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concert has helped us honor american heroes and this year was no different. and loved onesonor the memory of a local teen whose life was cut short far too soon. you know, for nearly three decades, the memorial day cons certificate h concert has helped honor those that we have lost. more on the concert in a moment. but first, storm team 4 meteorologist somara theodore with your forecast. >> we're going to get sunshine that moves in but first we have to make it through the rain on the radar. we have showers coming down. this is in frederick county and it's flowing from west

it clips portion of northern montgomery county. spotty showers. as we head through the evening, temperatures stay in the 60s. by 6:00 a.m., temperatures around 67. muggy at 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 76. we're going to warm up quickly tomorrow and we're talking about sunshine and temperatures in the 80s. more on that later on. leon, back to you. >> you've got it, somara. darcy spencer is live at the memorial concert. the rain didn't stop anything, did it? >> reporter: it sure didn't. we saw people out here with umbrellas and ponchos but a few raindrops were not going to keep people

♪ god bless america >> reporter: the national memorial day concert in its 28th year honoring those who paid the ultimate sack vi fis for freedom. >> i'm a vietnam veteran. i thought the concert was absolutely phenomenal. ♪ >> reporter: the pbs production broadcast live was shown to troops serving all over the world. it was an emotional event with real stories of soldiers and their families. >> i loved it. it was great. touching stories, too. >> reporter: the concert featured patriotic music and there was a touching tribute to the tuskogee airman. many stayed on the west lawn of the capitol despite the threat

disappointed. >> we're just so in awe of our servicemen and their families and for what they have given to us. >> very moving. it reminds me of the stories my father told me. he served in world war ii. >> reporter: now, there is a big memorial day parade tomorrow here in the area of the national mall. the parade gets under way at 2:00 tomorrow. be prepared, some of the road closures start as early as 9:00 tomorrow morning. back to you. >>ha you soon. well, it started with humble beginning and just 2500 riders. now, 30 years later, rolling thunder draws hundreds of thousands of motorcyclists into d.c. their mission is to honor veterans and remember those still missing in action. >> my dad is

wall. so i make it aoint to come here every year and stuff. he was actually killed in vietnam. this is my tribute. my way of giving him respects. >> it's estimated that there has been more than 80,000 unaccounted for since world war i. and hundreds of motorcyclists hit the streets in prince george's county. spectators lined the streets in ft. washington toheer them on. we have a listing of the events for tomorrow. open up your nbc washington app and search memorial day. it was a tragic end to the school year at glenn par high school. tonight, loved ones remember norman white. he was 17 years old and died on a car crash on his way home from workhis morning. >> 51! 51! 51! >> they were chanting 51, the number of white's football jeey

a way of coming together and supporting his family. >> we feel love for his parents and mom and coach hayes and the football team because it hurts. i wanted to bring the whole school together. >> white was killed on tuesday after losing control of his car near clinton. prince george's county police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened that night. they want anyone with any information to give them a call. a man in rural mississippi who allegedly went on a deay shooting rampage says he didn't mean to take the life of a sheriff's deputy. the suspect telling a reporter he doesn't deserve to live after what he did. a total of eight people died during today's shooting spree. dan has the details. >> reporter: there was a dispute that ended in gunfire.

saturday night, investigators say a sheriff's deputy was called to a domestic dispute in lincoln county, about 75 miles west of shack son. when the deputy arrived, he was shot and killed. the suspect drove to two more homes and killed four more people before being apprehended. the suspect talked to a local newspaper after his arrest. >> was having a conversation with her stepdad and my wife about taking my children and somebody called the office. >> reporter: moments later, he revealed his motive. >> suicide by cop was my intention. >> reporter: a reporter who spoke to him says it was surreal. >> i'm not a psychologist but he knew what he had done and was not afraid to talk about it. >> reporter: in all, eight people were killed including a six-year veteran of law enforcement.

