leaders have viewed politic as the art of the possible and the challenge now is to practice politics is the art of making what appears to be impossible possible. >> that was 1969 when hillary clinton was only 21 years old. flash forward to tonight where voters in six states are holding presidential primaries or caucuses. based on the latest numbers, nbc news has named clinton the presumptive nominee. we have team coverage, steefr handelsman is following the democratic race while david culver is in virginia with new fallout from donald trchl's controversial comment about a federal judge. we begin with steve in new york. hi, steve. ♪ ♪ >> the first woman to be a major party presumptive presidential nominee, huge, for hillary clinton, but the timing is tricky. with prima i

five other states including california today, clinton the wants her voters to turn out. she's not celebrating. >> we are on the brink of an historic, historic, unprecedented moment, but we still have work to do, don't we? >> it was the puerto rico vote and more superdelegates backing clinton that nbc gave her the win. bernie sanders is not buying it. >> the people of california have the right to determine who is going to be president of the united states not necessarily strong listen to a.p. or nbc. >> reporter: at sanders' huge final rally in san francisco, he again, begged, superdelegates to switch to him. in every instance we beat trump by far larger margins than does hillary clinton. >> reporter: donald trump today claimed his calling a federal judge unfair and citing the judge's mexican

misconstrued. house speaker paul ryan who has endorsed trump lashed out. >> claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is the textbook definition of a racist comment. >> chris christie said the issue won't matter to voters in his state. >> hillary clinton assumes new jersey democrats will take her way over the top tonight before california is even counted. >> but if clinton loses california and the polls out there are very close, she's ahead in most by little, but the polling a's been poor and it's open which benefits bernie sanders if clinton loses california and ahead could be more division in the democratic party and she comes with the lock on the democratic nomination. live from brooklyn, steve handelsman, news 4. steve touched on donald trump's controversy and he n

nominee and some republicans are echoing that sentiment in virginia and trump supporters are not concerned telling bureau reporter david culver they're tired of being politically correct. david? >> i can tell you tonight, trump's virginia campaign chair is standing by what is a pretty controversial post that he put on his facebook page. his name is corey student and the chairman in prince william county and he goes after some of the anti-trump protesters as well as undocumented immigrants. >> it angered me what happened in san jose, california, where a bunch of thug, hoodlums come after trump supporters. this is the incident trump's virginia campaign chairman corey stewart is talking about. >> the people who attacked those trump supporters need to be punished, they need to be identified and to the extent that any of them are illegal immigrants that need to be removed from the country. >> the video so disturbing for stewart he decided p

emphasized that if he's leelect virginia governor -- >> they're coming into our communities, they're raping, killing, assaulting and committing crimes and they're being apprehended and then released by the federal government. >> chairman stewart's comments are irresponsible. scott serg ol represents 100,000 prince william county residents and they're good, law-abiding people and 98% of the people who are here, and the chairman's comments, another reason why this democrat is hopeful that hillary clinton's wins tonight will bring party unity. >> now that she has the dog and it's locked up and california will nail it home, i think you will see everyone rallying around the nominee and we'll all move forward as one party. >> it's moving us in a really dire situation. >> for the conservative voter, the two-party options makes it unappealing. >> i can't vote for hillary. there's no way i can d

know, i just don't think that he's really the answer, as well. >> reporter: for voters like ring owe who you heard from right there, primaries such as tonight are essentially irrelevant. they're looking for a third-party candidate to vote for. >> david culver, thank you. bernie sanders exclusively with lester holt with nbc news about the race and why his next step will be turning over superdelegates. >> i believe if those superdelegates are honest with themselves, if they look at all of the national polling and all of the state polling, the nature of our organization they will conclude that if we want to beat donald trump it is absolutely imperative that bee defeat donald trump and bernie sanders is the strongest candidate. >> are you going to try to turn them? >> yeah, we are. we're on the phone right now. >> you would be defying history. defying history has been what

