>> this is, essentially, a sentence that will result in the shooter in this case mr. -- and overseas today, wild protests at the g 20 summit, police unleash pepper spray and water cannons, as anticapitalist groups take to the street. storm team 4 is tracking some rain moving into our area and it could effect your commute this evening. but first our top story tonight at 5:00. the crimes brought back memories of the dc sniper case. we learned the man who committed them will die in jail. hello everybody, i'm jim. >> and i'm wendy. today he was sentenced to four consecutive life terms in montgomery county. he went on a two-day shooting spree across our area last year. he

including his wife and he wounded three others. news 4 dorsey spencer was in the courtroom along with family members who lost their loved ones. this was one of the shootings that happened at montgomery mall, as well, darcy. >> >> reporter: there was a lot of emotion today as you can imagine inside the courtroom when the judge handed down those maximum sentences, some of the victim families were crying. they were hugging, as well, knowing, as you said, this man will spend the rest of his life behind bars. his defense attorney went to great lengths to describe him as a good man who did a lot of things before those two days before he committed the crimes. prosecutors took exception to that, saying these crimes took a lot of planning. a 64-year-old former federal officer with a high security clearance turned vicious killer, described as smiling as he pulled the trigger, killing malcolm at montgomery mall and wounding two others, that

him from carjacking a woman. killing a 65-year-old nursing aide. she was an immigrant who worked long hours to provide for her family. he shot her at the giant in aspen hill. for these crimes, a judge sentenced him to four consecutive life terms, one of them with no parole. >> this is, essentially, a sentence that will result in the shooter, in this case, he'll die in jail. he will never walk the streets again. >> reporter: his attorney painted a picture of a good man who had two bad days, starting when he killed his wife. she said his downward started when his wife filed a restra restraining order against him. the wife pleaded for a long sent and the daughter told him he didn't deserve to ever get out of prison. the judge says his crime showed selfishness. >> he was planning and plotting what happened. his actual crimes took two days to accomplish, however,

planned, i think, and prepared for this for weeks if not months. so this was not two bad days in the life of a man. >> reporter: now, he was provided an opportunity to say something in court today at his sentence and say something to these families, he chose not to. through his legal team, he did express his regrets for these crimes. as he was walking away to the lock up area, i could see in his hand right behind his back he was clutching a small bible. reporting live from rockdale, darcy spencer, news 4. this is located in far western maryland and moving towards the southeast, a lot of lightning and heavy rain fall. no severe thunderstorm warnings with this line right now. as it passes over the mountains it will weaken. it's not traveling all that fast. at about 30 to 35 miles an hour. so we still have a few hours of dry time and some of us may not see rain tonight. i want to

this is going to be tricky, again, as it passes over the mountains it will likely slow down a little bit. based on the latest information as all else remains, moving into the area right around 8:00 p.m. and then if it holds together hitting fredericksburg at about 9:40, only a chance we see some showers here in the dc metro area tonight. 90 degrees right now. scattered showers will be later closer to 9:00, 10:00, and even 11:00. jim, i'll have the latest forecast for the weekend coming up in a little bit. >> we'll see you then. thank you. a former taeeacher's aide pleaded guilty to federal charges of child pornography. now he wants his state charges dropped. our news partner at wtop first reported this case. deon tae caraway saying he did not received a kwat representation and his rights have been violated.

