breaking off the top at 6:00. white supremacists and protesters clash in sacramento. six people stabbed. two of them critically injured. a brand-new nbc "wall street journal" poll painting a clearer picture of where the white house stands right now. i'm darcy spencer live on capitol hill where an early morning shooting left one woman wounded and several cars damaged. i'll have a live report ahead. want to show you a taped feed of the chaos in california's capitol after a violent crash between white supremacists and protesters.

rally. the problem started to erupt when counter-protesters clashed with the ultra right-wing groups that people say are white supremacists. that large fight broke out after people carrying sticks rushed into the area where the rally was being held. police broke up the fight and closed down the area around the state capitol. right now it's not clear exactly who was stabbed or who was responsible for the stabbing. fire officials say some of the injuries are critical, but everybody is expected to survive. we're going to stay on top of this story. you can head to the nbc washington app for the latest information as this develops. a new nbc news/wall street journal poll shows hillary clinton leading donald trump by five points, but voters

rejecting establishment politics. >> reporter: hillary clinton on the offensive. her campaign still criticizing donald trump for promoting his scotland golf course as britain voted to leave the european union now known as brexit. >> bombastic comments in turbulent times can actually cause more turbulence. and to put the interest of the american people ahead of their personal business interests. >> reporter: but trump's campaign says he's an international businessman who gets things done, why voters like him, and they believe the same anger that led the brits to bolt from the eu is shared by americans who are rejecting the same old politics as usual. >> hillary clinton is the epitome of the establishment. she's been in power for years. >> every president is

world events, but donald trump thinks about how his golf resort can profit from it. >> when the pound goes down, more people are coming to turnberry. >> the american people care about what's going to happen to their lives, about change. the issues of brexit, this kind of phony ad doesn't address those things. >> reporter: but clinton's overall message is having an effect. a new poll shows her leading trump among voters 46% to 61%. and fundraising remains a problem for the billionaire. trump's campaign raised just over $3 million in may while clinton raked in over $26 million. virginia senator tim kaine on "meet the press" this morning, the democrat reportedly on the v.p. short list for hillary clinton came to discuss his stance on abortion. as a catholic, he opposes abortion, but w

the final say. >> i've got a personal feeling about abortion, but the right role for government is to let women make their own decisions. >> the former virginia governor shared a good laugh with chuck todd with comments calling him boring. police looking for the driver of an suv that was involved in a hit-and-run accident. police say the suv turned into the path of the motorcycle on crane highway last night. the motorcycle rider hit the suv, flew off the bike, and died from the impact. the suv driver did not stop. gunfire erupts right near rfk stadium. the shots were heard last night near the intersections of 17th and independence. darcy spencer is live in southeast with the police investigation. darcy? >> reporter: well, erika, we are here on 17th street on the

where this shooting happened this morning. you can see the broken glass on the street from where car windows were shot out. if you take a look at the video, it is very compelling. you can tell someone fired multiple shots. many of those shots going into the windshields of cars from the front of the car to the back area. one of the cars that was shot has a car seat in there for a child. one woman was shot and wounded. she was taken to the hospital. i'm told that she is in good condition. let >> there was a shootout. it was like the okay corral at 2:00 in the morning. people decided to shoot at each other. when they did, they hit an individual and they managed to destroy cars and yet again terrorize my neighborhood. we were lucky last night someone wasn't

>> reporter: she got in contact with the chief of police immediately. now she set up a meeting that's going to happen this week. they're going to have a meeting at 7:00 on wednesday evening. she says the chief has agreed to attend the meeting and hear about the concerns that resid t residents have not only about the shootings, but other crimes that have been happening in this area. maryland state police investigating an early morning deadly crash involving a pedestrian in thermont in frederick county. police say for some reason a woman ran onto the highway directly in front of a tractor-trailer. the woman died immediately at the scene. millions of people taking part in gay pride parades across the country. the biggest one at the big apple. people felt a strong police

presence. many celebrations began with a moment of silence to honor the 49 people killed in at an orlando gay nightclub. a car on a crash course with a pond in prince george's county. luckily the driver made it out okay. and this next story has a lot of you talking on our social media platforms. montgomery county dealing with a geese problem and its solution is ruffling some feathers. some showers and thunderstorms in the forecast

