mystery. plus, the message from family as dozens gather to remember a toddler who was found dead under strange circumstances at a local playground. developing "first at 6," federal agencies doing damaging control in the wake of 1 of the largest cyber attacks in u.s. history. >> 4 million federal workers past and present may have had their personal information compromised. the office of personnel management first learned about the breach in april. >> the fbi is leading the investigation. the u.s. says hackers in china are to blame. but the chinese government is denying it. >> we have team coverage including consumer reporter ericaka gonzalez with the impact with on local workers. >> reporter: whatever the federal government was doing to try to protect the personal and are private information of all of its employees coast to coast, including currently about 203,000 federal employees in d.c., 172,000 in the state of virginia, 145,000 in the state of maryland, that effort did not

work. and for the victims that revelation is tough to swallow. 4 million federal workers are learning by e-mail that their names, social security numbers and birthdays were stolen. >> upsetting. upsetting. because that's personal information. >> it's already done. >> reporter: you don't worry about your credit, about having your i.d. stolen? >> yeah. that's something that scares me a lot. >> reporter: security experts agree china is the chief suspect, despite this denial today. >> chinese government is against any form of cyber attack. >> reporter: the nsa in a program ordered by president obama and revealed today by edward snowden and the "new york times" had been using secret new cyber weapons to block suspected hackers like the chinese, though the white house did not accuse beijing or anyone else today. >> the less they know about what we know about what they did the better. >> reporter: but opm, the office of personnel management got

hit. government workers' private data back to the mid-'80s copied. experts suggest the motive might not be i'd 50 theft for profit. >> but this is a deeper strategic move by china for espionage rather than economic gain. >> reporter: lawmakers want retaliation. >> absolutely the united states should respond vigorously if it is an act of another state. >> reporter: now there's a scramble to build a harder shell around federal computers. that's expensive. the white house is charging that congress has not come up with enough funding to do it well. live from the hill i'm steve handelsman, news4. chris, doreen, back to you. >> steve, thank you. with lots of personal information now in the hands of hackers, it's more important than ever to be careful online. our team coverage continues now with consumer reporter erika gonzalez. >> doreen, the bottom line here is that there are still ways to protect yourself, even if your personal information is

compromise compromise compromiseed. it's not likely fraud. that's what cyber security expert wade baker told us today. for the millions of current and former federal workers involved, he says don't open work e-mails or documents on home servers or personal cell phones. remember that if you've got a security clearance europe zieshl in the eyes of the hackers and they want to catch you off guard. it may not be today. it may not be tomorrow. the key, wade says is to stay on your toes for a while. >> but what you should especially watch out for as a consumer is the subxwechblt attacks where you might be the target of collection intelligence solicitation bribery, any types of recruitment activity, or even contacts that say here, open this attachment you might find this interesting reading. >> a very different type of story than, let's say, the breaches of home depot or target. remember starting monday and for the next two weeks, opm will

begin the notification process via e-mail. >> thanks, erika. this is the second time this year opm has dealt with a data breach. in january, a glitch exposed the personal information of retirees. opm screens and hires federal workers and provides security clearances for 90% of federal employees. we've also posted information for anyone impacted by this latest breach. just pull up the nbc washington app. there are new allegations against former house speaker dennis hastert. a montana woman telz abc news that hastert sexually abused her brother stephen reinboldt there on the left when reinboldt was a student and hastert was a teacher and wrestling coach before hastert was elected to congress. she told the associated press that the fbi interviewed her about the allegations last month. she says her brother told her before he died of aids in 1995 that his first homosexual contact was with hastert and the

abuse lasted through all of reinboldt's high school years. nbc news has not independently confirmed the story and has tried repeatedly to reach hastert with no success. these allegations are separate from the federal indictment that alleges hastert agreed to pay more than 3 million$3 million to someone to cover up prior sexual misconduct. >> three weeks after the house caught on fire, we're learning what police found when they arrested the suspect in the d.c. mansion murders. but there are still a lot more questions as investigators try to put this case together. news4's meagan fitzgerald is live at the victims' home in northwest. meagan, what are you hearing? >> reporter: oh, chris, at this point, police tell us the home is no longer considered a crime scene. it's been turned over to the family. but this case is far from over. we're learning more about the night police arrested 34-year-old daron wint. court documents say investigators found money orders, two knives, an iphone a verizon samsung phone along with other items inside the car wint

