now at 121:00, young black men in handcuffs for selling water. the pictures sparking outrage. >>

baseball field shooting, a message from matt mika's family. and a woman speaking about the rape she survived years ago and the suspect that is still out there. >> if i can help them not feel ashamed, it's worth it. first tonight, dc lawmakers question u.s. park police over some pictures being shared on social media tonight. >> that's right those pictures show three young black men in handcuffs on the national mall. take a look at this, they were apparently out there selling bottled water in the heat without a permit. tonight people are asking why that was serious enough for officers to bring out handcuffs. >> we spoke to the man who took the pictures, what have you learned on the mall? >> reporter: good evening, the teens tell us they did not have the proper

bottled water, but they questioned why they were put in handcuffs. >> they sell water on the national mall outside of a smithsonian museum. >> $1 ice cold water. >> vincent said he is making a honest living, except there is one problem, he and his friends don't have a vendors permit to sell. >> why are you out here today know you're selling without a permit? >> trying to get my kids pampers and stuff. >> park police confirm they handcuffed and detained three teenagers and one consult in the area of 12th street and

they wu they were let go with a warning. >> it was obviously a racial disparity in how they are treating these young men and other men we see on the mall. >> officers placed the teens and another man in handcuffs for the safety of the officers and individuals. today charles allen sent a let tore u.s. park chief questioning the use of handcuffs by officers that were not in uniform and said "i can't help but think the reaction by the same officers might have varied if different children had set up quaint hand-painted lemonade stand on the same spot. >> you can read the council letters. as for what is happening out here, dc delegate eleanor homes alsoments an explanation from the park police. i'm

>> a little rain to deal with before we can really start the weekend. >> what is this about adjusting the time of the rain? >> yeah, still going out get out of here in time for you to enjoy your saturday. the rain is moving into parts of the shenandoah valley. nothing in the dc area right now, just warm and humid across the region. here is the remnants. look at the swirl down here to the south. this rain, a lot of flash flooding back here, the heaviest rain in the northwestern zones. there is really not a lot behind this. once it moves through that is it and we're looking at what could be a nice weekend and wait until you see what we have next week. i'm taking you hour by hour with the rain, too. we'll see glow a minute. >> a lobbiest that was shot and wounded at

practice last week is out of the hospital tonight. earlier we showed you the picture of matt mika with nationals outfielder jason werth. now his family says he has been discharged from the hospital. saying we're truly grateful for the compassionate and world class care provided by the doctors and nurses and team at george washington. and we will never forget to continue to be grateful for the heroism of the capital police. steve scalise is now the only victim left in the hospital, he moved out of intensive care today. police are trying to get to the bottom of why two men were found dead this morning blocks away from each other. police say it looks like one of the men shot himself and they believe the two scenes are related. jackie benson

>> this is the first homicide incident in hyattsville in 2017. the yellow crime tape arounds these apartments around 10:00 this morning. gunshots were reports from here and minutes later from a second location on 48thth. >> this was an isolated incident between parties that appeared to know each other. >> they have a very low rate of violent crime. >> contacting prince george's county police and they are treating it as a domestic situation. >> they are helping that friends and relatives will be able to give them information to piece together to figureout this happened. jackie benson, nbc

surveillance video from a crash that injured two police offic s officers. a judge will decide if there is enough evidence for this case to move forward. the crash happened on june 8th. they say the man was smoking marijuana at a club that night. one of the officers is still in the hospital and will need rehab to relearn how to walk. >> a viewing funeral is sent tomorrow for former dc council member jim graham. friends, colleges, and former constituents came back to pay their respects. he served on the council from 1995 to twi2015. he was known for his famous bowties. he died of

johnny depp is saying he is sorry for explosive comments he made about president trump. here is what he told people in the uk last night. >> when is the last time an actor assassinated a president. >> he said he made a bad joke in poor taste and the comments didn't come out the way he wanted. he was trying to be funny and didn't intend to harm anyone. white house press secretary sean spicer says the lack of outrage is troubling but there was a huge backlash on social media. we are just a week away from the deadline that senate republicans set for themselves to vote for a health care bill and the g.o.p. is facing desengs in t -- decention in the ranks.

drawn. >> all day, all night -- >> republican senators under fire at home today. >> senators, do the right thing, show up and give us health care. >> the senate republican health care plan finally released, democrats are trying to keep up the pressure. thousands of people will die. >> tonight, a blow to the people's chances. dean heller saying she a no. >> in this form, i will not support it. >> he says the cuts to medicaid goo too far. he is joining four conservatives that say it is not far enough. >> they're four good guys, four friends of mine, i think they will probably get there, we'll have to see. >> on capitol hill, signs there is room to negotiate. mark meadows ran a

revolt in the house. >> are we on mystic we can get amendments, yes. >> a long of people including the aarp who say it will cut coverage for mills. >> these sort of services are not available to me in the future. >> it is passed in no significant way and they just don't have the public support. >> metro measured an apology today for the major meltdown that happened on the redline this morning. it came two days before service cuts and a fare hike. it started running during the morning rush during two sections. look at this crowd, the sidewalks were swamped outside of a

they say that arching insullators caused by heavy rain caused the incidents. >> to have hundreds of people up on the sidewalk, it is a flatout lie. don't lie to the people. >> new details on the fare increases in the nbc metro app. the changes take effect on sunday. the national park service is jumping into a project that could improve the view at the world war two memorial. they will train the rainbow pool so they can replace the fixtures with high efficiency lighting. honor flights transporting veterans to see the memorial. he would say