he had to say and reaction from that judge. >> reporter: in a letter written directly to prince georges county judge, he says i feel that my lawyer is not representing me in my best interest. he goes on to say, his right to a speedy trial has been violated and writes i have not signed any sort of paper waiving his right to a speedy trail. he says these are grounds for allstate charges against him to be dropped. he's looking at spending 100 years in federal prison after he pleaded guilty in federal court in forcing a dozen children to participate in child pornography. the abuse began in 2015 and continued for more than a year in his later dated june 12th. he said he has not heard from his attorney in over a year. he's represented by the public defender's officer. a request for comment has not been returned by the public defender's office. in his letter, he goes on to tell the judge, my family will be reaching out to the

my concerns are not addressed. this is not to be taken as a threat. judge beverly wood ard saying the court will address all of the concerns during its next hearing and reminded him that he did, indeed, sign a waiver to speedy trial. news 4 obtained the signed waiver from the court file. >> this is a community center where he allegedly abused a number of his victims while he was directing a choir here. we talked with a mother whose son was a part of that choir and a victim. she called it, bold. now, he has a federal sentencing coming up in august. after that prince georges is going to set his date for his trial here. >> the case against the man who escaped the custody of immigration officials on monday, will go before grand jury. mendez complained his handcuffs were too tight while he was being transported. as the officer was loosening

off. he hid in the woods for hours. he's been reported five times. he'll be held in custody there's an immigration detainer against him. so you have to fire through barricade in the middle of the street here. behind us there are police advancing, again, we've -- >> nbc simmons in germany today as protest, once again, turned violent at the start of the g 20 summit. demonstrators and rioters setting big fires and chanting as officers moved in with tier gas and water cannon. >> inside that summit after months of anticipation, president trump had his first one on one meeting with vladimir putin, a meeting that went on much longer than first anticipated. jay gray is live in hamburg

us. jay. >> reporter: quite a day for them. you're absolutely right. the russian president vladimir putin extending their bilateral conference, more than doubling than what most thought the time they would spend together. while they're in that meeting, or outside, violence on the streets here in hamburg. it continues to spill over into the evening here. there are areas and pockets of this city where protesters continue to really wreak havoc on some of the commitment there or some of the cars. this is not one of them, you can see the police vans here. there are officers on the grounds here, as well. every member is inside the concert hall just along the water. >> president putin and i have been discussing various things and i think it's going very well. we've had some very very good

presidents scheduled to last 30 to 45 minutes stretched for more than two hours today. according to rex tillerson, lengthy conversations about russian interappearance and the 2016 presidential election. the president repeatedly pushing mr. putin on the issue while he denied any involvement. tillerson outlined the exchange during an audio briefing after the meeting. >> he pressed them and, you know, felt like at this point, let's talk about how do we go forward. >> next, tillerson, who was part of his briefing russian counter park. the leaders turn their attention to syria, ultimately agreeing to the cease far and u.s. supported rebel fighters in the civil war there. following the extended bilateral session, they joined the rest of the g 20 delegation for a

art concert venue. while a very different tune echoed outside on the streets of the city. protesters, again, clashing with police, helping officers with rocks, bottles and fireworks, torching cars and barricades. security forces responding with water cannon, pepper spray and tier gas. in skirmishes that have become just as much a part of this as a meeting. start on them, we've got ten seconds. >> and we want to give you a look as we move over here to a group of protesters on bicycles, just a peaceful protest that's been circling the city and moving by this concrete cost hundreds of bicyclers that have been doing this all day, chanting at time, ringing their bells. it's part of the protest that continues here in the evening. for the delegates, looks

we're seeing movement and i will escort all of these latest thing for me to do. now, wendy, back to you. jay gray, thank you, jay. a new treatment for a rare and debilitating blood disorder. doreen has more the approval of the first new drug in almost 20 years that treats sickle cell anem anemia. >> also tonight a story i just focused. he had no break outs. it's dc academy. >> a -- in southeast dc, the driver didn't stop. burgess johnson, tonight, is on life support. his family says, a