was riding in. the ford truck that was with wint was also searched. police seized money money orders, and a galaxy cell phone. hours after the mansion went up in flames, police got you a warrant to search the car of jordan wallace, the assistant to savvas savopoulos. they also took wallace's cell phone. savvas told wallace to deliver the $40,000 in cash but police say he lied to them about how and when the money was delivered. meanwhile, police say they're still looking for more evidence to include digital cameras weapons, and the shoe that matches this print. investigators say they found it on the back door of the house which suggests someone forced their way in. now jordan wallace has not been named a suspect or a person of interest in this case. police have not said if those cell phones they recovered are that of savvas, amy and the housekeeper. they said they are missing but no confirmation those cell

phones belong to them. >> meagan fitzgerald. thank you. tonight we're learning more about the victims killed in a row house fire in dupont circle. nina breckelman reese emtly graduated, a full bright scholar and avid runner. michael mclaughlin was an economics grand watt from the university of mareyland. they died in the fire. three firefightors are still trying to figure out what caused this fire. he will always be in their heart. that's what mourners said today about a little boy who was found dead on a maryland playground. he was only 3 years old and last month when police found him, his mother was still pushing him on a swing. she's still undergoing a medical emotion, but today was about saying good-bye. a lot of people what happen. >> reporter: we still don't know what killed jyier lee. the toddler was found lifeless on this playground last month. his mother had been pushing him

in the swing for hours and no one knows just how long. it was daybreak when someone noticed and called authorities. the questions stilllinger. so does the family's grief over the loss of a child. ♪ family and friends said good-bye at first baptist church of highland park in landover. there were nearly life-size pictures of jyier. there's a particular sadness of at the sight of a child-size coffin. >> people get used to older people dying. >> reporter: a kield who likes to dance who watched his favorite cartoons and aid child just months away from his fourth birthday, now grieved by an older brother, himself a child, seemingly too young to know this kind of sadness. >> he will be in my heart. >> reporter: it was obvious that in his short time he touched many hearts the way children do. a life of purity at its beginning. all those things folded into the eulogy delivered by first baptist reverend dr. henry davis. >> let's really just talk about the pureness of life when you

think about being born and then, of course in the backdrop of a church we talk about being born again. >> reporter: and a member of this grieving family sought to leave a message with others, not to take young lives for granted. >> love them while they're here. you got to spend time with them. don't sit them in front of the tv all the time, not in front of the computers and games alled time. like the old folks did it, spend time with them. show you love them. >> reporter: in landover derrick ward, news4. >> a message a lot of patients probably are taking to heart tonight. turning to the cleanup in northern virginia, we just got word that swinks mill road is reopened. a downed tree took out a power line this morning and crews had to close the road for hours. drivers were being detoured but the repairs are done now. some good news about our weather finally starting to clear up as we head into the weekend. good timing. let's check in with doug. how's it looking? >> guys, if there's a time we're going to see some cloud cover and some rain, why not be tuesday through friday and then the weekend we break out into

sunshine. that's what's going to happen. take a look at the numbers, the first day since monday we've been above 70 degrees. it is a very nice afternoon. right now it's going to be a nice evening, too. look at the numbers, off to the east, ocean city we told you it would be cool, 61 there, back to the west 81 in columbus, 84 in charleston. we've got the warmer weather that will make its way in over the next 24 hours. over the next couple of daze what can we expect? one thing we know for sure sun, warmer temperatures. i've got the weekend forecast. then we get back to 90. then we have people saying it's too hot. i've got the seven-day forecast in just a minute. >> see you in a minute. thank you doug. a new clue in the murder of a local reporter. all this as police develop a new strategy to target criminals on illegal dirt bikes. cold and calculated. what we're learning about the man arrested for killing a woman outside a local target store and the weapon used to commit the crime. plus, a dangerous trend involving illegal drugs. what prompted this response at a d.c. shelter.