this campaign has been about. >> are you looking forward to the nominating conventions next month or are you sick of election politics. so far just about everyone who has participated in the poll say they are sick of it already. >> breaking news on an historic murder trial in prince georges county. >> jermaine hail has been found guilty of killing melvin pate. pate was left paralyzed by that shooting and identified hail by blinking at a photo of him. tate died two years after that and prosecutor his to fight to get the blinking evidence admitted. it's the first time in maryland history that that type of evidence has been allowed in court after the victim had died. hail faces life, plus 20 years in prison. >> some good news for anyone commuting to the district. connecticut avenue is back open in northwest, d.c. >> crews shut it down in both directions after a man jumped off the bridge near

street. he landed in the bushes and paramedics rushed him to the hospital and the man is expected to survive. new to the impact of metro's safetrack program, the transit agency just released this video showing crews making repairs to the orange and silver line. it comes as the second evening rush of the safetrack surge gets under way. trains are single tracking between east falls church and boston. that's sending more people on to the roads and into the district. news 4 has learned some of the traffic relief drivers were counting on isn't happening yet. mark segraves joins us live with details. hi, mark. >> good evening, doreen. you can take a look at 15th and k here. and the gridlock here has been going on all evening and a lot of commuters, we're expecting to have more traffic control officers in intersections like this after mayor bowser's announcement next week and it will be weeks before those additional traffic control officers arein

today what streets have been impacted by the extended rush hour and we're able to tell you where those streets are. >> we will put more traffic control officers on the street at bus bridges and critical intersections. >> that was mayor muriel bowser's promise last week. today she clarified that those additional traffic control officers haven't been hired yet. >> this is not a plan that we had a year to prepare for, and even a couple of months, but several weeks and i think we'll be able to add 20 traffic control officers and then we have funding, i think, for an additional 20 in the fall. >> the first wave of 20 new tcos should hit the street by the end of this month. and they have traffic control officers during rush hour. the district has been quick to post new no parking signs extending rush hour in the mornings and

streets. >> we marked all of the roads that were a part of that extended rush and so those streets are posted and we are only enforcing the extended rush hour on streets where there are signs so you can take a look at the gridlock live at 15th and k street. this is what's going on all up and down k street this afternoon as mayor bowser said she hopes to have those additional traffic control officers on the streets within a few weeks and more coming in the fall. that's the very latest. >> thank you. how about you? was your commute better or worse than yesterday? >> share your pictures with us on twitter and tweet nbcwashington using t the #safetrack. we posted a list of safetrack alternatives including uber and capitol bike share. for more information head to our app. >> now to the weather and some saw rain and a few

have moved out, something else is moving in. doug's here with more on a change in temperature, doug. >> we're talking about maybe even the jackets with early morning hours over the next couple of days and a lot of people are wanting more springlike weather and temperatures in the 70s and first off today, though. we did have some of the storms move on through and some of them on the strong side and very briefly, they get big and we've seen some of those down to the south right now and look at this the line, still down to the south and the southern portions of st. mary's county and the pawtuxet river and this off toward the east and toward the chesapeake so boaters beware. your when headlines, breeze xe cool tomorrow and looking great late week and we're talking about fantastic weather by friday and even into saturday and tracking some weekend rain chances and much more on this coming up in just a minute. >> thanks, doug. >> police are looking for the man who grabbed a teenage girl as she walked to school this morning. it happened on silver b

just before 8:00 a.m. the girl is 16 years old and says a man ran up and grabbed her around the waist. she screamed and he ran away and then she ran to south county high school and told officials what happened. police are working with the victim to get a more detailed description of that suspect. >> a woman says video of her husband inside the prince georges county jail shows he was mistreated by correctional officers. tonight she's planning to file a lawsuit. samuel shields died while in custody back in june 2014. for the first time, we are seeing the confrontation that took place moments before that. the maryland medical examiner ruled that shields died of natural causes. the prince georges county reviewed the video and presented it with other evidence last year, and the grand jury chose not to file any charges. ultimately, the grand jury declined to indict any of the officers involved in the incident with mr. shields and no criminal charges were ever filed. >> prince georges

