williams and that the shooting was committed by them. >> we have recovered the murder weapon. and it has been ballistically matched to the murder by our unit. the murder weapon is a semiautomatic handgun. we believe we have arrested the shooter, although right now we are not identifying which suspect is believed to be the shooter. this remains an active investigation. we're still obtaining evidence in this case. we believe he have arrested all of the principal suspects. >> reporter: cyril williams' criminal history includes narcotics violations, attempted murder and use of a firearm. he allegedly shot at a police officer previously, but charges apparently were dropped in that case. in the murder of trooper brown, prince george's county led the investigation, working closely with the maryland state police, metropolitan police department, and federal authorities. resulting in the arrest of the two suspects. >> i simply want to say on behalf of the people of our state, how very, very grateful i am to professionalism of the help and women of the prince george's county police department and the maryland state police for pursuing in every waking moment of these last few today's this investigation to this conclusion today. >> reporter: maryland state police superintendent terrance sheridan said today he informed the family of trooper brown that arrests have been made. he said they are grieving but he hopes the information helps them understand what happened and helps them come to terms with it. we are live at the prince george's county police department in maryland. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, chris. a prince george's county police officer was wound during a struggle with a robbery suspect. this happened this morning outside the bank near route 197 and old chapel road. the offduty officer witnessed an attempted robbery outside the bank. his gun went off during a struggle toxtser was grazed in the leg. police arrested one suspect but the other got away. fairfax county police are investigating a double murder after a mother and daughter are found dead. the bodies were found this morning during a welfare check at an apartment along cardinal forest lane. police aren't saying how the woman and her teenage daughter died. neighbors tell us, three people lived there. we're told one man was taken to the hospital. we don't know the extent of his injuries or his involvement. news 4 is talking to investigators right now. look for jane's live report coming up at 5:00 tonight. today, president obama made another trip to the gulf coast. his fourth trip since the bp oil rig explosion that touched off the massive spill 56 days ago. >> his administration is still pushing bp to provide financial relief to those affected by the spill. as you see, while the oil continues to spread, so does fear along the gulf coast. jay gray has the latest from gu gulfport, mississippi. >> reporter: as his motorcade rushed along the beach in gulfport, mississippi, president obama began a trip that many others just aren't making this year. a summer visit to the gulf coast. normally three three boats that ferry people to the seashore. right now there are barely enough passengers for one. >> people are generally staying away from this region. >> reporter: the oil has stayed away to this point but clearly the effects of the spill have not. >> it is really depressing. the people that run this and just everything, the tourism of mississippi, a lot of people are suffering. >> reporter: that's one of the reasons the president is here. >> people want to know what can they do to help folks here. one of the best ways to help is to come down here and enjoy the outstanding hospitality. >> reporter: the white house continues to push bp to set up an independently managed compensation fund. a message president obama shared with coastal business owners at a roundtable meeting. the president was also briefed on a new plan from bp which indicates they could capture more than 50,000 barrels of oil a day from the leaking well by the end of this month. 60 to 80,000 barrels a day by mid july. the current high estimate of the spill from government scientists is about 40,000 barrels a day. this afternoon, the president's tour continues in alabama. the coast guard staging facility, then barrier islands. the president will end his day in florida and spend part of tomorrow there before returning to the white house for his first address from the oval office. updating the nation on the situation along the gulf coast. in gulfport, mississippi, jay gray, news 4. spirit airlines pilots are grounded today at least through wednesday because of the pilots strike. it left thousands of passengers stranded when pilots walked off the job on saturday. the airline said it is trying to get passengers booked on other airlines now but many flyers have found the same day fare on other airlines is two to three times more than their original tickets. spirit airlines has a few days or a few daily flights out of reagan national here in washington. we are in the soup. another hot, humid afternoon in the nation's capital. >> it is getting thick out. there chuck bell has more on when we might look for a cool-down. >> good afternoon to you. i'm optimistic that a little bit of a break is on our way for tomorrow. but still in the meantime, plenty of heat and humidity out there. temperatures are in the middle and high 80s to near 90 degrees right now. plenty of haze out there and a couple of lovely showers. we're 90 degrees downtown at national airport. 