she like others wants answers. eleanor holmes norton became the latest eselected officials to weigh in on the worse innocence scandal. as quickly as possible. and -- to resign, mayor agree insisted he would not. >> gray especially was critical of mary cheh, until she called wednesday for him to quit. >> have you tone to him today? >> i have a message that she continues to talk about great respect and great affects to me. >> my question would be why dug do that? >> people are proving that they are innocent, so i really don't understand it. >> more serious for the mayor,

"the washington post" front page story, that in january in the midst of this probe, the mayor held a secret meeting with jeanne harris, the public relations executive who pleaded guilty on wednesday to a felony for orchestrating the $650,000 shadow --. it's the first indication grey knew about the unreported money, and that january 10th secret meeting harris came after harris huddled in december with businessman jeffrey thompson. >> mayor gray thursday could find comment. >> what was the meeting? what can you tell you about that? >> i really can't. there are lots of things i would like to address at this stage.

my attorney advised me that's the best course of action and i would be well advised to follow that. >> the scandal is disrupting city politics. there are new rumors any day. so far doreen and jim, those rumors are not true. >> he's not been charged with anything yet, but the pressure is relentless. some citizens he wants to tell us, but he can't for legal reasons, so we all wait and probe. sees what's next. >> drip, drip, drip. >> yeah. thank you, tom. a scathing report today from investigators looking at penn state's reaction. a the report that official didn't take action because they feared bad publicity and the university had a striking lack

of concern for abuse victims. news4's chris gordon has the latest. >> reporter: it was a 7-among-long investigation into more than 430 people were interviewed. today the results of that investigation were released. >> our most saddening and sobering finding is the total disregard for the safety and welfare of sandusky's child victims by the most senior leaders. >> reporter: former director freeh's investigation includes four of the most powerful people at penn state, including joe paterno, failed to protect against child predator jerry sandusky harming children over a decade. the record says when mike mcqueary reported a 2001 incident, three of the school officials were ready to report it to authorities, but coach joe

paterno stopped them. >> failure to protect february 9th, 2001 child victim created a dangerous situation for other unknown, unsuspecting young boys who to the campus and football games by sandusky and victimized repeatedly by him. >> reporter: the report is also critical of the board of trustees and board members reacted today. >> >> the board of trustees as a group that has paramount accountability for overseeing and ensuring the proper functioning and governance of the university, accepts full responsibility for the failures that occurred. >> we are accountable for what's happened here. an event like this can never happen again. in the penn state university community. >> reporter: after this critical report, the goal on campus now

is to reestablish the tradition of penn state pride. chris gordon, news4. for more, watch michael isikoff's story on "nbc nightly news" tonight. a police officer under investigation for allegedly making threatening remarks against first lady michelle obama. he apparently made the threats monday morning. the secret service confirms that they have been notified of the incident as well. the officer has been put on administrative duty now while the internal affairs investigation is conducted. both drivers involved in an early morning head-on crash are in serious conditions. their vehicles collided just after 3:00 on indian head drive. police say one vehicle veered off the road. there were no passengers in

either vehicle. sheriff james dunning has died. family members told police he died in hilton head, south carolina, in his sleep. he retear after the high-profile murder of his wife. the case has never been solved, and the investigation remains open. an autopsy will be performed on james dunning to determine a cause of death. he was 62 years old. first on 4:00 tonight, a shock for customers in a prince george's county nail salons. the police raided the business, and led the manicurists away in handcuffs. investigators believe the technicians raked in a load of money behind these windows, but not just doing nails. they're accused of running an international theft ring out of that salon. news4's pat collins is live on the seen in capitol heights. >> reporter: it's just not something you see every day, a police raid of a nail salon. they say they were exporting

stolen stuff there. stuff like tide. you are watching the raid of the star nail salon in capitol heights. five nail technicians arrested and charged with theft. caught in a police sting. investigators say the suspects knowingly bought stolen products, and then resold them to people in vietnam. the raid caught a number of women customers in the midst of their manicures. tell me what it was like. >> it was nightmare on elm street. you would think it was a play or something. >> reporter: tell me what happened. >> we were just in there getting our nails done, and they just came in and raided. >> reporter: what did they say? >> get on the ground. we got on the ground. >> reporter: in the back room, some of the stuff they say they've been dealing with. razor blades, fragrances, and, of course, the ever-popular

