>> reporter: this family is absolutely traumatized. the grandfather told me he has no noidea who the suspects are who forced their way inside the apartment. orlando lives in the apartment with his wife, daughter, daughter's husband and 7-year-old son. police believe the family was targeted because orlando's daughter works at a check cashing business. it was a night so terrifying that orlando has a hard time holding back tears. he says it all started with a knock on the door around 9:00 last night. orlando says he was sleeping along with his wife in one bedroom, his son-in-law and 7-year-old grand son in the room next door when orlando opened the door he says three men rushed inside before two more suspects followed. he says the suspects tied him up but his son-in-law was badly beaten and stabbed. la

home from working at a check cashing business and was met by the suspects inside. now this morning police say the suspects took orlando's daughter back to the check cashing business. the hope was to try to use her to help rob the place but the alarm went off and suspects took off. suspe as far as orlando's son-in-law is concerned, he is in the hospital being treated for injuries to the neck. investigators tell us he was stabbed. >> frightening ordeal. >> awful story. thank you. major safety concerns after another deadly crash on indian head highway in prince george's county. a motorcyclist crashed into a car and was killed overnight. he is the fifth person to die on route 210 this year and the fourth motorcyclist to die in four years according to aaa. tracee wilkins is work frg you to find out why this stretch of

her report is coming up in the next half hour. an escape from the congestion that is northern virginia. folks are wondering what sparked a deadly encounter between an employee and his boss. our bureau reporter david culver is at the cvs pharmacy where the motive remains a mystery. >> reporter: you look behind me you can see the cvs referencing. there is a ruby tuesday and then if you go farther up the strip you have several more chains and restaurants and stores. don't be fooled. warrenton is a place that still has the local small town feel. it's a feel that for tonight for many regular customers has been shattered by this murder. >> really was. >> it's sad. it's not typical for around here. >> small town america. >> reporte

the town of warrenton don't see crime too often. murder seems so foreign. >> he was a very, very nice, kind person. i feel very bad for his family. >> reporter: penny davis is talking about 64-year-old rex olsen. he managed this cvs since 2008. >> he was a very nice guy. there was nothing ever wrong with the guy. he was awesome. >> reporter: last wednesday night police found olsen's body near the dumpsteres. this morning police arrested bernard doucet. a woman who says she is doucet's wife opened the door. she looked to be in shock with english as a second language she handed me the phone. on the other line a woman the niece requested we not ask anymore questions so we left. back in warrenton

are devastated. >> i feel very sorry for the employees because they had a double thing. first they lost their manager and now their co worker is accused of it. that is really, really sad. >> reporter: a place many turn to find pain relief filled with employees who are in need of healing. a little bit earlier i did walk into this cvs and noticed in the photo section they had a picture of rex hanging up. as far as charges are concerned the suspect is facing a murder charge. >> david culver reporting. thank you. to our weather now. another hot, humid august day for all of us. we are tracking storms to the north that are moving into our area now. doug is in the storm center with a look at the conditions. what is happening? >> it is just north of downtown coming into the silver spring area. you probably see it outsider

tops. storm team 4 radar showing showers and thunderstorms coming down. flash flooding has been occurring and now they are starting to move into our area. we have two other areas of storminess. one right around just to the north of tyson's corner. see it right there. that has lightning associated with it. another one around the laurel area. these are all kind of drifting to the south. i wouldn't be surprised to see more start to form in this area. let's go to the one right over silver spring. you see it along 68 and georgia avenue. seeing a pretty good down pour. we will continue to watch the storms throughout the rest of the evening. i think they might stick around right in through our region before moving on out. behind it more hot and humid weather. doesn't last into the weekend. the weekend wait until you see that forecast. >> we'll check back in a bit. to politics. two bills that had the white housere

president trump throwing his weight behind a new effort to change legal immigration and then slamming the bill he signed into law. it imposes new sanctions on three countries including russia. the administration is responding after a report that says the president called the white house a dump. we are joined now live starting with the immigration policy. it is already getting pushback. >> already getting pushback from both parties. president trump said today that if passed those would be the biggest changes to the immigration policy in more than 50 years but already senators on both sides of the aisle are coming out against the proposal. president trump an outspoken opponent of illegal immigration today backing major changes to legal immigration endorsing a bill designed to cut the number of people entering the u.s. >> this competitive application process willor

