night. we'll show you the trail of damage and tell you how it hit one community especially hard. first, disturbing new details emerging about the moments inside the nightclub shooting in orlando. >> sources say omar mateen was exchanging text messages with his wife as the nightmare unfolded. as jay gray reports, the city is still trying to heal from the worst mass shooting in american history. >> reporter: chilling new images. >> there was about 30 of us in the bathroom. >> reporter: as the murderous rampage unfolded around him. >> first thing he said was everybody come out because everybody is going to die. >> reporter: he was shot and so were dozens around him. of the 30 or so in the bathroom, only 7 survived. >> that's why i felt like i had to record and take pictures because i was like i'm going to die in this club. somebody has to know what happened. >> reporter: we are learning more about the tragedy. the alleged gunman omar

killing spree, making calls, posting terroristic propaganda online, and searching headlines and texting his wife. records show the couple transferred the deed of their home to mateen's older sister about two months before the attack. as the investigation continues, so does the healing and recovery here. a journey that includes emotional reunions between the survivors and the officers who pulled them to safety. >> i need a big hug from you. >> i'd appreciate it. >> i'm so glad you're alive. >> reporter: scenes like these providing hope for a city still on edge. >> now we just have to keep moving forward. everyone is saying orlando strong and we are going to be strong. we're going to continue being strong. >> reporter: the strength that's being tested here as they continue to honor and remember the

jay gray, nbc news orlando. and that shooting has renewed the national debate on gun laws. this time there could be some actual movement. brian moore is on capitol hill with details. >> senators from both sides do seem determined to take some action, but it is far from certain that they'll actually succeed in passing a bill. the mass killing in orlando is giving new life to washington's war over gun control. >> i think something has happened. >> reporter: the senate will try next week to find common ground on an issue that's polarized this nation. >> you should be able to have your own personal protection for your home and they save lives as well as take them. >> reporter: and gun control has become a focal point for hillary clinton and donald trump. >> i'm going to save your second amendment, folks.

moderation and tolerance. >> reporter: senate democrats want to ban gun sales to anyone on the terror watch list. republicans are holding out for a 72-hour wait to sort out a buyer's status. the two sides disagree on whether the government or the courts should decide individual cases. there have been similar calls for legislation after san bernardino last december, after charleston one year ago today, and after sandy hook. >> every day that passes that we don't do something, more people die. >> reporter: in the wake of another american tragedy, renewed hope for bipartisan action. it faces increased execute ed d the house. dna links him to two attacks dating back nine years. take a look at the mug shot of justin wingate poe along

composite sketch created in 2007. julie carey joins us live outside police headquarters with details. >> reporter: well, we've learned 34-year-old justin wingate poe worked in a probation office. now he is in the arlington county jail charged with two counts of attempted abduction for stalking and attacking young women in articlington nearly a decade ago. it was his job to work with criminals. now he's the one behind bars tied to two attempted abductions of arlington women back in 2007. >> a female was walking down the street. he came up from behind and attempted to put a plastic bag over her face. >> reporter: poe emerged as a suspect in the 2007 cold cases as they investigated an incident last month on north edgeo

that's when a man got into a woman's house and attacked her while she was sleeping. dna from that incident was submitted to the state crime lab. it matched dna taken from one of the bags in 2007. there was also a latent fingerprint from one of the 2007 bags and this composite sketch created. investigators kept following leads that pointed to poe as a possible suspect. investigators were able to use that 2007 fingerprint from the bag to connect those cases to him. >> he was charged for the two incidents that occurred in 2007, but we anticipate he'll face additional charges for the 2016 case. >> reporter: now police want arlington women to take a good look at wingate poe's mug shot in case any others have had encounters with him back in 2007 or in the nine years since.

