right now, our very first look at the men behind the london attacks. cellphone video catches them marching past a bar.

protesters clashed in portland, oregon. what has them so fired up. we have an opportunity to show solidarity and love over everything that is wicked, evil, and unjust. >> determined to stand up to hate. police in london now rounding up associates of the three men suspected of carrying out the deadly terror attack last night. now we're getting our first look at new cellphone video that shows the killers. nbc's richard engel recounts the agonizing eight minutes that left seven people dead. >> reporter: just before 10:00 p.m., a van began to speed across london bridge, jumping on and off the curb, swerving into pedestrians. coming to a halt on a street filled with bars and restaurants.

>> i thought it was a car crash, an accident. >> reporter: this group of lithuanian londoners out for a birthday celebration then saw three men jump out of the van that nearly hit them, armed with knives. >> i think the bar manager. >> he stepped in front of you? >> yes. >> reporter: this cellphone footage shows the men walking calmly through the market, looking for their next victims. >> i managed to run away from him. >> he was running after you? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams arrived quickly and in force, ordering bargoers to get down. within minutes, all three suspects were killed by armed officers. the vests the attackers were wearing, which looked like suicide bombs, turned out to be fake.

injured, many seriously. neighbors say the suspected attacker didn't stand out. isis has called on its supporters to carry out attacks just like this one during the muslim holy month of ramadan. last year isis put out a similar claim and ramadan turned out to be a very bloody month. we may not have seen the end of this, and not just here in london. richard engel, nbc news, london. >> team coverage tonight on the london attacks. president trump offered praise and sympathy after the tragedy but as kelly o'donnell tells us, the president also criticized the london mayor and pushed his own agenda. >> reporter: president trump's unconventional london response. sticking with his weekend routine. four hours at his virginia golf resort, spotted

champ peyton manning and tennessee senator bob corker. he had already offered the expected condolences. today the president tee'd off on twitter. point one, we must stop being politically correct regarding security for our people. point two, the president questioned the judgment of london's mayor, who described the city as among the safest. >> london has seen an increased police presence today, no reason to be alarmed. >> reporter: president trump seized on those last five years, after citing the casualties. the mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed. london's first muslim mayor, sadiq khan, and the president have tangle he can before, over the proposed immigration travel ban. that was point three. president trump tweeted after the attack, we need the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety. blocked by federal judges, the trump adminis

supreme court to permit enforcement of its 90-day hold on visas to six muslim majority countries. democrats call it discriminatory. >> there's really no evidence to suggest that by banning muslims or banning muslims from a particular set of six countries, that we would make ourselves here in the united states safer. >> reporter: some republicans, concerned about the specific ban, say the president has a point. >> we need to do a better job of vetting individuals who are coming from war torn countries into our nation. >> nbc's kelly o'donnell reporting there. d.c. mayor muriel bowser is tweeting which are condolences after the attacks in london. you can find more coverage of the investigation and a timeline of recent attacks in europe all on our nbc washington app. ♪ over the rainbow j m

emotional ariana grande paying tribute to the victims of last month's attack in manchester. pop stars like justin bieber and katy perry joined her onstage for an outdoor concert last night. ticket sales and donations raised tonight went to victims and their families. elsewhere, chaos developing tonight as pro-trump and anti-trump demonstrators clashed in portland, oregon. at least 14 people have been arrested. officers say a group of anti-trump protesters threw bricks at police. we're told trump supporters organized a free speech rally. counterdemonstrators got word and organized at least four opposing groups. >> we're not here to invite any opposition. they come here and they can just go have their own

do they have to bother us? >> this is my country! i'm native american, this is our land! >> as you can see, people got heated. police say the groups got along peacefully until later in the afternoon. closer to home, in prince georges county, a man riding a stolen motorcycle has died after being hit by a car full of teenagers. the crash happened saturday near route 202 in upper malborrow. state police say the vehicle tried to make a left turn and they hit the motorcycle. the teens are all okay. the biker, michael davis, was killed. police say the sports bike he was on was stolen from howard county. >> announcer: and now your storm team 4 forecast. it was a great day out there today. temperatures into the 80s. a lot of the area almost around 90 degrees. we had sunny skies, a good

a nice little breeze, holding out a chance to enjoy. a lot of rain in the forecast, a lot of it possible in our area, especially to the south. that's something we're going to continue to watch over the next couple of days. but we are going to catch some rain in the region. over i would say tonight and also tomorrow and also into tuesday and wednesday. again, we are wedged between two systems. our warm front to the north and an area of low pressure to the south. another area of low pressure will move into our region. that's going to bring some humidity. if you step outside right now, you may notice the humidity. the humidity increasing, the clouds increasing, rain chances increase through the day tomorrow. and a lot for the beginning of the workweek. we'll time it out for you coming up in a few minutes. standing in solidarity and marching against images of hate that are meant to divide and intimidate. people of all co

