first to our weather and the threat of strong storms later tonight. >> there's a flash flood watch in effect. and conditions could dramatically change the next few hours. >> doug is tracking all of it from storm center 4. to doug, how is it looking? >> not a bad afternoon. we did hit 95 again today. eight straight days at 95 or better. that is actually the second longest streak ever in our region. it's been a hot one for sure. out there right now, we're tracking storms as they make their way through parts of the area. right around frederick right now. lightning associated with that. to the west of the blue ridge. this is a severe thunderstorm watch down around portions of shen andoah county. to the east shall potential for flash flooding. you can see all that moisture coming through. a lot of rain. very heavy rainfall, flash flood watch in effect for all these areas here from 4:00 in the late tonight. we'll talk much more about

couple of days and a huge change in the weather pattern. >> doug, thank you. now to new developments in rio. it all centers around the armed robbery reported by ryan lochte and other members of team usa swimming including rockville's jack conger. new evidence obtained by the daily mail has some questions of whether that was made up. >> the judge has ordered passports be turned over by some olympians. let's get to wendy rieger. >> you know that ryan lochte is just praying that usain bolt shatters the world record to get some of the attention off of him. that's all anybody is talking about here, this mystery. were they lying about being robbed? dailymail.com video that surfaced, surveillance video of the four swrs

the surveillance camera at the athletes' village afterwards. that has just added another layer to this intrigue here, if you will. you see the four swimmers, ryan lochte, jimmy phegan, jack conger. they appear to be subdued. if you want to characterize it, they don't appear to have any kind of emotion at all, just walking through surveillance. they're not laughing, as some people had reported. they are walking through. it's what they are doing. they are taking everything out of their pockets, as you do when you go through surveillance. and they are taking phones, other cases, it appears, wallets possibly. that's the thing that has the judges and the authorities here suspicious. they look like they're taking out wallets. they say they were robbed of their money

credentials, which you see hanging off those lan yayards. they say they were robbed of their money but that had authorities here suspicious, wondering if this was some kind of a hoax. it prompted them to take action. today, brazilian pl police went to the athletes' village to seize passports of swimmers ryan lochte and jimmy phegan. the entire team moved out on tuesday and lochte is seen on an american airlines flight headed to the united states. it's not known if phegan is still in brazil. after they say they were robbed by gunpoint by people claiming to be police, the judge in issuing his order cites discrepancies in the two swimmers' accounts. official statement from the rio de janeiro court, quote, lochte said to police they were approached by a mugger who demanded

money. feigen told they were approached by multiple people. angry statement this is a complete circus and shame on brazilian authorities for trying to flip the script and make it sound like ryan isn't telling the truth. they have a dark cloud around these limp beings and they're trying to get out from under it and trying to use ryan as a pawn. he goes on to say, quote, ryan has always maintained there were a number of them. i don't know if three or four, but a number of them. and he added, if one guy walked up to thim them, he probably would have kicked his expletive. his attorney is also saying these four swimmers had been drinking, that during this robbery that they weren't probably paying

attention to how many people were there. authorities have not been able to locate the taxi driver or have any suspects in mind who could have robbed them. so, you can count on this continuing here in rio. i'm wendy rieger. back to you. >> kind of surprising. waiting to hear more details as they emerge. thank you, wendy. see you later. >> reporter: uh-huh. now to donald trump's big campaign shakeup, not the pivot many in his party had hoped to see. he just hired the head of a conservative website that criticizes republican leaders almost as often as it targets hillary clinton. on capitol hill with what the change could mean for the presidential race, steve handelsman. hi, steve. >> reporter: nominees, including hillary clinton, are entitled to. she pounced on this trump shakeup. he can change staffers but not who he is, a man she charged is more c

knowledgeable about isis than u.s. generals are. donald trump met with his national security team on the day of his first classified briefing by the obama team, on u.s. adversaries and isis, init felt el that trump does not trust, he told fox. >> not so much from the people that have been doing it for our country. look what's happened the last ten years. look what's happened over the years. it's been catastrophic. >> reporter: earlier the shakeup, trump named his campaign chief who ran brightbart news that targets the cliptens but also republican insiders. >> i think trump wants to double down on being an outsider and have a hostile takeover of the entire gop. >> kelly anne conway. >> this is like a tennis match. look across the net and keep lobing at her. you don't pick a fight with the

