there he is. >> right now. a judge makes a decision about the man accused of bringing guns to the trop hotel. what the suspect will and will not do. >> new, secret service office ear tacked after conti

>> the district is going green to show solidarity with the world. how local leaders plan to fight climate change. good evening. a d.c. judge ordered release of the doctor accused of checking into the trump hotel here with guns in tow. but that move comes with some major conditions. >> our cameras were there when the doctor walked out of the courtroom. he has to temporarily give up weapons and avoid, a large area of the district of columbia. jackie benson was in court when the decision was handed down. jackie. >> she joins us live outside the court in northwest washington. >> this hearing actually went into the evening. the judge said that he found no legal basis to keep him in jail and order the doctor released until his appearance in federal court tomorrow afternoon. now, he will spend the n

pennsylvania emergency room physician, left the d.c. courthouse accompanied by his attorney neither man made a statement. moles is facing gun possession charges after police found an ar 15 rifle, handgun and 90 rounds of ammunition in his car at the trump hotel. when asked by a reporter if he had a message for his family. in d.c. court, magistrate said he found no legal basis to keep moles jailed until friday. but, the judge said he was concerned for the safety of moles and others saying -- the judge went on to say -- he is unable to take anti-psychotic medication. in the end the judge released moles on condition he stay away from the white house, the trump hotel and any weap

moles' attorney told the judge his client voluntarily agreed to give up the 20 or so weapons at his home in pennsylvania. obviously not going there tonight. live at d.c. superior court, jackie benson, news 4. >> thanks. all westbound lanes on icc near layhill road in silver spring are closed after a car and fedex truck collided causing the car to go up in flames. check this out. chopper 4 over the scene. half-hour ago. two taken to the hospital. one in serious condition. >> a man is arrested outside the white house. the secret service noticed the man pacing suspiciously. when an office ear proecr appron was detained. when he was placed in a squad car, he began hitting himself. as precaution take tine a local hospital. felony charges are

his release. >> paris lit up in green in honor of the historic climate accord. the district is joining cities around the country and world to show solidarity. leaders are pushing back tonight on president trump's decision to pull the u.s. out of that agreement. live at the wilson building with the d.c. may you're reaction. shomari? >> reporter: good evening the mayor says d.c. has responsibility to protect the environment. and strongly disagrees with president trump's decision. tonight, the d.c. mayor tells us john a. wilson building is going green in honor of the city's commitment to the paris climate accord. the global agreement to cut green hois guse gas emissions. the u.s. will pull out of the global deechlt. >> -- deal.

we will start to negotiate. we will see if we can make a deal that is fair. >> it is irresponsible to, to really turn your back on the greatest danger and threat facing our lives. >> tommy wells director of d.c.'s department of energy and environment. he explains the green move. >> the mayor is sending a strong signal standing with mayors across the united states. really in sol daerlt wiidarity world. we will not turn our back on our responsibility for mitigating global climate change. >> the president's decision fulfills campaign promise ending a major obama deal. today european leaders issued a joint statement saying the agreement cannot be renegotiated. d.c. is sticking with the agreement. and here's how. we will require renewable energy in city, deploy solar, more electric cars, continue to deploy great transit. >> now president trump says he is pulling out of the deal, pulled out because, he says it

u.s. economy. live here, shomari stone, news 4. just into our newsroom, motorcyclist died after crashing near a shopping plaza in alexandria. before 8:00 near telegraph road an bulah street. no vehicles were involved. there is a call on the trump administration to denounce called an uptick in racist incidents. congress woman sheila jackson lee of texas points to several cases including two local incidents. the noose found at the national museum, and the stabbing death of black student, army lieutenant at butbowie state. in a statement the congresswoman said this --

>> the noose was found on the floor of a gallery on segregation yesterday in front of a display of the kkk in the museum. words of hope for supporters today though. >> what i love is look at the faces. it is america at its best. unbelievably diverse. a group of people that help us remember what america can be. >> on another note, the museum says it cameras in the area where the noose was found, but they're not commenting on the images the cameras may, or may not have captured. congresswoman jackson lee calling on the department of justice to step in and investigate. at live des tik, leon harris. >> russian president vladamir putin backtracking abut meddling in the 2016 presidential election. in a surprising admission for the very first time, the russian leader suggested, russian hackers may have been involved. but as nbc's peter alexander reports now, putin says his government did not play

