the captain for asiana airlines was still training on the job. lee kang-kook only had 43 hours flying the boeing 777. asiana airlines say it takes 60 hours to be considered fully qualified. he had never landed that type o aircraft at san francisco international before. tonight the national transportation safety board plans to interview the four pilots who were on the plane. we go live to san francisco where we heard from first responders today. jennifer? >> reporter: we heard a lot tod today. planes taking off and landing behind me of asiana flight 214 that's still sitting there on the tarmac as ntsb investigators are looking at the wreckage trying to figure out what went wrong. >> you can see the plane was on its belly. so we just, we just rushed, went right straight to it.

>> help came fast to survivors of this deadly crash landing saturday. first responders overwhelmed by number of people able to help themselves before they cleared the plane. >> i was satisfied. i was -- i was happy. i felt like there was -- there was nobody left on that plane. >> reporter: there were two fatif fatalities. >> one of the two might have been contacted by our apparatus. >> we need to work, conduct interviews and let the coroner do their work. >> reporter: the coroner has not determined the cause of death for that victim. investigators are sift through what remains of the boeing 777. the current focus of investigators is on the low air speed.

>> about three seconds prior to impact the flight data recorder recorded its lowest speepd of 103 knots. >> reporter: also under scrutiny the pilot's experience. south korea's transportation ministry said one pilot was in training and had less than 50 hours of experience on the 777. the survivors will be key to the crash probe as ntsb investigators hope to speak with as many of them as they can. >> the operator of the aircraft is a sfufr. we have the flight data recorder was saved intact. the cockpit voice recorder was saved intact. we have all of the tools to put an investigation together. >> reporter: the ntsb plans to talk to the pi lots about who was in command when the incident happened. because this is a comparatively quiet time for aviation mishaps historically speaking experts say the ntsb will throw massive resources at this investigation.

they hope to get a lot of answers and relatively quickly. breaking news right now in the area where a little boy was reported missing in northeast d.c. police have just arrived in an area off west virginia avenue there. pat collins there now. what's going on? >> reporter: there appears to be break in the search of 7-year-old michael kingsbury. moments ago a flury of activity here, police descending on the scene, pushing everybody back. it appears to be a focus on a car, car that is parked behind a building about two doors away from michael kingsbury's home. we were back there. we saw police going through the back of the car, searching the back of the car, paramedics were called to the scene. they were approaching the car. it appears that they may have found something perhaps even this young man who has been missing now since around 9:00 on

sunday morning. michael kingsbury, 7 years old, autistic boy last seen at 9:00 around his house at 1709 west virginia avenue. he was only wearing some pull up diapers and a red shirt and no shoes when he was last seen. there's been an incredible search for this boy. police, firefighters, citizens passing out flyers, going up alleys looking to and from to try to find him and then apparently maybe ten minutes ago now this big break. i mean police came here from every which way and they descend on the alley. again, the focus is a car in the back of 1705 west virginia avenue. it appears in the back seat of that car is where investigators are, paramedics have been called to that scene. we have no confirmation on what they found in that car but it

appears to be a breakdown in the search for 7-year-old michael kingsbury, missing now since 9:00 sunday morning. we're here and we'll keep you apprised of what happens. jim, back to you. our weather now. it's rained on and off a few times today and we could see more rain tonight. storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson is in for doug tonight with the details. >> our temperatures may have gone up but it feels better right now than it did earlier today and that's because of some of that rain that's moved through. it's really helped to take the humidity down. the green that's moving southeast down i-95 that's what provided with us the relief. these are moving away from our area headed towards northern neck. meanwhile temperatures across the area right now heat index what you want feels like 88 takoma park and d.c., 85 in germantown. 93 in leesburg, virginia.

you got 88 around warrenton. 90 in culpeper. still steamy, sticky, down to the south and as far as our opportunity to see more showers it's only isolated but after tomorrow morning we could be looking at more storms around here and some serious storms at the end of the week which i'll have more details on coming up. tonight a mother from northern virginia whose baby died in a sweltering suv after she left him there all day on friday has been arrested and was arraigned today on a felony child neglect charge. the woman still remains in jail. police say she forgot that her 8-month-old son was in the back seat while she was at work all day. northern virginia reporter david culver has more from another parent who says her child died after the same mistake. >> reporter: a wife, a mother now potentially a felon, this as zoraita magali conde hernadez, this is her mugshot the