80 degrees in fairfax county. 88 in manassas. 87 degrees in hagerstown. 84 in martinsburg. a couple of lonely showers near blue ridge moving in on winchester, virginia. also south on 81 and parts of shenandoah county. one or two showers getting toward move on to the north sides of manassas. no rain in and around town but we may have a chance of some passing showers over the next couple hours. we're not expecting any widespread coverage of rain showers, just enough to get you wet and make you mad. a little hint of a cool-down as we head into the day tomorrow and into the middle of the week. a little better chance for some rain. one or two isolated evening showers, a rumble or two of thunder can't be completely ruled out. less humidity and less heat for tomorrow. but what about getting some needed rain showers back into the area? i'll detail the rest of the seven-day forecast in a couple minutes. back to you. >> thanks, chuck. we're going live to the gulf coast where the president is visiting again today. >> he is in ahead theodore, ala. >> that's what makes this crisis so challenging. it means that it has to be constantly watched. it has to be tracked. we're constantly having to redeploy resources to make sure they're having maximum impact. and we need to make sure that we're constantly helping folks who have been hurt by it even as we're stopping oil from spreading into more and more areas. so that means that this response effort has to happen on a bunch of different tracks. it means containing as much of the oil as we can as quick as we can. after seeing an initial oil collection plan from bp, we went back to them and said they need to move faster and more aggressively. they've come back with a plan to accelerate steps to contain over 50,000 barrels a day by the end of june. two weeks earlier than they had originally suggested. the revised plan also includes steps to better prepare against extreme weather events and other unforeseen circumstances in the months ahead. addressing another one of our concerns. and we're going to continue to hold bp and any other responsible parties accountable for the disaster that they created. dealing with the aftermath of the spill also means protecting the health and safety of the folks who live and work here at theodore, here in alabama and here on the gulf coast. as part of this effort, i'm announcing a comprehensive, coordinated and multiagency initiative to ensure that seafood from the gulf of mexico is safe to eat. i had some of that seafood for lunch. and it was delicious. but we want to make sure that the fad industry down here as much as possible in getting to protect, the protection and the certification they need to continue their business. so this is important for consumers who need to know their food is safe. but it is also important for the fishermen and the processors who need to be able to sell their products with confidence. let me be clear. seafood from the gulf today is safe to eat. but we need to make sure that it stays that way. >> the president there at the white house is on the offensive, a very busy weak. he is in alabama today, visiting florida and mississippi as well. he has that nationwide address tomorrow night. and he will be meeting with bp's executives later this week. they will be in town testifying on the hill as well. >> and obviously, trying to offer some reassurances for the people in the gulf suffering as a result of this traumatic event that has happened down there. now, let's take a welcome at the roads and the afternoon rush back here in washington. >> actually, it is monday. how are we moving out there? >> it is still pretty quiet considering it is monday. it is good news. the center of the screen, look how great these look. as you can see, it is starting to get pretty overwhelmed. this shot is a logical miss leading. as you leave 270, this is over the american legion heading for virginia. and doing actually pretty good tonight. let's take a spin toward bethesda. they are headed for silver spring. after this, though, through college park, it does tamer off and back to the speed limit. no major accidents now. just a lot of volume. back to you. >> thanks, ash. it's a commemoration of the day that authorized the united states of america to adopt the flag to represent the new nation. 223 years ago. flag day ceremonies were held around the country today. the public was invited to join one of those ceremonies at the air force memorial in arlington, virginia. flag day was first proclaimed back in 1916. in 1949, congress declared june 14th to be national flag day every year. thousands of junior historians and their teachers are at the university of maryland for national history day competition. to mark the occasion, a rare original painting, printing of the declaration of independence is visiting maryland for the first time. the document is one of the originals printed on july fourth, 1776, to be sent to the colonies and announced to soldiers and citizens. six weeks later, the same text was printed and signed by most of the delegates to the continental congress. the signed copy is kept in the national archives. copies visiting maryland is owned by hollywood producer norman lear. >> he paid big bucks for that, i'm sure. >> i'll bet he did. we're just getting started. who michael jackson's father blames for