bell this morning. >> starting off to a balmy 77 in the district. a gorgeous sun rise right now. humidity levels not as bad as they were yesterday. we're not in the oppressive area but still noticing the humidity around that annoying range as we look to the week. humidity levels will drop somewhat but by monday, they shoot right back up. very hot and humid by monday. highs today in the mid 90s. still a very hot day. a beautiful sunrise right now. in ten minutes i'll walk you through the morning planner hour by hour. we'll send it to wtop and dave who is tracking the roads. is it a problem-free friday? >> it sure is. 95 northbound, just a pocket of volume near wood bridge and that's it. easy going in friday morning in mid

here we are live at the american legion bridge. no signs of any slowing on either loop of the beltway. 270 south heading toward it. also good to go this summer. we still have yet to hit the roads. that is the very latest from the traffic center. no mishaps or tie-ups or slow downs yet to report to you. back to you in the studio. a truck driver barrelled into a crowd of people in france and as of this morning, we know 80 people died. >> that includes two americans. embassies around the world are warning travelers to stay safe and countries are increasing their security. airvega gonzales has more. >> three days of national mourning in france after the nice truck attack that killed 84 people, including a father and son

this is new video just into our newsroom. we've heard reports of the truck driver jumping out and firing off shots. you can hear the fiery exchange with police. the driver of the truck dead. his i.d. still unknown. german police stepping up security at the french border and belgium boosting security ahead of its national day. eyewitnesses say the impact was so catastrophic, people were sent flying like bowling pins. >> he was just mowing people down, and so i can't even tell you how many people i saw die in front of my eyes. >> it's not as surprising as it should be, when you see a huge crowd gathered in europe now. it's always in the back of your mind. >> we know at least two americans were killed. sean copeland and his 11-year-old son, brodie of lakeway texas. more t

continues. we continue our team coverage now of this breaking news with news 4 megan mcgrath live outside of french embassy in northwest washington. megan. >> reporter: certainly a difficult day for the people who work here at the french embassy as they continue to monitor events in the wake of the attack in nice. now, last night, the french ambassador took to twitter saying our thoughts are with the victims and our country and its values. we mustn't succumb to fear. now, bastille day celebration was being held here at the embassy last night. that party, though, was cut short after the attack occurred. now, guests were asked to leave early after a moment of silence. we spoke to some of the people who were at that party. >> they told us that they wanted to be more respectful of what happened in nice, and to do a minute a silence for a minute, yeah. and then we, you know, we

it's pretty terrible. >> reporter: the french embassy is helping people get in contact with friends and loved ones who may have been in nice when the attack occurred. you can find a telephone number, a hot line on the embassy's website. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, megan. 6:04 now and condolences are pouring in on social media from all corners of the world. the hash tag pray for nice. and vatican condemned the attack as senseless violence. a photo from mexico city showing a monument lit up in the colors of the french flag. other people posted more artistic interpretations of the flag. some of them showing three hearts. one woman's message, too many dates you see right here. she posted a picture highlighting january 7th, november 13th, and yesterday, july 14th, the dates of the "charlie hebdo," isis, and bastille day attacks.

areacting to the attacks. leaders and celebrities. speaker of the house paul ryan wrote our hearts are with the victims of another unconscionable act of terror. canadian prime minister justin trudeau also offered condolences. here's what we know so far. an austin, texas, father and son are among the 84 people killed in the deadly attack. yesterday a man drove a truck into a bastille day celebration. french police shot and killed the suspect. we don't know who it was right now. no word on the motive behind the attack. france's president is asking to extend the country's state of emergency by three more months. and stay with news 4 as we continue to follow the latest out of nice as things there are still fluid and we will send you alerts on the nbc washington app as we learn more details. the situation in france is impacting decision 2016 here.

