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tell you what a reporter says tonight about interrupting the president. >> it's the biggest baseball weekend in washington in decades. live to nationals park. a scare inside a school when two bears started roaming the hallways. we begin tonight, though, from the district where flames were shooting from a row house in northeast d.c. one man is now in a hospital, he's got serious injuries. firefighters had to pull him out of there. the fire started 8:00 tonight in the 400 block of 15th street northeast. a 5-year-old boy who lives in that house was fuound eight neighbor's about investigators have trying to figure out if he was inside when the house caught fire. it was the big story todaying a new policy that will stop the deportation of hundreds of thousands of young people living in the u.s. illegally. cheers went up outside the white house when the president announced this new amnesty program today. but tonight, some think it is not bold enough, while others worry about the impact this will

have on the american workforce. darcy spencer reports. >> reporter: ryan juarez, who graduated from woodbridge high school, and his father are pleased with the president's policy change affecting children of illegal immigrants. >> this is the first sign of hope. >> reporter: they consider it a first step, but not enough. just to help young people. they still want competitive immigration reform to include a path to citizenship. >> it's not complete. so i don't think any kid will be happy if they will have a permit to go to school or to work and then their parents will get deported. >> reporter: the president announced people brought to the country by their parents as children will be able to get work permits and avoid the threat of deportation for two years. >> americans in their heart, in their minds, in every single way but one. on paper. >> reporter: at the white house, hundreds chanted victory. >> yes, we did. yes, we did.

>> reporter: the order affects undocumented residents who came to the country before they turned 16, and are younger than 30. they must have no criminal history to qualify. the president's decision is once again fueling the debate here in prince william county, ant anti-illegal immigration group says it will hurt americans as they try to get back to work the president's responsibility is to fix the economy. the way you do not fix the economy is to add additional labors to the labor pool and drive legal americans out of work. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4. the reporter who interrupted president obama today says he's not the story. his name is neil munro works for the daily caller. he shouted out a question during president's address. here's how it plays out. >> is it the right thing to do. >> is -- >> excuse me, it's not time for questions sir.

not while i'm speaking. >> the president was visibly irritated. he thoughted the question, why do you favor americforeigners o american workers. he wanted to get a question in before the president turns and walked inside. he thought it was a question that couldn't wait. the wife of philadelphia congressman bob brady says she stopped three masked men from breaking into their home today. deborah brady told police that her tv went dead, she shiz looked out a window and spotted two men sitting on her lawn fir tu furnitu furniture. a man began bang on window. nobody injured. nothing stolen. mgm says its casino will not turn national harbor in the las vegas. the company wants to build a complex that includes slot machines, table games, a luxury hotel. but mgm says it's treading carefully there we're not going

to drop las vegas in national harbor. we're going to do something that is sensitive to the local environment. >> the assembly would need a special session to approve the plan. voters need to approve it in a referendum. they call it attitude in the nation's capital since returning. with yankees in town, talk of baseball, too. julie? >> reporter: well, this first one didn't go quite the way nats fans wants but it was a full house. the game ended an hour ago but the last few fans just came out gates ten minutes ago and we can hear impatience out there. punds trying to make their home afterwards. start of what's expected to be a sold-out weekend at nats park. even standing room spots are going for 25 bucks. outside, extra traffic control officers deployed to try to keep

crowds and cars moving. >> welcome to the ballpark. >> reporter: few could why predicted the matchup would be a battle of first-place teams. this family sensed something big was coming. they bought tickets in november and drove 350 miles to be here. >> we know all of the guys this year. we can't wait. the excitement's just overwhelming. what a big game this is for juice this family shares the feeling. they say they had to be here. >> you've got two number one teams facing each other today and i think it's a good milestone if they can beat the yankees. >> reporter: a few washington area fans displayed divide loyalty. this father/son duo couldn't make up their mind how they felt. >> i moved here 12 years ago and became a nationals fan. he's a nationals fan but also likes jeter and a-rod. >> reporter: and the house divided. but still united in a love for

baseball. >> this is my mother's 80th birthday today. >> today. >> and so she is a life long yankee fan. even as a season ticket holders for the nats i brought her to the game and i've got her behind home plate. >> reporter: she got a birthday wish, a yankees win. first pitch tomorrow 1:05. so if you're coming down here, come early. if you're not going to be need to be in the area a good idea to detour around it. julie carrey, news4. >> winner or lose a beautiful night for baseball. just about anything else. look there's the weekend just standing right in front of us, veronica. >> right there ready to go. yeah. the weather in fact the last couple of days has been fantastic, right? our temperatures upper 70s to low 80s as we did it again today. low humanii humanity today. you folks loving it. but next, you know what? you're going to have to get that