can't comment because of the pending lawsuit involving shields' death. cops posing as crooks to get evidence of down-low deals. that story coming up. the springfield lawyer accused in a violent home invasion attack says he doesn't remember anything about that night and now his attorneys have a name for that defense. we'll tell you more about it coming up. >> this is chris gordon in gaithersburg, maryland, why a federal investigation has cleared montgomery county air park of any fall in the fatal jet crash that killed a mother and two

the police chief says it's key to reducing robberies and burglaries in the district. an undercover sting finds an auto shop illegally dealing with much more than car parts. news 4's pat collins is live along georgia avenue in northwest with more reaction. hi, pat. >> reporter: doreen, this was really, really, really undercover. people around here say they didn't see it coming. bootsy gets his car fixed here from time to time and says he never saw anything suspicious. >> ever see anything unusual? >> no. no. >> kendall works at the salon across the street. he was surprised by it all. >> i would be

they were good people. >> police say discount auto sounds and security was dealing in stolen goods. the cops have a word for it, they call it fencing. >> employees of the store were exchanging for what they believed was stolen property and taking heroin, guns and cash. >> reporter: the man i talked to at the store had this to say about it. . is there a fencing operation? >> i don't know what is a fencing. >> reporter: buying and selling stolen goods? >> no, sir. >> reporter: so what do you make of this whole thing? >> i don't know. that's -- i'm waiting for whatever thing to have. i don't know anything right now. has anybody been arrested? no. not that i know of. nobody who works here has been arrested. >> sir, i don't want to answer anything. >> one man arrested. police have seized a number of weapons and some electronic gear and prescpt

and $26,000 in cash. >> reporter: police say they also seized the car, a car with flashing lights. a car with a siren. a car with police equipment. it was a honda. >> what does that tell you? >> we'll find out. >> reporter: 39-year-old tom van nguyen charged with felony trafficking of stolen property and distribution of heroin. he's expected in court tomorrow. chris, back to you. >> all right. thanks so much, pat. the cincinnati zoo has reopened its gorilla exhibit for the first time since the little boy got into the enclosure. zoo officials have raised and reinforced the barrier between the gorilla habitat and visitors and there is a small memorial to harambe. the gorilla the security team shot and killed to protect a child who slipped that

patienting and animal rights. there is no basis to bring charges against the boy's mother. the d.c. council will raise the minimum wage to $15 by the year 2020. tom sherwood claims the increase puts the district into a small group of cities and states embracing the higher minimum wage. >> reporter: the nation's capitol in the midst of a 15-year boom. >> washington, d.c. is prospering and our economy is strong. >> reporter: so much so, the council passed a bill to raise the minimum wage to $15 by 2020. a move that will directly affect more than 125,000 low income workers. among the applause, even though she supports the compromise backed by business and labor groups, concerns the city wage is far above maryland suburbs and especially virginia's low $7.25 minimum. >> it could be problematic for the city in getting new businesses to come in

retaining some of the old,es. so the jury's still out. >> virginia and maryland are expanding and growing, as well. we do have to be mindful of competitive disadvantage. >> mayor muriel bowser has a task force looking at the pressure of city businesses. >> it's also been more expensive in the district than it will be in the far-flung suburbs. people want to be in the district and we are always concerned about balancing our competitiveness in the region. >> the d.c. minimum wage will gradually increase from july 1 of this year to $15 in 2020. workers will see their minimum wage rise from $2. 77 per hour to $5 per hour by 2020. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. come november, voters in fairfax county will decide whether to add a new meals tax to the menu. the board of supervisors voted to put the tax referendum on the ballot. it would add up to a 4%ax

addition to the 6% res deidents already pay. it will generate nearly $100 million for schools and other expenses. >> this will be a 10% tax on your prepared food and beverages in restaurants and grocery stores and convenience stores and coffee shops. pretty much anywhere you go to buy a sandwich or hot dog or what have you. >> voters in prince william and loudoun counties have recently voted against these kinds of meals taxes. new concerns about the zika virus have some pulling out of the olympics in rio. find out who's in and who's out. >> some new clues emerge in a deadly house fire. yet victim's bad habit may have sparked those flames. i'm tracee wilkins, coming up on news 4. what kevin maxwell has to say about possib firinlegs

he claims he was too drugged up on medicine to know what he was doing, but a picture shown in court could cast doubt on his story as a local lawyer faces charges in a violent attack on a mclane couple. a deadly crash is being plamed on pilot error. why an investigation cleared a local park even as the family filed suit. >> a new car on synthetic drugs and why officials say is the biggest challenge when it comes to crackingo