presumptive republican presidential candidate donald trump, nominee, i should say donald trump will announce his pick for vp. last night he tweeted his decision to postpone the announcement meant for this morning. we've learned that mike pence is the presumptive republican nominee's v perform choice but trump says he's not 100% sure. now, to the democrats, hillary clinton seems to be testing out potential running mates. senator tim kaine joined her at northern virginia community college yesterday. >> while at the community college, she rolled out her new plan to make debt-free college available to everyone. she also spoke with immigration reform. we have complete coverage of both parties national conventions. you can look for the live reports beginning sunday night at 11:00. mark murry will be here with us in just a few minutes. it is 6:

fairfax county, where rescue crews are recover the body of a 17-year-old who went missing in lake barcroft. jeremymanga went swimming with friends. his body was recovered around 3:00 this morning. also developing this morning, police officers killed a man in baltimore. they say he was shooting at plain clothesed officers with a military style gun. according to baltimore police, four plain clothes officer heard gunfire in west baltimore last night. they drove toward the sound and say the man started shooting at them. two officers shot back. at least one of them hit and killed the suspect. police tweeted this photo of the gun they recovered. they say the officers who fired their guns are now on routine administrative leave. happening today, we will get an update on lead concerns in drinking water in the capitol building. two office restroom sinks had wawi

what's acceptable by the epa. officials will release new testing data on the kpols water color -- qawrlt later today. the team has until 4:00 this afternoon to sign kirk cousins to a long-term contract. several reports have been saying negotiations between cousins and the redskins aren't close right now and haven't been for months. cousins will be the skins qb this coming season and if they don't reach a deal, it will be a one-year contract for nearly $20 million. he has some leverage. >> yeah. >> you perform, you want to be paid for that. >> he set the franchise record last season. well, new details continue to come in this morning on that breaking news out of nice france, including a meeting we just learned about that is expected to happen as early as today. the latest out of france when we check back in with the live desk. and it's been a scorcher this week. not going to stop any time soon either.

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your time is 6:12. we're on top of that breaking news story right now. right now, the deadly state department in -- the state department confirming the deaths of two americans. we'll have more in a moment. now, your storm team 4 forecast. the latest check shows some cloudiness moving in. here's your morning planner. labor humid out there this morning. 8:00 a.m., we're arou

degrees. keeping it dry. all of your day going to be completely dry. only a 20% chance that you are dealing with a shower or thunderstorm this afternoon. 10:00 a.m., a temp around 85. showing dew point temperatures. above 65, we'll show it's humid. yesterday at this time everybody was in the low to mid 70s. not feeling as bad as it was yesterday morning. i'm going to take a look ahead to the weekend. right now, we'll send it over to wtop. traffic around the beltway, the art earlier is a lot more green. i-70. southbound, a free flow of traffic. no signs of any slowing south of the frederick , montgomery county line and 109 moving at pace with the speed

only slight slow downs between wood bridge and landmark. day three with the work zone, two left lanes getting by but no delay getting through it, as they wait for the concrete to set. that's the latest. back to you. i'm erica gonzalez at the live desk. a 11-year-old boy and his dad are among the dead in the nice, france, attack. lakeway is 25 minutes outside of the austin, texas, area. the state department confirming the deaths of two americans this morning. again, hearing a number of condolences on that hill country baseball club facebook page from all the people in that surrounding area. at the live desk,

gonzalez. it will be an emotional day in baton rouge today. alton sterling's funeral is today. he was shot and killed by police officers last week. that sparked protests around the country. those officers are now on administrative leave. also today a funeral following the tragedy in dallas. one of the five police officers who was killed there by a sniper last week will be laid to rest. krol served with the dallas police department for nine years. he was 40 years old. we told you that micah johnson was deployed in afghanistan. while serving overseas, he was accused of stealing a woman's underwear and he was dismissed. people who knew him say he was never the same. protests

ring bust. we have details. >> this morning, several people waking up in the arlington county detention center after police uncover what they call a major drug ring right here in the clarendon section. police tell us over the past seven months they have been investigating this drug ring. they say these individuals have been selling everything from cocaine to meth to pot. a tenth person was also taken into custody. police say they arrested him because after the first nine were arrested, he allegedly threatened to kill some of the undercover officers involved. a lot of details on this case. you can search our app for arlington drug bust. today, we expect to learn new information in the shooting death of a prince george's county police officer. police and prosecutors will talk about the officer

morning. they say the man's brothers recorded the shootings on cell phones. he was killed when a fellow officer mistook him for a suspect during a shoot-out. the former campaign driver for former mayor d.c. gray. he drove him. he's accused of illegally picking up cash in his car. long pled guilty as part of a plea deal. mayor gray has not been charged with any crimes associated with his campaign. new details, federal inspectors say they have discovered more than 100 defects in metro safe track work zones. they have worked to fix 88 of those issues so are fa. the federal transit administration has not specified what is cause the problems, but they say the issues are related to the first and second surges of metro's safe