financially support themselves and their families. >> reporter: the plan introduced by gop senators tom cotton would consider education, ability to speak english and high paying job offers when granting visas. the goal? limit injury of low-skilled workers. >> i think the more we have the conversation publically and ask america who ought to get a green card in the country the more momentum there is going to be, the more support there is going oo be. >> reporter: on twitter senator lindsey graham calling proposal devastating to his state. >> cut immigration by half a million people, legal immigration doesn't make much sense. >> reporter: the president backing that bill after signing another reluctantly imposing sanctions on north korea, iran and russia. almost immediately afterward the president releasing a statement slamming the measure he just signed saying he favors tough measures but calling parts of

flawed even unconstitutional. leading to questions about whether russia will actually face punishment for its election hacking. in a statement president trump went on to say that he signed the bill for the sake of national unity. here are numbers for you to put the next story into perspective. the white house has more than 130 rooms, three kitchens. did you know it has 35 bathrooms, six floors and 55,000 square feet. that all adds up to estimated value of $400 million according to the real estate website zillow. a new report says president trump told his golf buddies the white house is, quote, a real dump. the comments came in an article that talked about the president's love of golf and his frequent weekend trips to properties. today the white house pushed back pointing out the president ha

elegant in the past. developing now, one person is dead, another missing after an explosion at a school in minneapolis. a section of the building just gone. investigators believe the contractors caused a natural gas leak while working on the building and that likely set off the explosion this morning. officials say all the students and staff are safe and accounted for. back home everyone had the same question when plans for a new fbi headquarters were cancelled what happens now? lawmakers are trying to figure that out, too. here is what we learned from a hearing. the fbi is still expected to get a new state-of-the-art location for headquarters but it may take another five to seven years. the same three locations are still in play. there are two in prince george's county and one in springfield, virginia. the money set aside in past year's congressional budgets will be saved a

headquarters but a fortune has already been spent sfwrmpt which do you have any idea how many millions of dollars has been wasted in. >> it is around $20 million. >> and that is wasted. >> some of that can be repurposed but the majority may not be. >> keep in mind that answer to that $20 million answer just covers what the general services administration has invested in the process. it does not count any other agencies or maryland or virginia. the department of veterans affairs is ramping up security in its parking lots. the move comes after a news 4 i team investigation revealed a patient's body went undiscovered for nearly two days outside the v.a. medical center in d.c. scott macfarlane broke this story and joins us now with new information. >> that incident happened in late may. a d.c. veteran died in the parking lot outside the medical center. despite calls from family for help

didn't find him until his sister walked through the parking lot did she find his body. congressional leaders saw the report and launched their own review. in the nation's v.a. secretary tells news 4 they are making changes in the meantime nationwide. >> we have reinstituted regular checks of our parking lots to make sure that all of our property is policed appropriately to make sure that if this does happen where somebody is in ill health situation in the parking lot that we find them in a timely fashion. >> the cause of the man's death is yet to be released. according to congressional records there was no evidence of a crime in the case. during the break open up the nbc washington app to see our investigation that helped prompt these changes. a call for action after two brothers were deported to el salvador. why their mother fears f

future. new revelations in the death of the tourist in ocean city. what we know about her final moments and the lingering questions from police. something all of us can relate to, sitting in traffic waiting

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it happened this morning on rhode island avenue between 14th and 15th northwest. d.c. fire and ems teams pulled the worker out of the hole. we are told the person has serious injuries. we don't know what the worker was doing just before the fall. a car went out of control at a busy time of day and crashed into a building. this happened along jefferson davis highway near the target. two people in the car were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. police are investigating what went wrong. new clues about the death of a vacationer in ocean city, maryland. the story generated a lot of interest. leon harris is here with the latest on the investigation. do we know more toonnight? >> police say that the 30-year-old woman from plano, texas died of suffocation after walking on to the beach

ashley o'connor was in maryland but they got separated around 2:00 in the morning. her family contacted police and four hours later her body was found. she was buried with just an arm showing above the sand. the two big questions is did she fall into the hole or did she climb in? and how did that hole get there in the first place? police say they don't know how deep it was but they say the hole was significant. it is possible that she was run over by one of the tractors that comb the beach. her death ruled an accident. tracking a couple of storms out there. storm team 4 radar. we have a couple in parts of our region. a new severe thunderstorm warning this one around the annapolis area. if you are thinking about heading out and have family members driving out you might want to give them a call. this is right over the

severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:45. other storms formed are back to the west. a lot of lightning here, too. this one getting bigger just to the north of bethesda around the white flint area and back towards portions of river road. heads up, these are also developing. more just to the north. a fight over a confederate flag causing a rift between firefighters who work side by side in bethesda. this case ended up in court and pat collins tells us how it all ended. >> reporter: idris debruhl is a montgomery county firefighter. some of his fellow firefighters say they are scared of him. in fact, they went to court today to ask a judge to give them some protection, but the judge said that's not happening. >> i'm not going to have any comment, sir.

the outcome? >> no comment. >> reporter: this goes back to a day last month at the bethesda firehouse. debruhl saw a confederate flag license plate on one of the firefighter's trucks and he got mad. they say his veins started popping and started yelling and calling firefighters cowards and racists. they say he told them you think you have guns, i have more guns than you. i'll end this. debruhl admits to the name calling but says he never made gun threats. the judge in the case, williams, he said debruhl's behavior that day was way out of line and embarrassi embarrassing. he says he does thingt debruhl will do something like this again. the firefighters are not happy about the ruling. >> i guess we can only continue on and try to move forward. >> reporter: the

behavior here. he described this has an awful mess. pat collins, news 4. now to a plan to help you spend less time in traffic. what's not to like about that? >> we love that. too much time we do. d.c. is tweaking timing on hundreds of traffic signals to improve the flow. mark segraves is in the four by four cruising around northwest d.c. the signals there were retimed last year. do the changes seem to be working? >> reporter: well, d-dot says they are working. we are on wisconsin avenue headed out. let me give you a look at what we are looking at. last year the lights here along wisconsin avenue and other arteries were retimed to keep traffic flowing but as you can there are other things that play factors. we are stopped even though we have a green light ahead of us. traffic always wins. we can tell you this i

strategy. it started five years ago in 2012 the district has 1,650 intersections controlled by traffic signals across the city. this newest phase, final phase will address 384 of those intersections in northeast and southeast quadrants. district government says they reached their goal of recalibrating all of these signals. the 1,600 signals city wide. the cost for all of this, $3,500 per intersection. they say it is worth it. they say for every dollar they spend on reducing time in traffic it saves them $45. they also say it has reduced travel time for commuters 13% to 16% and it has reduced number of times you had to stop your car at a traffic light by 8% to 23%. they are also working on pedestrian signals, as well, those do not cross walk signals and bus travel. that has been

7%. now, we can also tell you on some of these arteries like wisconsin avenue here in upper northwest that connect to montgomery county they do coordinate with the neighboring jurisdiction when they do retimings so that once you hit the d.c. maryland line you are not caught up in traffic again. that answers the question as to whether or not they coordinate. we are here in traffic on wisconsin avenue reporting live. >> we can hear the horns honking. it is frustrating out there. mark segraves. news 4 is working for you in the community. tomorrow we are collecting new backpacks and school supplies at the apple federal credit union. we will accept cash and checks to purchase additional backpacks and school supplies. all materials will be donated to local schools. all afcu branches will be accepting backpack and school supply donations for the rest of the day. a lot of

to get to work. do you know what is happening underground? only news 4 cameras were allowed inside the tunnels to show crow the problem and what is being done to fix it. >> they went way deep. amazon has changed the way we shop. now they are looking to fill thousands of jobs. a closer look at the impact

picture. sun on one side of the picture. >> we have the storms forming and they are forming as a result of storms earlier around baltimore. i have amelia with me panning the camera for me. i want to show you this picture. this is a big storm over bethesda, kensington. notice as we move off towards the left you see where the one storm ends right around the 270 area and then another storm developing farther west. how cool is that? that is just cool we call them a rain shaft. we have seen lightning associated with that. go to the right. i really think it is the coolest thing i have seen all day. look at that right there. this line between the storm in kensington and

democracy boulevard you can see rain shower starting to form. we have light rain and heavier rain. we look out. i want to make sure i zoom in on these for you over the next couple of minutes. weather alert in some areas. we have severe thunderstorm warning until 6:45. we zoom in on this one. this one making its way in. this one making its way towards over the bay bridge. that will continue to happen. this is storm number one. a new storm forming over 270. right around the falls road. if you are making your way up seeing heavy rain right now around bethesda. notice more