tide. lots and lots of tide. to increase the profits, they say, they dilute it with water. in addition to the nail salon, police raided two homes and three cars where they recovered more evidence. julie parkers is with the prince george's county police. >> we had our undercover operatives, listening to conversations in vietnamese, and they would talk about selling to the store back home. >> lots of money? >> a lot of money. we have them for up to $6,000 here. >> reporter: that's only over a couple weeks. this investigation carried out by a special under of the prince george's county police that focuses on organized retail crime. it was this unit that first uncovered how thieves were profiting from stolen tide detergent, and how in our area tide has become liquid gold. now, police say expect more

investigations, more raids, and more arrests. live in prince george's county, pat collins, news4. metro officials told the metro board today they may create new procedures for operating during a heat wave. the heat's been blamed for the derailment on the green line last friday. no one was injured, but the rails nears the west hyattsville station were damaged when three cars jumped the track. investigators believed the hot weather caused those tracks to become misaligned form the new policy would set guidelines for operating during future he waves. one maryland senator wants to stop the utility companies to charge a fee. maryland allows power companies to charge a fee for the first 24 hours after a storm that causes major outages. today senator frosh said it's unfair because it makes customers pay for services they

didn't get. the storms have moved on. it's a great day to enjoy the weather in the backyard. that's where we find doug. he's at fort washington, maryland. quite a backyard it is. >> reporter: you know, it really is. anytime you add water just about anywhere. it gives you a sense of calm. we're along one of the tributaries in the fort washington area. i want to show you the weather, then a few other things. first what the temperature is out there, we're currently sitting at 85 degrees. >> so once again, just a beautiful night to get out and about.

as far as the cloud cover goss there are a satisfy clouds down to the south and west. tomorrow morning, what we can expect, as we go -- temperatures into the 70s. about 73 degrees. we'll be talking to them. we have some special things to talk about. one of them is celebrating a milestone. don't point at her. [ laughter ] >> reporter: that was my whole tease. >> looks like quite a party. coming up, one of the largest banks in the country is ready to make a deal after accusations that it knowingly targeted african-americans and hispanics. outrage growing after word

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nearly 24 hours is finally out after that freight train derailed. it happened yesterday morning form the train carrying ethanol jumped the tracks and burst into flames. the national transportation safety board is looking into the accident. they found the train was traveling below the recommended speed just before the derailment. operators did not notice any problems with the tracks, as they approached the curve where it happened. hillary clinton is heading to cairo this weekend, part of a diplomatic push to keep egypt's fragile democracy on track. her visit comes in the middle of a standoff. >> reporter: u.s.s secretary of state is expected to arrive on seared afternoon where she's expected to hot meetings with senior egyptian officials. among the host of topics to be discussed are the bilateral

issues. but more importantly the democratic transition here. . >> we strong le urge dialogue and a concerted severity to the part of all to try to deal with the problems that are understandable, but have to be resolved. >> reporter: she'll also travel to the coastal city of alexandria where she's expect to do upgrade the american cultural center there into a u.s. consulate. >> $175 million to settle a home mortgage discrimination lawsuit. the bank is risky mortgages with higher rates and fees. the u.s. just department says these decisions were made based on race and not on

creditworthyness. wells fargo will use most of the settlement to pay possible victims of the discrimination. the bank has admitted to no wrongdoing. some members of congress are furious tonight over the uniform's team usa will wear during the opening ceremonies. they're upset the clothes were made in china. harry reid said today the u.s. olympic committee should be ashamed of itself. >> i think they should be embarrassed, they should take all the uniforms, put them in a big peel, burn them and start over again, if they had to ware nothing but a singleet that says usa parented by hand, that's what they should wear. >> there was a similar controversy four years ago when the team's uniforms were also made in china then. ralph lauren designed those, too. now to a major milestone. for the first time all participating nations are sending female athletes to the games in london.