you will soon know if what you are eating has been genetically modified. a bill is headed to the president's desk that will require a label on food packages if that food contains jeanet genetically modified ingredients. the label may be readable by smart phones. most officials support the measure. no progress on the funding to fight the zika virus. many politicians blame each other for going into summer recess without a resolution. noop house democrats want to make gun legislation a priority when lawmakers return in the fall. some of them held a national speak-out on the steps of the capitol last night. a mother who lost her only child to gun violence, nardine

jeffries says she will keep fighting for change. >> i shouldn't have to bury my only child because someone used a weapon that my father used to protect this country. this is not acceptable. >> jeffries daughter was one of five young people killed and nine wounded over an eight-day period in 2010 along south capitol street in the district. a study followed 70,000 adults for more than a decade. those who drank two sugary drinks a day were more likely to develop kid -- gallbladder cancer. another accident caused by someone playing pokemon go.

a 28-year-old driver told police he was playing pokemon go when he crashed into a tree. an ohio couple faces trespassing charges. they jumped a fence near the toledo zoo early yesterday morning. they were caught on the zoo security camera and were arrested near the tiger cage. both are expected to be arraigned later this morning. >> you can't just go anywhere, do anything you want. the game doesn't give you free rein. >> there's a comedian and a mother, she's a comedian and mother, she's created her own version of the viral game here. it's meant especially for moms and has been viewed almost 10 million times at this point. she created what's called chardonnay go. >> everybody is talking about a new app called po

kids can go around and find pokemon but did you know there's an app for moms called chardonnay go, where you can find glasses of chardonnay all over your neighborhood. it's really simple. there's a glass really close to my house right now. let's go find it. let's chardonnay go! >> you can see her run down her neighborhood street. this is in moorsville, new jersey. picking up and drinking glasses of chardonnay that she finds in a bush right here. popped in her neighbor's kitchen apparently. her dog walkers. >> work flow, no one would be working. there would be people, not just mothers, everyone would be out in the streets looking for wine. >> don't do that either. >> no. it would have its perks. let's go to amelia siegel and look

draper. amelia draper. i did it again. >> aaron, at least you are consistent. throughout the day today, it's another hot one. at least it's not as humid. kind of splitting hairs. 77 degree right now. winds out of the south at 7 miles an hour. southerly winds help bring in the warm moist area. today, the weather having a low impact on your day. yes, it's hot. it's not as bad as it was yesterday. temps running 5 degrees above normal. isolated chance of a thunderstorm impacting the region today. most of us are completely dry. 7:00 a.m., around 79 degrees. by noon, we're already at 90. maybe a spotty thunderstorm again this afternoon. 94 degrees at 4:00 p.m. if you are plans outdoors that evening, 8:00, looking around 88. today, another great pool day. sunscreen, sunglasses. evening out, warm, everybody is dry.

scattered thunderstorms. keep that in mind. sunday evening looking really nice. monday evening, it's hot, humid. temps monday eenk in the 80s. tomorrow, high temperature of 91 degrees. a 30% chance that you are dealing with rain later on in the day. 97 on monday. coming up at 6:31, i'll have your beach forecast. 6:41, the week weather impacts, 6:51, another look at the ten-day forecast. how are you roads on this friday, dave? >> reporter: not bad at all, amelia. eastbound 66 slow in gainesville toward manassas and we have news chopper 4 hovering ahead in fairfax county. you can see the volume delay is heavy. beltway, around it and maryland in and virginia, traffic moves fairly well. that's the latest. the search is on for a suspected serial killer in phoenix. how detectives there hope to track down the man accused of killing more than half a dozen people.

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breaking news here at the live desk. we're getting perhaps a better idea as to who is behind the truck attack in nice, france. we understand from authorities there on the ground that they have found i.d. of the suspect that was killed by police in an exchange of gunfire there. we understand that this is french petty criminal, a 31-year-old of tunisian decent. we're working to confirm whether or not that's legit. identification found on that gunman in theruck t

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back here at the live desk. let's bring you up to speed with what we know in the truck attack in nice. we now know that there are three days of national mourning for france on the day that was supposed to symbolize france's liberty, carnage in the roads.