additional cases he is most likely the suspect in. >> reporter: now wingate poe has worked for fairfax county since 2004. most recently in the probation officer's adult intake center. as soon as they learned of these charges, he was placed on administrative leave. his linkedin page says he works with access link, which is a group that deals with at-risk teenagers. he lived if you need to get on the beltway tonight, expect some big delays in prince george's county. crews are closing down three lanes on the inner loop near route 450. you can see on the bridge deck what is obviously a pretty big pothole. crews plan to cover it with a steel plate. then

a hiker is in the hospital tonight after being airlifted off the billy goat trail in great falls. the woman apparently hurt her back while she was hiking and crews had to use a chopper to pull her out. the trail runs right along the potomac on the maryland side and it is known for being difficult and steep in certain places. the chopper rushed the woman straight to the hospital after making this rescue. some people spent the day calling their insurance companies and cleaning up after last night's storm. car after car pounded by huge hunks of hail. we'll have a live report at 6:30, but first here's doug in storm center 4. have we got the all clear for tonight and the weekend? >> i'm taking a couple of days off. >> i recommend it. >> it's saturday and sunday. let's take a look and show you what's happening out there. what was happeninghi

yesterday. wow, what an amazing storm. a lot of damage around the region. thousands without power. down to the south, it was hundreds of thousands without power. we're just looking at some beautiful numbers. temperatures right now in the low 80s. wait until you see the weekend forecast. we're tracking a couple of things, including some heat for early next week. just minutes ago, police identified the driver in a deadly crash. victoria hitchens was killed when her car smashed into a tree in coleville. police are trying to figure out if that crash could be connected to another one less than a mile away. >> reporter: this is the scene of the first accident eastbound on randolph road where a car left the road and landed in this front yard. the driver of the car was dead on the scene. moments later, another crash less than a half a me

wreckage the car was likely speeding. this neighbor was one of the first to get to the car where the driver was killed. she didn't want to go on camera. she described the scene as gruesome. >> speeding very quickly. before you know it, big loud crash and loud noise. the car was wrapped around the tree. it was unrecognizable. >> reporter: within one minute of the deadly crash, a second crash less than a mile away also on randolph road. no one was hurt in that crash, but three of the occupants fled the scene. the driver remained with the car. one passenger was caught by police later. while it is unclear if the two accidents were in any way related, police are questioning the two suspects from the second crash about that possibility. >> they want to see if there is some element, some relationship, between the vehicles and the

>> reporter: police found a small quantity of drugs in the second car. the driver and passenger of that car are facing possible drug charges. police still don't know what caused either crash or if they were related. news4. well, the second phase of metro's safetrack program starts tonight. it is likely to bring headaches for those who ride the rails and those who drive. for the next 16 days, two stations will be shut down. passengers who use the blue, orange, or silver lines are being urged to consider another way of getting around. metro is closing the moto mack avenue and stadium armory stations. some commuters in virginia will be effected as well because there won't be any blue line service between arlington cemetery and rosslyn. we're also likely to be impacted in some way. >> it's going to be some serious traffic,

allow people to get to work on time. i believe -- >> i'm all for that. prince george's county will be running a free shuttle bus from the new carrollton station. ambushed on metro. new reaction from the mother of the two young girls who were targeted and why they fear there could be more attacks on others who ride the system. i'm darcy spencer. heroin, guns, and cash were all seized in a big bust out here in frederick county. what the mom of a man struggling with addiction says needs to happen next. and after that deadly alligator attack at a pop you lar resort, f

mediterranean collection.r it'll make anyone's day brighter. my girlfriend and i just broke up. ohh. i need something to make me feel better. ohhh, i just broke up with my boyfriend and i need somngith. bree? i thought it was mutual. yeahhh. the mediterranean collection. try with chicken or steak. topped with crumbled feta and creamy tzatziki sauce. i feel better. me too! subway. fresh is what we do.