32-year-old mother from alexandria was in arlington court today. she's accused in the death of her 8-month-old son. court documents explain what happened last friday. 9:00 in the morning hernandez heads to work her son in the back seat in his car seat. she goes in and starts her work day. at 2:30 she gets back in her car to pick up her 2-year-old daughter at daycare. an hour and a half later she notices her son in his car seat unconscious. she rushed him to the hospital. it was too late. his body's temperature 108 degrees. >> i was one of those parents that said you know what that could never happen to me. >> reporter: we talked to one who could understand hernandez's situation. in 2007 she left her own son in a hot car. he too died. >> when they tell you i'm sorry your child has died and you realize it was your fault, that feeling never goes away. from that nightmare, that day, you had a lapse in your

responsibility to your child that never goes way. >> reporter: fairfax county police says use this tragedy as a teaching moment and have who are help remind you like your child's daycare. >> tell them in advance that are if i'm not going to bring my child will call you first. >> reporter: advice that could save a young life but for hernandez it comes too late. in arlington, i'm david culver, news 4. >> hernandez is due back in court on wednesday for a bond hearing. trial date has been set for august. stand down and support the chief that's the message today from a small group of protesters outside the d.c. council chamber. the group made up of community activists say d.c. fire chief is making things better and they say recent council report that found the department to be understand staffed and over budget was politically motivated. >> those problems were not created by the chief. and you have individuals who have been here and they are

resisting change. the chief is trying to improve up on those problems and make things better and he's being met with resistance and we're saying enough is enough. >> the chief has declined any formal interview but recently told nbc 4's mark segraves despite a call for his resignation he's not going anywhere. >> d.c. council is taking new steps to increase the powers of the ethics office. that office can odd mondayish city workers even if a formal complaint is not filed. tom sherwood reports now. it's a move to head off corruption before it begins. >> the ethics office is still pretty new but is trying to curb corruption in any way it can. guilt ju pleas in the federal probe of vincent grape's tweet in campaign for mayor. three council members plead guilty to other federal crimes. more charges are expected. but not all ethics and corruption cases rise to this level.

d.c. council member mcduffy is approving legislation allowing the ethics office to secretly admonish employees for my northbound violations. >> there's an ethics cloud over the city. we need to get people to participate. >> city ethics director said secret admonishes are posted on his website without identifying information. he said the goal is to curb improper behavior before it mushrooms and to make guidelines clear to workers. >> we can take quick action. it provides the ability for a contrite official or government employee to take responsibility quickly for a minor infraction and to, to address it quickly. >> the district has about 34,000 city workers plus elected official, all subject to tougher ethics rules. but some employees are reluctant to put their names on formal

complaints that could come back to hurt their careers. >> we need to make sure they are enforced and the agencies charged with enforcement have the tools necessary to do their job inner loop does this office have a sense of urgency it might not otherwise have? >> it certainly does. when i was hired my board told me in no uncertain terms investigations will not linger and identify taken that to be my marching orders. >> the marching orders are simple. a laser focus on ethics issues large and small. next at 6:00 was it a coup in egypt? tonight why the white house wants to avoid that word to keep crucial aid flowing. >> 13 people killed when a runaway train exploded. well report why firefighters are having such a tough time searching for those missing. >> late this afternoon trayvon martin's father took the witness stand. we're live as he answers questions about the 911 call. >>

of victims went up to 13. 13 people killed when a train exploded in canada over the weekend. on saturday morning a runaway train carrying fuel blew up and destroyed part of a town in quebec. 40 people are still missing. crews cannot search because of the risk of additional fires and

explosions. vice president joe biden will go arizona tomorrow to attend a memorial to honor 19 fallen firefighters. yesterday the bodies of those firefighters made their way home from the medical examiner's office in phoenix back to the town of prescott. the firefighters died fighting a wildfire a bit more than a week ago now. tonight that fire is said to be about 90% contained. now to a developing story out of egypt. that country's interim president plans to amend the constitution in egypt. i want comes as tension rise over those for and against ousted president mohamed morsi. 50 people were killed today in clashes with the egyptian army. nbc's brian mooar joins us with the latest on the u.s.'s take on this crisis. brian? >> reporter:s the violence gets out of control in egypt officials here are debating options and one very important label. more than four dozen killed and