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we are working to learn the identity of a man killed in southeast. he was shot just after midnight on waller place. the unidentified victim died at the hospital. no word on who shot him or why. our cameras were there as a tow truck pulled a car of a retention pond along the beltway in landover. it's not exactly clear what caused that car to go into the pond in the first place. nobody else was injured. montgomery county is using an unconventional way to solve its geese problem. it will euthanize 150 geese from two parks. the birds will be processed and the meat donated to the maryland food bank. the county says the feces that the birds leave behind is

the park and that can impact the water quality. tell us what you think about the county's plan. you can join the conversation by liking us on our facebook page and joining in on the discussion there. some folks enjoying the beautiful weather today in arlington. amelia is coming up next with the next chance for storms and the possible increase in our humidity as well. a big turn out in the public safety sector to been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for.

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the tysons corner and greensboro metro stations are back open after today's emergency response drill. first responders simulated a smoke incident on board a train. derrick ward has more on how things went today. >> reporter: they came out on crash carts. they came out on foot. they were counted and color coded based on their mock injuries. they emerged from the depths of a silver line tunnel. they just endured a simulation of a very real thing occurring on metro. a train filled with smoke. >> this is something we harp upon and just want to constantly train our people on. >> reporter: half a dozen local agencies and state officials and metro took part in this

respiratory issues from smoke on a train. >> communication is important. >> reporter: metro has made strides in improving its safety issues. they're not finished and it is not without paying for riders amid the safetrack delays and closure closures. >> it is the hard answer to give us, but it is the right answer. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara comstock says improvements are needed in personnel as well. >> too many in the back office. we need more police at stations. >> reporter: at the end of this drill, they'll see what worked and what didn't. derrick ward, news4. on friday, new laws take effect in virginia and maryland. there are five new gun laws in the commonwealth. they include background checks at gun shows, recognizing out of state handgun permits, and people convicted of domestic violence

gun. in maryland, the minimum wage is going up from 8.25 to 8.75 an hour. good evening. i hope you enjoyed your weekend. really nice weather not just today, but yesterday as well. our high today 86 degrees. more importantly low humid levels. now as we move on into monday, humidity starts to increase and we could be dealing with some late day showers monday as well as tuesday. wednesday and thursday looking really nice. not only are we going to keep it dry, but the humidity levels go back down. something we can't often say here in the summer in washington. tomorrow the weather having a low to maybe moderate impact on your day as we do track some hit and miss late day thunderstorms and higher humidities. skies become mostly cloudy throughout the day. we start off at 7:00 a.

around 67. by lunch, we're in the low 80s. mostly cloudy skies at that point. then scattered showers and thunderstorms in the late afternoon and evening hours. we'll hit our high temperature of 87 degrees at 4:00, 5:00. as far as severe weather goes tomorrow, not a lot of that in the forecast, but any thunderstorms could be slow moving. first the timing. here we are at noon. notice some hazy sunshine. just about everybody still dry. maybe a thunderstorm back along the i-81 corridor. by 5:00 p.m. storms move into frederick, loudoun, and fauquier counties. that's some very heavy rainfall. that could lead to some isolated flash flooding as these storms continue toward the east. by the time the evening commute is over, 9:00, moving into the district notice just some showers at tt

some of you might not need the umbrella tomorrow, especially in the d.c. metro area, as storms move in after you're already home from work. as we head into the overnight hours, monday into tuesday maybe a lingering shower around. for the severe weather threats, tomorrow my biggest threat that i'm seeing would be some heavy rain that could lead to some isolated flash flooding. maybe some gusty winds in one or two thunderstorms. i don't think we're going to be tracking a lot of severe thunderstorm warnings across the area. what we are tracking is uncomfortable humidity levels on monday and tuesday. wednesday and thursday the humidity goes down. currently, we're in the 80s. 83 in the district. 81 in gaithersburg. 82 degrees in manassas. our official high today at reagan 86 degrees. our high yesterday was 85. upper 80s tomorrow and tuesday. wednesday a high of 84.