the king of pop's death now. also ahead, he is now in prison. one of the most dangerous in the country. we'll have the latest on joran van der sloot's prison cell coming up. also coming up, a mail stone in one country. meet the biggest baby weighing in at more than ten pounds. plus, father's day is a hue days away. and we've got some suggestions on the perfect healthy gift for your dad. today a look at this big girl. she is in the heaviest category ever born there. the hospital officials say she was born weighing more than 27.5 pounds. the average birth weight is below that of the u.s. italy actually holds the record for the world's heaviest baby. in 1955, a newborn tipped the scales at 22.8 pounds. new evidence "today" shows some blood pressure medications could increase the risk for cancer. doctors at case western reserve in cleveland found the link between a slightly increased cancer risk in certain blood pressure drugs called receptor blockers. the studies were limited to only three in the class, including kozar. >> sunday is father's day. have you decide what had to give the man in your life? how about a health gift? many men ignore their health until they get sick or until a woman brings it up. in get healthy for life today, gifts for a happy, healthy daddy. if you're with us this afternoon, aren't men more health conscious today than they used to be? >> i think we're all more health conscious than we used to be. but it is at the top of very few people's agenda list. so basically, most men look to the women in their lives to have them focus on this issue. some men would say this was nagging. i prefer to say this was prodding along, to put it at the top of the list. >> my husband calls it nagging, you're right. you say being a father is good for a man's health. >> i can use the example of my own husband. when he found out he was going to be a father, about 17 years ago, he started driving more carefully. he started putting his seatbelt on. he started doing behaviors so he could stick around for the long run. what we know is that men who are actively involved in their children's lives live longer, healthier lives. they have that motivation to make health changes, to be there for the long run. >> might it be argued that men who have anyone in their lives to care about -- >> but particularly being a role model to children is always one that really spurs you on. >> let's talk about the test that men must get. what are they? >> the famous ones. checking your blood pressure and your heart. colonoscopy over the age of 50 but particularly, immunizations men have to focus on, whether they are up to date. particularly if they travel, they need immunizations. there is a whole list of adult immunizations. men in construction or men who are round students, where disease spreads so quickly. >> let's talk father's day gifts. gym membership or sessions with a trainer. sounds like a good one. >> a great one to get your health and to get you moving and exercise. it is the key to good health. >> you say giving your husband or your significant other a doctor's appointment is a good gift. >> better than a title of certainly better than a power tool. if you make that appointment for a pramtary care doctor. that's the doctor who would really focus on all these health issues for him. if you can't get him to go to the doctor, get him a blood pressure monitor or calculate his bmi for him. >> simple things like that. to get him motivated. get him some vitamins with d and some nonalcoholic wine. >> right. they're two different issues. particularly vitamins. you can even get him a gift certificate to his favorite japanese restaurant. between the soy and the green tea and the cold water fish, you've got that handled. vitamin d is very important for prostate health when you're trying to prevent prostate cancer. and nonalcoholic wine, a great opportunity to introduce him to that whole field to cut down on the risk that's come with drinking alcohol. >> and you say men and women need to avoid the big three. and one of those is alcohol. >> the big three, we call them that because they have to do what what most disease in this country is about. obesity, tobacco, and alcohol. >> let him know how important he is in your life. >> to let him know he's loved. more importantly, come one gifts and ideas you can do to promote his health and your health together. >> so you can grow old together. >> get out there on a hike. get a dose of vitamin d, nonalcoholic wine. >> thank you so much. back to you. still ahead on news 4 at 4:00, something nintendo already has. microsoft wants to have. also ahead, michael jackson's doctor fights fights for his m license. plus a surprising accusation by joe jackson. and the search continues for people missing when floods run through an arkansas camp ground. this weekend at the box office may have felt like a blast from the past. the big one, the karate kid came in at number one getting positive reviews all across every demographic. and with $50 million opening, will and jaden smith on fire. jaden made his opening run for families on saturday. another 80s hit came in number two. last week's winner shrek forever after fell to the third spot. nearly $16 million. and rounding out the top four at 4:00, comedy, get him to the greek. that earned just over $10 million. wow, microsoft announce ad new step toward the future of the video games. >> the x-box 360 will soon include hands-free play