stepdaughter was married to him, was in one of the homes when the shooting occurred. >> he killed everyone in the house. >> reporter: godbolt said he suffered a gunshot wound and was taken to a nearby hospital before being transported and he was asked what's next. nbc news. liberty park. down in the water. >> calls for help as a celebration of service suddenly turned into a tragedy. a navy s.e.a.l. died today while jumping in formation. his parachute did not work correctly. it was part of new york's fleet week. at least three navy ships from virginia were there for the celebrations. "the washington post" reports today that some lawsuits have been settled regarding a train filled with smoke at the

years ago. one woman died and more than 80 others were injured. metro is blaming an electrical malfunction. it's time for a staff shakeup at the white house. trump is frustrated by his team's response to the controversy and he's lashing out at a familiar target. the president accused the, quote, fake news media of criticizing his tweeting to hide the true from the american people. hans nichols has more. >> reporter: president donald trump returning home late last night and wasting no time to go on offense this morning. "it is my opinion that many of the leaks coming out of the white house are fabricated lies by the fake news media." his son-in-law and senior adviser is a major focus. "the washington post" saying on

russian ambassador for a secret communications channel in december. kushner's lawyers say he's willing to speak with investigators. john kelly insisting that kushner did nothing wrong with russia. >> i don't see any big issue here relative to jared. i think anytime you can open the lines of communication with anyone, whether they are good friends or not so good friends, is a smart thing to do. >> reporter: former director of national intelligence james clapper asked on "meet the press" about kushner's reported contacts with the russians. >> just from a theoretical andpoint, i will tell you that my dashboard warning light was clearly on and i think that was the case with all of us in the intelligence community. >> reporter: the white house bracing for a long-term legal and media battle. today, the president's attorney marc kasowitz was at the white house seen talking to ivanka trump and the president is

shakeup, stripping sean spicer of his on-camera briefing duties and giving them to sara huckabee sanders. the trump team is on offense about the disosure of classified information including the name of the manchester suicide bomber which angered theresa may. >> i believe when y leak the kind of information that is routinely leaked, the high, high level of classification, was darn close to theresa. >> reporter: trump still trying to find a replacement for james comey from the fbi. a boy begins to walk away at a water slide but it's what happened just seconds earlier for that boy that you've got to see to believe. and d.c. pole teaming up with a local high school. why their

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i want to warn you, this is disturbing. this water park opened up just for the season yesterday when a 10-year-old boy skidded off and across the concrete. the child was treated at the hospital and released. one tough kid. he's okay. back in northern virginia now, an try trump protesters took their messages to the president's golf club today. his club is hosting the national. protesters say they are skeptical and say they are worried about the president's potential ethical conflicts. >> he and his family continue to make money off of his position in the white house, which is wrong. >> president trump has said that his business holdings are in a trust run by his children. demonstrators are hoping that trump

today. hundreds of people came out to place roses near the graves of fallen troops. the rose laying was one of 17 similar ones across the nation. organizers say this is meant to remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. the d.c. police department is building up their ranks while bolstering trust in the communities that they serve that they are reaching out to students dreaming of a future in law enforcement. nbc's anne thompson takes us inside the d.c. police academy for you. >> reporter: this is not your typical field trip. high school students at washington, d.c.,'s department of forensics lab, learning how to investigate crimes and looking for clues to their future. they are students at anacostia's public safety academy, where 20% of the violent crimes occur in the ci.

she always said just because you come from the hood doesn't mean you have to stay in the hood. >> reporter: along with a high school degree, he gets six community college credits and the chance to become a metropolitan police cadet. >> i want to be an fbi agent. >> and the cadet program is the first step? >> yep. >> reporter: a cadet earns $33,000 a year and an associate's degree paid for by the department. >> everybody is on the same page with the packet. >> reporter: this woman runs the academy grounded in reality. >> some students have either been stopped by police officers getting off the metro, walking home so we try to tackle what they believe the issues are. >> reporter: police shootings n nationally made this girl suspicious. >> i felt annoyed by their presence at one time but now i understand why they do the things that they do. >> reporter: it works both ways. >> you do get a sense of what some of the

anytime that we can relate better with our kids here in the city, it's good for both of us. >> reporter: newsham wants kids to come from the neighborhoods that they patrol. >> i want to be the person who stops them from getting arrested again. >> reporter: making their neighborhood a better place to live and a career for themselves. anne thompson, nbc news, washington. star gazers in north dakota were treated to a stunning light show this weekend. take a look at this. a photographer from bismarck took 500 pictures and created this time-lapse video. the aroar ral aurora borialis. >> we didn't see anything like that today in our

