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>> protesters will push until the sun comes up for a ban on assault rifles. and a chance of strong to potentially severe storms tomorrow. i'll break it down for you hour by hour. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. on a night of debate, they're not going anywhere, they're not giving up. that's the message from people who want stronger gun control in the wake of the orlando nightclub shooting. i'm jim handly. >> a large group of people showed up to protest at nra headquarters in fairfax county after the senate failed to pass new legislation to curb gun sales. >> the senate will come to order. >> reporter: senate democrats demanded tougher gun laws in the wake of orlando. >> and my republican friends do nothing! >> reporter: but republicans oppose nun

>> what we should be making this about is the fight to eliminate the islamic extremism that is the root cause for what happened in orlando. >> reporter: four proposals failed. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: democrats urged voters to punish republicans and the nra. >> mr. and mrs. america, you have to stand up. >> reporter: democrats back ending gun sales without background checks, banning sales to anyone on no fly or watch lists. in orlando, the killer, omar mateen had been taken off the watch list before he bought his assault weapon. trump said friday good people at the club should have had hand guns. >> strapped right here to their waist or to their ankle and go boom, boom, you know what? that would have been a beautiful, beautiful sight,

folks. >> reporter: trump says he was obviously talking about additional guards. vice president biden kicked off a new push. >> to ban ar-15 weapons in civilian ownership. >> reporter: sales resumed in 2004 after a ten-year ban. but outlawing those sales is apparently unconstitutional. they let bans stand in connecticut and new york. nbc news, capitol hill. to fairfax county where a group of protesters plan to stand up all night to send a message to the national rifle association. darcy? >> reporter: that's right, they are promising an all niter tonight. take a look here. dozens of people are out here at this hour. some are standing. some in their lawn chairs. others sitting on the ground. there are speakers, and they are planning to go into well

you have nra members standing with candles, standing with american flags. they say gunman should be blamed for orlando, not the gun. ♪ this little light of mine ♪ i'm going to let it shine >> reporter: outside the nra headquarters in fairfax, protesters pushing for a ban on assault-style weapons hold an all-night vigil. >> we haven't seen any success, because our governmental leaders are too afraid of this lobby. >> reporter: they held up 49 hearts, each one with the name and face of a victim who was killed in the shooting rampage at the pulse nightclub in orlando. >> the gunman was in their bathroom hideout. he suddenly went quiet. >> reporter: many here saying the nra has blood on its hands, blaming the gun lobby for blocking gun control legislation. >> even though the majority of the country is saying that we

congress men aren't getting it yet. >> reporter: nra member, some openly carrying firearms, which is legal in virginia, waved the american flag and bore signs also bearing the names of victims. >> they're placing the evil on the actual tool. instead of blaming, putting the blame where it properly belongs, on islamic terrorist. >> reporter: the pro-gun-control group plans a ceremony from 2:02 to 5:00 sunday. >> we have to demand. >> reporter: this has been a peaceful protest. fairfax county police are here, but, again, there have been no incident. come tomorrow morning, they are planning an act of civil disobedience. they say some arrests are expected

back to you. >> darcy, thank you. and fairfax police and firefighters got together to show their support for the victims in orlando. dozens gathered outside jeb stuart high school for a group photo. some waved rainbow flags and held a large american flag. the photo was taken notice air by the fairfax one helicopter. new at 11:00, a 19-year-old man tried to steal a police officer's gun to kill gop presidential nominee donald trump. that's according to a federal complaint filed today. that incident happened on saturday during a rally in las vegas. michael sanford faces one count of attempting to commit an act of physical violence on restricted grounds. the complaint said sanford noticed the gun was in an unlocked position and grabbed the officer's hollister and the gun's handle with both hands. he's fired. donald trump let go of corey lewandowski. paul manafort will take over.

nbc news the decision to fire l him came after a trump family meeting. emotion overflowed in loudoun county. >> a ceo was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of his estranged wife. our bureau chief was there when the verdict came after a day of deliberations. >> woo-hoo! >> reporter: friends of the murder victim wearing her favorite color as they left the courthouse celebrating. >> praise the lord! >> reporter: he showed no emotion as the decision was read, guilty of first degree murder, breaking and entering and violating a protective order. they were locked in a custody battle when they found her hanging from a shower. dna and autopsy evidence proved her estranged husband suffocated her and staged the death to look like a suicide.