and aspen hill and seeing storms. i told you last hour if you are watching half an hour ago watch this area for development. we have seen those storms develop within the last half hour. let's take you closer here. north bethesda. you can stay in the mall longer. there is aspen hill. if you are around river road heads up. these are moving very slowly to the north. they do have lightning associated with them. forming as a result of this boundary making its way down from the baltimore storms and moving towards the east. what we will continue to see will be chance of storms. there is the other cool shot there. big storm and sunshine towards the west. another chance of isolated shower or two. still on the hot side. 92 tomorrow. 92 on friday. overnight storms friday into early saturday

moves through. beautiful weather. saturday and sunday looking gorgeous before another rain maker moving in during the day on monday. i will get out of the way so you can see the nice weather moving in. i'm still tracking the storms. >> such an impressive look at what is happening outside. >> nice camera work. >> exactly. new concerns about safety after a deadly stretch of highway in prince george's county takes another life. two brothers who were soccer stars in montgomery county are deported to el salvador. ahead, how one u.s. senator from maryland is criticizing president trump for what he calls this shame. i'm adam tuss deep beneath the red line in a tunnel

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explains why this particular stretch of road is such a problem. >> i have been living here all my life. >> reporter: last night's deadly accident at palmer road and 210 in fort washington marks the fifth person to lose their life on this road this year. >> i saw the accident this morning that happened. i saw the accident head on collision right here. >> reporter: a motorcycle rider says he just buried a friend killed on a bike in prince george's county a few weeks ago. he says the risk is high when you are on two wheels especially on 210. four motorcyclists have died in the past four years. >> in the past year i lost about five years to bikes all before 30. >> we dare say it is the most dangerous road in the washington metro area. >> reporter: aaa spokesperson says the long flat roadway lends itself to bad driving

behavior. >> we have expended a lot of resources here. >> reporter: prince george's county police say they are on track to make twice as many stops along indian head highway this year in comparison to last year. >> between our motorcycle enforcement initiatives, our drunk driving initiatives and our traffic initiatives we put a lot of resources into this. >> every time i hop on i say a prayer because every time you throw your leg around the bike it might be your last time. >> reporter: prince george's county police say they have made 2,400 traffic stops. 3,600 in all of that year. they are hoping that their ramped up efforts will make a difference on this roadway. i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. a pair of brothers, athletes who lived most of their lives as your neighbors have been deported. diego and

and played soccer. now they are deported to el salvador. chris gordon heard from their family as they open up about their fears for the future. >> reporter: it's not just the families that are concerned about these deportations. it's the soccer community, the immigrant community and at least one elected leader. u.s. senator chris van holland issued a statement saying shame on our president for stoking fear and tearing apart hard working immigrant families. >> they separate my family. we were very happy and they separate my family. >> reporter: the mother of the two boys deported to el salvador spoke to this crowd of supporters but was soon overcome with emotion. >> we can provide -- it's okay. she

i'm very sorry. >> reporter: casa, the immigration advocacy group that fought for the brothers to stay in the u.s. is defiant. >> together we want to send a very strong message to this administration. you are lying to the american people that you are focussed on criminals. they were not criminals. they were extraordinary human beings and young. >> reporter: 19-year-old was heading to college on a soccer scholarship. he and his 22-year-old brother diego were detained when they checked in at the i.c.e. baltimore office last friday. today they were deported to el salvador. one of the coaches of the bethesda soccer club says the deportation is devastating. >> he was supposed to check in to college today. and instead he is just arrived in el

friends, a place he hasn't known for a decade. and what do they expect their future to be now? >> reporter: i.c.e. says the brothers were deported because they illegally entered the u.s. with fake pass ports and visas back in 2009. that's the latest live in langley park. >> chris gordon, thank you. a lot of you are sharing your thoughts about the trump administration taking aim at affirmative action under a new plan the justice department civil rights division would use its resources to investigate colleges and universities and even sue them if it finds their affirmative action policies are hurting white applicants. that's according to an internal document obtained by the "new york times." >> i went to law school in the south. it was a private law school y. don't think it would have been -- i would have been accepted