technology. it is called connect. it will let you feel more in the game than ever before. microsoft hasn't said how much it will cost or when you'll be able to buy it. more details should come available as the electronic expo gets underway in los angeles. nintendo already has a hands-free gaming uchblt. >> it has been a very steamy today. temperature nosing in on 90 degrees out there. and dew points, already close to 70 degrees. an unofficial threshold between a little bit uncomfortable and a whole lot uncomfortable is when the dew point hits 70. right now in downtown washington, under a mostly cloudy sky. we're still an even 90 degrees out there. the humidity is fairly high. 49% thanks to that dew point temperature which is up at 68 degrees. only a light breeze out of the southwt at 6 miles an hour. a good night forecast. one or two lonesome showers at about 9:00, 10:00, 11:00. 90 here, 94 in richmond. 92 down the road in raleigh, north carolina. not much going on. mid to late afternoon, we're getting a couple of showers on the radar. one just about right over downtown washington. not dropping a lot of rain but just enough to get you wet and more showers here on the southwest corner of capital beltway. down by the mixing bowl and along i-95 to the south off to the west of mount vernon now and a few showers across the blue ridge from winchester north and then toward mount jackson. theoring severe weather is staying away from us this evening and this afternoon. stronger thunderstorms toward virginia the big weather story has been across the southeastern state. some places picking up more than nine inches of rain over the last 12 hours. massive flooding through the oklahoma city metro area and it will stay very iffy here. for us, high pressure is in charge. it comes back our way as we head toward tuesday. no severe weather expected other. wise, partly cloudy, warm and humid. temperatures by tomorrow morning, mid 60s. then tomorrow, partly cloudy, cooler, lower humidity tomorrow. that will be welcome news. an outside chance of a brief passing shower. i think wednesday will be the busiest day of the week for rain chances and our coolest day with a hey of 84. mid to upper 80s. thursday and friday. the rest of the seven-day forecast coming up in just a couple more minutes. >> maybe it will feel like a cool way. >> it will. we have much more ahead in our next half-hour. a woman is attacked on a montgomery county trail. also ahead, a new twist in the murder case of joran van der sloot. a report from peru coming up. plus, those noticing sounds. have you heard them at the world cup? what it is all about. and the world cup decides on whether to band it. hello. welcome back. >> here are some of the top stories we're talking about. two people charged in the murder of trooper brown. he was shot at an applebee's. police arrested two men who are charged with first-degree murder. a mother and her teenage daughter were found dead inside their lorton, virginia home. the bodies were discovered this morning at an apartment along cardinal forest lane. police aren't saying how the woman and her daughter died. we're told one man was taken to the hospital. look for the live report coming up on news 4 at 5:00. a wild scene outside. the gallery place metro station in downtown d.c., two women got into a fight and stabbed each other. one woman was stabbed in the shoulder and had to be taken to the hospital. police arrested the other woman. no word on what they were fighting about. president obama arrived in the gulf coast area this morning. he met with the governors of mississippi and louisiana during his first stop on a two-day visit. on wednesday the president plans to meet with bp executives. joran van der sloot has been moved to a prison in peru. >> that prison has the reputation of being one of the most brutal institutions in that country. this as he awaits trial for the murder of stephany flores. meanwhile, natalee holloway's father is now in aruba waiting word about his daughter. nbc's michelle kosinski has the latest from lima. >> reporter: joran van der sloot is bc being held in a castro castro prison. it is known for its overcrowding and terrible conditions. and we were able to get ahold of joran van der sloot's confession. it was inside the psychological evaluation that police had done on him. in it he describes what happened that night. in his words, he says that he and his victim, 21-year-old stephany flores, went to his hotel room to continue playing poker online. he said he opened his laptop and up popd a facebook message almost immediately. it was basically a death threat relating to his having been a suspect in natalee holloway's disappearance. he goes on to say that he explains to stephany that he had done nothing wrong in aruba and they talk about it a little, and all of a sudden, he hits her in the face. it goes on to say what happened. she was bleeding profusely from her nose. he then grabbed her by the neck. finally when she was still leaving, he took off her pants and smothered her with them. and also, now, if it is true that he is going to reveal certain information regarding the natalee holloway case, but only if authorities will move him out of the country to a rube. a once again, raises questions about just how much truth he is willing to share now. nbc news, lima, peru. searchers in arkansas have pulled another body from the water. a 20th victim from the flash flood that swept