>> in ohio talking taxes, clinton said he can change advisers all he likes. >> but he is still the same man who insults gold star families, demeans women, mocks people are disabilities and thinks he knows more about isis than our generals. >> reporter: e-mails again an issue, notes of her fbi interview released to congress. running mate tim kaine warned that republicans will spin what they got. >> let the fbi decide what congress will see. republicans up here say they suspect that former secretary of state clinton testified to congress one thing about her e-mails and told the fbi something else, which republicans say could be a crime. i'm steve handelsman, news 4, live from the hill. >> steve, thank you. we're also hearing from tim kaine's wife, ann holden, on

to kaine's senate seat if he is elected vice president. >> governor of virginia appoints a senator. are you interested? >> absolutely not. one per household. thank you very much. you can make news with that. >> she stepped down as secretary of education when her husband was tapped as hillary clinton's running mate. opening an investigation into that deadly apartment explosion. pipeline investigator will be in charge of its case. atf already has investigators of the complex and montgomery county fire wrapped up its investigation today. at least seven people were killed when the apartment building exploded. it caught fire. the blast was so strong, people felt it a mile away. we expect to see the atf's report in the next few days. want to update you to breaking news we brought you news 4 at 5

one person died in what appears to be a head-on crash between two cars in bartonsville near old columbia pike near sandy spring road. that area is closed in both directions while police are investigating on the scene. we don't have word of the identity of the victim but know it is a man. potentially dangerous bacteria found at a second location inside prince george's hospital center after two infants in the neonatal intensive care unit died and three others tested positive for the bacteria pseudonomys last week. >> a local mother said a year ago she warned the hospital that her son got a serious bacterial infection here and she believes it was cause bid pseudonomys. >> he almost

that's how sick he was. >> reporter: she says her son, larry, was a boxer, who was admitted to the hospital last may for gunshot wounds. she says he got an infection in the hospital that she believes came from mold in the vents in his room. she took this picture. >> i literally saw the spores coming out of the unit. when i lifted the air vent, there were spores all down inside the water pipes and everything. so i know that this is true. >> and you told the hospital? and what did they do? >> they did nothing. >> just last week we reported that two babies died in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit. the hospital found in connection to the bacteria. three babies tested positive for pseudonomys, causing the unit to be shut down. nine infants were transported. ashley hagins, who is 7 months pregnant, came here today sfwh

toward what is going on. >> reporter: prince george's hospital center says it discovered pseudonomys in a patient care area outside the patient intensive care area. no additional patients have been detected with the bacteribacter. they say we take our responsibility in providing quality health care to this community with utmost seriousness and we will be unrelenting in finding the root cause. we began this story with larry the boxer. hospital center neither confirms nor denies he had an infection or that it was caused by pseudonomys. last week and again today we were preparing the reports on

pseudom pseudonomis. back to you. >> thank you, chris. tractor trailer driver was charged with involuntary manslaughter for causing this crash. chopper 4 flew over the scene of manassas a couple of years ago. two young children were snapped into their car seats when the big rig smashed into it. glennpetanati ran a red light, investigators say, and turned himself in last night. tonight disturbing claims and why it's costing one county milli millions of dollars in federal funding. new images of destructive weather as fires and flooding force tens of thousands of people from their homes. david culver here at dulles art

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posted an online video, addressing donald trump, saying he wanted to meet him. trump was actually campaigning out of state last week on the day of the climb. 6,000 people are still staying in emergency shelters tonight after historic and deadly flooding in southern louisiana. the american red cross says this is the worst natural disaster to strike the nation since superstorm sandy back in 2012. at least 11 people have been killed. 30,000 people were rescued from the rapidly rising floodwater. the singer taylor swift told the associated press she is donating $1 million to the relief effort and entertainer lady gaga says she also plans to help. devastating blue cut fire is still ripping through southern california and it's showing no signs of slowing down. state of emergency has been declared now with more than 30,000 acres of land charred, 82,000 people have been told to

continues to burn out of control. here at home, petco crews are still trying to restore electrici electricity. smoke and flames were shooting out from under the sidewalk. the power outage created problems with 911 service for some people. we're told those issues have been resolved. pepco hopes to have power restored around 10:00 tonight. ♪ >> well, that's what it looks and sounds like when a superstar olympic athlete returns home, family, friends and even strangers greeting katie ledecky with cheers and hugs as she returned to dulles international airport today. >> it was whhe

