three days after severe weather tore through our area, power crews continue to work 'round-the-clock trying to get

lights and power back on. good evening, i'm chris gordon in for jim rosenfield. pepco restored power. even for some who have power the aftermath is cleaning up from the debris from friday's storm. news 4 darcy spencer is live in cheverly with a look at some damage. good evening, darcy. >> reporter: we can see a big difference what it looked like earlier today when we drove through the streets this evening. we could see many lights have been turned back on. this is one of the problems outstanding you. have a large tree down on power lines. affecting one home here in this community. the sorts of jobs are going to take a little bit longer. pepco officials are hoping to have power restored to everyone by some point tonight or early tomorrow morning. >> i'm going home. >> the power is on. >> the power is on. >> not sure about the gas.

the power is on. >> snow baker is one of the lucky ones. power has been restored at her apartment two days after a microburst left numerous buildings heavily damaged. strong winds ripped roofs off. displacing 600 people. >> shocking. just telling my friend. riding on 202, 450. nothing looks like it happened. i literally see the tornado paths come in a way, tore this whole neighborhood up. >> pepco officials have restored power to 99% of twhhose who los it. power isn't even the biggest problem. they at least for now have no place to live. >> are you able to get in your building? >> no. because the the roof is gone. see, you cannot get to the inside. have to live at the hotel now. >> reporter: pepco officials had 700 crews working 'round-the-clock to get the lights back on and using utility come pans

come -- companies to beef up ranks. >> it looked like the apocalypse here on friday night. >> reporter: nearby, clean-up efforts are continuing after winds knocked down trees and homes and power lines. >> i lived here for 25 years. and, more than 25 years. and i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: ellen says a 7,000-volt power line felt on her property, electrifying the fence and home. even the doorbell was burned out. she says she is fortunate it wasn't even worse. >> the fire marshal came and said everything was safe. then we had an electrician out yesterday. he said we dodged a bullet that, you know the fact that no one was electrocuted and the house didn't burn down was pretty lucky. so -- for. >> reporter: power outages are done to 100 in prince george's county. as i mentioned there are some folks facing an uh uncertain future. power isn't really the issue at this point. they have no place to go. because of, so many buildings were damaged.

i spock ke to one resident. she probably can't get back into her unit for another year. some are staying at a shelter at bladensburg high school. wondering how long the shelter will remain open and what their next move will be. reporting live, darcy spencer, news 4. >> a beautiful end to the weekend for some parts of our area. but for others it was a soggy night. meteorologist chuck bell is in storm center 4. hey, chuck? >> good evening, chris. fairly stormy night. only in a small number of places. rockville had the rain. bowie had the rain. annapolis had the rain. not a drop in downtown washington. current temperature. 82. plenty of humidity starting to sneak back into the area. most of the western suburbs. low, nmid 70s. couple rumbles of thunder. howard county. columbia. fade outing as it crosses the chesapeake bay. warrenton. parts along the blue ridge.

scattered showers overnight tonight. pop up thunderstorms possible into the earlied to my ed tto m hours. breeze starts to clear things out. 80s tomorrow. oh going to get hot before the week is out, chris. that forecast coming up. >> thank you, chuck. director of reston zoo is facing animal cruelty charges. police arrested 26-year-old friday. investigators say it stems back to january after an employee alerted animal control about the suspicious death of an adult wallaby. they said euthanasia drugs were improperly used to treat animals. she is charged with possession of the controlled substance. a rap night turned into a chaotic scene at a restaurant early this morning. it happened around 1:30 a.m. at new red rock cafe on muddy branch road. police say a fight broke out between two women during the event. and hundreds of people continued the melee in the parking lot.

>> total chaos. people running. using salt shakers as weapons. >> after grabbing salt shakers they grabbed guns and knives. one person shot. six others stabbed. none of the injuries in the melee are considered life threatening. owners plan to cancel all similar events and focus on the indian food the restaurant serves. developing story in egypt tonight where the first freely elected president in the country's history and crowds filled tahrir square to celebrate the news. president obama called to congratulate him and offer u.s. support. many are concerned that his islamic background will lead to more radical rule. richard engel is in e jugypt tonight. >> reporter: tahrir exmroeplode.