do you think members in the house republican conference -- follow your conscious. if you don't want to support them, don't do it. >> absolutely. the last thing i would do is tell anybody to do something that's contrary to their conscious. of course, i wouldn't do that. believe me, chuck, this is a very strange situation. this is a very unique nominee. >> that's house speaker with paul ryan with what might be the understatement of the year. >> he satwn

chuck, even donald trump's ch s closest allies had a rough time last weekend not to mention the paul ryans and the republican party leaders. are we going to see this pattern continue through to november? >> well, you wonder is there a breaking point where the determination is made, you know what, let's see if we can change horses. they say you can't change horses. maybe they can do something at the convention. there's a bubbling movement of delegates, about 20 delegates, who are talking about let's not -- the plane is headed into the mountain. let's at least press the eject button. trump has time to turn this around. not much. he's got time to reassure these folks. if he apologizes to the federal judge, pulls back on the muslim ban, i think he could at least calm the waters a little bit inside the republican party, but he's had

at a time he couldn't afford to have these bad weeks. in polls in house and senate district start looking like the presidential, then you could see the revolt happen. i think we're going to know in the next week if a revolt could brew up. >> hillary clinton is launching a $20 million ad buy in some of the battleground states like virginia. is she trying to do what president obama did to mitt romney years ago by defining her opponent early on? >> whoever can get the jump on the other, usually wins. obama did it to romney. george w. bush did it to kerry in 08. obama did it to mccain. trump doesn't have any -- romney had allies of superpacs on the air trying to counter the ads on the air.

but some rough negative ads on trump. you can say it is only june, but think about july is the convention. august is the olympics. it will be labor day like that. where the race is in the week is probably where the race will be in labor day. >> we were waiting to hear what bernie sanders was going to do after his meeting with the president. last night what he did was not much. >> i don't understand what he's doing here. i think his supporters, some of his most prominent supporters, have already supported clinton. i think he's dragging this out a little too long. >> is it going to hurt him? >> he has leverage and donors. hillary clinton would like to get her hands on that. but i feel like by saying this is what i want with superdelegates -- wait a minute, what about the progressive agenda? it seems

small which is going to make him look smaller as the days go on. i'm surprised he hasn't said i'm in too. like i said, he's bordering on finding himself losing leverage if he's not careful. >> there is a moment that you don't want to have -- >> and he had it last week. i'm sorry. i think last week was his moment. this week it felt like, what, what's going on over there. we're all focused over here. >> chuck todd, thank you. chuck will have more of his interview with house speaker paul ryan sunday morning at 10:30 on "meet the press." >> you got it. we're also following another break in the egyptair crash investigation. the second so-called black box has now been recovered. the flight data recorder was recovered today. together these two

provide some vital crelues abou that crash. two investigators are heading there to help out. egyptair flight 804 crashed in the med terrainiiterranean last. nine people were shot and killed during a bible study at the historic mother emanuel a maname church one year ago last year. >> i started to hear gunshots come closer until they started coming to the office. that's when i leaped under the desk with her. she was like momma, is daddy going to die. >> dylann roof is awaiting trial on capital murder charges. he told investigators he hoped to trigger a race war, but the survivors refused to

to hatred, even under the weight of their grief. they responded to the murders with faith and forgiveness. here at home, ambushed and attacked on metro. hear from the family of two girls who were targeted and why they think it's part of a bigger problem. i'm david culver in the town of middleburg. we have shown you how the folks here are cleaning up, but you have got to see the damage done to most of the police force vehicles. a lot of them looking just like

a major heroin bust in maryland. hear from the mother of an addict who says more needs to be done. new steps to protect tourists at disney after a deadly alligator attack. the family releases its first statement since that tragedy. we'll take you to the hardest hit areas and show you how one police department is coping after most of their cruisers were totalled. those stories and more coming up at 6:30, but first here's doug who is having a much easier time of it today than he was yesterday. >> thank goodness for sure, guys. yesterday we were under the gun here for about three straight hours. we saw warnings from right around 4:00 until about 10:00 in our region. a very big day of severe weather around our region. fortunately, we did not see the