crime. . >> announcer: you're watching news4 at 6. he's accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend outside a target store. tonight we found out he wasn't allowed to have a gun because of his criminal record. news4's chris gordon is in rockville tonight with the plea from the victim's mother who says her daughter never really knew the man she dated. chris? >> reporter: well today here in court prosecutors called donald bricker a danger to the community, and the judge ordered him to remain in jail. and today, for the first time, the victim's mother spoke publicly. i spoke with her at her germantown home about bricker and her daughter. >> i never met the guy. i almost did, but it never happened. when they broke up she came to me and she told me that it was all over. >> reporter: cassandra atken

said the last time she spoke to her daughter was monday morning, but shade adebayo didn't tell her mother that evening she was going to go to target in germantown at the request of her ex-boyfriend donald bricker jr. bricker is charged with first degree murder for allegedly shooting adebayo in the parking lot. in court today, bricker was denied bond. he has a rape conviction from 2008 and is a reblged sex offender. cassandra atken said her daughter didn't know fw his past. >> i just want everybody to know all the children that if you meet anybody, it doesn't matter where you meet them please go and check on their background because you don't know. >> reporter: the shooting occurred the same day bricker received a gun he ordered by mail, a gun the prosecutor's office says he bought illegally. >> he circumvented the way the system has been set up for registered sex offenders. he ordered a replica antique firearm to use in the crime, and

he received that firearm on monday, and that night killed his estranged girlfriend. >> in my opinion, i think they should put him away, that he would never come out to hurt a soul. all the children that he had just messed up with he just don't need to be in society anymore. >> reporter: today here in court prosecutors said bricker made a statement to police, admitting that he shot his ex-girlfriend twice. that's the latest live in montgomery county. back to you. >> thanks, chris. there's still no sign of a swimmer who's been missing in the potomac river that authorities have called off the search for marco reyes sanchez for now. they'll head out again in the morning, but they think he got caught in a strong current wednesday and drowned near great falls park. >> we saw something today we haven't seen in quite a while. i had to search around to find the sunglasses. it made an appearance. >> i didn't get a chance. >> you didn't see it? >> did you see it?

>> for about na long. >> five minutes maybe. >> my friends out toward west virginia posted on facebook they saw it today. they had the sun for at least a couple of hours. the rest of us waiting and waying. come on sunshine. we need you. fort namt it will be out tomorrow. let's take a look. a pretty nice shot, but still cloud cover around the region. temperatures much warmer, tleesz we're in the 70s today. 74 right now with those clouds down toward the airport, the wins calm. they'll stay that way throughout the evening hours. it will abe nice evening if you're thinking about getting out. you know one place seeing the sun? luray, 79 degrees right now back toward stanton around 76. so the warmer temperatures coming with the sunshine, 72 right now in huntingtown. i think most of us should be in for a pretty nice sunset tonight. storm team4 radar, nothing to show, dry and clear. we won't see rain tonight and i don't expect much many the next couple daze. here's future weather the clouds around the area a few storms well back toward west virginia.

that's where they'll stay. overnight tonight we'll see the potential for fog to develop. that could be an issue early tomorrow morning. i think we'll be okay, by around 9:00, 10:00, the fog will get out of here and we'll just be dealing with clouds. yes, we'll have clouds but also some sunshine mixed in. notice a couple of showers but that's it. light showers if any develop most of the day tomorrow on the dry side. really not worried about rain. then by 4:00 p.m., look at the clearing taking place. by tomorrow night we're in for a beautiful, beautiful saturday evening. i really think it will be quite nice no matter where you are. this is what's happening right now. the storm system that's been hanging down to the southwest is now finally to our east. you can see the clearing skies just to the west. also some thunderstorm activity back toward pittsburgh, but for us we're not seeing any of that during the next 24 hours. what we will see is a little bit of sunshine tomorrow, not a lot. still some clouds but we will see some sun. 81 in fredericksburg tomorrow

76 toward annapolis. and the best chance for storms going to be closer to the bay. i think the bay should be okay if you're on the boat, but just inland from the bay you may get the bay breeze. now, the impact forecast tomorrow, more sun late. if you're heading to the pool, early expect the clouds so we're a little cooler there. then we jump, temperatures jump once we see the sunshine up to about 80 degrees. and the impact the weather will have on your day, very low. almost no impact, much warmer with more sunshine. if you're heading to the beaches, not a bad forecast take the sweatshirt the extra blanket if you're heading toward the beach. 70 degrees on your saturday, slight chance of a shower. once again, mostly inland off the shore. high of only 67 on sunday. that's going to be the really cool day with the easterly flow, rather breezy with winds gusting 20 to 25 miles an hour. then 76 on monday. monday looking pretty good. pretty good for the rest of us too. high of 87 on monday after a very nice weekend. if you're heading to celebrate fairfax, looking good.

chance of storms monday and tuesday, a few of them could be strchblgt then we get into hot weather bashgsck to 90s late next week. coming up, a new high-tech tool targeting speeders near school zones. and a new effort to save lives if someone suffers a drug overdose in virginia. no more fasting before surgery? what doctors are now telling some patients to do hours before going under the knife to help them recover faster. puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support... putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story.... "unfair treatment from washington"...