>> all those stories coming up in about seven minutes and here's doug with a check on the forecast. >> right now some big changes making their way on in and you can teal it with the winds gusting upward of 30 miles per hour in parts of the region all thanks to a cold front moving through the area. take a look outside right now and we saw rain two hours ago downtown and we're seeing nothing, but blue skies and the temperatures went down into the 70s and back to 82 degrees and winds out of the northwest at 17 and gusting even higher than that and here are the latest numbers and fredericksburg, 77. still nice and mild for this time of year and it will continue to be right on through the evening hours and we are seeing those changes occur and we saw big-time storms occurring down to the south and the shower came through d.c. and fairfax and the severe thunderstorm warning was through fredericksburg and now light rain through portions of southern maryland and a couple of lone showers back to the west and these should die as they move off toward the east and is

that's moving off across the system here and first off, you can see tropical storm colin making its way out to sea and now a subtropical storm and this is the storm that we're watching and look at the cloud cover and this is cool air moving on down and you can see the cumulous clouds blossom as they like to do in that cooler air and you can see the showers coming along with them. what this is bringing is the air straight in from canada and take a look at the numbers and we're at 82 here and only 67 back towards pittsburgh and 68 in state college and that's the kind of air mass we're going to see here tomorrow and 60s and upper 60s and low 70s. winds at 35 miles an hour and martinsburg, and 30 in hagerstown and the pawtuxet river with the storm coming in close to 40 miles an hour and rather breezy and i think tomorrow we'll be rather breezy, too. >> these are the highs and today's high was 86 and tomorrow will be ten to 15 degrees cooler than it was

still 75 down toward fredericksburg and lots of sunshine just on the breezy side and cool, maybe too cool for a pool day at 73 with that breeze. 78 on friday and thursday or rather friday, 80 degrees and 78 on thursday and 80 degrees on friday and a beautiful friday and a fantastic friday and saturday the temperature around 83 degrees and can't rule out a late-day storm. now the afternoon highs are pretty nice, but take a look at the lows especially thursday morning. this will be the coolest start. 56, d.c. and 50 in frederick and some areas may get into the upper 40s. wooe talking about some cool air as we move on toward the second week of june. much more on this and what to expect for the rest of the weekend and will we see more chances of rain on sunday coming up in the forecast.

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>> now at 6:30, a man accused of holding a mclean couple hostage in their home, tasering, stabbing and shooting them takes the witness stand in his own defense. new details about a sex abuse scandal rocking a local elementary school. a task force says the school system fell short and parents are weighing in. >> tonight, we learned what caused a small plane to crash in maryland, killing a mother and her two young children on the ground. >> hopefully down the road this will never happen again. an olympic medal stolen parked outside a restaurant, why

place. the former military lawyer charged with a near-deadly attack on a fairfax county couple testified today that he has no memory of the violent home invasion. >> in a rare and risky move, andrew schmuhl took the witness stand in his own defense. julie carey joined us live from the courthouse. julie? >> reporter: i don't know. i don't recall. i don't remember. andrew schmuhl said those words over and over again today as prosecutors grilled him about the night he allegedly tased, stabbed and shot a mclane lawyer and his wife. late this afternoon is the defense team gave that the name, the unconsciousness defense. andrew schmuhl got the friendly questions if first from his defense attorney. he detailed the more than a dozen medications he was taking in 2014 for chronic back pain and other ailments. my life was very miserable, toughered schmuhl spending most