middleburg and rock hill hit hard. some thunder and lightning too. right now temperature-wise 81 degrees. sunshine. just a glorious afternoon on our friday. 81 is the number. d.c., easton. storm team 4 radar is all clear. here is the area of low pressure that helped us spawn those storms yesterday spinning right on down across our region. behind it, we're seeing nothing but sunshine from boston on down. that area of high pressure will mean a beautiful weekend for us. both saturday and sunday looking nice. high temperatures tomorrow a tad warmer. 83 d.c. cooler along the

looking really good for you for sunshine, sunshine, sunshine. that beach forecast if you're heading down to the beaches in the next couple hours, 72 degrees on your saturday. 75 on sunday. 83 on monday. a great day on monday too. a lot more in the way of nice weather to talk about now. i mentioned 83 at the beach on monday. notice 90 on monday inland. 83 degrees on your saturday. 85 on sunday. low humidity for father's day. father's day really looking good. if you're grilling out, taking dad out to dinner, eating outdoors, no problem. sunshine. warm with no humidity. great for dad. monday 90 degrees. tuesday 90 as well. chance of some thunderstorms late in the day. we'll have a cold front that comes through on tuesday. right now nothing is looking too strong. this is something we'll continue to watch for

i'll have much more including that seven-day forecast. does the heat linger? we'll talk about it right around 6:45.

woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominion. depend on us for more than energy." ♪ stand by me.

busted windows, damaged roofs, bangs up cars. some of you may be spending your weekend cleaning up the mess from last night's hailstorm. >> yeah, it b

hail, high winds, and lightning. we're seeing some of the worst damage in loudoun county, specifically the town of middleburg. that's where david culver is live right now. >> reporter: chris and doreen, take a look at this. a lot of the streets here in middleburg lined with vehicles that look just like this one. you have the windshield shattered, the hood filled with dimples. this includes vehicles belonging to the middleburg police department. the chief told me four of his vehicles likely totalled. that's middleburg's police chief helping to sweep away the debris. >> mother nature can't be messed with. >> reporter: he walked us through the damage left behind. >> this is through the plastic coverings. look at the dent. >> reporter: his officers' cruisers crushed by hail. >> to break a windshield with a rock you throw the same velocity at someone's

fatal. >> reporter: he's just happy no one was seriously hurt. >> i'm not concerned. >> reporter: inside the local hardware store, the owner said he's getting lots of requests. >> the big sale today is plastic, glass, duct tape, hurricane tape. >> reporter: they're keeping their store open longer hours to help their neighbors, but it comes as they have their own repairs. these spots of sunlight, they didn't exist. they were created because of the hail. >> it was something that i have never seen. i don't know if i'd ever want to witness it again, but it was very scary. >> reporter: this skylight looks like a busted lightbulb. its jagged edges blowing in the breeze. restaurants closed because of a gas leak yesterday. now because of hail damage. i did hear from dominion virginia power. a spokesperson telling me they have about 1300

without power tonight. 1,000 of those are located here in loudoun county as well as neighboring fauquier counties. right here in middleburg they can be without power up until tomorrow. tonight there's a new fence with warning signs along at the beach at a disney resort where with a 2-year-old boy was killed by an alligator. crews worked to install that fence along the water. signs posted warned of alligators and snakes. the parents of the nebraska toddler who was killed tuesday night released a statement, saying they are devastated by their loss. there are about a million alligators in the state of florida. well, there's been a major heroin bust in frederick county. in fact, police say it is one of the ig biggest ever in that cou. darp

mom who said heroin killed her son. >> the war is a silent terrorist attack. r our kids are dying. >> reporter: karen miller's son is recovering addict. she is pleased of the bust. >> it probably saved possibly 10 to 20 people's lives, but who knows how many people would have overdosed. >> reporter: now the crack down on doctors who overprescribe painkillers that are addictive needs to happen. >> if we don't have proper evidence-based treatment facilities and nobody can get treated for their disease, there's no way we're going to be able to fix this. >> reporter: invst