. the family of southeast drgs c man is heart broken tonight and asking for help to find the person who hit him with a car. burgess johnson was on his bicycle last week when it happened. he's still in the hospital on life support and isn't getting any better. news 4 kristin wright is live for us at the intersection where johnson was struck in southeast. kristin, you spoke to johnson's sister today. how is the family coping now? >> reporter: yeah, this is really tough for the family. a few of the neighbors have come out asking us how this man is

burgess johnson was riding his bike right here. we believe these are the markings from the police investigation. now, johnson's family says he is in very bad shape, but that knowing who did this might help give them some closure. >> someone to leave a person in a street to die. >> reporter: valerie logan is heart broken to see her brother on life support. >> my brother was there laying in the bed with everything hooked to him to keep him alive. >> reporter: someone hit johnson on his bike at the intersection of 29th and eerie in southeast dc last friday around 6:00 p.m. the driver kept going. police are looking for a light colored car, partial plate md

and passenger mirror. even the smallest bit of information might make a difference. >> this happened to be taken out the trash or, you know, just heard the noise and looked out there and saw something, anything, anything, you know. that will help. it will help us, a lot. >> reporter: johnson had four siblings and a big family struggling to understand this tragedy. >> he took a very loving person. burgess is the type of man who would give his heart. >> reporter: brother always looked out for family and friends. he loved to cook and ride his bike. >> i believe in god. and i know that if nobody knows who done it, the person who did it and god. that, i do know.

says the family is preparing to take him off life support and say good-bye. wendy, back to you. >> so sad. thank you. thank you, kristin. well, there is a traffic alert that could effect your trip on the rock creek parkway. the kennedy center starts preparing next week on the concrete structure that overhangs the it. the work will start on monday and continue through october. it will take place at night from 11 in the evening until 6:00 in the morning. during those times only one lane will be open to alternating traffic. standard rush hour traffic pattern, they will not be impacted by it. pretty awesome shot of the full moon as fans inside struggle to stay awake. what a frustrating evening. today the team is apologizing after delay in the game that never really showed .

had a field day with this one, including one of the players. leon harris in the storm center. social media was lighting up. >> not the team, not the players, we're talking about the organization because of all of this. it's back to about 24 hours ago. we had storms that were going through the area. we had flooding, in fact, in the newscast we had shots of one water rescue. lots of stuff going on so the nats organization started to go ahead and postpone the 7:05 game. the first pitch didn't come down to about 10:10 p.m. because you couple that along with the fact that it's a weeknight, metro will shutdown around 11:30, they were stuck in a bad situation there and twitter went nuts. one fan tweeted telling him he had plan to go out and use the carpet to slip and slide. but he replied, you can't, because

>> it only happened about 15 minutes, that's what happened. the reporter from the atlanta journal constitution posted this photo telling people to back down the hatches and stay in their homes before pointing out and was not a single drop of rain. the nats released a statement apologizing for the inconvenience calling it a difficult situation. they say they worked the unions to make the call on whether or not they'll postpone a gail and amelia, you were hear with us yesterday right about this time saying there were heavy storms in the area. they were probably listening to you. that's the reason why they did it. >> thank you. thank you. i appreciate that. >> take you back to 24 hours ago. >> i had the radar pulled up to about 7:00 p.m. now, there was a very strong severe thunderstorm that even potentially produced a tornado as it moved into the fredericksburg area. it was three miles away from the district. i circled that heaviest rain that was back around the area. at that time, you were tracking t.

i said if all else remains equal, it will move into the district around 8:30. even at that point you know you could have gotten the game at maybe 5, 6, innings. >> which would have been enough to call it a complete game. >> it's kind of interesting to me to squeeze it in. i love how this is so much conversation because people love the talk about the weather, people love their sports. so when sports and weather meet, it is like the perfect storm. >> and the conspiracy theory about whether or not he did it to protect the bullpen. that's what they're talking about there, too. >> jim, we'll be back. >> well, in news for your health. there's help for people who are suffering from sickle cell anemia. the first new treatment in 20 years for this rare blood disorder. joining guest with more information about it. the u.s.oo