84, including two americans. president france swaw hoe -- president france swa hollande asking for a national day of mourning. the impact so catastrophic, they were seeing people flying like bowling pins. thank you. 6:31. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. amelia draper is standing by with more on the heat wave. 4 things you need to know about today. it's still hot. yesterday was the hottest day so far this year. 98 degrees. a high today of 95. it's not going to feel as bad as yesterday. the humidity levels, a little bit more in check. slight chance of an isolated late day thunderstorm, but this evening lookingre

thunderstorm really during the afternoon hours. if you are getting out of town, heading to the beach, today a nice beach day. if you are here, a nice pool day. 91 kgs at the beach today. sunday and saturday and we'll have highs in the mid 80s with chance of thunderstorms later on in the day on saturday. i'll look at the impacts the weather will have on your weekend coming up in ten minutes. dave, how are the roads right now? . >> we're seeing the volume fill in the usual places, the usual suspects, outer loop, toward georgia avenue, 66 and east through fairfax and dale city. overnight, utility problem repairs, continue on that stretch of 193. otherwise, good on 50 inbound. back to you. thanks, dave. 6:31 now. back now to that breaking news in france with a little more about the attacker's journey through nice. the red line on this map you see

children's hospital and drove up the coast before stopping. nice is a coastal town along the mediterranean sea. it's less than an hour drive north of cannes. the attack in nice is a latest in a series of devastating attacks in france in the past 18 months. more than 200 people have died in terror attacks. you may remember the attacks on the "charlie hebdo" magazine offices in paris on january 7th, 2015, and last november, more than 130 people died in a series of coordinated attacks in the capitol city. many of victims were young people as isis militants targeted places, including restaurants and bars. right now, d.c. police are investigating two violent attacks on women in southeast. both of the incidents happened on 19th street southeast within minutes of each other and a block apart. around 9:30 last night.

been shot. "washington post" reports, police believe the suspect was carrying a shotgun. minutes later, they found a woman who was stabbed. all the victims were conscious when they were taken to the hospital. in the day ahead, the men accuse of of killing an american university graduate will be in court. he was shot outside the howard university metro station in northwest last august. marcus king, andre dudley and christopher proctor are all charged in the death. the trial is set to begin in january. today, a man prosecutors called a monster will be sentenced for murdering a maryland man. marcio morales gonzalez killed a man in december, 2014. before christmas. they connected him from a bloody fingerprint and sneaker print left at the scene. it will be next week before the fourth officer in trial in the death of

his fate. closing arguments wrapped up yesterday in the trial of lieutenant brian rice. prosecutors say as shift leader, he should have been aware of the danger when officers did not put a seat belt on gray in the back of a police van. he died from injuries he sustained while in custody. six baltimore police officers were charged. two acquitted. a third rephrases a retrial. university of maryland police chief says video showing officers pepper spraying students is humiliating. yesterday, an officer was suspended and the entire force will be undergoing bias and diversity training. this is cell phone video. officers used pepper spray twice after responding to what turned out to be a fake call about a fight at an apartment. >> you can argue well, i thought it was going to get worse. the bottom line is it never should have gotten to this point. ever. >> the university of maryland's president praised the police chief's decision. charges against the people arrested at the party have been dropped.

breaking news out of nice, france, this morning, we're staying on top of it. dozens of people dead and dozens others wounded after an attack during bastille day celebrations. >> we're working on several angles of this story. we'll bring you updates, including a live report from texas, where within the past hour we've learn two victims lived in that area.

lieutenant said they still need a dog over at the omc, over at the parking lot. that footage is from newly released body cam video that shows a response to last month's deadly terror attack in orlando. it shows officers on the way to a scene at the pulse nightclub. >> you can see one direct traffic and another has a canine sniffing for bombs. 49 people were killed in that mass shooting. we'll shift gears. it'spp

our studio. >> is there hope for us? amelia draper! >> so refreshing. it's not as bad as it was yesterday. the humidity not as high. here's the latest check of storm team 4 radar. i've added the satellite. cloudiness moving into the area. we'll have partically to mostly sunny skies yesterday. heading to the pool, better on sunday, yard work, do so early in the morning to avoid the heat, eating out, there is a the chance for showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening hours. that risk is low. i'll have your exclusive ten-day forecast coming up in anyone's. here's day with a look at the roads. we're looking at i-395 northbound. chopper 4 hovering overhead, five miles of sluggish photographic from springfield up to seminary road and king