from different churches attended this rally against recent incidents involving nooses at museums and schools in our area. the group bringing a message of love and refusing to let hatred divide their community. they marched to a home in southwest d.c. where a noose was discovered on thursday, right across the street from an elementary school. >> we come praying not only for the house where the noose was hung but for the ground on which we stand. we refuse to allow hate to filter itself into the soil of hillcrest of washington, d.c. >> d.c. police chief peter newsham attended the vigil. he says the department is doing everything they can to find the people responsible. in maryland now, police say a man crashed, kept driving, and was just more than a mile away from his home when he died. officers in howard county found james clements

mt. airy. they say his cellphone was on the scene of the crash. they say he was riding a motorcycle at the time of the crash. no word on why the accident happened. do you have something damaging on our president? >> translator: well, this is just a load of nonsense. where would we get this information from? did we have a special relationship with him? >> russian president vladimir putin getting testy with megyn kelly during her exclusive interview that aired tonight. we got a chance to ask kelly about her impressions of the russian leader. >> for most of our discussions, he was, for lack of a better word, defensive about president trump's decision to bail out of the paris accords. president putin defended that. it was interesting to see how he thinks versus how

trump thinks. in some areas they have some similarities. >> you don't want to miss it. "sunday night with megyn kelly" airs right here on nbc 4. a history-making golf course in our area celebrating a special day. and why parents featured on "wednesday's child" with barbara harrison are about to make national news. you'll love this story. >> reporter: i'm darcy spencer in southeast washington where a neighborhood elected leader says he was roughed up by police. we have cellphone video and a response from police. end your weekend with a smile. one of the redskins' biggest or at least tallest additions joins the roundtable.

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new tonight, an elected d.c. leader says he plans to file a complaint against the city's police department. kendall simmons says he didn't do anything wrong, but an officer put him in handcuffs and even forced him to the ground friday night. news4's darcy spencer has the story and the response from police. >> relax. [ screaming ] >> reporter: cellphone video captured part of the encounter kendall sim

night. he says police officers roughed him after after stopping him for no apparent reason. >> they asked me do i have any weapons on me. i told them no. >> reporter: then he says things escalated. >> i tried to walk away. the officer grabbed me and slapped me to my head. >> reporter: simmons says he suffered a minor concussion, scrapes and bruises. he was released with no charges filed. they didn't find anything in the search. >> i do not know still to this day what i was being detained for. you know, i just don't know. i'm confused and i'm scared. >> i'm a commissioner of the neighborhood! >> reporter: this man says he saw it happened. >> kendall walked up and the police jumped out and was telling him, stop resisting. he never did anything. he was just walking up the street. >> reporter: this is simmons in january, sworn in as the elected anc advisory neighborhood commissioner. he says he works with youth in the community every

of my family, friends. you know, my mother, my niece, my nephew. >> reporter: d.c. police told news4 the incident is being investigated and they're reviewing footage from police body cameras. the officers involved are not facing disciplinary action. in southeast, darcy spencer, news4. d.c. mayor muriel bowser is going to follow the paris climate coordinate evaccord eve president trump pulled out of the deal. call this little guy determined. one little boy climbed into one of those claw arcade games at a hotel last night in hartford county, maryland. the problem was he couldn't get out. we're told he was stuck inside for 30 minutes until the machine's owner could get the key to the game and get the boy out. but he's okay.

where we got our first look today at the site of a big development deal. another part of wheaton will soon be filled with stores, office offices, and a park. this is the corner of grandview avenue and reedy drive. >> i like coming to groundbreaking ceremonies. we're not finished until we have a ribbon cutting ceremony. we will have a ribbon cutting ceremony. >> we're told this project should be done by 2020. the nation's oldest registered golf course for african-american women is right here in our area and reached a major milestone. the wake-robin golf club is celebrating its 80th anniversary. the club was founded in 1937. the mission is to encourage african-american women to take up golf. the group provides scholarships to college-bound minority students who have

themselves in golf, academics, and community involved. carol talks to a 99-year-old member there who has been in the club since the 1940s. she shows us how they're passing on the tradition to a new investigation, tomorrow on news for hnews4 at 5:00 with carol maloney. today's weather was perfect. can we get any better than this? >> maybe by the end of the next workweek, leon, we can get a little bit better. man, it was gorgeous today. unfortunately we've got rain in the forecast. it's not farwe away from us rig now. we've got rain to the north and rain to the south. we're wedged in between two systems. boy did we make out like a bandit today. humidity is moving in. when i came back inside for the 11:00 show, you could already feel that mugginess seeping in the air right now. that's only going to increase. you're definitelyoi