drug today for patients age five and older who have sickle cell disease. it's one of only two drugs aproved to treat the blood disorder. it's going to be taken in powder form. it will be used to reduce this severe complications of sickle cell. sickle cell diseases and inherited blood disorder, it effects about 100,000 people in this country, particularly, african-americans, latinos and other minority groups. sickle cell got its name which are l shape. the disease can be painful. it can restrict the blood flow to organs causing damage and it can also cause complications that can be deadly. you may remember that rap star prodigy, just 42 years old and one half of the group mob deep battled sickle cell anemia

he passed away last month. so the first new treatment for sickle cell disease in 20 years. the side effects profile speaks pretty low. good news and pretty cig inform cant for a lot of people, wendy, jim. >> metro considers a new plan to raise some money. what's in the name, the plans to cell naming rights for stations. >> what if it was called dorito's station. >> wouldn't bother me right away. tracking some rain that's coming our way.

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we see some of that. >> in some areas, some of us i think are going to stay dry. yes, i feel like the weather like 24 hours, take a look at storm team 4 radar tracking the thunderstorms back in far western maryland. these are moving towards the southeast. i really like this track. this is kind of the lining up if you're in between those lines, you should anticipate rain tonight. this is mainly an event from northern virginia, no severe thunderstorm warnings with this line right now. as they pass over the

they will fizzle out somewhat, i think there's heavy rain and lots of lightning. i'm not talking until about 7:00, around the i-81 corridor and areas off to the east more towards the 8:00, 9:00 hour. only chance for scattered storms this evening. i think the nationals game tonight for the most part should be just fine. i want to give you some timing based on the latest information, moving in to petersburg at about 6:30 right around 8:00. i'll continue to keep an eye on this, but here is future weather you can see, 7:30, wants to bring a line of rain, kind of a long and east of 95 not being the case. whe here is what i am seeing, especially northern virginia by 11:00 p.m., those showers moving off towards the eastern shore. tomorrow our weekend is tonight. plenty of sunshine throughout the day. mostly sunny skies, morning, and sometimes a little bit more cloudiness around for th

the humidity on the low side. tomorrow evening looking fabulous. the nationals game tomorrow looking spectacular. 7:00 a.m. on your saturday. 74 degrees. it's going to be breezy at times throughout the day, that will be really nice as well. mid-80s by lunchtime. upper 80s for a high tomorrow. and then, again, at 8:00 in the evening, perfect sunny and low 80s. exercise for tomorrow, enjoy the breeze, the nats game happening at 4:00 in the afternoon. definitely going to be hot out there, if your seats are in the sun you want to keep that in mind. early july, the humidity is not that bad and we're not near 100. the work would be better on sunday when the humidity levels are lower. it will feel much more comfortable and the winds won't be uncomfortable. dinner out for your saturday, looking absolutely gorgeous. if you're heading to the beach this weekend, water temperature, guys, at 70 degrees. maybe late day shower or thunderstorm.

low 80s at the beach on sunday. great weekend for the beach, great weekend here in the dmv as well. low humidity, feeling crisp for this time of year. monday, 90, low 90s next week talking about a little bit of heat wave after the weekend. >> perfect. >> you're welcome. >> you have deserved a refreshing beverage. >> why don't you take tomorrow off. >> yeah. >> okay. >> from cavities to gum disease, tooth loss, infection. >> issues with oral health are both common and preventable. when we come right back on news 4 at 5:00, first of its kind clinic that's helping those that need it most. >> this is chris gordon at the first medical marijuana dispensary in the state of maryland. ahead, who qualifies to buy medical cannabis and how the system works. what would you say getting off at the apple metro station

bus route. we'll tell you what metro is considering or expecting to consider at least at its meeting and how those of you who ride the rail, feel about it. >> as a local, that will botr he

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consider next week, our news partner are reporting that tonight. with the search of some loyal riders to see what you would make of a commercial name for this station. what did you find out, david? >> reporter: i can tell you, wendy, there seems to be some attachment for some when it comes to the current name of stations or bus routes. as you mention, metro is considering this possibility, it's just a possibility of selling the naming rights. as we found out today, it's getting some mixed reaction. >> four out of the five days a week, you'll find william clark riding metro. >> as a local, that will bother you. >> he doesn't much like the idea of selling station naming rights, something they're expected to begin next week. >> it's like changing the name of a station, it defeats the purpose of why it's there. >> do they plan to change the