crowds hold up copies of the koran. this is our constitution, they shout. for decades the brotherhood slogan has been islam is the solution. >> if you want to achieve anything good, you have to -- >> reporter: across town, other egyptians see the brotherhood's win as a catastrophe. that democracy has brought a fundamentalist, anti-american, and basically anti-democratic president. who wants god's unchangeable laws. the volt just a pass to power. e jiment egypt is lost they yell. he gave his acceptance speech. reaching out. promising moderation and to include all e jimegyptians. in tahrir, they see it as divine

intervention and see it is only the beginning of profound changes still to come. the muslim brotherhood faces a serious challenge. the military here has stripped the president of many of his key sthor authorities. tonight. many egyptians hope that the muslim brotherhood will drop so some rhetoric and face the task of governing the country. richard engel, nbc news, cairo. big show of support for ousted university of virginia president, theresa sullivan. nearly 2,000 people packed the campus to protest the board of visitors decision to fire her. another 7,000 went online to watch a live stream of the students, professors and dean rally in support of sullivan. >> the board of visitors -- this is the great paradox. if the board were to reinstate, terry sullivan most will come

away with a renewed appreciation for the board. >> on tuesday, the board will meet to decide whether or not to reconsider their decision to fire sullivan. this past friday, the governor bob mcdonald threat tuned replace the entire board unless they get ahold of the situation. tomorrow will be decision day. the u.s. supreme court. and court watchers are anticipating the possibility of two major rulings. president obama's health scare law and arizona's immigration law. as brian mmoor reports. >> reporter: anxious anticipation for possible supreme court rulings on president obama's health scare reform law and arizona's immigration law. the highest court in the land is supposed to be above politics. but in this tense election year, the republicans and democrats alike, have their scorecards ready. >> is this supreme court nine

justices fryi justices or a political body just the way the congress or white house is. >> reporter: monday, mitt romney will be campaigning in arizona. potential runningmate, marco rubio defended arizona's tough law. >> arizona has a border problem that is not about immigration, but security. >> reporter: while immigration is a hot button issue, the obama care ruling will be a judgment on president obama's signature achievement. if not his political legacy. >> as i watch the news coverage today, everybody seems to assume it is going to be overturned. be joefrd turnoverturned. it may not. from main street to pennsylvaniach anew all eyes on the supreme court and some big decisi decisions. up next tonight, the out of control wildfire that has forced tho thousands from their homes in colorado. and the long time host of jeopardy is in the hospital to night.

and, an injection that some say can help you lose weight increase your sex drive and give you a tan. but is it safe? coming up tonight on sports final. counting down to the nba draft. ernie grunfeld joins us for the roundtable discussion. u.s. olympic hopefuls put their talents to the test. a sibling rivalry that is ♪

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springs area. fire officials say dry and hot weather conditions along with strong winds are fueling this blaze along with seven others across the state. well tonight, "jeopardy" host alex trebeck is in the hospital recovering from a mild heart attack. admitted to cedar sinai medical center in los angeles yesterday. a publicist says he is in good spirits and expected to make a full recovery. barring any unforeseen circumstances, he will be ready to host the new sea son of "jeopardy" beginning next month. trebeck has been hosting "jeopardy" for 28 years. wait for it now. some call it a killer tan. an underground drug is said to enhance skin color, shed pounds and even boost your libido. health officials say the is illegal and dangerous. kim baldanado has the the story. >> reporter: some worship the son, some go to tanning salons

and others use self-tanning lotion. what if you could give yourself an injection that would create a tan that lasted months and increase your text drive. melanotan 2, sold online only by several companies. just one problem. >> it's not regulated. it's not fda approved. and the studies aren't long term enough. >> this doctor is a dermatologist who has concerns about melanotan. >> the main problem with getting a substance like melanotan not regulated. purchasing on the internet you really don't know what you are getting. you could be getting something toxic. >> reporter: a synthetic hormone that mimics a hormone in our bodies which produces a tan. when injected. melanotan, stimulates our pigment cells. >> if we are stimulating the same cells that turn cancerous in melanoma, the risk is real. the low price, $45, the claims

it will make you thin, tan and increase libido. made it popular among body builders, brides. models. you are taking a risk. >> we don't know if it is sterile. we are having people inject it into their bodies. >> that was kim baldanado reporting. this is check bell. he has the the word on the rain we saw at dinner time. >> not everybody got the rain. if you were under the thundershowers. you picked up a quick, 1/10 or 1/4 inch. rainfall amounts have been fairly white. and widespread across the area. on your sunday night. mostly cloudy outside. we missed all the rain all weekend here in washington itself. you folks that live along route 50 between the capital beltway and annapolis. you had the bulk of the rainfall. also, some thundershowers across howard county. have a few towards the blue ridge. show you those on radar. in a second. right now in washington.