of pills, and 18 guns. it was the result of an investigation sparked by overdoses throughout frederick county. they were able to link the drugs from those overdoses to the same suppliers. >> this is not a street level investigation. this is a large-scale drug investigation where we actually dismantled a drug trafficking ring. >> reporter: where were all these drugs coming from? the dealers would get the drugs in new york and bring them back here to the frederick county area. there have been 153 overdoses in all of frederick county so far this year. 14 were fatal. >> if we don't start moving a little faster, then we are going to continue down this dark, ugly path. a jury heard closing arguments today in the murder trial of a loudoun county man. braulio castillo is accused of killing his wife michelle back in 2014. the two were in the mle

bitter divorce and custody battle. the defense says michelle took her own life, but today prosecutors told the jury she was happy and had just qualified for the boston marathon and had no reason to commit suicide. the prosecution also claimed that braulio castillo tried to smother his wife with a pillow as she slept, but stopped when he realized his young son was also in the bed. he told the boy to go to another room before allegedly committing the crime. there could be a verdict next week in the trial of a police officer charged in freddie gray's death. cesar goodson was the one driving the transport van and he's the only officer charged with murder. before the defense rest, goodson chose not to take the stand. >> reporter: closing arguments will be delivered here in court monday morning. the judge in this non-jury trial is expected to deliver his verdict early next week. the baltimore riots that

followed the death of freddie gray in april of 2015 were quieted in part when baltimore state's attorney announced indictments against six baltimore police officers. so far there have been no convictions. prosecutors in this trial of officer caesar goodson say the van driver gave gray a rough ride, causing his neck injury, and that he failed to seat belt gray in the wagon or call for medical help. >> i think the judge will find this officer not guilty on these charges. what the state is left with quite frankly is that there was some criminality in not seat belting freddie gray in. this is really what they're left with. >> reporter: bike patrol officer edward nero who was acquitted in may testified that gray was uncooperative. outside the courthouse, author johnson jr. has demonstrated alone every day for justice for freddie gray. >> i'm

optimistic because the bottom line is we had a person that was alive at one point and is now dead. >> reporter: some feel that justice has been done no matter the outcome of this trial because freddie gray's death was investigated independently and the judge will weigh the evidence that was presented before him fairly. in baltimore, chris gordon, news4. a prestigious school weighs in on the redskins name controversy. why they're banning kids from wearing the team's logo on campus. i'm kristin wright with the story of not just any old substitute teacher. ms. benstock has been in the classroom for a long time and now she's turning 90. >> i never thought about it. i just don't feel 90. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00, meet this educator whose been through countless textbooks and a lot of stude

maybe not 90 as far as heat is concerned. we have a couple of 90-degree days ming up.co

shirts that bear the name of washington's football team will no longer be allowed at sidwell friend's school. their dress code didn't allow clothing with messages that conflicted with school values. they argue the ban should apply to washington's football team which is considered a derogatory term for native americans. a woman has been inspiring students for decades. she turns 91 years old this weekend, but isn't showing any signs of

>> reporter: a standing ovation for ms. benstock, substitute teacher extraordinaire. >> it's overwhelming. >> reporter: florence benstock is celebrating two major milestones. 50 years subbing in classrooms in montgomery county and a big, big birthday. how old do you feel? >> i never thought about it. i just don't feel 90. >> reporter: mrs. benstock is turning 90 on sunday. you'd never know. >> i swim with martin luther king. i swim laps monday through friday. >> you swim laps? >> yes, of course. >> reporter: students say she's no nonsense. >> she makes sure we give 100% every time we're in class. >> she a very