thank you popular arkansas catch ground was found today. the flood happened early friday near the little missouri river. an eight-foot wall of water ripped with enough force to rip asphalt from roads and turn over mobile homes. eechbt 20 victims have been identified. seven are children under the age of 7. rescue workers are being kept busy by severe flooding in the oklahoma city area. dozens of people needed rescuing from cars that were swept away in flash floods. at one point, the farmt put out a call for more boats to help with the rescues. people are now being told to stay home. there are no reports of injuries. a crime alert in montgomery county. police there say two men sexually assaulted a woman over the weekend. the attack happened overnight saturday while the woman was walking on a path near the road north of aspen hill road. police released these two sketches of the suspects. the victim says these men forced her off the path. then assaulted her. if you know these two men, you're urged to call police. lakers stoshz have something to celebrate. lakers sales. tomorrow the d.c. city council is expected to aapprove the bill that would allow stores to sell alcohol on sunday, july 4th, because the holiday falls on a sunday. it only affects class a liquor stores. if you have been watching any of the world cup games, you probably have noticed that loud buzz in the background. >> cover your ears. the horns are loud. despite complaints, they're not going anywhere. officials for the games say it is a world event hosted by average is south africa and guests should embrace the culture. they are a spin-off of a traditional south african instrument. the manufacturers say they will start selling a quieter version at the games this week. how do you make those quiet? >> and altogether they make a really loud somewhat annoying buzz. still ahead, the lawyer wears the wrong bra and she's barred from jail. the titans quarterback is caught on camera. get ready for grid lock if you use the 14th street bridge. 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because it is still policy that women have to wear them. the warned said the policy would be reviewed and that the incident was regrettable. i'm sure her client feel the same way. >> yeah. where's my attorney? >> meanwhile -- back here. >> we stay away for these third rail topics for me. we have a little thunderstorm activity out there. no severe weather is expected for the remainder of the afternoon or evening. that's welcome news. but a passing shower cannot be ruled out. and one or two rumbles can't be rald out either. a hiv lolive look. if you make your plans to go outside, a passing shower or two can't be ruled out. the temperature down to 90 degrees. waking up tomorrow morning, 71 degrees under a mostly clear to partly cloudy sky. then tomorrow, very pleasant weather. highs in the low 80s. partly cloudy, cooler. still a might little chance of a passing shower but me and large, most of us will remember it battleground a dra day. our best chance, wednesday a 60% chance of rain. then we dry it out for thursday and friday and heat it back one highs near 90 by friday and staying near 90, all the way through the upcoming weekend as well. and our next little chance for a shower shows up on sunday. we could really use the rain around here. it has been a very dry spring and a country start to the month of june. >> the grass is looking a little brown. thanks, chuck. still ahead on news 4 at 4:00, at & t reacts to the ipad security breach. >> and problems for drivers on the 14th street bridge. plus, making jackson's michael jackson's doctor will be able to keep practicing medicine in california while awaiting his trial. >> the attorney general's office wanted to suspend his license because he's been charged with involuntary manslaughter in michael jackson's death. this afternoon a california judge is allowing him to keep practicing medicine. his lawyers had argued that dr. conrad murray would not be able to pay for his trial if his license were suspended. jackson died last june after the doctor administered propofol and other drugs to help him sleep. meanwhile, the squabbling between jackson's parents continues. jackson's estranged father is blaming his mother for michael's death. in an interview with the british tabloid, joe jackson says his wife katherine could have saved her son's life if she had mothered him more. katherine's attorneys immediately hit back saying that she had a very good relationship with her son. joe and katherine are not officially divorced but have lived apart for years. at & t says it has fixed the umbrella that exposed e-mail addresses of some ipad users last week. the company says computer hackers exploited its sights when users tried to log into their e-mail accounts. more than 100,000 ipad 3g users were thought to be affected by this. at & t says only e-mail addresses used by the company were exposed. it says no other personal information was at risk. drivers in the district saw the traffic alert firsthand this morning as phase ii of the 14th street project got underway. new traffic pattern is in place. that means lanes are split down the middle of the highway. traffic is routed on both sides of the construction barrier so keep your eyes wide open there. meanwhile, a northeast d-dot is testing the new vert i'll circle at the intersection of new york and florida avenues. first rate is now one way from florida