the flight that could make you love her just a little bit more. news 4's david culver was there at the airport. not on board the actual flight. >> right. >> for clarification. >> exactly. what was that like? >> lot of excitement. these folks surrounding her from the beginning there to show her as much support as possible. she felt it. her return home similar to what she experienced four years ago. except this time the 19-year-old sporting five more medals. >> let's take you back to summer of 2012. the then 15-year-old katie ledecky, sprinting to hug friends. one gold medal around her neck. fast forward to wednesday's welcome, her friends gathering once again. so, too, fellow passengers. >> the kids by themselves together with a third person, i didn't know at the time who it was. >> dad zach schwartz on the same flight as ledecky, seated separate from his kids. he had no idea the

on board until -- >> i had planned to ask this person to switch seats. i go to execute my plan. i see it's katie ledecky. i go through with my plan. she switches very nice and the whole flight the kids are mad at me that they didn't get to sit next to katie ledecky. >> she said we could take a picture with her. >> soon after she arrived, medals and all, the kids got their picture. seat switch, no big deal. >> their dad wanted to sit next to them. i got an extra row out of it. it was nice. >> incredible performance in rio, four gold medals, one silver. broke two of her own world records sheechlt learned the technique, how to hug with all that knineckwear. >> the superstar olympian back home in bethesda, most looking forward

sleeping in my own bed. >> she's also going to be doing some dorm room shopping as she gets ready to go to stanford. how about this? the greatest. she got to see the cover on "sports illustrated" with michael phelps. really, really cool. >> he was showing her -- i saw online, how to layer all those medals. >> he did. >> for photo. >> i was a little nervous about this assignment today, she is such a superstar. i thought it would be a media circus. it was but what humility. she took her time with every single person. she said wait a minute. let me fix that for you. made sure they got it right. took time with reporters. she was great. >> i think people would be surprised to know she was traveling on her own, no entourage. >> her friends say that's katie and katie is katie. >> that little seat switch may be her last experience with

anonymity. >> thanks, david. good stuff. back to the ongoing competition in the summer games. track and field finals for the women's long jump, 200 meter and 100 meter hurdles. usain bolt will run in the 200 meter semi finals and reigning gold medal champ ashton eaton wraps up day one of the decathlon competition. april ross and kerri walsh jennings in beach volleyball. they're feeling the heat on metro. why hundreds of riders will have to wait a little longer for relief. >> how your tax dollars are being spent. why congress is looking into a controversial charity profiled by the news 4 i team. >> talk about an unusual case of lost and found, local man misplaces his weingdd

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feel quite so bad. >> maybe. this time next week will feel absolutely beautiful. phenomenal weather making its way our way. not quite today. first off, we are in weather alert mode here at storm team 4. the reason why, chance for strong storms and flooding tonight. right now, we're dealing with sunshine. very nice night across our region. temperatures did hit 95 again today. 95 degrees today for the eighth day in a row. right now we're currently sitting at 93 degrees. winds out of the northeast. excuse me for one second. northeast at 3 miles per hour. we will continue to see very warm conditions through the rest of the night tonight. something else we're watching. we're watching those storms making their way across our region. as they do, some of those could be not only strong but we could see a few severe storms and we are tracking potential for that rain to come on through here. storm team 4 radar right there. starting to see some of these thunderstorms out ahead of the area back to the west. not a lot of lightning with th

rainfall. one storm around the city of frederick, toward frederick county in maryland, coming right on down 70 and 270. strongest storm we've seen in our region. much more to come. look at all the moisture to the south and west. this is all moving in toward our area. we can see one to two inches of rain in a very short amount of time. that's why we had the flash flood watch in effect for tonight. around 8:00 tonight, notice around 8:00, we have those stronger storms toward leesburg, d.c. metro area. in and around the metro region between 8:00 and 10:00 is when we'll see the heaviest rainfall. once again, storm team 4 will be on top of this for you all night long. this all moves out overnight tonight. and tomorrow, i think we actually start off pretty nice. maybe a few clouds. pretty nice afternoon on

they were today. tomorrow high of 90. most of you in the suburbs in the upper 80s still hot but not too bad out there. speaking of not too bad, how about beautiful? couple of beautiful days. let's attack a look at them. friday, saturday, sunday, still hot. 89 on saturday. 92 sunday. sunday comes another front, bringing a chance of storms and look at this. 80s. beautiful 80s, low humidity. nothing but sunshine. you guys are going to like me next week. >> really? okay. let's hope. sounds good, doug. tragedy on the tracks. horse races in the wrong direction at full speed. that accident sparked an investigation by the news 4 i-team. years later, see what they found and how it's impacting safety. federal program meant to help some of our poorest children. but now federal government is

claiming that some teachers in the prince george's county school system abused those children. now the sc h one day, history was made.