400 wounded in a clash between egypt's military and supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi. that bloodshed threatens to derail negotiations to assemble a new civilian government in egypt and rat checkpoints up the pressure on the obama administration which is struggling not to take sides. >> we don't support a group, we don't support a party. we support a process. >> reporter: a democratic process. monetary support, $1.5 billion in u.s. aid is riding on a single word. coup. if what happened in egypt is a coup under u.s. law aid has to be withdrawn and the united states faces a diplomatic dilemma. >> whether or not cutting off the aid at this point would only deepen the crisis and send egypt into a further meltdown. >> reporter: republican senator john mccain is leading calls for the white house to use aid as a lever to force egypt towards fair and free elections.

but a policy expert says egypt's future will be determined by egyptians. >> the u.s.'s role is minimal. but, the biggest thing for the u.s. is to avoid having egypt turn into a failed state in the middle of civil war. that's the worst of all option. >> reporter: for egypt, a turbulent transition. finding an interim leader is the first step in what cube months long road towards free elections. we have breaking news in the area where a little boy has been reported missing. it's in northeast d.c. police officers rushed to a scene off west virginia avenue there. pat collins has our report. pat? >> reporter: jim, sources are telling me now that police found the body of a young boy in the back of a car in the rear of 1705 west virginia avenue. they believe that's the body of

michael kingsbury, the 7-year-old whose been missing from this neighborhood now since sunday around 9:00. the focus of the investigation, indeed, is that car. and now about 15 minutes ago police converged on the scene. i'm told that a police officer who was involved in the search simply walked back into this parking area behind the building and looked in the back and saw the body of the young boy there. that's what resulted in this convergence of police and emergency personnel on the scene. the cause of death here is unknown. now homicide detectives are on the scene investigating. there are paramedics here on the scene. they are gathering information and evidence as well. but all we know now is that a body of a young boy found in the car behind a building on west virginia avenue they believe it's the body of 7-year-old

michael kingsbury, missing from this neighborhood since 9:00 on sunday morning last seen wearing just a pull up diaper and a red shirt, no shoes. his mother has been frantic. there's bean massive search in this neighborhood. flyers passed out all up and down the street and then this afternoon, this ann a little after 5:30 this discovery of this boy in the car behind the building and now the investigation into his death begins. jim, back to you. >> thanks, pat. pat collins reporting. if there are any updates on that story we'll share them. veronica johnson is here with a look at our weather. we got a bit of a break on the temperatures. >> always nice when you get the early rain on a summer day and some cloud cover too. we have two more nasty days with heat to deal with. let's take a look outside. we got clearing skies from earlier showers and even a few thunder showers we had move

through. as far as our high temperature goes today it got up to 87 degrees. just shy of that 90 degree mark after starting out at 73. your average high 89 degrees. we got a starry night too coming up with mostly clear sky and a "new moon". we'll have the big moon light getting in the way of seeing the stars. it will be fairly clear overnight. we're left with most of our cloud cover off to the east and down the south through areas of the northern neck. you can see that rain too making its way southeast ward. the busy stuff south fredericksburg. we got one lonely little shower that's out there too. this one making its way into loudoun county, so it's moving southeastward. showers in bluemont and may hold together enough to make its way down into central loudoun county, across maybe 15 there,

but as i said down to the south that's where most of our action is. tomorrow we have a better chance of seeing some showers and thunderstorms. 87 degrees again, a lot of sunshine out there right now. by 7:00 we're looking at mostly sunny sky. 82 your temperature. then a nice evening 9:00, 80 we'll drop to 77 degrees under mostly clear sky by 11:00 p.m. it's still a bit muggy. here's a look at our current heat index, what it feels like. we cooled off in some areas feeling like 85 in gaithersburg. sticky and steamy 92 around waldorf and la plata and still holding around 90 in leesburg. now the future, show you what you can expect tomorrow morning. clouds pushing back in by the time we get to 8:00, 9:00 a.m. partly cloudy by then. expecting more showers and even a few thunderstorms coming our way. mainly during the afternoon tomorrow. so keep your umbrellas handy for yet another day.