>> even when she gets annoyed with the kids, she doesn't take it out on everybody. >> reporter: their mother has taught many lessons and in the new school year there are more to come. >> i just don't feel 90. what's that expression? that does not compute. >> she teaches biology, but she doesn't even think about feeling 90. >> she barely looked 60. >> that's true. the swimming probably has something to do with that. still ahead, more bear sightings in maryland. see the video that has some people on high alert. coming up on news4, prince george's county and d.c. police are monitoring a gang of teenagers who are now accused of attacking two teenage gir ls

one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. know you're budgeted for the expected, and the unexpected.

the process of buying a new home can be clear and simple. know your investments can make retirement closer than you think know. the one word behind all the guidance we provide, tools we create, and services we offer. because when you have insight, you know. the greek flavors of our mediterranean collection.ve your choice of delicious chicken

creamy tzatziki sauce. try our mediterranean collection today. subway. fresh is what we do. a warning tonight for the mothers of two teenage girls. their daughters were beaten at a metro station and what the attackers did with the video of the assault is causing even more pain. tracee wilkins is at the l'enfant plaza station with what they want other parents to know. >> reporter: these mothers are concerned that there are teenagers who are attacking other teenagers who they don't

one mother is saying she's considering changing jobs so she can drive her daughter everywhere she needs to go. these two mothers who did not want to be identified are sending a warning out to parents whose children ride metro. >> metro is not safe at all. i challenge somebody to tell me that it's safe. it's not. >> reporter: their two daughters were inside the l'enfant plaza metro when they were brutally beaten by a gang of teens they have never seen before. >> it was animal like. to see how they pound on my child like she don't mean anything. >> reporter: it around 6:00 p.m. rush hour on a crowded platform. the assault lasted for minutes and then one of the victims was robbed of her cell phone. >> she didn't understand why so many adults stood around and no one helped them. >> reporter: what happened next shocked her. >>

the fight. i said there was a video of the fight. she said, yeah, there were people filming. >> reporter: hours after the attack, the video appeared on instagram. the victims are now left with the physical and emotional pain. >> the swelling has gone down, but now the pain of the cracked bone is there and starting to bother her. she sleeps almost all day and is up all night. >> reporter: prince george's county police and d.c. police are familiar with the gang responsible for the attack. most of its members are from prince george's county. metro police say they are close to an arrest. these mothers say they moved their daughters to another school. >> her being at that school would mean she would have to take a train. she didn't feel safe on metro. >> reporter: one of the daughters suffered a contusion right near her eye that has impacted her eye socket. doctors are continuing to

metro police say because of their cameras they have been able to identify the suspects. again they do believe they are close to making an arrest. prince george's and d.c. police are calling this group a gang and say they are familiar with who they are. reporting live, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. several bear sightings by people who live and work in silver springs have put people on high alert. there it is after they spotted it running around thursday morning. montgomery county police say they have received several calls about the bear. one man said it look like a cub and weighs maybe 200 pounds. >> the bear didn't look that large to me, so i wasn't really afraid of it. i was more so watching it, making sure it was going away from me and not coming toward me so i could get out of the car. it's weird. i've never seen a bear before. it was kind of cool to see one live in front of me as they've been

lot lately. >> he has a great attitude about it. a bear has been spotted around montgomery and prince george's county over the last several weeks and police believe it is the same animal. father's day is this weekend. we wanted to know how you planned to celebrate. most people said together with family at home. others are going out to eat or just letting dad relax. all three of those pretty popular. you guys have big father's day plans? >> i say let dad relax on a boat somewhere. kids, get dad a boat. >> i'm moving this weekend. there's no way my wife is letting me relax at all. >> you might have to defer your father's day celebration when it is possible to relax. >> you got the sofa. >> and the three kids too. >> no complaints about the father's day weather it sounds like. >> it is not even going to