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now at 6:30, accusations of abuse and neglect in a local head start program. now the government says it's

employees were not doing what was in the initial recommendations. >> concerns off the track uncovered by the i-team's three-year investigation. new help on the way for people impacted by that devastating flood in ellicott city. decision today that will provide millions of dollars for recovery. meal at a restaurant ends with a 55-year treasure lost in the trash. what an employee did to go above and beyond to find it. preschoolers punished, humiliated. some say forced to hold heavy boxes over their heads. another forced to mop up his own urine. now the program is not going to be getting some money from the federal government. bureau chief tracee wilkins joins us live with what that means. >> reporter: in this report, one of the teachers was allowed to return to school and a mother actually had to take out a stay

from coming back. ceo is saying that this is the kind of behavior that they try to stomp out but there is obviously still work that needs to be done. >> we still have some people that we haven't gotten clear to. >> reporter: that was made clear after abuse and neglect allegations about the head start program. >> i expect our employees to behave appropriately and when they don't i'll deal with them appropriately. >> reporter: the $6 million grant is being pulled that funds the 9 million students who use the program. in a letter it stated one child a 3-year-old at winship was forced to mop his own urine when standing in his wet clothes. the teach

photos and texted his parents saying he had the nerve to smile about mopping, too. lol. he worked that mop, though. at langley mccormick elementary school in langley park acres 5-year-old child left the program and went home crying. according to the report the child was unsupervised for approximately 50 minutes and the head start program did not know where she was for approximately 75 minutes. review of an area map determined the child needed to cross at least one street to reach her home. this mornither, who spent the d trying to register her son for head start says she is going somewhere else. >> you trust the school system with your child's safety during date and don't want to hear your child is being abused. it's sad to me. and the county doesn't do enough when it comes to the children and their education. >> reporter: ceo says that he met with employees with the prince george's county head start program.

they heard what their co-workers had been accused of. on august 29th head start program will be starting as expected in prince george's county. federal officials say they're dedicated to funding it somehow. what that is going to look like, we don't know. i'm tracee wilkins. back to you in the studio. >> tracee, thank you. >> city offairfax has a new mayor, steven stombres was sworn into office today. a former three-term city council member in fairfax, serving as interim mayor until a special election can be held next february. the mayor's seat is empty following the resignation of scott silverthorn, who was arrested in a drug for sex sting. family of a major civil rights activist is asking president obama for a posthumous pardon. in the u.s., he is best known for advocating that black americans go back to

known as garvey-ism. garvey was convicted of mail fraud in 1953. critics say his prosecution was racially motivated and meant to discredit him. now garvey's family is asking the president to exonerate him. new at 6:00, congress is asking questions about where your tax dollars went regarding our investigation into charity planet aid. we first told you about the federal government's relationship with the controversial group in may. tisha is here with the latest developments. >> betty mccollum from minnesota issued these two letters, requesting federal investigation of planet aid by the inspector general for the u.s. department of agriculture. we first showed you how the usda allocad

charity. when our reporting partners went to africa, they told us they were unable to find many improvements that the charity claimed to have accomplished, installing hundreds of water pumps and distributing thousands of pigs and goats. representative mccollum urged investigators to begin an immediate and thorough investigation into planet aid and its possible misuse of federal funds after journalists have found evidence that suggest planet aid may have failed to fulfill its contractual obligations especially since the contracts being perform are intended to meet the food security needs of some of the poorest people on earth. in response, planet aid told us in a statement the reporting was inaccurate and they are confident that an investigation will reveal these allegations to be false. planet aid takes its fiduciary responsibilities very seriously. as recipients of u.s. government grants, planet aid is subject to regular oversight by its donor