>> reporter: vladamir putin changing his tune back pedaling. putin acknowledging, private russian hackers not connected to the government could have been involved. if those hackers feel patriotic, put spin, says they may try to contribute to the fight against those who speak badly about russia. former acting cia director disputing putin's assessment. >> it is not really credible there are hackers independent of the russian government able to do what russia was able to do. >> it comes as trump consideration considers a a concession s the u.s. may return control of two luxury retreats near new york city and maryland. diplomatic compound the obama administration said were being used for intelligence related purposes. shutdown last december, to punish russia, for meddling in the election. >> if this is

reward, i think it really begs a lot of questions why on earth the trump administration would even contemplate such a thing. >> those seizures infuriating the kremlin. the russian baem seembassy warn the property wasn't returned asap we will take counter measures. the russia investigation is widening with reports that, nigel farage under scrutiny. farage denying any connection. fbi and congress are examining the campaign event last spring in washington to see whether mr. trump, senator jeff sessions and jared kushner met privately with the russian ambassador something they repeatedly denied. that was peter alexander reporting. nbc's megyn kelly is in russia tonight. she'll ask putin about the shift in an exclusive one-on-one interview. you can see her reporting on the premiere of sunday night with megyn kelly this sunday evening at 7:00 here on

>> we had a beautiful day today. let's ask doug, if we got more coming up. >> magic eight ball says yes. more over the coming days. a phenomenal afternoon on thursday. fantastic friday too. numbers today. high temperature. 85. 80 in frederick. i think we will see similar numbers tomorrow. maybe a degree or two cooler. but still a very nice afternoon. take a look at the headlines here. fantastic friday. continued warm through the weekend. and we'll be talking about weekend rain chances. one day better chance of rain than the other. unsettled next week. not all that bad. updated forecast. see you back here in eight minutes. >> thank you, doug. >> new at 11:00, former head of the naacp lets us know which small businesses should be paying $15 minimum wage. kicked off his campaign in baltimore as progresve

news 4s chris lawrence asked him how large a company has to be to pay a mandatory $15 an hour minimum wage. statutes varied. some 50. some plays 10. if you have more than 10 employees, certainly. >> also promised to push the purple line project over the finish line. >> there is a new leader for fairfax county public schools tonight. and it's a familiar name. scott braybrand is the superintendent in lynchburg before that a long career, wendy in fairfax county schools. >> the assistant superintendent, and principal at fairfax high school. selection will become final, pending a school board vote, scheduled for next week. karen garza resigned in september. >> details on the investigation into a missing veteran's body discovered in the parking lot of a va medical center. the i-team getting reaction tonighom

>> and hundreds of people sickened across the country, the role that backyard chickens could be playing in this outbreak? >> we've got that moment of truth tonight for a boy from our region competing to be the narrator: "the time is always right to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare.

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days. in the parking lot of the d.c. va medical center. >> our scott mcforland reports, the feds and investigators are looking into just what happened. >> his family says military veteran, never returned home from a treatment session, two weeks ago monday at d.c. va medical center. they say called the center to get help and search for the man. and for 36 hours they say no one found him until his sister drove to the medical center, searched the parking lot and herself, found the man's body in his car. in that parking lot. just outside the entrance. the man's death was confirmed by a police report and multiple sources, speaking with the news 4 iteam. new head of the medical center says the agency there its investigating what might have gone wrong. >> met with the veteran's sister that evening. expressed condolences on that. and reached out to her to see if she needed anything. >> we learned the u.s. house veterans affairs committee which has oversight has launched i

already under scrutiny. audit, scathing awed it was released last month. saying the medical center suffered supply shortages and using expired supplies. putting safety at risk. >> inova fairfax got a big infusion of cash to keep special forensic unit staffed 24/7. more than half million in grant money. four, full time nurses and two part time nurses. and treatment of sex assault and domestic violence. and inova fairfax had one full time sexual assault nurse examin examiner. >> having people here immediately in my experience at least, definitely increases the positive impact of their experience. and, increases in some cases, the chance that they, they will -- report, or tal