action. >> shouldn't be completely based on -- >> i think it is ababsurd notion. >> we contacted a local university admissions office today. american university says no admission decision is made totally on the basis of race. they add that first and foremost it's the students' ability to be successful. the department of justice has not confirmed or denied the report. crews are working to plug up water leaks. is it working? only news 4 was allowed underground to show you the repairs to improve your commute while keeping your safe. a worker survives a brush with death after being struck by lightning. we have a lot of lightning right now in our area. parts of montgomery county continuing to see the lightning. look right here right around aspen hill. i will take the lightning off. look at the very heavy rain right now around the connecter and down justth

rockville. i'm tracking that storm for you right here from the storm center.

an update on the condition of an airport worker involved in this frightening lightning strike in florida. you can see the lightning hit the tail of a plane and travel and then knock over the worker standing near the nose. this happened a couple of weeks ago. today we learned the worker has just been released from the hospital. 21-year-old austin dunn suffered serious burns to his body but he is recovering and his family says it is a miracle he is alive. >> it's a miracle. now to a story you will only see here on news 4. >> water leaks along the red line are starting to cause big delays for your ride. work is in full swing to fix those leaks but as we found out it's not

transportation reporter adam tuss has the details after getting exclusive access deep down to the tracks. >> reporter: about 15 stories down, way down below wisconsin avenue you get here to the red line tunnel. and at this tunnel there is a problem. a water problem. it's everywhere. >> we have to get to this issue. this issue has been achilles heal almost since day one. >> reporter: metro has sprung a leak and all of the water gets on to tracks corroding rails, equipment and potentially causing delays. >> take a look for yourself. this is what metro has been dealing with for a long time. inside some of the tunnels between the medical center. the water comes down because the tunnels are beneath the water tables. >> as you know this goes back years and years and years. >> metro's assistant general manager for rail

built to take on water and leak. >> these guys are what metro hopes are the solution, a company called j track that specializes in keeping the water out. their forte is waterproofing mines. now they drill into the red line tunnel injecting a grout that covers the ceiling. he says it appears to be working and he believeathize system itself is starting to get back on good footing. >> i really do. i think across the board i think public sees it. they are starting to feel it. >> reporter: the good news all the recent rain seems to be kept under control. work isn't done yet. metro says it is still too early to declare success. along the red line, adam tuss, news 4. thousands lining up hoping to get hired on the spot. up next the growing

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a $15 minimum wage could mean 47,000 lost jobs and $41 million in lost income tax revenue, the bad news from the study looking at impact of raising minimum wage in montgomery county. $15 an hour would cut down on poverty and stress and increase mental health and morale. the study was commissioned. in january vetoed a bill raising minimum wage to $15 by 2020. now county council is working on a new minimum wage bill. amazon should have about

50,000 new employees. the online retail giant invited applicants for tours and interviews. >> job seekers lined up across the country. amazon offering new hires medical benefits, stock, matching 401 k and some tuition prepayment. there was one other benefit to applying today -- >> it's awesome. you don't have to wait and weeks go by and no answer, no call, nothing. at least here you have a yea or nay. >> today's 50,000 new hires are part of 130,000 new employees amazon says it needs by the end of next year. they are hiring so many people what does this say about us as amazon shoppers and what does it mean about the economy? >> this is a big deal. with all of these hires you have 50,000

spot. what it means is amazon demand from all of the customers out there especially millions of prime customers continues to increase. amazon needs more workers. you are seeing broader shift in retail. these traditional brick and mortar stores are hemorrhaging jobs and closing down stores. amazon is picking up some demand so they have to hire more workers to ship boxes. for the broader economy it is a major maparadigm shift. for wages you see them able to earn more on average than compared to a traditional retail job. this is not the only major retailer hiring. macy's planning to hire 80,000 new workers later this week. -- this year. much more tonight at 7 after this newscast. a look at those stormy skies still with us. >> definitely. we have