cooperates fully with that process. we follow strict compliance measures to ensure that our finances meet or exceed those high standards. over decades of working with the u.s. government, we have never had any problems. the usda's foreign agricultural service also just told us while our own oversight did not identify any major issues with planet aid's project, it will take the allegations very seriously. tisha thompson, news 4 i-team. >> you can see the full investigation into planet aid on the nbc washington app under investigation. a trashed treasure. and an ending no one expected after a local couple married 55 years lost their wedding ring during dinner. plus a financial boost to help businesses rebuild in the wake of that terrible flooding in ellicott city. potential for flooding tonight. flash flood watch in effect for most of the area, tracking

a little stronger. we'll update you on what to expect the restf the evening o

hoping to free up $5 million. $.5 million was approved. governor hogan is asking for another $2.5 million out of the state's catastrophic events fund. northern virginia restaurant workers helped to reunite a man with a lost wedding ring that he had been wearing for 55 years, cafesano. during dinner he told the manager he lost his ring, somehow tossed it in the trash when he was drying his hands. the manager and another worker jumped into action 19-year-old staffer christian rosa took the trash out back and picked through it all until he found the

>> we found the ring. he actually took his time, you know, to find the ring. we make this couple very happy. >> restaurant workers say finding that ring was their reward. as you can imagine, the couple did did leave a little something for them. there was a wrong-way horse on a track.

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investigation. >> horse racing means big bucks in our region. 'different kind of jockeying happening off the track. scott mcfarland reveals a beautiful sport is suffering from ugly disputes behind the scenes. >> they head up to the top of the stretch. >> reporter: race four in charleston, west virginia, began as so many races do. >> they're off and racing. >> juch out of the gate and quick push for inside position. >> loose horse on the track. >> s with a disaster. horse stumbled, then mid race began galloping full speed in the wrong direction, colliding into frisky dixie near the turn, fracturing a shoulder and had to be euthanized. the jockey survived. >> asked the horses to pull up. >> reporter: managing horse races at charleston. >> the

there was the race not being watched live by folks not under our employ. >> reporter: he is referring to the stewards, state racing officials who monitor every race at charlestown. new safety recommendations were issued by an investigator hired by the west virginia racing commission formally recommended stewards begin watching every race live out on the railing with binoculars, ensuring they have a wider view of what's happening on the track rather than strictly on a tv monitor inside the booth. >> their employees were not doing what was in the initial recommendations. to our knowledge right now, no, they're not. >> reporter: in the 18 months since, news 4 i-team visited multiple times to see if those changes had been made and each and every time we checked we saw all the stewards still watching from inside. none of them out on the rails. when we asked the state racing commission to sit down for an interview to explain why, they declined issuing only a

communication with the other two stewards reduces reaction time in the event there is a problem on the track. this is delayed if a steward is out on the rail, viewing the race. our investigation found this is one of several disputes between the state racing officials and the people who run the tracks. they're also disagreeing over who is allowed to race here. including scott lane. in january 2014, in the seventh race -- >> and they're off and racing in the seventh. >> his horse, diplomatic gal, bolted out of the gate. >> something has gone wrong there with diplomatic gal. >> but never made it to the finish line, the horse broke down and had to be euthanized later. state racing commission investigation said lane showed lack of candor in false statements, that his horse had finished presafety workout. lane's horses have, quote, a history of breaking down in

they say you have too many horses dieing in too short a period of time. >> eh, i mean, in all honesty, the two horses that broke down one night and then the next night -- one was a fluke and the other one, you though, i still blame on the bad track. it was frozen that night. >> reporter: lane told the i-team he didn't lie about skipping diplomatic gal's workout that day. he called it a miscommunication. the state did eject him from racing again at charles town for a while. in summer 2015, west virginia racing commission allowed scott lane to return. >> we took a step as a track to eswrekt him. we didn't think that this individual should be racing at our property. >> within two months another of his horses was pulled from the race and taken from the track in a van. track managers told the i-team the horse has never returned to charles town. do you know how many horses you've had die during or after a race here? >>