>> last year, 700 adults and children were examined in the sexual assault uniit. >> the centers for disease control its investigating eight different salmonella outbreaks in 47 states. so far, 400 people have become ill. the cdc blames it on backyard chickens. no deaths have been reported. but 71 people were sec enough to be hospitalized. most patients have been in contact with live poultry, the week before getting sick. keeping poultry as pets is a growing trend. d.c. mayor, ruffled a lot of feathers when she tried to ban backyard chickens in the district. citing health concerns, later pulled the bill. right now, two of the very best spellers in the entire country are neck and neck in the scripps national spelling bee here in prince george's county. unfortunately, our local speller, was eliminated in the rs

11-year-old its from howard county, maryland. he misspelled, tools, that's tules. which is land dominated by -- >> yeah. >> don't go there. >> we will go to my facebook page for the spelling and definition and country of origin. doug? >> is there all tnother pronunciation? >> no one in the newsroom. >> if it was 11, could have said that. >> they're amazing. >> really are. and they're so bright. it's, it's just really something. speaking of bright. the sun was bright today. want it bright tomorrow, all weekend long, what do you think? >> haven't had a great stretch of weather. >> not recently over the last month or so. looks like we will get one today. beautiful. yesterday, okay. now tomorrow is going to be fantastic. weekend looking

temperatures, sitting at 73 degrees in the city. and on the mild side. take a look at this. north wind at 5 miles an hour. look at the numbers. 73 in d.c. 63, and 57 in winchester. see what is happening here. get cooler towards the suburbs. why is it 70 in annapolis. takes longer to cool down towards the areas. and not going to see any rain. and way down to the parts of the southeast. we are not going to see anything in rn chances next few days. nice at the bus stop. nice for recess. and 76 degrees around noon. great day to get lunch outdoors. 83 degrees. kids coming home from the bus stop. tomorrow, fantastic pool day. yesterday we had a couple of the storms. great pool day. mo

and cooler today. could get on the breezy side. next couple days. take a look at the forecast. probably one of the warmest and nicest stretches we have seen. we have a good chance of storms coming in on sunday. 40% chance of storms. not a washout. don't cancel plans. great idea to download the washington app. get the latest radar there on the phone. 86 on sunday. 85, monday. monday, belttter chance of thunderstorm activity. chance of showers tuesday. the cool day. unsettled day. earlier, looked like unsettled most of the week. neck week. monday, tuesday. start to barack out. get back into the 80s. 80s looking good into next weekend. and 80, saturday. inland. beaches, thinking of hitting the beaches. tomorrow t. 75 at the beach. offshore flow.

onshore flow. saturday. jackets. sweat shirts. may need them along the boardwalk. little on the windy side. sunday. with a few more clouds coming in too. all and all. not a bad beach forecast. >> beautiful. stop being soggy. >> yeah. about time. >> time. >> thank you, doug. ahead, redskins head coach, jay grudin lov

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recorded second lowest era. that helps them sweep the they start with oakland. may a month to forget. won two of their last ten games. worked out some of the kinks. they started a series against the red sox tonight. only thing they like more, steam crabs, and home runs. the bird brought the latter. this is a trumbo jumbo. two run shot. adam jones making sure you saw that one. jonesy liked it so much. copied it. bottom six. os up 3-1. mr. jones, smacks the second homer in two games. tenth of the season. and, orioles take a 4-1 lead. later, jonathan scope, two, two out. scope hammers the ball to left. a three-run shot. orioles go on to beat the red sox. 7-5. >> organizedea

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with every rep he takes. every path. every, course that he takes at running back with protections and routes now. just natural to him. he can be a runner. he is gifted in the regard as far as finding holes and running through people. >> more good news from maryland lacrosse. winning the heisman of lacrosse. the first maryland men's player to win. 42 goals and 45 assist for terps. and on the women's side, it returns to college park. taking it home. becomes the sixth straight maryland women's player to win the award. huge congratulations goes to both. and right now, in game one of the nba final, the warriors all over the cavaliers. they lead by 21 in the fourth. >> all righty. >> might just be four game series. >>

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nbc 4s vice president of community affairs, donna weston, they were both honored tonight. we are so happy. they accepted the impact award last november, aaron slept on the streets of d.c. as part of the group's executive sleepout. >> that was awesome work he did. >> did a great job. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting

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