>> he had multiple victims and was never caught. >> he changed my life in bad ways, but in good ways. it made me stronger and more of a fighter, i think. >> her message for him, next.

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river rapist. even though his dna was found at the scenes, he was never caught. >> he knew that, you know, i was there and he knew there were children there, and i just remember saying don't wake or hurt the babies. >> kelly was an 18-year-old college student baby sitting three small children at a home in germantown when her attacker broke in, put a blanket over her head, and brutally raped her. >> he tied my hands behind by back with my ankles. he said he was talking to her and he knew he was watching her. he would say things like was that your boyfriend that was here, and he said why weren't

>> he didn't just leave the house, she could hear his fo footsteps on the floor walking around and he even went to the refrigerator. >> i remember just taking these found cords that were doubled, tripled, i don't know how many talks around me, and i felt like super woman. i ripped the cords, i used my face to get my shirt off of my head, and i got up and ran. >> when police got there, he was gone, he ran into the wooded area behind the house and vanished in september of 1991, he would become known as the potomac river rapist. he is linked to ten assaults in the area. kelly was the second and youngest victim. >> it changed my life in bad ways, but it also made me stronger and more of a gh

i think. >> she is a wife and mother of three small children and a nurse and she is sharing her story hoping to reach other victims of rape. >> if they can hear my story and if i can help them not feel dirty or ashamed, then it is worth it to me now. >> she looks forward to the day the rapist would be locked up. >> if he was arrested, i would be right there, he has no control over me any more. >> darcy spencer news four. >> a developing story in london now, hundreds of people forced out of their homes after five high-rise apartment buildings had to be evacuated because of fire safety concerns. they have some of the same materials blamed for the fast moving fire that killed 79 people in west london last week. about 800 people now are being relocated. the work is expected to take about three weeks.

helping to clean up the tornado damage in alabama. it tore through the berming hamm area yesterday damaging homes and businesses including a liquor store that was basically blown away. this was all related to stop really storm cindy and what is related to that storm system is still impacting a lot of people tonight, and it's affecting us, too, isn't it, todd? >> yeah, right now, giving us a strong wind, we're seeing winds gusting up to 20 miles per hour and it is very warm and humid right now. tropical feeling occupant there. let's look at what is happening in our area currently. all right, 84 degrees. winds from the south at 39 miles per hour. the rain

here, notice where the rain is, still dry everywhere, but it will start moving in. frederi frederick, martinsburg. not nearly as much here, but this is what is coming and there are a lot of warnings here. in this entire area. we got into nice weather. this is feel weather. you see showers around the dc metro area, but the bulk of the heavy rain back to the west. it comes through and it fades out before it even gets here. i was thinking an inch of rain, maybe a quarter of an inch at most. this is at 6:00 a.m. w

expect to see it here. by 100 it is out of here. high temperature tomorrow up to about 89 degrees. warm and humid, but lower lu humidity in the afternoon. the pool forecast, it looks great tomorrow, 83 at 11 a.m., 88 at 5:00. the bay will be warm and breezy. 85 on your sunday. then we start to get our heat wave moving bang in here. then we get into real heat, the second big tyke heat wave. and just like a normal summer day, a ce

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fruition tonight. the mark reached 20 tonight. they are all hoping that you could keep them out of the history books, and that hope faded fast. it came in the blink of an eye. the birds gave up four runs in the first baltimore gave up three home runs. the rays win 51-5. it has been 93 years since a team has been this bad. >> steven strausburg, all bryce harper could do was watch. the reds take a 4-0 lead before the nats

that lasted all of the way to the seventh. his second homer of the game completing the round. the longest single you have ever seen, walk off status. >> the 2017 draft started tonight. the caps traded this year's first round pick to the st. louis blues for defenseman devin shattenkirk. >> the caps reupped tj oshie for 2025. he is now haoff the market withn eight year, $26 million deal. by signsing him to a longer

leading goals last season. they find greg car who goes overboard. that is a play you can only see in the arena league. finds 305 pound troy nixon, baltimore wins 51-41. >> and mike eagle out tonight for his father's funeral. 222 points here, links up 11christie with a sweet move bringing the mystics to within eight. they can't complete the rally though, washin f

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