to new york avenue. florida is one way taken with "o" and 1st street. eastbound traffic will be dearrested the to 1st street and southbound traffic will have to use 1st street. it is designed to improve circulation and decrease accidents. if you missed that, didn't get it all, to go nbc washington.com. >> you have to practice that. study that. drive it to figure it out. still ahead on news 4 at 4:00, there is an app for just about everything. now best buy is getting into the mix. >> plus the disappearance of a boy is now a criminal investigation. also ahead, the fbi has opened up top secret files by the late senator ted kennedy. find out what it revealed. plus a popular networking site for teenagers is being sued. we'll tell why you officials are warning parents about the website called tag. and we have a special one-on-one with the new redskins quarterback. donavan mcnabb. find out what he had to say about how many more years he thinks, he play on the football appeal the. best buy is offering a new movie app for cell phones. it is a tie-in for this new universal 3d movie. it would allow users to translate the speech of some of the movie characters but it will only work during closing credits and it will automatically darken the cell phone screen while in use. >> that sounds interesting. >> i could download three or four new apps over the weekend. >> i still have a flip phone. all my phone will do is make a call. this amazing technology, i tell you. >> and he goes like that with the rotary wheel. >> no, no. no everyone i know, every one i know is a smart phone spends their whole life on it. >> this is true. >> you can get a forecast there. >> you could get the nbc 4 forecast on your app. there is no doubt about it. there's a alive picture on our camera view. it is indeed a hazy and somewhat showery evening. a little bit of rain activity on the radar. a few showers to the south of washington. temperature now, 90 degrees here in town. 78, rain-cooled degrees in winchester. 86 in culpepper. 86 in annapolis. temperatures, with a few lonesome showers between now and about 8:00, 9:00 this evening. most of the rain will be gone by 10:00 or 11:00 and it will be dry by the overnight hours. tomorrow, a slight chance of a shower primarily west of the blue ridge. i don't think most of us will have to worry about the rain chances. for a lot of kids, the last week of school. relatively quiet. the best chance of rain will be on wednesday and it is monday. we're already thinking about next weekend. the temperatures near 90 degrees and next weekend looks more country than wet. maybe a chance of a shower. you can always go online. an app for that. >> we're everywhere. >> we've got some breaking news here. the real house wives of d.c. will include the salahis and it premiers august 5. so tune in. the rumors are concerned. >> so that answers that question. a 7-year-old boy is still missing and his case is now a criminal investigation. the boy was last seen ten days ago at his school. nbc's janet sham leeanne reports. >> reporter: the disappearance of kyron horman is now officially a criminal case with a $25,000 reward attached. the latest attempts to bring the 7-year-old home. >> with the search and rescue mission completed at this time, we are moving operations toward the criminal investigative end of the spectrum. >> reporter: with kyron's family standing behind them, sheriff's officials announced they'll scale back the search while ramping up the investigation. it was a second appearance by the boy's family, breaking the silence they'd kept a weak, making public their private grief. >> kyron, we miss you, we love you and we need you home right now. we're doing everything we can to work with law enforcement and the search and the rescue across to make sure you can get back to us as soon as possible. >> reporter: since kyron's disappearance, more than 1,300 searchers have combed the area for clues or any sign of the boy. the effort to find kyron has taken an emotional toll on many, including the sheriff himself. >> it's very difficult. i've lacked at his picture numerous times. i've spoken with the family. you become extremely attached to this child. >> reporter: that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >> we are pleased to announce and arrest two suspects in the murder of maryland state trooper brown. >> two men, cyril william and anthony are both behind bars with long criminal records. >> we believe the motive for the shooting is that mr. william was upset, that he was kicked out of the restaurant. nothing more, nothing less. >> now both men face murder charges while trooper brown's family and community get ready for his funeral. >> good evening. i'm barbara harrison. wendy is off tonight. >> that's our top story. we begin with the up to the minute details on the murder of maryland streerp wesley brown. police arrested two men in connection with friday's deadly shooting outside of foftville applebee's. a murder weapon has been recovered and the motive for the murder was retaliation for being thrown out of a restaurant. news 4's chris gordon joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: good evening. there are two suspects in this case and one murder weapon. but police will not designate the triggerman. they say it is because it is an ongoing active investigation. prince george's county police led the investigation with the collaboration of the maryland state police.