>> michelle sims, uneasy about this idea, he gave her the choice of a few branding options from our grab bag. >> her pick, some people tried to take it. >> gives you a headache. >> gives you a headache, lately. >> what if it meant you'll be saving money and it wouldn't save fares. >> i would have to see that in black and white, which may sign on the dotted line. i don't believe it. >> here is his last name. >> well, he is all for it. >> she's good with the lace. >> doesn't bother you, as long as they'll put money into the metro. >> what's for the possibility of preventing fare increases, the deals sounded sweeter. >> probably kit cat station. >> yeah, the king size, in particular. >> exactly. >> as you get the king name still in there. >> that's an option. that's one, would you go with that. >> i would definitely write it. >> you still can't get on

don't do that. >> you can keep that by the way. >> okay. thank you. >> not really, but i'm taking it back. >> who doesn't like kit cat, that just baffled me. meantime i did speak late with kathy hutchens, she's also on the metro board. she would neither confirm or deny that this is on the agenda for next week. >> we've been conducting a flash survey of the -- on the nbc washington facebook page. so far the majority ponding, say -- responding, say metro should do it because they need the money and they're offering some suggestions of their own like jimmy dean would, burger king street and tyson's chicken corner. >> i ain't getting off there. where are the beer names like corow na. >> i wonder if you can name it, this train has left the station. >> i think it's just beginning. some people like that idea. >> they've done it to football

stadiums and baseball stadiums everywhere. >> so much potential, there are so many stations out there. maryland's first medical marijuana dispensary is taking orders nearly five years after the state voted to legalize it. for patients who have been waiting all that time for treatment, the wait will go on a bit longer. chris gordon explains from frederick. >> reporter: the frederick county sheriff showed up unannounced. he says he was never officially notified that maryland's first medical marijuana dispensary was open here, now. >> you know, i don't agree with it. you know, my thoughts aside, it's going to happen and it's going to be here. we're concerned about security aspects, about traffic coming to and from that facility. >> they say it's run like a medical office. patients first have to medical with the cannabis -- they have to -- in instead of prescription, they're giving a

recommendation. >> and that recommendation in effect says, some people some of the time have received some benefit from medical cannabis for symptoms similar to yours. >> reporter: he thinks medical marijuana could help him. >> i suffer from a disease. normal medications don't help my pain, but the marijuana does. it helps ease that pain, greatly. >> reporter: patients are now preregistering so they will be the first in line to be able to order the legal cannabis. once the first crop is delivered, which should be around labor day. reporting from frederick maryland, chris gordon, news 4. earlier this week we brought you a story about treats to help dogs stay calm in stressful situations, such as fireworks. in that story we erroneous

implied that's the equivalent from the marijuana. they're derived from industrial and don't contain the properties found in marijuana, we reget the error. funeral services were held today just outside of baltimore for a sailor who was killed in last month's collision that -- one of seven who died when the uss fitzgerald collided with a container ship just off the coast of japan. those who gathered in the town this morning called him a beautiful young man. the navy, the coast guard and a number of other agencies are still trying to figure out what led to that deadly collision. >> news 4 is working with the community with word of an expanded service to help homeless people get back on their feet. leon harris is in the newsroom with that story for us, tonight. >> leon. you know, for years the center has been helping folks who are homeless and down on their luck in their lives. now the center is offering a critical service to help those clients get back

they're offering dental service and it's thanks to professionals to donate their time. >> we started with a partnership with northern virginia community college. their school dental hygiene and their students come in when they're in session. they come in eight hours a week and they provide services. >> i knew i wanted to get my teeth fix so i can help myself look better again. and here i am. it's a miracle and my prayers are being answered in a way that wasn't my way. >> it makes a huge difference. the center tells us they would like to expand the dental services but they need more professionals to volunteer to do that. if you've got the skills and credentials you're interested in stepping in and volunteering. if you want more information, search the center. and if you need any more motivation we have an incredible story behind one of the people involved in that free dental clinic, we'll hear from her

today. back to you. >> leon, thanks. venus williams competing as her lawyers defend her in a lawsuit over that deadly car crash and why an emergency order was filed in that case. >> incredible gift for a local veteran who los three oft