>> reporter: our view of state racing commission records found five of his horses broke down in one year, three of them in a one-month span in 2014. records show he had a total of 13 horses in his operation at the time. >> actions not of our own, he's back racing again and that's frustrating. >> racing commission's job is to oversee and regulate both thoroughbred and greyhound racing and in that role will likely make some derges determ that might not always please everyone. scott mcfarlane, news 4 i-team. >> we have his first story up for you on the nbc washington app under investigation. even though it may not feel like it outside right now, this is a weather alert day. mainly because of what's coming down the pike. >> yes. could be some stormy weather tonight, doug? >> already seeing stormy weather in parts of our

let's show you the radar and show you what's happening right now across our region. heavier storms are starting to develop now. look at this storm. really starting to kick off a lot of lightning here, strong storm around frederick. that one starting to die off. we are looking at this storm right here. strongest storm from hagerstown to martinsburg. very strong storms, very heavy rain. could be some wind associated with these. right down toward the martins burg area, back down toward winchester. seeing a line fwining to develop now. and we also see potential for heavy rain. we have that flash flood watch in effect. wider view showing not just one system here but more rain back to the west. this could be a fairly rainy night. it's going to take a lot of rain in a short amount of time. so, doe

for 12 hours. it's really what's going to be what happens with these thunderstorms that move through. that's the biggest storm impact tonight. high winds will be an impact. not too worried about hail. we could see that. it is going to be that heavy rain through this evening. tomorrow a lot better. tonight, heavy rain right around 8:00 in the district. 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 is what i'm thinking there. 11:00, some showers and they'll start to move out. tomorrow, nicer day. high temperatures around 90 degrees. not a bad idea to get lunch outdoors especially in the shade. beautiful tomorrow. we will be on the warm side. up to around that 90-degree mark around the region. next couple of days, 9 on friday, 89 on saturday. 92 sunday with a good chance of storms and then simply gorgeous monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. finally. sports coming up next. didn't mean to point a

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hard to believe with the weather we've been having but time for some football. >> redskins are happy to be back home. kind of like katie ledecky, sleeping in their own beds tonight, huh? >> absolutely right. players happy to be here in ashburn. they've been in richmond since july 27th. after that walk-through practice monday, i don't even think the guys sh

right back here to ashburn. first day of practice following training camp for the redskins kicks off just after 1:00 this afternoon here for the fellows. first practice following a grueling training camp schedule. wide receiver jameson crowder practiced today. he told me achds he will definitely play against the jets this weekend. as for his teammates, first cuts don't come until august 30th. plenty of young players trying to impress this coaching staff. veterans were just thrilled to be back home with their families, following camp. >> great to be back with my family, great to be back here, home away from home. got the chef downstairs who is outstanding, new locker room. training staff. kind of all the amenities of home. >> definitely feels good to be back around your family and be back home safe. >> great feeling, especially seeing my daughter right now.

stage where she's starting to crawl, pick herself up, starting to eat soft foods. i missed a lot of that. i get to catch up on it all. it's great to be home. >> it feels so good, man. josh this, josh that. peace and quiet. get my work done. don't have to worry about it. just be one of the guys. it feels good. >> you can watch the redskins take on the jets on comcast sportsnet and cozy tv. kickoff is set for 7:00 pm this friday night. plenty of reaction after the olympics on nbc 4. moving on to the baseball diamond nationals taking on the colorado rockies. stephen strasburg was on the mound. worst outing of the season. there were some positives for the nationals. jayson werth extended his nationals on-record base streak to 45 games. plenty of

strasburg in this one. bottom of the first, rockies, up a run with the bases loaded. geraldo parra. two runs score easily. go ahead and give parra a three-run double. he clears the bases. colorado is up 4-0. later on in the inning, more trouble for strasburg. you know it's bad when the opposing pitcher is raking against you. john gray with his first career double. 9 runs allowed for stephen strasburg today, lasting just 1 2/3 innings. there were some positives. this, good to see. bryce harper keeps on hitting. in the fifth, down 9-4. harper sends this ball to deep center. second deck. two-run shot. 2 st home run of the season for harper. nationals trail right now 12-9. that game is in the ninth i

statue of papi. if you want to take a picture, you can walk. go ahead. >> over on the nbc washington app, nbc washington.com, john thompson iii gives news 4 cameras new john thompson jr. athletic center, taking us inside construction of the facility. find out one thing big john wanted in this building. just search georgetown. one note on the olympics, usa men's basketball team taking on argentina right now up 20. that game is in the third quarter with quarterfinals matchup. redskins will have their annual high school coach's clinic tomorrow on news 4 at 5:00 and 6:00 tomorrow. >> and that game is on friday on csn. right? >> yes. comcast sports net, cozi tv. >> cozi as well.

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