develop. we were talking last hour that most likely montgomery county would be getting it. montgomery county getting hit very hard with rain. district haven't seen the rain. south of d.c. almost see nothing at all. today more sunshine. we just saw a nice little bolt of lightning. this is the heavy rain off in the distance. this is just to the north of the silver spring area look at the dark rain cloud. you can see rain coming down making its way in from tower cam. as we look towards what we are seeing on the radar you notice not a lot going on. we have a couple of showers just north of fredrick. these may drift down towards fredrick. we had a severe thunderstorm warning cancelled as it is moving across the bay. this area we are watching. a lot of lightning associated with this. not a severe thunderstorm warning for this but it is a strong storm just north of bethesda. we saw it here and now it is all to the west of georgia

here around 16th street. west of 95. we are going to continue to watch as it moves on in. a lot of lightning associated with this. aspen hill, this is moving towards olney. right along intercounty connecter. 200 going across the area. intercounty corrector goinnecte we saw a lot of storminess in through southeastern pennsylvania. it is just coming down into our region. the rest of the night most of us staying on the dry side. tomorrow i think we see a repeat of this again. just a couple of isolated showers and storms. 87 degrees right now. currently dropping over towards about 83 degrees by 9:00. 79 by around 11:00 tonight. looking great for the morning start. if you are getting up early and taking the early morning jog should be fine. isolated storm

i-95 corridor area. friday very nice for the weekend. highs in the low to mid 80s. lower humidity. monday high temperature of 85 with a good chance of showers and maybe stronger storms before nicer weather moves in tuesday and wednesday. >> we can plan whatever we want for the weekend. coming up in sports the redskins full at running back and one running back full of laughter. find out what has one rookie giddy as he tries to make an impact on the team. here is lester holt with a look at what is ahead on nbc nightly news. the latest on the scene of a massive explosion that ripped through a minnesota school today. the trump administration proposes a merit based plan for entry into the u.s. to cut legal immigration. we'll explain and my interview with a man whose wrongful convicon sent him onti

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> kind of a special day for the team. >> reporter: it was special team the focus of camp today. head coach saying focussing on that allows a chance for his big guy to actually have a rest. we know that this redskins offense is pass heavy. they ranked second last season in passing yards. kirk cousins does have new targets this

presence felt, the running backs. >> everybody on this team is professional football players and they have to do their job. i think it is no burden on one guy to try to tip the team sgrmpt had i wish it could be six deep but the reality of it is it is not going to be that way. our focus is to make each other better. >> the newest back a quiet guy but making noise on the field. >> when we got in pads i was like this is the guy we drafted. we saw it right away. >> it's a great feeling. i can't look into it too much. still have a lot of work to do. all i can do is keep my head down and continue to work. >> reporter: what do you think you bring in particular to the running back group? >> i mean, nothing special, just a hard nosed runner.

out the team. just continue to help the offense have success. >> reporter: and over in college park a first look at the new cole field house. look how different this is. today the school celebrating the completion of the state-of-the-art indoor football practice field. also, a ground breaking for second phase of the project being research and academic spaces. for head football coach having all the bells and whistles in this building definitely a top recruiting tool. >> understand that they will get the best of the best here. there is not education wise, facility wise, on the field they get the best of the best. you don't have to go anywhere else in order to get all you hope and dream from college experience. >> put a kump couple of goal po and that would be fine. i was worried about what they would do. the idea

just tremendous. >> reporter: we have an update on max scherzer who took himself out after just an inning dealing with neck spasms. he plans to see a chiropractor and thinks he will be fine. dusty baker hoping that scherzer will make his next start. saying he went out and bought a nice new pillow. today before camp back here in richmond military men and women going through drills for the usaa nfl boot camp event. participants competing in drills just like those evaluated like the 40 yard dash and then they stayed to watch practice. today as we said a lot of guys getting some rest since the focus was on special teams. deangelo hall working to get back on this team after tearing his acl. as you see h

despite being on the physically unable to perform list. he gave me the back story of his tumbling and how he judges how he is doing based on the back tuck. >> i did gymnastics a little bit growing up. everybody thinks because my wife was a cheerleader and can tumble that is where my daughter got it from. i take credit for that. just threw a back tuck. >> reporter: you got to say that is pretty impressive. hall one of the oldest guys on the roster at 33 years old. tomorrow all the team back on the field for camp. live in richmond, news 4 sports. >> he looks physically able to perform to me. >> pretty incredible. a couple of those back tucks on the way to the weather wall. >> my son is trying to learn that right now. he is doing

trampoline. he is -- >> kind of thing you are not going to be ae tblo

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