saudi arabia lifted the ban, allowing women to compete last month. they'll be sending two women to compete in judo and track. doug with a check on the forecast. he's live at fort washington, maryland. backyard weather today. a nice night to be out there, doug. >> it's a beautiful night to be out here. we canceled out last week's weather, because the temperatures were just too hot. we rescheduled for this week, because it is absolutely gorgeous. we are right along the potomac. and i've got kelly with my right here. you guys having us out here, first off, thank you very much, but rye would you want us to check out your yard. >> one, it's a great play. and also, it's a big day for us, here. we're celebrating a birthday. >> kelly, go ahead and tell me. >> a milestone. my mom is celebrating the big

7-0. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: i asked her earlier, i said, can we put on you tv, is everything okay with that? she said, o. yeah, oh, yeah, so happy birthday. >> thank you, doug. >> reporter: we have a lot of other milestones, a 42nd anniversary back here. we have a new birth. look at this, a little baby right here. maddox, just take a look at that. i said, babies, you have to put them on camera. you see a baby, boom, they're on camera. last week we wouldn't have been out here, it was just too hot, but it is fantastic out here right now. take a look. after a high today of 88 degrees, a low this morning in the 70s just a beautiful afternoon. lower humidity, i will tell you that today probably the best day so far this month. as far as temperatures go, 85 degrees right now at the airport

with winds out of the society, around the rest of the area, starting to drop, back towards the winchester area, we're looking at temperatures. up towards martins burg, 84 in the pactuxent river. no rain out there, but we will see that chance of rain increase. about a 30% chance tomorrow. and a few showers back into portions of west virginia -- eastern portions of kentucky, and extreme western virginia. we'll be watching those showers try to make their way up here during tomorrow, but i think most will remain off to the west and down to the south. if you're traveling those direction, you might want to watch out for a few showers, but saturday, however, we are going to see a pretty good chance for rain move in, so watch out for the rain. do not cancel any plans on saturday, but once again, we will see a chance of rain, tomorrow morning just a chance

of a few showers. we will see more clouds tomorrow, a lot of cloud cover, cooler, temperature to about 87 degrees. that would be about the coolest we've been in almost three weeks, so good news there. showing a high temperature of 90 on saturday, then the heat and the humidity start to build back in. we'll see a 60% chance of rain on saturday, a 50% chance of rain on sunday. here comes our next heat wave. 93 sunday, 95 on monday, 95 on tuesday, 96 on wednesday, and we could be talking about heat index close to or over 100 degrees, so we'll talk more about that. if you want me to come out to your backyard and do the weather live, all you have to have is a view of the potomac, and that's really about it. and the ribs and everything. it's been a fantastic day out here. again back in about 30 minutes with more. >> hey, doug, will you give our regards to your host. we remember matt williams from

his days with the wizards. >> reporter: that's right. i will, for sure. >> tell the birthday girl that 70 is the new 50. >> she looks beautiful. [ laughter ] >> she wears it well. see you in a bit. coming up, more than a week after the derecho, some people were forced to evacuate because of storm damage. please neat help tonight solving a violent armed robbery. complaining up in sports, we're live at kastles for their home opener. and bryce harper, the nationals 19-year-old phenom ready.

the search is on for the masked robbers who pistol whipped a gas worker in laurel. video shows the attack that happened at an exxon on which wiser lane. the robbers jumped over the counter, hick the clerk on the head. the police say they got away with an unemployed -- with a minor head injury. a young man just 16 years old was shot to death a block away, and now his community is remembering him as police search

for the killer. pat collins has the story. >> r.i.b. little g. that's what they called george waver jr. he wanted to be a barber. this summer he worked and the place where they had the vigil last night, someone left some pro barber shears. he was just 16 years old, murdered about a block from his home. in fact his father lead the gunshots. by the time he rushed to the scene, there was little he could do. >> say something to me, you know, wake up, can you hear me talking to you?