we saw raindrops and cloudy conditions. right now, it's still damp out there depending on where you live. in the district, we've settled down. we are seeing some rain showers coming down out towards frederick county and it's going to clip northern portions of montgomery county. damascus, you'll probably hear pitter patter areas, pretty dry. overall, maybe a few sprinkles and that's about it. so let's take our time. 3:00 a.m. in the morning, you can see the model initializing the rain on the radar. that's going to contie to push out north. and then as we head into monday morning, notice we're pretty dry. we even got some clearing behind us. we could see patchy fog overnight. we'll get to that. we're yi

better than the last couple of days. by monday evening, we should get sunshine in here. but it's short lived because by tuesday, we have another disturbance. for now, we start off tuesday morning with cloudy conditions and by the afternoon we could see some showers and spotty storms developing on tuesday evening. i'll keep my eye on that. maybe you're headed to the beach. here's your forecast. best day to go, monday. degrees. early a.m. showers but by the afternoon, we should have sunshine setting up along the coast. current temperatures aren the 60s. the reason i'm pointing this out is because it has a lot to do with our chances of seeing fog. i'm going to pick gaithersburg. that's the current temperature. let's match that up with the dewpoints. 62 degrees in gaithersburg. the closer the numbers are together, the higher chance of fog. so be careful on the roads. for your memorial d

waking up to temperatures in the 70s. by lunchtime, in the 80s. it's going to be pretty warm. if you're planning the next couple of days outdoors, i want u to notice that on tuesday i want you to get it done early. we saw a chance for showers. as we head into wednesday, possible thunderstorms in the afternoon, i'll keep my eye ona. thursday is going to be the quintessential day because it's going to be beautiful. speaking of outdoor activities today, some people were out there enjoying it. still ahead here, maryland making more history. the women's lacrosse team is in a tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies

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road trip tomorrow. but first, trying to complete the sweep, a world war ii veteran is warming up. he's quite the showman throwing out the first pitch. you've got to check this out. 110% a strike. what a stud. bryce harper getting the day off. bottom of the second, nats down 3-1. rbi single for goodwin. daniel murphy giving his approval. he takes this one into right-center. that brings in two runners, a two-run single for darnell and four innings and five strikeouts, ross is not the only one struggling bottom of the seventh, a chance to get the nats back in this but taylor goes down

but to houston we go. oth oriels with a streak. absolutely just crushes this ball to left. the ceiling well over the fence. a two-run shot and the oriels take the early 2-0 lead. but the astros get things going in the second. springer destroys this baseball. asher gave up two runs in the second inning. oriels lose their second straight. and then skip ahead, tied at five, seconds into the second half, maryland gets on the board. megan is out in front and scores. maryland

jen giles on the run. th ball is out to caroline steel. right place, right time. maryland now closing this one out. still, the closer, puts it at the back of the net. maryland wins it 16-13 from their third national title in four years. and tonight on "sports final," we go behind the scenes at redskins ota. kirk cousins talks about his contract situation but he talks about why the rookie jonathan allen loves more than just football. he's good at music, too. we have that coming up. 6m multitalented.

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it's a sound one virginia woman thought she'd never hear again. the beating of her mother's heart. now she has a teddy bear that play as recording of it every time she touches it. this man met barbara for the first time transplant community at falls church. roger is one of six people who received an organ from her husband who died in a car accident. >> i'm happy that these people are so well because if i can't have him, i'm glad he helped someone else. >> roger told us today that he's grateful to have the time to show his appreciation to barbara and the rest of her husband's family. that's a thoughtful gift. how about that? beautiful. all right. one last look at weather. >> tomorrow afternoon, you're good. we are going to be seeing some chances for rain earlier on monday. thursday, hands down, the best day on the board. sunshine and temperatures in the upper 70s. very

some unsettled weather so we'll be keeping an eye on that here in the storm team 4 weather center. >> allright. not too bad. survived today. that's it for our news tonight. stay right there. "sports final" is coming up next and wake up with us tomorrow at 4:27 a.m. [hissing] uh- i-

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