morning rush hour. express lanes moving north at speed. beltway, inner loop, across the woodrow wilson bridge, a little heavy. the ramp to go north toward old town, minor fender bender. back to you. if you are just joining us, there is breaking news out of nice, france, this morning. at least 80 people are dead after what some are calling a terror attack. >> we now know at least two of the victims are americans from texas. a live report from texas when our team coverage continues.

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we have breaking news right now. we're learning this morning that two of the victims in the attacks in nice, france, are americans from tefles -- texas. we want to go to courtney gilmore who is in prosper, texas, this morning with more. >> reporter: yes. they grew up here in crawford. this is a close-knit community. they are hurting by this. the 11-year-old boy, brodie copeland, he went to fullsome elementary school. he was on vacation with his father sean

nice was their third stop. they were in the crowd celebrating bastille day. they were two of the people among the 84 people who were killed in the attack. we will hear from -- there will be a press conference in just a few hours on this, but family and friends tell me that they will miss, of course, sean and his son. their zest for life and their infectious laugh and their bright smile. back to you. >> courtney gilmore live for us in prosper, texas. thank you. [ gunshots ] the new sound of the fiery gun exchange between police there on the ground in nice, france, and the suspected driver of that deadly attack there. french president francois hollande is in nice right

84 people dead as that truck mowed people down on a promenade there. >> he was mowing people down. i can't tell you how many people i saw die in front of my eyes. >> unfortunately, not as surprising as it should be when you see a huge crowd gathered in europe now. it's always in the back of your mind. >> we understand that identification has been found on that truck driver. it's a 31-year-old tunisian man. authorities working to confirm whether or not that's legit. we continue our team coverage of this breaking news with news 4 megan mcgrath live outside of the french embassy in northwest washington. megan. r this is the front gate to the embassy that you see behind me here. things are getting back to normal. deliveries are being made. construction project right here in the front of the property. those workers have shown

morning. but we're seeing some added security measures. take a look at this video we shot minutes ago here. a police officer arriving on the scene here to the front gate of the embassy with a dog, just went around the gate area, the bushes, and just sniffed around. the dog did looking for anything suspicious. nothing was found, but obviously some enhanced security measures in place in light of the attack in nice. now, a bastille day celebration was being held here at the embassy last night. that party was cut short as news of the attack pred -- spread. guests were asked to participate in a moment of silence and then everyone left the party early and the ambassador, the french ambassador took to twitter, saying our thoughts are with the victims and our country and its values. we mustn't succumb to fear. the folks here at the embassy are also helping people getting in contact with friends and loved ones who may have been in nice at the time of the attack.

you can call if you are in that situation. you can find that number on the embassy's website. back to you in the studio. all right. thank you, megan. condolences are pouring in on social media from all corners of the world. the #prayfornice and nice attacks are presenteding -- trending in our yea. celebrities weighed in. usa today tweeted a picture from mexico city showing a monument there lit up in the colors of the french flag. other people have posted more artistic expressions of the flag. some showing three hearts. one woman's message, too many dates. she posted a pirveth highlighting january 7th, november 13th, and yesterday, july 14th, the days of the "charlie hebdo," isis, and bastille day attack. we're hearing about increased security around the world. leaders have offered prayer and condolences. they have demanded an end to the

germany, they are adding border check, and belgium, they are increasing security for national celebrations next week. pope francis condemned the violence. to go over what we know so far about the france terror attack. an austin, texas, father and son are among the 84 people killed in that deadly attack. yesterday, a man drove a truck into a bastille day celebration in nice. french police shot and killed the suspect. an i.d. found with him says he was a french national with a criminal record but we don't know his identity. no word on the motive behind the attack. france's president is asking to extend the country's state of emergency by three more months. the situation in france is affecting decision 2016 here today. we can learned when presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump will announce his vp pick. he tweeted his decision to postpone the announcement meant for this morning. an