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a faster way to travel could be coming to maryland and we're not talking about the purple line. governor larry hogan is getting an up-close look at high-speed rail. he gave this maglev train a test drive in central japan. governor hogan says he's interested in bringing a similar train to run between d.c. and baltimore. his office just applied for nearly $28 million in federal funds to bank role the project. jim handly is here with a closer

look. >> maglev is short for magnetic leviation. today there are systems in china japan and south korea. the trains travel at speeds of more than 300 miles an hour. that's double the speed of an acela. the train works by suspending, propelling and guiding vehicles using electromagnetic force. because there is no contact with the rails and no friction, vehicles can move pretty darn fast. the current world record by the way, 375 miles an hour. >> wow. that would change the way we get back and forth to baltimore. but not everyone is sold on this idea. we asked viewers to weigh in on the high-speed train proposal and the purple line. as you can see a lot of residents don't care much for either one. there are drivers who know where speed cameras are out there. they slow down for them and then take off again. so tonight prince george's county police are taking action. it's called the dragon cam a hand held cross between a radar

gun and a photo camera. prince george's county is the second jurisdiction to use the device. the department plans to use this in 146 school zones around the county to catch speeders. >> what we're trying to do is move our equipment around and make the best use of the equipment and to have the biggest effect as far as to get motorists to slow down. >> police will begin with a 30-day pilot program with warnings for violators and then move on to $40 citations. searching for the perfect match. how friends, family, even kmrooet strangers are banding together to help a local student battling leukemia. >> reporter: i'm darcy spencer in southwest washington where a wake is being held for a local reporter who was gunned down on her way home from an assignment. i'll tell you what message the pastor has for the community, coming up on news4. he's accused in the abduction and murder of hannah graham. but before prosecutors try jesse matthew on that case he'll

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one of these people on these bikes may know who shot and killed a d.c. journalist. police say everyone on these dirt bikes is considered a person of interest. 27-year-old charnice milton was shot last week off good hope road southeast. tonight a family friend has a message for the bikers. >> the hope that i have is that one of the young ladies who is riding with these men will really have a crisis of conscience and you know, she'll come forward and she'll say something. >> right now friends and family are holding a wake for charnice milton. >> news4's darcy spencer just spoke to her dad. she's in southwest washington with his friend and what's happening now. >> reporter: well, chris that wake got under way at 6:00 here this evening at living word churchment you look here, people

are tipping to show up. i did speak to her father here within the last several minutes. he had a message for those people on dirt bikes. >> these are not strangers. these are not aliens saliens. these are individuals who live in this area who have a produced fear in this area. so the right thing to do is to bring them to justice. >> reporter: a plea from the parents of charnice milton for anyone who knows the persons of interest in their daughter's murder shown here on dirt bikes to come forward. >> if you know anything, to pick up the phone call 911. >> reporter: d.c. police are planning a new enforcement strategy to deal with dirt bikes, four-wheelers and other motorized bikes on the streets of d.c. they are illegal in the district, but many of the drivers know d.c. has a no-chance policy so they don't worry about getting pulled over. police say the gunman who shot and killed reporter charnice milton was on a dirt bike. they released surveillance video

of seven bikes and 14 people who are considered persons of interest in the murder. >> i hate them. they have most of the riders have no regard for children in the community. they ride on the sidewalks. so the bikes are a menace. >> reporter: milton's funeral will be held saturday at living word church in southwest d.c. >> her father called me to give me the tragic news. >> reporter: reverend eugene pastor of the church where milton and her family have worshipped for the past 15 years. >> she was such a wonderful young lady. i've never seen such innocence in my life. >> reporter: the tragic news was that milton had been murdered. now reverend sheppard will deliver the message at her funeral, a message to stop the violence and hate in the community. that wake again, got under way at 6:00. it wraps up is the 9:00 this evening. what could become a long legal drama starts monday in fairfax county. the prime suspect in hannah graham's murder wilin tried for