of his time in bed or the bathtub. they pounced with this photo showing schmuhl re-roofing his house suggesting he was exaggerating his impairment to help his defense. andrew schmuhl's being tried first for the near-fatal attack on law firm partner leo fisher and his wife sue duncan on november 9, 2014. the home invasion came just weeks after fisher fired schmuhl's wife alicia. schmuhl testified the last thing he remembers on the day of the attack was going to shenandoah national park with his wife and then getting sick at a shop on the way home. how long did you plan to be away, asked the prosecutor? i don't know how long we were planning to be away. just long enough to establish an alibi. he doesn't remember riding in the car two days after the attack as she went to purchase the taser and two prepaid cell phone. >> asked the prosecutor sarcastically, if you're goi

to break into someone's house you're not going to bring your cell phone. >> i don't typically break into people's homes. >> you did november 9th. >> i don't recall. >> you don't remember deciding to kill mr. fisher? >> schmuhl, no. you don't remember cutting his throat? no. you don't remember aiming your gun and shooting it at sue duncan? no. >> reporter: so shortly before court adjourned today schmuhl's lawyers told the judge they want to use the unconsciousness defense that would allow them to call on a medical expert to testify how his many medications could have impacted him and impaired him. earlier in the trial the judge rejected their request to use an involuntary intoxication question. the judge will hear the argument tomorrow morning and make a ruling. >> julie carey reporting. thank you, julie. a cigarette may have sparked a deadly fire i

it happened at an apartment on moezby woods drive and a neighbor heard a smoke alarm and woke up 20 other people in the building and 74-year-old william patten was killed and neighbors tell us he was a veteran and heavy smoker. the senate is facing a tough battle as it looks for a leg up on the war on synthetic drugs. each drug has a distinct chemical compound and manufacturers frequently change the formulas to stay ahead of federal laws. d.c. police chief kathy lanier testified that 20% of felony cases now theft positive for synthetic drugs. >> this san epidemic. it is not going to go away and it is continuing to change. >> these drugs are man made chemical compounds described to mimic the effects of illegal drugs and dangerously unpredictable. chief lanier says last year first responders got about 20 ambulance calls a day to transport patients having

parents are weighing in, and the comments after a high-profile case where more than a dozen students were sexually assaulted by a teacher's aide. bureau chief, tracee wilkins has our report. parents weigh in on review conducted by an independent task force. >> i hear that the task force made several recommendations. >> this after deonte carraway, a former teacher's aide was charged with creating child porn with 17 elementary school students. >> my question primarily is how are you going to ensure compliance with the recommendations? >> reporter: more than 300 parents participated in the telephone conference last night allowing them to speak directly with the school ceo dr. kevin maxwell and dr. charlene dukes at prince georges community college. she chaired the task force. >> the report says that quite frankly, we need to understand that it's a 21st century.

attention to that. >> reporter: maxwell says he's not buying that there was confusion about how or if to report complaints by students about carraway's questionable behavior and accusations of sexual assault. >> i started my career teaching in the system, and i guarantee you that i knew absolutely that i was to report and i looked at the video. the video was very, very clear about the responsibility to report, to tell your principal and then to call the police or child protective services. >> reporter: the task force did not talk with anyone associated with the carraway case. the ceo has commissioned another outside group to investigate how so many students were allegedly abused inside the school. >> reporter: if this group comes back sxsz the whole place, everybody knew about it, and everybody should be terminated then i will consider that. >> reporter: dr. max dell says the prince georges county school system into the carraway case is expected to begin any day now. in upper marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. an olympic champion with

targeted by thieves. tonight he's turning to social media for help. concerns about the zika virus has people staying home two months ahead of the games in rio. we saw a couple of scattered showers and storms and now the winds are picking up out there on the potomac and it will be rather breezy the next couple of days and a whole lot cooler. we'll see y rightou stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up, we want them to grow up stronger.