trump's vp choice but trump says he's not 100% sure. democrats, hillary clinton seems to be testing out potential running mates. senator tim kaine of virginia, joined the democratic presumptive nominee at a community college in annandale yesterday. she spoke about a plan to make college debt-free for everyone and immigration reform. you can look for our live reports from the convention hall beginning sunday night at 11:00. traffic and weather on the ones. we have more on the heat wave. no relief in sight, it looks like. >> this time next week, it looks like if all else remains equal, we'll be talking about our 20th day so far this year of hitting 90 degrees or higher. tense day in the 90s. there's an isolated storm chances. this afternoon, the

pretlow. only 20%. it's going to be a little bit humid this week. not oppressive. it's july. it's what we would expect. temps coming in the 70s. low to mid 70s in the suburbs. here in the district, about 77. 71 down in fort belvoir and by this afternoon, we'll have plenty of sunshine with cloudiness moving in right now. partly sunny skies for the morning hours. thatch, a high in the district of 95. 95 in manassas as well. 93 up in frederick and it will feel like those temperatures with lower humidity levels. here's future weather tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 p.m., notice some scattered showers potentially impacting the region and some isolated thunderstorms. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies for the afternoon and early evening hours. the threat of rain zmshed tomorrow around 8:00 p.m. skies clear out after that and we're going to keep it completely dry on sun. a high today of 95. partly to mostly sunny skies. tomorrow, a high of 91i

chance of scattered and afternoon evening hours and thunderstorms. notice it's only 30%. on sunday, 92. humidity not too bad. monday, it's hot. it's humid. high temperatures on monday, near 100 degrees. with a chance of showers and thunderstorms on tuesday. we're going to send things over now to dave with a check of the roads. >> thank yous, very much, amelia. good morning, we're tracking delays on the beltway with news chopper 4 hovering over annandale, the inner loop, the far lanes, heading north slowly. this is all volume. haven't had many crashes or mishaps at all this morning. along with traffic, lanes should remain open. red arrow points to enterprise road. maryland 193 remains blocked both ways south of the 50 under pass for a utility problem.

until noontime. westbound lanes of inbound 50 open. west of 95 with lanes open. back to you. back to decision 2016. donald trump announcing he's going to postpone his announcement for his pick for a running mate because of the attacks in francis and -- france. and mark murray joins us with more now. >> a lot of developments. where do we stand? >> i don't know where we stand. it's a striking turn of events. all the report, including nbc's, indiana's governor mike pence was going to be in donald trump's pick. he flew to new york. seems to be in a holding pattern. when donald trump went on fox news last night to talk about, you know, is pence the guy, he said my mind hasn't made up yet. we're all under the assumption that mike pence is going to be the pick. there is a possibility and a very real one,

could change his mind. >> he's been unpredictable. >> the clock is ticking for mike pence. he has a deadline today. if he's going to join trump on the ballot, he has to take his name off the ballot in indiana. >> if it's mike pence. why him? >> he checks a lot of boxes for donald trump. he's a social conservative. he served on capitol hill as a congressman from indiana. he's been the governor. he brings you that congressional experience along with statehouse experience and really being a social conservative helps bring out donald trump's bonafides more. the one drawback from mike pence, he got a tremendous amount of backlash on a law passed in indiana on religious liberty. he anger

his poll numbers were 43%. not all that great in indiana. >> thanks for joining us as always. >> that you guys. developing news out of fairfax county now where rescue crews are recover the body of a 17-year-old who went missing in lake barcroft. jeremy monga was swimming with friend. the medical examiner will determine an exact cause of death. developing right now, a deadly police shooting up 95 in baltimore. according to baltimore police, four plain clothes officers heard gunfire last night and they drove toward the sound. and a man attacked them with a militaryyl

we'll get an update on lead concerns in buildings at the capitol. officials will release new testing data on the capitol's water quality later today. we're in the countdown to the contract deadline for redskins quarterback kirk cousins. he and the team have until 4:00 to reach a long-term deal. he has the franchise tag, he will play for the skins this coming season and make nearly $20 million for one season. several reports have been saying negotiations between the sides aren't close and haven't been for months. >> so the risky thing about this one-year deal. you get hurt, you have a bad season, you are out. no guarantees. >> the redskins would need to find a quarterback too. let's check in with landon dowdy. >> good morning. dan none is looking for ways to cut more sugar out of its yogurt. i

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