another great day on thursday. chance some of late day thunderstorms on friday. erika, saturday and sunday next week temps in the 80s. chance of showers and thunderstorms on sunday. fourth of july looking fabulous so far. news4 is working for you each and every day. last night we were honored to take home 13 local emmy awards for our reporting in the last year. among them best morning newscast and daytime newscast for our reporting on the day after the amtrak derailment in philadelphia. amelia won an emmy for a wther special. still ahead, some unlikely heros help the nats and their losing skid.

watching your live tweets earlier. you were really into this game. >> well, it got a little scary at the end. i thought the nationals

having a bad day happens from time to time with the nationals. they were having a bad week. on top of losing seven straight games going into today, the best pitcher on the team is headed to the disabled list. stephen strasburg scratched from his job due to a back issue. they just need a "w" in the worst way. max scherzer making everyone smile. roarke making nationals fans smile today. you can have a seat. seven strikeouts. seven shutout innings. the nats needed that. the offense, how about this? jose lobaton, his first home run of the season. a big one, solo shot. the nats take a 1-0 lead. in the eighth inning, clint

run in the major leagues came at this ballpark a year ago. that is a big two-run shot right there. the nats are up 3-0. the bottom of the ninth, the brewers within a run. shawn kelly trying to close this one out. jason worth can't find it, the sun blinding him for a moment there. the brewers making this one interesting. very next batter shallow fly ball to left. worth is on this one. the nats win it 3-2 snapping. roarke, he knew his team needed a great performance. >> very big. everyone is happy. it is good to hear our celebration music. it's good morale going back home for this series

the 15-day disabled list with an upper back strain. he's been the nats best pitcher so far this year. when he plays, they win. he is 10-0. the nats haven't made any roster moves as of yet. out to baltimore we go. the o's finish off a four-game sweep of the rays. it is free t-shirt day. that guy right there, chris davis, crushed with the bases loaded. the o's, they're up 4-0. that's davis '' 18 home run of e season. that's a solo shot. it's now a 6-1 game. ma

you know he has to come through for big time highlighting. 22nd home run of the season for him. the o's, they go on to sweep the tampa bay rays for the first time ever. their first four-game sweep of the tampa bay rays ever. let's talk some golf now for a moment. final round of the quicken loans national taking place today. the hometown hero billy hurley iii. he gets his first lead on the pga tour. vijay singh in second. to nasca we go. let's skip ahead to the final

gives him a little bump. you see hamlin takes over the lead. tony is in second now. this was not over yet. right before the finish line stewart makes his move. he bumps hamlin sending him into the wall. tony stewart takes over the lead and in his final season, tony stewart, he wins his eighth road course win. last night nascar camping world truck series. this is a very strange moment here. after being involved in two wrecks with each other, they go at it. they're tumbling and tackling. this was the most awkward fight i've ever seen in my entire life. it lasted way too long. finally they just stopped. thank goodness. >> they were missing the hockey pads. >> exactly. just two goons going at it on the ice. not good. >> that is our news for tonight. "nightly news" is coming up next. then we'll see

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on this sunday night, states of emergency. the devastating aftermath of flooding in west virginia. dozens dead, hundreds of homes destroyed. while in california, an army of firefighters try to bring a deadly wildfire under control. in the lead, hillary clinton ahead of donald trump in our latest nbc poll as the candidates argue about britain's vote to leave the eu. roller coaster nightmare a derailment at a theme park sends riders plunging. paying the price. the storing cost of prescription drugs force rg americans to make a tough choice. and we're with teens preserving history at the site many believe to be the tomb of jesus. "nightly news" begins now.