this is really going to be a great weekend. ideal is the perfect word for it because it is exactly what you want. outside right now a very nice day. there are -- i've seen them. not right now, but i've seen them. the boats are out there. they are out there and they are loving every minute of this. sunset tonight by 8:36. 81 degrees currently. dropping to 73 degrees. nice weather tonight. annapolis now up to 80 degrees. if you are on the boat in the chesapeake, looking really good for that. atlantic looking good too. storm team 4 radar not showing much. we're not going to see any rain this weekend. we will stay dry. the storm system we saw yesterday is sliding down to the south bringing severe weather to parts of the atlanta and south carolina. all in all, not for us. we're going just to see nothing

sunshine. sunny weather all day long. 73 by 10:00. 80 by 1:00. it stays that way tomorrow and on sunday for father's day. monday we're going 90, but that's a cool 90. 90 on tuesday. 40% chance of a shower or thunderstorm late on tuesday. maybe a chance on wednesday too, but all in all a pretty good looking forecast here and still no real big summer heat waves. we haven't seen a heat wave yet this year. steph curry got ejected from the game and tonight he is paying the price. here's lester holt. ahead for us at 7:00, an olympic shocker. why russia's track and field team has been banned from the rio games. what disney is doing to prevent more alligator attacks. d

time for sports now. we're going to head to the csn studios. sebastian salazar is ready. >> we all work nights. we don't get home until midnight. the nats wrapped up their game even after our bedtime last night. >> a late finish for sure. the nationals right now can do literally no wrong. wednesday they come from behind, extra inning win against the best team in baseball, the chicago cubs. then they have to fly across country and start a ten-game road trip in san diego. it is the perfect spot for a letdole letdown, but it seems these nats never let down. bryce harper hit his first homer since may 28. washington now 17 games over 500. joe ross takes the mound tonight. the nats have won 9 of their last 11.

that. something great going on in the nba finals. last night with cavs facing elimination, lebron james scored 41 points for a second straight game. the other melted down. steph curry fouls out, gets ejected, and then gets fined $25,000, which happens to be the exact same amount warriors coach steve kerr was fined for these post-game comments. >> he had every right to be upset. he's the mvp of the league. he gets six fouls called on him. three of them were absolutely ridiculous. he steals the ball. lebron falls on the last one. this is the mvp. we're talking about touch falls in the nba finals. let me be clear we did not lose because of officiating. they totally

three of the six falls were incredibly inappropriate calls. last night's other big event was the u.s. soccer team advancing to the semifinals of copa america. the united states moves on. next tuesday they'll play the winner of argentina and venezuela, which could mean we see team usa go up against the best player of all time on the venezuelan team. they welcome the orlando pride and mega star alex morgan up in germantown. big game for the star power and a big game as both teams could take over first place in the national women's soccer league with a win. >> i think they're going to be there for us, but there will be a lot of people rooting for the other team. we're all part of

community. i just hope everyone gets to see their favorite players. >> it will be an incredible atmosphere. when that stadium is filled, it is electric. we feel like we have a 12th man behind us. i'm excited for the game. like you said, we don't want to look ahead too far, but it is going to be one of the best games of our season. the 116th u.s. open is a mess. weather has been a huge issue where a total of 78 players won't begin their second round until saturday morning. landry sits at the top of the current leader board at four under par. coming up at 11:00, we'll have full u.s. open highlights. we'll have orioles highlights. we send it back to you. >>

day. hope you get out there and barbecue grill and get some time

woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominion. depend on us for more than energy." ♪ stand by me.

developing news tonight. a major fire emergency now scorching ten states, fueled by a blistering heat wave. tonight 911 calls, new evacuations, and a wall of flames shutting down a major highway. red flags, tracing the killer's money trail leading up to the attack, cashing out of a home, running up big bills. was he preparing for the end. and what did his mily know. banned from the olympics. a punishment without precedent. the entire russian track and field team banished over a bombshell doping scandal. a world power knocked out of rio. putin vowing to fight. critical mission. iraqi forces retake much of the isis stronghold of fallujah where so many americans died. and changes after tragedy. what's being done tonight at disney.