defense attorneys argue she took her own life. the prosecution team pleased with the verdict. >> relieved. thrilled. just pleased for the children more than anybody and for the victim's friends and family who were herage supported us throughout the entire five weeks of the trial. >> reporter: he had been free for most of the two years since his wife's march 2014 death, posting $2 million bond. but with the verdict, that bond revoked. castille was taken into custody, something else michelle's friends had longed to see. >> it's been very difficult for them watching him coming and going in the courthouse, it was nice to see that today, that he was taken into custody. >> reporter: several witnesses are expected to testify at the sentencing hearing, including the couple's oldest son. castille faces a minimum of 40 years in jail, toup to a maximu of two life sentences. a d.c. man is

afternoon on meridian place near 14th street in northwest. the man who was shot is in stable condition. police haven't released any more information about what led up to the shooting or if they have a description of the gunman. police are asking for help tonight to find this man. phillip horner was last seen leaving his home on mcauliffe drive yesterday. he's known to visit the rockville town center frequently, but family members tell us he's without his medication, and they're concerned for his emotional and physical well-being. call police if you see him. long lines, packed trains and crowded shuttle buses as metro's safe track surge enters phase two. and while the commute was trying, officials tell us things went pretty smoothly today. the second phase shut down the orange, silver and blue lines between eastern market and minnesota avenue. crews are focussing on an aerial bridge

trouble spot. >> you think this is a good thing that metro's doing right now? >> it's a necessary thing. so i don't believe we have a choice. >> phase two goes until july 3rd. you can take a look at all the safe track surges on our nbc washington app. just search safe track. a verdict is expected on thursday in the trial of the officer facing the most serious charges in freddie gray's death in baltimore. today the judgment heard closing arguments in the trial of police transport wagon driver, officer cesar goodson. prosecutors say goodson gave gray a rough ride and failed to get him medical help when he needed it. the defense argued officers checked on gray and saw no signs of medical distress. goodson is the third of six officers to face trial. and the state has yet to get a conviction in the case. a week after that tragic gator attack down at disney world, a heartbroken family is preparing to lay their 2-year-old to rest. the

be held tomorrow in his hometown in nebraska. today the beach where lane was attacked remained closed. there are now temporary barriers up and new signs, warning of the dangers of gators and snakes. right now communities surrounding los angeles are being evacuated. as blazing heat and fast-spreading wildfires blanket the west. >> this amazing video shows a water drop from a helicopter battling what is known as the fish fire. that fire alone has forced nearly 600 evacuations and is at zero percent containment. in arizona, five have died, more than 100 had to be rescued because of record-high temperatures. and some areas out west were over 120 degrees today. >> it's hard to imagine what that must be like. doug, they got the heat. we've got something else coming our way. >> yeah, we really do. that coming in the form of storms. today palm springs actually set

a new record out there for them. nothing like that in our area. yes, it was on the warm side, a high temperature of 92 degrees. 90 at leesburg. we let 90 in most locations. the exception, shenandoah valley. so a very warm day for sure. as we move through the overnight hours, we're tracking a cold front to the north and west with strong thunderstorms now. this front will make its way our way during the day tomorrow. we in the summer months, and strong storms likely tomorrow and maybe more storms on thursday, we'll break it down and take you hour by hour through your tuesday coming up. alone for hours. a child with special needs left on a school bus. what his mother is demanding to keep it from happening again. a rising young actor killed by his own suv at his house. now it's revealed that

was under recall. the potentially fatal flaw in so many still on the roads. there's an astro lojs cal phenomenon that hasn't happened since 1967 and

school officials are investigating after a second grader was left on a d.c. school bus with temperatures climbing into the high 80s. arnice says she puts her son on the bus at 7:00 this morning. it was supposed to take him directly to the children's guild charter school. but he didn't arrive

hours later. the mother was told he fell asleep before he got to school, and the driver parked the bus at a nearby lot. antonio managed to pry open the bus doors and somebody was passing by, took him to cooscho. his mother says what happened was unacceptable. >> i could have passed away, somebody could have picked him up and taken him. >> school bus drivers are supposed to walk the aisles after dropping students off to make sure everything is okay. they're trying to figure out if that happened in this case. investigators are trying to figure out whether a star trek actor's death has anything to do with a massive recall. anton yelchin was found pinned between his jeep and the get an of his home. the jeep cherokee is the same model involved in the recall. hundreds of people