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women in sleeveless dresses and opened toe shoes are considered inappropriately attired. it's catching some female reporters off guard. we're talking about the speakers' lobby. women are not allowed to show much skin here or security guard will point them out and tell them to cover up. carrying a sweater around on these hot summer day is not second nature. but if one

interview moving through this hallway, then one must bring a wrap. lawmakers don't always meet the dress code, however, but house speaker paul ryan is asking them to respect the chambers and some have shown up in gym clothes when they've been called suddenly to cast a vote. some complain it's being enforced, isn't being enforced uniformly. then there's the question in whether 2017, woman's bear arms are not appropriate. but men's in the speaker lobby also has a dress code. so everyone has to be there. >> we have no dress -- >> you might remember the shock of your first -- >> your first check on the summer job, well, the amount that was taken out in taxes was certainly a shock. >> it's still a shock. and still to come, susan hogan can ma

>> that a dc firefighter live here at this building. ahead on news 4. i'll have the

two years ago, dc firefighter kevin mccray died saving lives at an apartment fire at a neighborhood in northwest dc. eight years before that, his cousin james also a firefighter died on the job, as well. well, now there's another mccray carrying on the family legacy. mccray is kevin's son, just graduated from fire fighting school today. news 4 amy choe with his story. >> all about answering the

>> thought about my father and my mother and my cousin and it motivated me to keep coming in every morning and keep striving for the best. >> this morning ten years to the day and two years after dad kevin helped fight an apartment fire in northwest. >> when the call came in for that fire, lieutenant kevin mccray's first one here, he ran to the top helped rescue people there. when he got to the bottom he collapsed. it was the last kevin mccray never answered. >> i thought it was a good. good role model. my father go down in the line of duty, like inspired me to want to do it more. i tried to make my mother and father proud by doing something else. >> today, he's walking in his father's

his baby son and grandmothers cheering him on. starting monday he'll be stationed at engine 6. the same department when his dad worked. >> my dream for the future is to be the best me and be successful firefighter and be a great dad. >> a dad who answers the call just like his own. >> the first day on the job is monday and he's going to be working 24 hour shifts as they have to do. >> well done. you know his dad is proud. >> all right. ameal amelia joins us now. it's a friday. the pressure is off you've been telling us this weekend. >> beautiful decision, especially on sunday, really low humidity. >> okay. talk into the chest here. >> let's go, again. >> team work. >> meanwhile, you may notice that they're both wearing sleeveless dresses and looking lo

though. >> oh, stop it. any ways, all right, let's get to the radar. >> there you go. >> going in front of the green screen. >> here is the latest on storm team 4 radar right now, tracking this line of rain, moving through west virginia, some showers out in far western maryland. this is moving towards the south, so i put a line here on the map, south of this line, a good bet that you're going to be dealing with some rain tonight, notice the very bright colors here, but as this line passes over the mountains and we start to lose our daytime heating. it is going to diminish. for the most part just some scattered showers late tonight, i'm talking 8, 9:00, 10:00 in parts of north virginia, north of the line, fairfax, the district, prince georges, montgomery and frederick, only the chance you're dealing with maybe a shower or two. for the most part most of that line, mainly dry tonight, the weekend looking great. notice plenty of sunshine around, tomorrow morning. and then a mix of clouds