in fact another three days as you'll see. 30% chance of seeing that thunder shower move through with high humidity and i think very high humidity coming our way mid-week wednesday and also on thursday. we'll get afternoon showers and even some thunderstorms but the possibility of severe weather on thursday. here's a look at tomorrow morning start, 71 gaithersburg, 73 degrees la plata to areas around stafford, alexandria starting out at 73. the high tomorrow this time a little higher getting up to 89 to 90 degrees with again your showers and storms coming i think early afternoon right through the late afternoon tomorrow. so 90 for tomorrow the high. wednesday 93. we'll be a little cooler on wednesday but wednesday is when the weather front will be coming into our area. we could see strong storms and looking at severe storms around the area with the main threat being that of high winds throughout our area possibly even getting some real heavy rain in a short period of time

and that means a chance of seeing some flooding. 50% chance for thursday, stormy conditions around our quarter of course storm team 4 will keep you posted. we drop to it the upper 80s for thursday. the end of the week on friday i would like to highlight this one too because it will be very nice with low humidity behind the front, 85 your temperature, nice conditions, mostly sunny sky. the weekend not too shabby either, 86 degrees on saturday. a rise in the humidity on sunday and right now there's a slight chance of picking up an afternoon shower or thunderstorm sunday as well as the early part of next week. thanks. jon bon jovi is giving $1 million to help people in his home state of new jersey. he wants to help them recover from the effects of superstorm sandy. he spent the day with governor chris christie talking with victims. the donation is going the hurricane sandy new jersey

relief fund. that fund helps with rebuilding projects across the state. jon bon jovi born and raised in sayerville, new jersey. >> straight ahead at 6:00 a dramatic 911 call from the night trayvon martin was shot. hear from martin's father and the lead detective. in a one hour ceremony -- no let's start that again. in one hour a ceremony is planned at the washington monument. we'll tell you about that. >> coming up in sports wimbledon may be over but tennis is just getting started here in d.c. as the castles close in on history. the nats add a bat to help catch the braves. plus richmond is ready for the redskins as news 4 a

today the jury in the george zimmerman trial heard from trayvon martin's father. trayvon martin was the victim of a shooting in florida sometime ago. the father took the stand and answered questions about who he thought he heard screaming in 911 calls on the night that his son was killed. jay gray joins us now from the courthouse in sanford, florida where the trial is now in its third week.

jay? >> reporter: an important and busy day. the first day of presentation, full day of presentation from the defense and you're right. focused that now familiar 911 call but for the first time we heard from trayvon martin's father about what he said he heard on that recording. tracy martin was at the center of an intense and emotional day of testimony. >> best friend in life and to have him gone is tragic. >> reporter: trayvon martin's father said initially he wasn't sure who was screaming in the background of the 911 call the night his son was killed. >> didn't tell them no that wasn't trayvon, i kind of -- i think i pushed away from the be table and just kind of shook my head and said i can't tell. >> so your words were i can't tell. >> something to that effect but i any severe said no that wasn't my son's voice. >> reporter: george zimmerman told police it's his voice supreming for help.

he's pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the case saying he acted in self-defense. martin's testimony directly contradicts what police investigators told the jury earlier in the day. >> i inquired as if that was in fact his son yelling for help. >> what was his response? >> it was more of a verbal and nonverbal. he looked away and under his breath as i interpreted it said no. >> reporter: a second officer said martin's response was painful but clear. >> okay. mr. martin's response? >> that it was not his son. >> i think earlier you said he put his head down or something? >> yes. he was crying and he was sad. he had his head down. >> reporter: during his cross-examination by the state, martin said it was that emotion that was his focus the first time he heard the recording at police headquarters two days after his son was killed. >> what was going through your