ac ready, tuned up, talking about heat and humidity that's going to start rolling in. i'll tell you when and how long it's going to be sticking around. ug. details coming up. thanks, charges could be filed after two students shot with a b.b. gun on the way to school in chantilly, virginia. a boy and girl walking to rock run middle school were hit. police caught up with a group of kids from a different school. it's not clear why they were shooting nor it's clear whether victims were their intended targets. >> you deal with them in the way you have to them -- >> family and friends of a northeast d.c. business owner held a vigil today at shop where she was murdered. someone shot the 64-year-old june lynn earlier yesterday in an apparent robbery at her h. street deli. the victim's son gave way food and drinks to loyal customers, those who stopped by to pay

respects. >> a smile every morning when you came in made you forget about every problem you had. >> her smile changed everything i had no idea that my mom touched so many people in this way. >> peter wrote a letter on a poster board to his mom as the community looked on. there was a security camera in the store. police won't say if it caught anything but believe whoever killed june knew her morning routine. a cab ride in the district is about to get a dollar cheaper. the $1 gas surcharge will expire wednesday at midnight. that fee went into effect back in march, as gas prices skyrocketed. but prices are dropping now. according to aaa you're paying 20 cents less for a gallon of regular than you did last month. right now, in d.c., gas is averaging $3. 59 a gallon. in virginia it's 3.28. and 3.41 in maryland. metro wants to ease your pain. monday it begins rush plus.

it's supposed to make the ride to work and home a lot fast somewhere a lot smoother. richard jordan reports. >> reporter: metro is putting the rush in the rush hour. the agency is adding stops at 21 stations and new trains to ease congestion when most people are trying to get to work or back home. >> it's a little packed. >> reporter: the rush plus program runs monday through friday, from 6:30 to 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 to 6:00 p.m. the dash lines on the metro map show changes coming monday. the orange line is getting six additional trains at peak times between very e enfl vienna ando >> the segment of the orange line between house and ross lynn today is the most crowded place of anywhere on our system, that's where trains are most packed. >> trains are too overcrowded and that's what's causing problems. >> reporter: the green, yellow,

and blue lines will also see changes to boost comfort. >> extra trains would be a positive thing. >> reporter: green and blue line trains will become yellow line trains that mean you can go from green belt to fran cona springfield without a transfer. metro advertising the upcoming changes with posters and signs all throughout different stations. but now they want riders are to know, it's going to happen monday morning. in northwest washington, richard jordan, news4. a tanker truck filled with milk overturned. chopper 4 captures the image. 5,000 gallons of raw milk spilled out. mixing in with tanker's diesel fuel. haz-mat crews came in to mop things up. no one was hurt. a walk across niagara fouls on a wire as thousands looked

on. olympic great michael phelps upset about drug test, ahead of another assault on history in london. also, one bear in a school is one thing. how about two ?

june is gay pride month and president obama welcomed members of the lgbt community to the white house. president received a warm welcome at a reception in the east room. mr. obama stressed the efforts by his administration to level the playing field for less bean, gay, transsexual americans. he said there is work to do including passing nondiscrimination act so no american and be fired for being gay or transagain terred. >> phelps is criticizing the random drug testing. he had been tested six times in three weeks. he doesn't have a problem with testing but wondered if other athletes are tested as of often. phelps won eight gold medals but was suspended from usa swimming when a photo surface of him with a bong. school is 0 but nobody bothered to tell two black bears in alaska. they wondered into a high school

in anchorage. kids were no at the high school which is home of the golden bears. the bears did not cause any trouble there. other than knocking over a few trash cans. some incredible artwork on display at the washington harbor. more than two dozen artists from the area and beyond created a wall of art to surround the fountain in the center in georgetown. you know that flooded pretty badly, the harbor did last year, several bars reopened last night and businesses are looking forward to the nice weather. artwork will be on display through sunday. >> colorful. >> wonderful. it's going to be a beautiful within just to get out. >> superb to get out and do anything. it's going to be very comfortable. we'll have warm air around here. but warm air without that troublesome humidity. that's how it's been most of the week. let's see what's been going on this evening. we've got a clear sky overhead.

your high temperature today 82. in fact, two degrees below the average high for this time of year. but now coming up for the bumming of next week, temperatures will be running ten degrees above the average high. we've got real july-type weather coming our way. your pollen count for trees, grass, we'd, all low. the mold spore count moderate for today. where the heat has been today is down across the southern tier of states. by sunday it's on our back door. down around the carolinas, into arkansas, in missouri, and then what happens tuesday and wednesday of next week it will take full hold of the eastern third of the country, the core of the heat hitting us on wednesday. i'm going for a high of 94 to 95 here. but i tell you if that could be adjusted either way, i think we might see even higher reading business midweek. and again, it's going to come with humidity so feeling well above 95 degrees by midweek.