shaking him, you know. >> not responded -- >> george junior leaves his house and meetings with teen friends. a light-colored crown vic comes down the street and makes a sudden u-turn. the teenager think it's suspicious. they start running down the streets. shots are fired. george junior he's hit twice in the back. >> kids killing kids, man. 16? that's crazy. >> reporter: so what was the motive here in the murder of george wamer jr.? police say they're looking into the possibility that it could have been a robbery. in prince george's county, pat collins, news4. a scathing report says penn state officials, including coach joe paterno covered up jerry sandusky's child sex abuse for

morehan a decade. the probe found that officials didn't take action because they feared bad publicity. james dunning has died. family members say he died in his sleep. 9 sheriff retired from the sheriff's department back in 2003 after his wife was murdered. that case has never been solved, and an investigation remains open. dunning was 62. a slew of new evidence was reliesed in the tray von martin murder case. the special prosecutor released photographs of martin's hoodie. also released several calls. including the 911 call. zimmerman faces second-degree murder charges for the february shooting. he maintains he did it in self-defense. now to the campaign scanned an surrounding vincent gray, while the mayor fights back, district residents are weighing in on whether they feel the mayor should step down.

richard jordan steps down live from northwest, where mayor gray was supposed to make an appearance. >> reporter: jim, that's right, the mayor was supposed to be here for a ribbon-cutting ceremony, but a short time ago we received word he canceled. the mayor has maintained most of his schedule, even while some d.c. residents say it's time for him to quit. d.c. residents are checking into the details, but the political scandal is drawing mixed reaction. >> no, i don't think so. >> reporter: but most d.c. residents are fed up with the criminal implications against local leaders. >> it's hard, to trust politicians these days. >> while scandal is nothing new, it's still disappointing. >> even if he's not really involved, he's the mayor and should be responsible. >> reporter: barbara lange is the president of the d.c. chamber of commerce.

she says she wants to see the indictments and allegations come to an end so the city can regroup and get back to business. >> we need stability, we don't need another special election. if we can avoid that, the mayor is still doing his job. let's allow him to do his job. everybody tails a deep breath, breathe, and allow the process to work. >> but some residents say the damage to the district's reputation is already done. >> i think it's unfortunate that we're getting to the point where people start to look at us like that. >> reporter: the d.c. chamber of commerce says the mayor has maintained his focus on his job, even with all this uncertainty around him, but again he was supposed to be here for an event. he did not show up. reporting live, richard jordan, news4. d.c. has a new service that could improve 911 response. it's called smart 911.

people can create online profiles that go to emergency responders when you call 911. users can include medical conditions, phone numbers addresses, and even about family pets. then when they call, responders can be prepared with the right equipment. the service is free at smart911.com. most of the tenants of a prince george's county apartment building can return home tonight. they were evacuated in the middle of the night last night because of the damage to their building caused it has many residents angry and confused. jackie bensen reports. >> reporter: the stickers on the front doors of the aparts say unsafe. is the building suffered extensive roof damage during the june 29th derecho storm. the winds tore the roof off the tanglewood apartments next door. the residents were abruptly evacuated just after midnight

this morning and told they could be out of their homes until next week. >> they knocked on the door about 12:30 last night. >> cynthia patrick says there's no damage, and wonders why state inspectors waited nearly two weeks. >> they're trying to tell me, then they have to escort me back to the building, which i think is unnecessary. why do they need to escort me to where i live at? >> reporter: others received conflicting directions. >> i didn't have any problems. i mean, obviously there were some units where the storm did a lot of damage, and they had to leave, because -- >> we were called to the site around 8:30 last night. that's when it first became a condition we were taking a look at. when we went in, it was quite clear that there was a dangerous

situati situation. there was a lot of water leaking through, through the electrical outlets and through the lighting fixtures, so we felt it was not a safe play for people to be. >> reporter: the roof repairs have gone into high gear. many residents say they're staying with friends and relatives. a temporary shelter has also been set up. jaxxie benson, news4. a fishing trip at the beach takes an unexpected turn. what's up with the weather? >> oh, i'll tell you what, guys, just a fantastic day here. i'll tell you when things make a turn to the warmer side once again, plus it's always a good time to take a dip in the pool, but how about this pool out there towards london? there towards london? we'll take a look