mind when you were listening to that? >> basically what i was listening to, i was listening to my son's last cry for help. i was listening to his life being taken. and i was trying to come to grips that trayvon was here no more. >> reporter: as he continued his testimony martin told jurors now he's certain it's his son's voice screaming for help just before the fatal shot was fired. yeah, now tracy martin's testimony followed several of george zimmerman's friends who were called as character witnesses. they all said they heard zimmerman's voice in the background of that call. that's the latest live here from the seminole county courthouse. i'm jay gray. back to you. zimmerman has sudden nbc universal the parent company of this stages for defamation. the company has strongly denied those allegations. breaking news right now in

the area where the beefed missing 7-year-old has been found. news 4 pat collins is live with more on what's happening there. pat? >> reporter: it appears the search for michael kingsbury has come to a tragic end. in the back of a car in the back of a building off west virginia avenue, about two doors down from where he lived. michael kings bur injuries a 7-year-old autistic boy went missing around 9:00 sunday morning. he was wearing at the time only diapers and possibly a red shirt. there have been a massive searches in this neighborhood since. sources say he was found this afternoon in the back of a car in the rear of this building by a police officer who was out looking for him. it was a focus on this car for some time. now after that discovery which now appears to be about oh, maybe 40 minutes ago police converged on the area, pushed

everybody back, closed off the streets. investigators rushing into the scene. paramedics called to the scene. it appears, though, when they got there the young boy was deceased. now it's unclear as to what the cause of death may be here. did he climb into the car on his own or was it something else? homicide detectives have shown up on the scene. they are beginning their investigation. it's going to take some time before we really know what happened here. but we can tell you this. the body of a young boy found in the back of a car in the rear of west virginia avenue about two doors from his home is believed to be that of 7-year-old michael kingsbury. 7-year-old autistic boy missing from this neighborhood since around 9:00 on sunday. the investigation here continues on. live in tremendous any dad, i'm

pat collins, news 4. >> thanks, pat. tonight an 18-year-old has been charged with second-degree murder. that in connection with a deadly stabbing at a dinner party. the prince george's county police arrested the man for the murder. tonight a judge in virginia is considering whether embezzlement charges against the governor's former chef should be thrown out. todd schneider says the state's attorney general who filed the charges has a conflict of interest. northern virginia reporter julie carey reports from richmond. >> i am not permitted to talk to you. >> reporter: a gag order means defense attorney steve benjamin has to do his talking inside the courtroom on behalf of his client todd schneider he's asked the judge to toss out the four

counts counts of embezzlement. schneider's attorney argues the ag's office head by ken cuccinelli sacrificed snider to try to cover up other wrongdoing. a special prosecutor is now hand technology case and says there's enough evidence to move ahead. a judge will decide by week's end. >> i'm prohibited from making any additional statements. >> reporter: someone was talking outside the court, an attorney who is now advising governor mcdonnell about,000 navig how t the political storm. his analysis -- >> every family sends their children back with some food to tide them over. when you're talking about $25 or

so in food to tide you over as you go back i think every family treats their children like that. i think the first family is entitled to treat their children like that. >> reporter: still troy says the governor is reimbursing the state for the college bound food. the chef's attorney had one more request for the judge today, he asked that she lift the gag order that prevents him from talking to reporters outside the courtroom about the case. he complained that attorney general ken cuccinelli and his campaign for governor is talking in spite of the order and that puts his client he says at a disadvantage. the conduct campaign issued this statement saying the campaign respond a series of questions from "the washington post". however, we are not going to respond to these gloria all tread-like allegations which steve benjamin routinely makes. the judge left the gag order in place and said she would northern the situation. if those charges are not dismissed the trial would be held in october. that would be just few weeks before statewide elections.