a separate crime a decade old. new at 6, david culver will be in court for jesse matthew's trial. he's here now. what can we expect? >> a pretrial hearing is any indication, this could be an emotional, passionate trial. one filled with riveting testimony. arguments also between some of the counsel, prosecution april the defense. yesterday the judge gave permission for the woman who accused matthew of sexual assault to identify him in front of a jury. this was a big setback for the defense who keeps telling the judge they need more time to prepare for this case. but monday's trial date has been set for months. now, the alleged victim already flew in thursday from india. she was not there for the start of yesterday's hearing. prosecutors told the judge she was too tired to testify yesterday. but the judge ordered she be woken up from her nap in a hotel room and be brought to court. on the stand, the victim told the judge she was attacked while walking home from a grocery store in fairfax. that happened back in 2005.

>> and that trial starts next week. >> that's right on monday. >> and we know that this case is related to the hannah graham case. this is in some ways a preview of that trial. >> there's some question as to how this is all connected. well, hannah's abduction and murder in charlottesville is really what gave police that forensic evidence to bring charges in this case. from the prosecution's perspective here, it took one tragedy, hannah's death and disappearance to solve another. upper marlboro county prosecutors will wait until after this trial to move on to the capital murder case. they could set a trial date for this by the end of the month. for right now, all eyes are going to be on what starts monday solely that fairfax case. and, if convicted, matthew could get three life sentences here before even going to trial in the hannah graham case. >> you'll be there monday. >> we will. >> david culver, thank you. she was just 15 days old when her father died. but a school trip to d.c. is helping this young girl keep his

memory alive. megan morales' father died in 2004. investigators say that officer marlon morales was at the u street metro station when he confronted someone who didn't pay the fare. the suspect pulled out a gun and shot him and officer morales died three days later. >> kids grew up without a mother. megan grew up without a father. she recently graduated from eighth grade, you know. he wasn't there to see that. >> a special ceremony was held at the national law enforcement officers' memorial. all of megan morales' classmates were able to attend. they traveled from illinois to d.c. for a class trip. elizabeth seton high school in prince george's county took time out to help one of their own today. carly carly nguyen learned she has a deadly form of leukemia. her doctors say she needs a bone

marrow transplant. >> we're all sisters here. anybody who is affected, it hurts all of us. >> turns out that asian-americans are greatly underrepresented on the bone marrow registry so finding a match for carly will be even more difficult. >> a new way to help patients recover from surgery faster and doctors say it has to do with what you drink before the surgery. the battle lines are drawn. tonight the fight over d.c. united and who gets the build the team a new stadium. and we're seeing if, the sunshine is out there. right past reston you can see the sun. we'll see more of it over the next couple days. i've got the forecast for the weekend next.

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>> reporter: when robert frees found out he would need to have part of his colon removed, he said it wasn't the surgery he

was afraid of. >> the things going on the kids, all theactivities, the interruption. you know, i wasn't sure how long it was going to put me out for. >> reporter: but what robert didn't realize at the time was that his doctor was using a new approach to help him recover more quickly. something called enhanced recovery after surgery. >> we're not doing this for cost savings or hospitals per se. we're doing this to make the patient feel better, get home and recover quicker. >> enhanced recovery involves a series of steps before, during and after surgery. it includes anesthesia drugs, making sure patients are up and walking around after surgery, and, most importantly, loading up on carbohydrates before the procedure. dr. robert sha sinski is a colon and recollect al surgeon. >> well, we just again looked at all the problems, why people were staying in hospital for a prolonged period of time. we looked at electrolytes and

starvation and nutrition and we found there's an impact by zaving the body by inhibiting it from receiving glucose or cash height draits. >> the doctor now has his patients drink 20 ounces of a sports drink about two hours before the surgery. that combined with the other measures, is helping many parents to leave the hospital faster. for example, those who have abdominal surgery typically spent five to seven days in the hospital. with this new kol protocol, they're leaving after two days. >> there's no reason to starve before surgery. it might not be as appetizing in that you're not going to have a large meal, but you'll be able to drink a carbohydrate drink that will satiate your appetite and make you feel better. >> the doctor says robert friess left the hospital about three days after surgery, and a few days later he was up and walking and even back to work. >> just like any other day. obviously i'm just happy to get out of there quicker. >> who wouldn't be? right now doctors at georgetown