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i wish i would have brought my swim trunks. you'll see it in just a second, but olympic park is just a total

transforon one of the most amazing issues is the aquatic center. you've got to check this place out. over the last few years, england has been hard at work creating -- one venue that really stands out is the aquatic center with some of the most anticipated events of the summer will be held. designed by zaha hadid is one to see. rob abernathy now runs the facility. >> i think this will be one of the eischenic venues, all the beautiful open feel, the banners and treatments will come in and lift this to another level. once all the elements come into play, i think we'll see some special, special outcomes. >> many of them will be coming from a state of the art pool.

ten lanes wide, and everything needed for the athletes to perform at an optimum level. >> we all shall our fin terse crossed that it will be be a good night. >> reporter: the construction has made is a very fast pool. it's said that many records could be broken here, many in lane number 4, as this is where michael phelps could be swimming. phelps has won more than any other olympic athlete. what's the real difference between him and, say, a certain meteorologist here at nbc 4? well, besides a few inches, a few pounds and, yes, a better tan, it's that he can actually fit into that swimsuit, but the squad is stacked again this year with swimmers like ryan lochte, and local favorites lie katy

ledec ledecky, and kate zigler. >> there's an expectation that they will repeat those past performances. i believe there will be challenges from other nations, particularly my nation australia. >> reporter: one thing is for sure. this will be an amazing olympics to watch. a venue that was made to inspire the world. it really is may mazing. i see on the venue -- 17,500 seats, but after the olympics, they're literally going to take 14,000 seats and then recycle them, that venue will stay in place as a 3,000-seat venue for other events to come at a later time. really amazing. something of note there, the roof, they actually built the roof first. kind of amazing. they had to build everything around it. one more story to go, that's

tomorrow, and we had some fun. we'll check that out. >> really interesting to see the inside of that swimming venue we'll be watching so carefully. >> and that underwater camera they had on you too, doug, that was pretty good swimming. [ laughter ] >> thanks, doug. here's a look at what we're working on. dan's live at the kastles opener in southwest. >> reporter: hey, handley, you better get down here. this is going to be a good time. we're also talking nationals, the nats, and fred is getting funky. did i mention we're at the wharf for the washington kastles, trying to remain perfect? we'll have a preview of their ♪

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the heat. unfortunately you do think that's what will be happening. we have another pretty nice day out there tomorrow, as far as temperatures are concerned. we're currently sitting into the 80s the that's where we'll remain, and then temperatures should start to drop back. 83 right now had haggerstown, and no real hot air anywhere across the mid-atlantic. right now down to the south. it wil happen overnight, as temperatures move into the 6 09s in many location, or around the 70 degrees mark. tomorrow we'll get into 80s once

again. i'll show you when the heat returns. let's head back to dan. he's down on the wharf. good tennis down there, but also the weather is great. it can get get cooking around here. >> reporter: the breeze it coming off the water. it actually feels good. it's world team tennis is back in washington, the home opener for our defending chain washington kastles who made history last year with a perfect season. so far perfect this season, as they take on the team from new york, led by martina hingis. this team had a magnificent run last year. the kastles became the first

team to finish with a perfect 16-0 record. last year's final against st. louis took nearly eight hours. the kastles took home their second 250i89, and this season the squad is looking to tend last year's dominance. >> it was unbelievable. it comes down to togetherness, team, and the add moss fear of taking players and getting them to work together in a hurry, to get venus and serena, you know, to buy into the idea that we're a team and that we're playing for d.c., and there's more going on than just what happens on the courts and the xs and os. it's a dream come true. >> i think the last time the team lost was in 2010. it's not often you get to say you're undefeated for a whole year, but you just kind of roll with it. every match you know you have momentum, and like we say every week, it's a different person

every day that's coming into the end to bring the team to victory. it's nice that when you know something is not playing their best, and we come through. >> so the williams sisters will not be here tonight, but will be here hopefully in the next few days. second half of the nationals season starts tomorrow. the nationals will be down in miami. they start the second half with the best record in the national leigh. the scary thing, at least for the other teams in baseballs, the nationals should be getting better, because the offense is starting to heat up. it's been a while since they've seen the bats take off. finally scoring some runs. yep. they were not very hot the first half of the season with a bat, but lately those bats have caught fire. shortstop desmond putting up career numbers this year. he belted home runs in four of the last six games. bryce harper hasn't been too