in just over an hour the washington monument will once again glow in the d.c. skyline. tonight the national park service will light the lights around the scaffolding. crews are completing earthquake repairs. if you've been down on the mall recently you noticed the blue fabric wrapped around the scaffolding that's meant to actually mimic the marble stones when the lights are turned on. he claims he loaded a shotgun down on freedom plaza on the fourth of july. tonight the first interview with the man who admits he broke the laws in the district. a former governor disgraced. >> some of us got relief in form of showers and thunder showers moving through. temperatures not bad. 82 in gaithersburg to 84 degrees right now in culpeper. not too bad. when i return we're headed to the beach. maybe you are tuesday, wednesday,

the man who posted a youtube video of himself loading a shotgun on freedom plaza on the fourth of july says the video is real. he spoke exclusively to news 4. mark segraves joins us with his plans for more civil disobedience. mark? >> reporter: that's right. this is just about the spot where he tells me he was standing to videotape himself

with that shotgun. you'll recall this is the same person who was organizing an open carry gun march on washington on july 4th that he called off after the police chief said she would arrest any protesters who marched into d.c. carrying guns. now he tells us he's not giving up on his idea of an open carry gun march. >> we will not allow our government to destroy our humanity. >> reporter: after adam posted that video on july 4th police launched an investigation to determine when he really brought a loaded shotgun to pennsylvania avenue. he tells news 4 the gun was real. >> i was here. i loaded a shotgun on nsp day and didn't kill anybody, didn't drone any children, i didn't steal any children's future. i didn't sell this country into debt. i didn't do any of the crimes that the man who lives two blocks over there in the white house is responsible for. >> reporter: he says his protest

was about more than just d.c.'s gun laws. >> i think d.c. gun laws provide one way of exposing the hypocrisy of governments showing how ridiculous it is to do something in virginia is totally legal and then across an imaginary line drawn on a map bay politician all of a sudden it's something that can get you locked away for five years. >> reporter: he's been traveling the country raising support for what he calls the final american revolution. next july 4th he's going through on his open carry gun march. >> we'll go down nsp avenue supreme court and capitol down pennsylvania avenue around the white house and back down constitution avenue back to virginia. >> reporter: now he tells us that he knows what he did was illegal. but he says he's been arrested before. he points out police have not contacted him about that video. as for his plan march for july

4th, 2014 he says it's open to anyone and anyone who wants to open carry can do so. reporting live from northwest washington, mark segraves, news 4. former new york governor eliot spitzer is collecting signatures to make a run for the comptroller seat in new york. spitzer resigned as governor five years ago. he ad majoritied he hired high end prostitutes. ironically one of the other candidates in the comptroller race is the woman who went to prison for supplying him with the the escorts. are we in store for more rain or sunshine? we have a sports report. >> the redskins summer home is ready in richmond. the nats close in on the braves for the division lead. plus the washington castles just one w

. today a little bit of a hiccup in our heat wave. on saturday we had a temperature 92 degrees. sunday too. friday was plenty hot as well.

today we stay just under that 90 degree mark. look at the temperatures across the area. 87 degrees currently. areas of south arlington you folks over in chantilly and burke coming in at 84 degrees right now. poolesville and wheaton at 82. pax river at 84 degrees. 85 for rehoboth. 84 ocean city. not too bad right now. if you're going to be going out this evening, a mostly clear sky. we'll drop into the upper 70s by 10:00 and 11:00 p.m. and again a very starry night because we got a "new moon". as promised headed to the beach with the water temperature in the low 70s. 71 degrees for this hour. 85 your forecast for a high temperature on tuesday. yes it's going warm and keep the south breezes wednesday and thursday. wednesday is looking good. nice 3wr50e8z degrees the high temperature. 82 on thursday. crummy conditions not just at

the beach but right here too especially during the afternoon and evening. keep i want tuned right here to news 4. storm team 4 will keep you updated throughout all of thursday afternoon and evening. while we have tropical air i want to hypothetical you real quick on tropical storm chantal pinpoint is out there. newly formed storm. expected to make its way northwestward. producing heavy rain for cuba, for areas around haiti and florida will feel some of that tropical moisture by the time we get to the end of next week. back to you. i don't remember exactly what the record is but washington capitals or castles, they will do something significant. >> they are a great team, great organization. unlike a lot of teams around here i will not say any names they won't disappoint you. >> quite a show. >> the hottest team in sports the washington castles virtually