are using enhanced recovery for colon and abdominal surgeries but they're finding it could also benefit patients undergoing all types of operations. still ahead, a different kind of health scare at a local shelter. what prompted this emergency response today. >> reporter: it's a drug that can save the life of somebody experiencing a heroin overdose and soon it's going to be available to regular virginia citizens. but how upto speed are

d.c. police have set up a mobile command center downtown after a massive drug overdose at the district's largest homeless shelter. at least ten people overdosed today at the community for creative nonviolence. seven people had to be rushed to the hospital after using a synthetic marijuana. selling synthetic marijuana is illegal in the district maryland and virginia. soon anyone in virginia will have access to a drug that can save the life of someone who has overdosed on heroin. the first training class about narcan in our area is set for tomorrow. but as northern virginia bureau chief julie carey discovered, tracking down the drug at

pharmacies may take work. >> reporter: ginny atwood didn't know about naloxone in 2013 when she came home and discovered her brother christopher had overdosed on heroin. the 21-year-old died soon after. she and her parent created the chris atwood foundation, its goal helping to save others by making naloxone, narcan, more available. >> the sad fact is that overdoses have tripled in the last five years in northern virginia, and the reality of that is that people are going to die and this medication can do something about it. so we need to get it to as many people as possible. >> reporter: a state pilot program to get naloxone in the hands of parents, brothers sisters, laypeople just expanded to northern virginia. atwood will help provide instruction in the first training class this weekend. >> and you spray that half into one nostril and half in the other. >> reporter: these are the revive kit that's will be provided. all the equipment needed to administer the narcan to counteract the heroin or opioid

overdose. >> before too long it should be simple to walk up to the counter and get naloxone as you get sudafed. >> reporter: but as atwood discovered, not quite yet. she's been visiting pharmacies. we went along today as she discovered this pharmacy which told her last week it didn't have access to the drug now says it can order it in a day. >> oh, so it comes up when you search for naloxone. >> reporter: they are still requiring a prescription, though. >> i think that's just going to take a little time for word to trickle down to all the pharmacies. >> reporter: ginny atwood says the state pharmacy board is meeting in the coming weeks. after that, she'll expect guidelines to bring pharmacies up to speed and make sure they have naloxone on hand. julie carey, news4. when we all get a look at the sun, that grass is going to look greener than it did. >> aloft people will try to get out and cut the lawn later today or maybe tomorrow. but it will be kind of tough to do. the grass so wet it will be so

high that mannlawnmower will have a tough time. i will recommend some drying time. look at that, one little piece of blue. do you see it? on the right side of the screen there. >> oh, yeah yeah. >> how about that? it's like rejoice. >> over one house. >> exactly right. here it is right here. look at this. >> we see it. >> just wanted to make sure we were looking at the same thing. just wanted to make sure. we are dealing with a little bit in the way of a break or two of sun. more sun to the north and west right now but still clouds 74 degrees, temperatures dropping through the 60s. really a nice friday night. good thing it wasn't last night if you were going out to dinner tonight. no problem tonight. nothing on the radar until you get way back to the west. we have showers, even a few thunderstorms in western maryland. that's about it. they will not move our way tonight. clouds to sun early tomorrow, warmer conditions with an isolated shower and i do mean isolated, very isolated. most of us stay dry tomorrow. 75 to 81 degrees. as we make our way through the next couple of days temperatures are going to be on

the warmer side. if you're taking out the bike tomorrow, 67 expect clouds early tomorrow 76 by 1:00 with a few more clouds, then more sun during the afternoon with a temperature right around 80 degrees. if you're heading toward celebrate fairfax, chris, which day you going? >> sunday morning. >> chris will be there sunday morning bright and early for you. come down say hi to chris. he'll be by the storm team4 by 4. fairfax government center through the day on sunday, the weather really looking good for that. i think sun blasss will be the need. toward the beaches, sunglasses but maybe the sweatshirt, too. 70 degrees on saturday, a chance of showers mostly just inland. if you're going to the beach but playing golf maybe a shower. 67 rather breezy on sunday and 76 degrees on monday looks like the best day 80 degrees for tomorrow, 78 in d.c. on sunday. 87 on monday. 85 on tuesday with a chance for some storms. any of these storms on monday or tuesday could be possibly strong. that's something we'll continue to watch. then we just get hot.