82, mild degrees. dew point into the mid 60s now. that's the measure of moisture in the atmosphere. starting to feel humid. only going to last for the overnight hours. into early tomorrow. 70s to the west. still holding to 80. bay side. in town. home town forecast. in bethesda. rainshowers earlier this evening. by early tomorrow morning. sunrise time. dry. 71. but showers moving in during the mid to late morning hours. could see rain drops. late as lunchtime. before the sun comes back out tomorrow afternoon. temperatures back up into the mid 80s. little hit and miss. couple chances for rain. the story repeated area wide for tomorrow. what we are waiting on is this weather front to slide down into the area. so, cloudy. and bit of a damp start in ape few places. then another chance. as the front goes south. and the colder air spills in. some cold air, may bubble up thundershowers in the afternoon as well. all of that will be coming to an end. the sun sets. a dry breeze sets up shop for tuesday. that's going to stick around. and you get very cool.

and very comfortable ablecomfor. a-ok. thundershowers on the eastern shore. few toward the blue ridge. most rain. in and around the metro. over the chesapeake bay. out toward the beaches. not much left towards the spine of the mountain. and when the weather cup throughcup -- comes through. debbie, problematic storm for forecasters. big rains across pat nins the p. still a huge amount of uncertainty where that storm is going to go. this time yesterday, the forecast was for tight it to go texas by friday. through friday. the florida panhandle. landfalling tropical system. big flooding problems to this weekend into florida. southern georgia. southern alabama. could be bad news for them. for us. mroo mostly cloudy. one or two late night rumbles can't be ruled out.

then tomorrow, a little sun. a little rain. a little sun. a little rain. it will half sun to finish. that's the important part for tomorrow. sunshine will come out tomorrow afternoon. late evening. it will be a great evening. then the nice weather settles in. best beach day of the week. probably tuesday. wednesday looks okay as well. before the heat and humidity start to sneak back in. mid 80s tomorrow. only near 80 tuesday. mid 80s wednesday. that's great. thursday, 92. friday, saturday, 98. those would not be record they would be close. could tropical storm debbie give us trouble? >> potentially. as it looks now, no. >> my wife debbie can be trouble. so, thanks. still ahead. at first this is a first for the pride parade in new york city. pride parade in new york city. and in sports the pride parade in new york city. awe need to look for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start.

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>> sports starting with the os/nats. >> interleague play ends. 20 times next year. more interleague if you like that. one misplaced pitch by sean burnett cost the nationals the series finale and beltway counterparts. os take a series despite going 1-16 with runners in scoring position. this youngster, covering all bases. front running. no score. top three. zimmerman. line drive. base hit to left field. that hit would play the run. nationals up 1-0. 2-4. batting .223 on the year. fast forward. bottom eight. swinging for the fences i's high i is deep.

it is gone. a two-wide. and just like that, the os are up 2-1. from the bat now to the mitt. closer, jim johnson, in for the save. he is going to strike out denney espinoza. ian desmond at second. strike them out. throw them out. double play to end the game. os win 2-1. they take 4 of 6 from the nats in interleague play this season. in boston. braves visiting the red sox. what's a better game? cody ross with the home run on the day. make it two. the first one over the monster. this one goes into the parking lot. home runs, 10, 11, mr. ross. meanwhile, an emotional day for long-time red sox, bottom seven. ropes a triple, right center field. that's the good part. 2 for 4 day at the dish. red sox win, 9-4. get this, after the game,

youklis was dealt to the white sox for prospects and cash. did win two world series. d.c. uf night nited/redthe offi. had a had trick the last time the two teams faced in april. two goals tonight. would make it, united first goal of the game. then the red bulls would answer. three unanswered. united falls. red bulls 3-2. oh, wait. there is still more. tonight on "sports final" dan healy, about last week's big trade. this week's nba draft. italy going bananas giving england the boot. this sibling rivalry not a drag. we'll introduce you to a brother/sister battle playing on the raceway near you. all that and so much more.

it's restaurant quality sports final at 11:35. >> euro cup has people excited. >> very excited. don't know if interleague play is as exciting as euro soccer. next year. 20 games. enjoy. >> chris miller up next. a beautiful day for

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biked more than 17 miles. montgomery county held its heritage days festival this weekend. the county hosts the festival, last weekend of june. at glen echo park. there its a wide variety of music and entertainment programming throughout the weekend including dance lessons and a craft fair. many events free of charge. up next,

summertime has gone to the dogs. over the weekend. splash dogs hosted a competition to see which dog could leap into a pool. organizers and owners say it is a great way for friend to get exercise and beat the heat. the winner is iris, a shepard dog, jumped 24 feet. she doesn't walk away with the physical prize, it is good fun and pride for her owner. best of show, it's cool in the pool. >> dogs in the pool. >> that's the news

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