unbeatable, winning 32 straight matches. tonight in their season open ear chance to win their 33rd in a row. that ties the los angeles lakers for the longest winning streak in u.s. pro sports history. the castles dominated the world team tennis scene winning the last two titles going undefeated in 2011 and 2012 seasons with the most judge refuse to lose. venus williams has been a key member of the castles but the team has a different look this year. for more on that we welcome in diana who is at castles stadium. i hear venus's replacement is pretty decent. >> venus pulled out with that lower back strain that she's dealing with right now. her replacement, martina, was ranked number one as the youngest female tennis player years ago. she's her replacements. crowd very excited to see her. joining me right now we have a six time olympian, very excited

about tonight. you guys are going to tie the record for tonight. yet you don't look nervous. >> you kind of feel the nerves but you dealt with it so many years. great to come out here to washington and play on the water. >> you're playing a team tonight that you guys rival with. they have marked this day on their calendar to knock you off. >> they are a great team, great athletes and they fight new york style. we have to take on magic. we have home support. we have the team in great form. >> i know you just returned from wimbledon. what was that moment like yesterday when andy murray won? >> that's magic. it's great that after 77 years, thereabouts an englishman or a scottsman has won wimbledon. >> best of luck. i'm sure you guys will go for it tonight for the tie tomorrow for the win against the l.a. lakers.

back to you. >> all right. thanks. tonight's match can be seen on comcast sports net at 7:00. to baseball now. two days ago nats outfielder bryce harper was selected to the all-star team. today mlb announced the 20-year-old will also participate in today's home run bangladeshi. chris davis of the orioles will participate as well. after the games that truly matter the nationals in philadelphia tonight sporting a four game winning streak that's moved them to four games back of the atlanta braves in the nl east. >> we feel good. we feel like we're playing good right now. that's the most important thing. the standings are the standings. you can't control what the other teams are doing. it's nice to be four back with, you know, not really have played tremendously well up to this point. we've been playing well the last two weeks. other than that it's been a struggle for us. it's nice. i think we're feeling confident about where we're at. >> it's not really on our mind

right now. it's not on my mind. we still got to go day-by-day and we have a tough series against the phillies. we can't get past that and just look ahead. >> we can creep up a little bit. atlanta is a good team and there's a bunch of good teams in this division that we have to play. so it's not going to happen just like that. we have to don't play the kind of baseball we've been playing for the last week and a half, two weeks for the rest of the season if we want to accomplish what we'll accomplish. >> the pitcher is back from the dl. he'll get the nod for philly. nats acquired scott harrisman from the chicago cubs. the 33-year-old has played with five teams often major league season. scott has posted double digit home runs in five of the last six seasons including a career best 20 homers last year.

that game against the phillies will start at 7:00. all right. to football now. we're 17 days way to the start of training camp for the redskins. today the organization celebrated the opening of their new training camp facility. the redskins have officially landed in richmond. the team opened the doors of its new $10 million training camp. the center has two full size natural grass fields where the players will start camp on july 25th. virginia governor bob mcdonnell on hand along with former redskins quarterback joe theisman who loves the team going on the road. >> i think you can be around the same locker 12 months a year and i want gets steale, it gets old. when we came back to carlisle there was a freshness. i just think getting away and i said this i can't emphasize it enough it's what a team does way

from the meeting rooms and away from the practice fields that builds the foundation that teamwork that reliance and fellowship that you get from being in this kind of an environment. >> redskins training camp from july 25th to august 26th. over on the hardwood the wizards started mini camp at the verizon center and signed porter and glen rice jr. their summer league game takes place this saturday. >> glen rice seems like he was playing last year. i know it's his son but man. >> thank you. we'll be right back.

quick check? clouds and some showers helped us today. i can't see us being as lucky tomorrow. we're expecting more showers and storms to move through. there's a 30% chance. again that heat, 90 for a high temperature tomorrow, 93 on wednesday. cooler by the end of the week. >> heat wave coming back. thank you. >> "nightly news" coming up next. >> we hope

moment of impact. why did a 777 passenger jet crash barely on runway in san francisco? tonight, what investigators are zeroing in on, the tremendous number of passengers who got out, and what first responders found upon arrival. the first video of what it's like inside. runaway train. the disaster unfolding not to to the north. an entire town virtually wiped out by explosion.