a little of the humidity. we've gone rain showers on monday, the heaviest rain will be to the south. we have rain chances at least until wednesday. i'm not convinced that thursday will be dry. current temperatures right now in the 70s. out in the shenandoah valley, down to the 60s. but it is a great evening out there. when you wake up tomorrow morning, temperatures will be right around 70 degrees. we're going to have some rain showers. but tune into chuck and sheena tomorrow morning, because they're mainly going to be south. south of i-66 in virginia, south of route 50 in maryland. closer to central virginia you are, the better chance you'll have to see heavy rain tomorrow morning. then it's going to start to creep to the north. we could have a few showers around the d.c. area and points north tomorrow morning. but again, the heaviest rain is going to stay south. right now we're clear. you can see maybe a few sprinkles trying to pass south over the mason-dixon line over pennsylvania. there's a warm front right there. we

maryland. but this is our next system. the upper level low is going to be moving out of tennessee and right into our area. it's bringing a lot of moisture with it. so it's bringing a lot of that moisture from the gulf of mexico, the humidity. we are talking about some heavy rain rates. again, that is really going to he set up fredericksburg and areas to the south. this rain is going to be filling in during the overnight and edging towards our area, towards daybreak tomorrow. 5:00 a.m., we're looking good tomorrow morning. but then we start to see that rain creeping in as we head through that morning commute. again, a few light scattered showers here. but the heaviest rain staying south of i-66. then as we head through the mid-morning, it starts to fill in. we could even have a few thunderstorms tomorrow. by the afternoon, everybody will start to see some showers. by the evening commute, definitely going to be a little on the wet side. temperatures in the upper 70s for daytime highs tomorrow. it will be muggy. heaviest rain stays to the south. with maybe an ite

thunderstorm or two. then that rain will move out of here. tuesday, we'll have sunshine. breezy, temperatures in the mid-70s. a chance of an isolated shower ear or there, especially in the afternoon. then as we head into wednesday, we'll go partly sunny as well. maybe a stray shower popping up. thursday, as i said, i'm keeping it cloudy. we'll have to see if we can maybe add a few showers, hopefully not. look at this, we've got a stretch of weather that's going to be nice towards the end of the workweek, friday, saturday and sunday, we've got some sunshine. then we head into the low 90s monday through wednesday of next week. leon? >> looking good. things not looking so good for the cleveland cavaliers. we'll get to that in a second. first, today's weather was perfect for folks in montgomery county who stopped by the taste of wheaton, right downtown. vendors made everything from barbecue chicken to an asian noodle salad. the festival happens once a year, it's bee g

years. lots of food and good times there. let's get to the nba finals. kevin durant and the warriors put the clevelandavaliers c ♪ kevin durant and the warriors put the clevelandavaliers c pro-tip. get these great smoked ribs. twenty minutes on the grill, they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? the best food at amazing prices, giant. the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone.

boom. the best food at amazing prices, giant. we're talking nba action, i'm sticking with my heart, not my head. not looking good. >> no. we've seen this before, though. two wins down, two wins to go in golden state. tonight, another blowout for the warriors, now another post-season win. warriors set a new playoff record, steph cuffy ready to go. you know these two always locked in. lebron james putting the cavs on early. lebron officially cleared for takeoff.

for king james. one problem, steph curry. check out steph taking lebron on a tour of the floor that gets the bucket. 32 points, 11 assists, ten boards for curry. fourth quarter, problem number two, kevin durant playing at his all world level, fouled, somehow still gets this to go, 33 points and 123 boards for durant. warriors beat the cavs, taking a 2-0 series lead. the nats were visiting the a's. bryce harper back from suspension, went 0-2 in three walks, two strike-outs. in the eighth, tied at three, until ryan zimmerman unloads on this baseball, a three-run shot tied for the lead with his 16th homer of the season, nats up 6-3. top of th

with two on takes this one opposite field into left. harper and zimmerman come in to score easy. nats take an 11-4 lead. bottom nine now, bases loaded. matt joyce takes this for a ride. the a's are now within one. dusty baker sticking with kelly two batters later, it pays off. nationals hang on to win a wild one, 11-10. let's head to nascar at dover international speedway in delaware. an interesting finish, a caution led to overtime. jimmy johnson takes over the lead from kyle larson. later in the lap, some trouble. a bunch of cars getting involved in this wreck. check out all this damage. the good news

he made it past the overtimeline, you see by the "e" in dover before the caution flag. that means jimmy johnson is your winner, his 11th career win for him. m haveore coming up on

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a maryland couple with a passion for helping kid will appear on "ellen" tomorrow. they're familiar to the nbc 4 family because they've adopted children through wednesday's child with barbara harrison. rob sheer grew up in the foster care system and is now raising four adopted children with his partner reese. their organization provides backpacks to children in d.c., maryland and virginia. samsung wants to help worle.

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