their car rolled away and 40 reported being injured. >> the worse one was when i got pinned between the car and the garage. >> chrysler's conducting a thorough investigation into what happened, but it's too soon to tell if the shift on the jeep was at fault in yelchin's death. a vaccine to protect against the zika virus could be another step closer. approval has been received from u.s. regulators to test a vaccine on humans. that's according to the washington post. the first phase of testing will evaluate how the vaccine works in 40 healthy patients. the company expects to report results later this year. hopefully you took a moment to look up. but if you didn't, check out the strawberry moon above us. june's moon is referred to at strawberry moon because

reddish amber appearance. these were captured by dorine's cell phone. >> [ laughter ] it won't happen again until june of 2062. so keep it here we may have adam up there on the monday reporting live by then. >> it was incredible. >> a beautiful moon. and cell phones, we were complaining, never capture, never do justice to what the moon really looks like. >> i'm trying to figure out how old i'll be in 2062. just old. >> that's it right there. >> i think that's it. >> well, we might miss the next one, but this one was pretty spakts. >> it really was. not a bad day. we hit 91. that's on the hot side, but it wasn't too humid. yes, if you were in the sun and if you have to work in the sun, hopefully you were drinking plenty of water. winds out of

per hour. temperatures on the warm side for sure. look at hagerstown and quantico, still at 80 degrees. 77 dulles, and manassas at 73. we're not going to see any showers over the next few hours, but by 8:00 tomorrow morning we might see a couple. and this is the reason why. back to the west we have a cold front back here that's bringing in strong thunderstorms to parts of areas south of chicago, over towards buffalo. this front is going to move down. we could see a few storms early tomorrow. and there is a slight risk from cincinnati to south of chicago. tomorrow watch how the risk expands and moves into our regi region. from d.c., southern maryland, that's the place we could see strong storms. strong to severe storms possible tomorrow. biggest threat is strong winds, but the potential for hail. most likely after 1:00 p.m. for the strongest

notice around 7:00 a.m., future weather predicting a couple showers. don't be surprised to see a couple showers tomorrow morning. then we'll break out a little bit, some sunshine. that will help to destabilize the atmosphere. by 2:00, you start to see showers and thunderstorms developing. notice the big-time storms right around the metro area, right around 4:30. so we're going to be all over this for you during the day tomorrow. if severe weather does in fact break, could be a weather alert day. that's something we're going to be watching. of course chuck bell will have the latest in the morning. maybe a few rumbles of thunder. we'll continue to watch that one closely for you. temperatures tomorrow in the upper 80s. 88 leesburg. the commuter forecast, warm in the morning. better chance of storms in the afternoon with more

warm side. thursday, 85. another chance of storms. some of those could be strong, and they could be in the morning. that's something i'll be watching closely. friday a high of 83 degrees. and look at this weekend. this is looking like a fantastic weekend. temperatures into the 80s. 86 on saturday, 87 on sunday. we don't get back to 90s until next week. the weekend looking good. and most of the forecast. >> two nice weekends in a row would really be something. >> it would be something. coming up, concern for nats star. we'll tell you about

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this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> carol joins us now late night for our nats on the west coast. >> it's going to be frustrating at best. looking for win number 44 against the dodgers. but worry some news coming an hour before first pitch. steven straussburg who was scheduled to start on the mound tonight was scratched due to an upper back strain. straussburg coming in with a 10-0 record. tonight had been billed as a marquee matchup. we'll find out more about his injury and status after tonight's game. so fingers crossed. and bryce harper is back in l.a. back to where it began, made his major league debut at dodger stadium in 2012. probably not

he gets them swingin'. so without much notice, petit gets the call. welcome to hollywood. the solo homer. dodgers just scored up 2-0 in the fifth. a rare one-game road trip, a makeup. the center fielder smacks this ball into left. jj hardy set the the ball way off. they leave 3-0. a familiar face getting the rangers back in. you know him? ian desmond. doing things big time in texas a long solo home run. rangers get on the board. now in the

a run. and this ball is crushed off the wall. both runners will come in to score. rangers take the lead and win 4-3. and the capitals have invaded vegas. braden holtsy is there. we're sure the caps goal tender went early to "prepare." and the warrionhl announced tod pittsburgh penguins are going to open their season again to the capitals. and they will vehave to watch tm raise the banner. hockey gods h

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