one thing that we haven't had yet, we had three days, a three-day stretch of temperatures that were 90 degrees or higher. that of course the past weekend and monday. so we could be looking at four, maybe five days of a stretch of 90-degree heat or higher. enjoy 71 degree temperature out there now. enjoy the 50-some degree temperatures that we'll have tart starting out tomorrow morn frpg north to south in the 50s. that's cool. frederick and areas to the west, for the west, leesburg, 57 to start. 61 to start in la plata and around waldorf maryland thanks to high pressure to the north of us that will be making its way eastward. high clouds tomorrow. it's going to be a beautiful day. sure is going feel very nice. sunday low humidity around the area. but with an east and southeasterly wind you can see areas in white. that's where there could be clouds. another weather front making its way east and southeastward but

drying up as it does so. so i don't think we're going to see any rain from it. the first part of next week, we'll just get a few clouds. tomorrow morning, clear, terrific start 52 to 62 degrees. tomorrow afternoon another delicious day with that low humidity. comfort zone 77 to 83 degrees. there's a look at sunday's forecast. there's not going to be anything being done by dad except relaxing outside. very nice conditions. high temperature on father's day 81 degrees. let's take a look at the four-day forecast. it's on tuesday with high heat hits us. 90 degrees to 94 wednesday. 90 on friday. >> all right. did you catch the niagara falls thing in. >> i did. amazing. >> all eyes on niagara falls tonight as the man on a wire walked into history and walked from one country to another. nick wallenda had the one tri holding its breath above niagara falls. jay gray had a great view of it

all and joins us live. a spectacular thing to watch, jay. >> reporter: i have to say a naysayer about this when i made my trip to niagara falls but it was amazinging breathtaking. i'm a believer, nick wallenda making it look easy, as he stepped across the 1800-foot wire draped across the grand canyon here. a stead w. pace, never in danger, never any problems but pounded by the wind and the rain on that wire that was two inches in diameter. steady, got to the other side. pumped his fist, kneeled over land and got to the canadian side by running last few feet finally on firm ground. officials approaching him and saying we need to see your passport and why are you here and he respond i'm here to inspire as many people as i can. an inspirational and amazing walk here tonight. >> yes, indeed it was. thanks so much, jay gray. a great front row seat. sports next.

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so for nats fans this didn't turn out to well. >> there is didn't turn out so well. don't get up and down with every game the nats are good and that's why this is an exciting sears. the yankees have been beast of the al east for years. the nats are new to the role in the nl east. a huge weekend series between two first place teams. it was old school versus new school, and in game one, the yankees prove they still set the bar in baseball. bryce harper, who has been a

yankee fan since birth, he now belongs to d.c. and the fans want his digits. they're going it like this one. teixeira drives one. harp laying out, ends with a catch. a nice start for the nats. phil hughes overshadowed gio gonzalez, he truck out eight. bottom of the sixth, it's hughes. espinoza goes down, his ninth punch-out in the game. nats down 2-1. brad lidge trying to work out of a bases loaded jam. jeter grounds one to short. throw from ian desmond bounces past adam laroche. two runs score on the error. that was the breaking point for the nationals. yankees go on to win, 7-2. snapping the nats' six-game winning streak. the orioles and atlanta, taking on 19-year big league veteran chipper jones. orioles up one. jones takes the pitch to right.

look at chris davis, nice catch. he robs chipper. davis, he's never plays in the outfield before. maybe he should have been out there more. but davis couldn't save madi from that one. simmons ham trz mers it to left. atlanta wins 4-2. snapping baltimore's five-game winning streak. all right. golf round two of the u.s. open today. it's no secret this major is a bear. do you like the u.s. open? golf fans. >> yeah. >> it's relaxing. liable baseball, too. we'll be watching. finishing at par in the u.s. open is a solid feat because it's so difficult. 1 under could win you the whole tournament. it's a fact jim furyk knows well as he was story of the day. jumped seven spots on the leaderboard in one day. olympic club in cali who knew

course cred deentials would kee the kids occupied. furyk entered the round tie ford seventh and birdies number three. that moves him to 1 under and takes where he stands now. furyk in the three-way tie for the lead with david toms and that guy, tiger woods at one point he had three straight bogeys. but here he is on ten looking real good with the long birdie putt. tiger shoots an even par 70. as we said, 1 under, he shares the 36-hole lead with jim furic and david toms. how about hoops? the mystics hosting the fiver. big night for crystal langhorne. third quarter she nails the long jumper. two of her game-high 22 minutes. mystics up ten. six seconds to play, fever down one with the ball. the three. from tamika catchings. off the mark. mystics win a close one 67-66. so, the nats play game two, it's

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