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pictures on facebook and asking for help in finding the suspect. >> that olympic medal has no real monetary value to someone out on the market, so i think for us it's about giving them an opportunity to have their own olympic gold medal moment and do the right thing and return the medal. jakoby won his metal for slalom qaa newing and he said he has taken it everywhere with him. jakoby went to churchill high school in potomac. >> here's hoping he gets it back. >> olympics officials are trying to reassure those, and the as erica edwards reports some of the united states' biggest stars are saying publicly whether they're going. >> then they'll be open for questions. >> olympic officials are trying to ease worries about zika. the mosquito-borne virus is responsible for a spike in birth defects in brazil. they expect t

lower er ier in august, becaus wibtder. >> this will reduce the mosquito borne inspections for visitors search as the zika virus. >> the cdc has warned women against traveling to zika-affected countries and because it can be sexually transmitted. experts say men exposed to the virus should practice safe sex eight weeks before their return. >> gabby douglas says zika won't stop her from competing in rio. saying i'm going, this is my shot. she doesn't care about stupid bugs. that bug will keep t.j. van guard ren away from rio saying his wife is pregnant and, quote, family is priority. >> i am pregnant. >> the same goes for nbc's savannah guthrie. >> i'm not going to be able to go to rio. annoug

child and will not be attending the rio olympics for coverage. erica edwards, nbc news. tonight the pride of baltimore 2 is on its way to norfolk. the tall ship set sail this morning and the first time the pride 2 has left the chesapeake bay in three years. over the next four months the ship will sale more than 8,000 miles to promote tourism. their dream home turned into a nightmare and toesht a new settlement to help more than a dozen people impacted by shoddy repairs and innovation. >> new clues and a deadly plane crash. a mother

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transportation safety board said the plane had developed on its wings and that the pilot failed to do several things. >> to turn on the ice protection systems when he needed them. >> causing? >> causing the ice to accumulate on the wings and causing the plane to stall. >> reporter: the jet crashed killing all three onboard and sending a wing fuel of fuel into a neighboring home. ted gemmell and his daughter has since moved and it's been rebuilt and for sale. gemmell has filed a lawsuit against the plane's manufacturer and owner on behalf of his wife marie who died trying to save the lives of her 3-year-old son cole and 2-month-old devin. >> i just wanted to thank the ntsb board for their diligent work and the great research they did today. this was a good first step. it was good to know that this accident was preventable and hopefully down the road this will never happen again. >> the phenom 100 had no

warn the pilot. the ntsb is recommending training to help pilots recognize icing dangers and take immediate action. chris gordon, news 4. >> our own angie goff sat down with ted gemmell and talked about how he's healing and working to build a life for his daughter and hear their emotional story on the nbc washington app. search gemmell. a couple accused of illegally flipping homes in the district and now they'll have to pay more than $1 million to the homeowners who bought them. today the d.c. attorney general announced a $1.3 million settlement. brian jacob sorn and his husband bought a home from hohgard from great falls, virginia and so did a dozen other homeowners. the hofgards are accused of reb straighting property without the proper licenses and shoddy work. they're wondering whether it will be enough. >> i'm concerned about this that we're just going

take to get the house that we thought -- that we bought. >> to the extent that the restitution fund, $1.3 million is not enough and there is provision in the settlement agreement for us to go right back to the hofgards and get more money. the hofgards deny any wrongdoing including violating some of those construction codes. >> tonight it looks like we'll be spared the effects of tropical storm colin. the storm moved out to sea and not before handing a beating to florida and the carolina coast. colin traveled with torrential rains and damaging winds and security video at a house near jacksonville showed the storm from two angles. along the coast, water spouts were spotted offshore. high waves crashed over sea walls and flooded low-lying areas and you said we'd be able to stand on the shore and wave -- wave at colin as he went by out

sea right now. if you were out in ocean city you would be able to see the clouds and waving on by for sure. what we're looking at is completely different and something kind of cool. not bad. >> cool is the word. >> so let's take a look at the cooler air making its way in here and i love the nice cool nights and tonight, not too bad, as a matter of fact. we're talking about nice conditions and 82 degrees with sunshine and 79 rather breezy at 7:00 and we're seeing winds gusting to 35 miles an hour this evening bringing in the cooler air. nice around 9:00, cool around 11:00 and it will already be in the mid-606s back to the suburbs and 80 at dulles. right now manassas at 82 and 78 to our friends in warrenton. our friends and family as huntingtown high school the other day. congratulations to him out there. on the radar,