times throughout the day tomorrow, really nice day. maybe an isolated shower in southern maryland, for most of us it's completely dry, looking great for the nationals game. 89 degrees on saturday as you look to sunday. plenty of sunshine in the forecast, extremely low humidity, very unusual for early june, a gorgeous day, 86 for a high temperature on sunday. as we talk about the mugginess and we look to saturday, again, just a little bit humid out there, i'm kind of splitting hairs here. on sunday it is extremely comfortable outside, just amazing. and then monday, we hit 90 degrees and humidity levels for the most part still in check. take a look at your ten-day forecast, again, tomorrow high temperature of 89 degrees, sunday we'll have highs in the mid-80s, great weekend, we start the work week and we're talking about a bit of a heat wave on monday, high temperature, guys, around 90 degrees, maybe an isolated late day thunderstorm on sunday, pop up thunderstorm that not everybody, you can see

day. very similar pattern on tuesday, for most of us it's completely dry but hot. highs on tuesday will be in the mid-90s as we look to wednesday, better chance for thunderstorms during the afternoon hours, but still pretty low at about 30%, low 90s on wednesday. thursday we'll have temperatures in the mid-90s. chance for thunderstorms, very summer-like pattern, it's not a guarantee. none of these are all-day rain events, we could see some late day thunderstorms. on friday, chan of more thunderstorms on mid-80s. next weekend it's looking good again, upper 80s, plenty of sunshine. >> two for two, way to go. it's about maximizing the most out of their paycheck. consumer reporter is in the newsroom with what you need to know. >> my teenagers are so excited to get their very first paycheck, they were shocked when they saw how little they actually got, lords like

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taxes. and you see what applies to your child, we have great links to help guide you and them to get the biggest bang for their paycheck, let's go to our nbc washington app and search taxes and team. >> thanks susan. >> our area is home to a growing subcontinental indian population. as of today, there's a new flight connecting the washington region in india. air india touching down today at dulles making its first nonstop from deli. the airline said it will offer three nonstop flights a week between dulles and gandy. that i ear the fifth market to get nonstop. it's expected to bring in $30 million a year to our region. a virginia army sergeant who lost both his arms and a leg while serving abroad is now back in our area, starting a new chapter in his life. christopher walker, now has a brand new state of the art home designed, especially for him. inside the lights thermost

controlled by his ipad. the sink and bathroom are also designed to give him mobility and freedom. >> everything is set up i can do it myself and be like a normal person again. everything they put into this house and every small detail. >> you may remember lieutenant dan and the film forest gump, the foundation hopes to donate as many as 12 fully furnished smart homes to wounded warriors this year. >> what a great program. >> it's been an advocate for wounded warriors since the afghan war. i mean, he really is a wonderful person. he really is. >> a victory for venus williams, on the court at wimbledon today. >> she's facing a challenge that's bigger than tennis, when we come right back. new developments in a courtroom today related to that deadly crash ilv

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>> shortly after venus williams polished off a third round at wimbledon today. it claimed the life of 78-year-old. >> we're looking for a level playing field. >> the tennis super star was at fault for violating the right of way in the june 9th accident. the family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the tennis super star. >> we're competent that the evidence will show ms. williams was at fault. >> they set ground rules for both vehicles and ordered them to be completed by august 2nd. >> we want to make sure that the information we extract is

preserved both from our clients' car and their car. >> on facebook, williams has described herself as devastated and heart broken by the accident and earlier this week, questions about it brought williams to tears. venus williams was not issued any tickets. there was no evidence she was under the influence of drugs or alcohol or distracted by a cell phone. nbc new. >> plus firy protests erupt again outside the g 20 summit, while inside president trump meets president putin face to face for the first time and

election. >> it's dry out there right now but there is more rain. >> i think they can see it. it's moving in and we're monitoring it for you, amelia draper is standing by in the storm center to break down the timing. amelia. >> going to go until 6:45. the strongest weather moving towards the southeast towards a long and south of 66. as well, north of 66, maybe a