bad, either. the two heavy hitters excited about the first half, but focused on the rest of the season. >> you know -- we're in first place right now, but we're excited to get going. we have some guys that are -- and hopefully we'll keep going. >> that's really the only thing i care about. when i came here in 2009, i got called up, i hated it, illustrate i hated losing, it was terrible. ever since then i've been working to get better. i'm just happy we're in if i were and i'm contributing. >> reporter: you know at 62iers, most people in the united states will probably be at least contemplating retirement. at 62 on the golf course tom kyte is still setting records. he carded a 7 under through nine

holes tess u.s. senior open. that's a record, man or woman, not an age group record, for any usga event. tom kyte, the first person to ever shoot that score through nine holes. how about eight-time major winner tom watson, to shoot an even par, 70. his fourth bird of the day, watson five shots back. this birdie on the 9th gets him to 7 understand on the front nine. that is a ridiculous 28. he is tied with do i recall bco. how about fred funk, had a pretty good round himself. his second round on 10 is tasty. you move to 11, going for back-to-back boards, and funk gets it to move to 4 under, and they tie for second.

right now funk is at three under par. all right. tough break for the u.s. men's olympic basketball team. blake griffin, one of the most thunderous dunkers suffered a knee injury in a scrimmage. he came back to los angeles to have that looked at. the u.s. olympic team has an exhibition game tonight. they have called up anthony davis, the number one overall pick in the draft. for now he will be griffin's replacement. remember, that squad is coming to washington, d.c. for an exhibition this weekend. you can see them at the d.c. armory and at verizon center as well. let's hit the hellie pad. what happens in vegas gets evaluated in d.c., the wizards start summer league play tomorrow in sin city. they talk on the hawks in the first game.

junior seau's family is contributing part of his brain tissue for research. this after saudi arabia agreed today to send two women to compete in judo and track and field, and for the first time as well, there are more women competing in the olympics than men. so history is going to be made at the games in london. just 14 days away. one final wizards know they did re-sign cartier martin as well. there are some seats available. i'll save some for you. martina hingis and plernt of other stars. >> and it's not going to be any cooler. >> thank you, dan. coming up on news4, an air traffic controller makes a proposal in midair. make sure you follow news4

a new video is making waves on youtube. it features a shark stealing the spotlight. >> there -- oh [ bleep ]. >> that's a big one, a noise with one, too. had to do some bleep there. sara posted this video from her first fishing experience in myrtle beach. the shark appears to be a bull shark. they believe the animal is between four and six feet long. the video is gaining popularity. so far it has more than a million hits. nice quiet introduction to fishing there. >> you know, i don't think you could be hell responsible to what you say in a case like that. >> off the hook. >> pretty shocking. one more check on our weather. doug? >> reporter: hey, guys, yeah,

just enjoying the view. if you had a view like this, i think you would enjoy it too. if you don't have a view, i'm going to be over here every night, we'll do it right on through the fall. thank you guys for having us here. >> thank you for coming. we appreciate you guys coming out. we had a great time. >> it was fun. hey, look at the seven-day forecast. we'll show you how things will be the next few days. tomorrow a bit cooler, temperatures in the low to mid 80s, then into the 90s. pretty good chance of showers on saturday. we'll leave you right now, guys with a beautiful fuel, what was it again? swann creek that runs into the potomac. good night, everyone. >> we're feeling more relaxed just liking at the view. thanks for sharing it. and an air traffic controller in vancouver wanted to propose to his girlfriend while she approached the airport on an air canada flight.

he lost his nerve, but the pilot wouldn't let him off the hook. here's the transmission. >> i was going to propose to her while you were in the air, but i chickened out. >> c'mon, that's really, really bad. give us her name. >> it's too late. >> not too late, not too late for anything. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, i'm air traffic controller speaking to you from the control tower at vancouver airport. the reason i am speaking to you is there's a very special lady on your flight this evening, kristi kristina, i'm crazy in love with you. i can't imagine my life without you. will you make me the happiest man in the world and be my wife? >> everybody is jumping up and down, she said yes. i can hear her all the way back here. >> the pilot says the plane was shaking. >> good thing there was no

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