showers and thunderstorms earlier and now we're looking at cells moving over and i'm not expectings much. car wash forecast? yes. a lot of you have the pollen on the car. i do, too. my daughter is riding on my car lately. >> what's that? >> g-rated, i hope. >> she's 6, doreen. >> 64 degrees and 68 by 10:00 so there's the cooler air and 71 by 1:00 and 73 by 4:00 ask we're talking 73 degrees and if you're thinking of getting out to the pool it will be rather breezy and cool on your wednesday and we've got you on the yellow there and thursday and friday both green and friday nearly perfect. 78 on thursday and 80 degrees on friday and low humidity, light wind and sunshine doesn't get better than that. a 30% chance of a shower or storm and 80 on sunday and look

this is what we were hoping for in the month of may and we're getting it late in the second week of june. >> it lookings pretty good to me. >> better late than never. thanks, doug. >> coming up in sports, yet nfl commissioner had to go publicly and let everybody know he's okay. >> first, here's lester holt. he's got a look at what's ahead on "nightly news." >> coming to you from california, the biggest of six states and though clinton is the presumptive nominee, sanders supporters believe there's good reason to fight on. i'll have an xfr interview with bernie sanders and top republicans turning up the heat on their presumptive nominee donald trump over his attacks on a judge and the twitter hack that sent rumor it is swirling todaybout a

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this is the xfinity sportsdesk brought to you by xfinity. your home for the most live sports. >> with the season he's having, max scherzer takes up the bulk of the attention. >> when you look at the core of this nationals team, a lot of their young players under the age of 26, they're carrying this lineup and th

about a guy like joe ross. a major reason why the nationals have won a record in all of major league baseball has to do with the starting pitching and the guy leading the way is not a veteran or amongst the top paid players. joe ross is one of the youngest and cheaper guys on this roster and he'll open up against the white sox tonight and he doesn't have as high a profile as the other guys in the rotation and he comes in with five wins on the season and an impressive 2.7 e.r.a. in all of white sox and they've been slumping at the plate and hitting 220 and scoring 26 runs in the last week. 6 and 1, but his e.r.a. is over four. >> that nats, and also the os and royals sport to seven. we'll get to the finals been

the cavs and warriors. he will not be charged by philadelphia police for an incident two weeks ago. he was detained last month or last week, should i say, after law enforcement officials found what they suspect to be marijuana in his bag. johnny gon of csn philadelphia is reporting that morris' friend admitted the marijuana was hit and not morris'. that friend has been charged and morris averaged 12 points a game and five rebounds last season with the phoenix sons and the wizards. now, the nba finals, the warriors and the cavaliers and the cavs back on the practice court trying to figure out how they will stop the golden state warriors and if they have the guy for game three of the finals and lover to get elbows in the back of the head and he suffered a concussion with game two and he is noncommittal about where he will play and sources close to espn say h

>> i've only one back-to-back, the cavaliers will have a hard timet hitting two. we can't a fort and say wow, cerf's not playing because you'll muscle in for us and obviously his health is very important. in the situation we are in now we can't -- we have to stay confident and whoever the coach decides to give the nod to has to be ready to go and everyone needs to step up. >> they played well at home and they had two big games and now we have to protect our homecourt, but we're not discouraged. they won two games and the series isn't over until you win four. >> the series is pretty much over. >> oh! >> game three tomorrow night in cleveland. only three teams in nba history, three teams have overcome a 2-0 deficit in the nba finals. i don't think the cavaliers are going t

golden state warriors and the best regular season team in nba history, not happening. >> that's four out of the next five. >> agree. good luck with that, lebron. closer to home now a special day in the district for a young man, chris gober, is hoping to make the u.s. olympic team as a high jumper. he grew up and played soccer, baseball, football and ran track at mckinley particular high school where he graduated in 2013 with a 3.6 gpa. he's now a college grad and living and training in atlanta as he gets ready for the olympic trial in oregon next month. today he was recognized for his achievements as an athlete and for the classroom. a proud moment for both mother and son. >> it was just exciting. exciting to see. >> just butterflies. it's a momentous occasion and i was honored to

him jump is amazing because his accomplishment was 7'4". >> unbelievable. best of luck to him. >> let's hope we get to cheer

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