91 degrees coming up next thursday, 90 friday. >> thanks doug. d.c. soccer team could be one step closer to staying in the district. maybe. a move could be made next week to build a new stadium for d.c. united. council chairman phil mendelson tells news4 the district could go to court to seize the final piece of land in southwest d.c. if the district uses eminent domain, it could speak up the construction schedule. but the team says it's still are considering a move to lounden county. virginia governor terry mcauliffe promises the stadium could be built a lot faster there. coming up in sports maryland and virginia battling it out for a chance to go to omaha. jason is up next.

>> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. good thing it's early june because those losses just keep piling up. >> they really do.

this is definitely a low point in the nationals' season right now. not a lot of good, they've lost six of their last seven games and three in a row. and the injuries continue to add up. despite all of that, this team is actually two games better than it was this time last year. manager matt williams, though, not buying it guys. he wants this club to start playing better baseball. >> that's apples and oranges. each year is different. each game is different. each team is different. so you know, what we can say is that we've been there, we've come out the other side and played well. that's our objective at this point now. to get going and start playing better and go on a streak like we did in may. little college baseball now, lamont wade and the terps taking on virginia in the super regionals in charlottesville. defense stealing the show in this one. bottom of the second with a man on, nick at the dish. virginia gets one. watch this turn by daniel pa narrow.

look at the feet. look at the feet. a great dancer, i bet. we stay scoreless after two innings. bottom of the fifth, bases loaded for lamont wade. he has been captain clutch for the terps. he keeps it up here sends this ball to center. adam haysly can't make a play on it. two runs score, a double for wade. the terps up 2-0 at this point virginia actually just took the lead in this case 5-3 in the aichblg eighth inning. let's talk tennis now. french open, djokovic beat the king of clay nadal a few days ago. you know his confidence is sky-high. nadal hadn't lost a match at rolen garros in six years. today djokovic was facing andy maury in the men's semifinals. he defeated them their last seven meetings. djokovic looking to make it his second straight french open final, murray his first. djokovic the near court, murray showing off the range here. somehow gets to this ball.

but no chance for murray after a great return by the joker there. he would take the first two sets 6-3 6-3. in the third murray starting to heat up. djokovic again has him running all over the place. murray keeps answering. novak thinks he has him. check out the return, though, from murray. absolutely perfect. djokovic lost it. murray came back with the forehand. beautiful play. but in the fourth, this one hsu spended due to impending storms. they'll pick it up tomorrow morning. novak djokovic up two sets to one. moving on to football if any current or former player knows a thing or two about the game and the challenges that come with it it's redskins great hall of famer darrel green. today i had the mrev chatting with him about a number of topics one of them of course robert griffin iii. i asked green if this upcoming season was a make or break year for rg3. >> i think that the honeymoon and the grace of the first

rookie year it just goes to show you, man, people get amnesia. but i would tell him what i'm telling my own son. dude, get this done here. yeah. >> so you feel like robert will have a better year this season as oppose to last two years? >> oh absolutely. yes, i definitely believe that. i believe that sincerely. but i also say what you're saying he better. >> yeah. >> i think not only he will, but also i think that he better. >> our full interview with darrel green airs sunday night. like green did in his playing days we cover a lot of grouped, including what he thinks about building a new stadium in d.c. meanwhile, some of the newest redskins were busy today rookies meeting with active duty service members and wounded warriors at walter reed in bethesda. they ate lunch signed autographs, shared stories working with the u.s. o for military appreciation. >> playing in the nfl caring

for others. >> thank you jason. our news4 family is sad tonight. one of our colleagues died this morning, early this morning, after a brave b cancer. angela oakley wrote many of the stories that you have seen on our newscasts. she was smart. she was a really strong journalist that we could always count on. she had a sharp wit we all appreciated. and she was a caring friend to everyone who worked with her. it is difficult for us to realize that we won't be seeing her beautiful smile again. angela is from north carolina. she never let you forget she was a tar heel. she's called washington home for more than a decade. our sympathies go out to angela's family as she grieve. our news4 family is going to miss angela very much.

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