have been watching this escalating war of words between president trump and kim as there more tough talk for north korea. with military plans ramping up on both sides, president trump issuing a new warning to north korea. >> north korea better get their act together or they're doing to be in trouble like few nations ever have been in toubl in this world. >> refusing to back away from his threat of fire and fury. >> if anything, that statement may not be tough enough. they've been doing this to our country for a long time for many years. it's about time that somebody stuck up for the people of this country and for the people of other countries the u.s. territory could be hit just 14 minutes after launch. >> he does something in am

will be an event the likes of which nobody has seen before what will happen in northkorea. >> the pentagon preempting. >> the problem is, no matter what military action the u.s. might take, there would certainly be retaliation on the part of the north koreans. >> both sides awaiting orders from their commander in chief, neither option including nuclear weapons but neither side showing any signs of backing down. >> if. >> they can be nervous. with his tough talk. he's skeptical that words alone can solve this

back to you. >> thank you, blayne. more breaking news now, president trump declared the e opioid crisis, national emergency. they're expanding treatment centers and supply police. the cdc said 33,000 people died from overdoses in 2015. >> there are growing calls for dc police officer to resign after deadly shooting got national attention last year. the officer is white and the victim is black. there are conflicting accounts about what happened before the gunfire. here is what we do know, the officer will not be charged. this is a decision that sparked protest last night and new criticism this morning. mark seagraves spoke with the police chief in an interview you're only going to see on news 4. >> he continues to ask for the public's patience. they made clear the decisioot

prosecutors and was out of their hands. but today they both explained why they want the officer to resign. when he's deciding to resign. he needs to consider the family and consider the impact this could have on the city and those are the things i would like for them to consider when he's making a decision as to whether or not he wants to stay here at npd. >> i believe there's no accountability in this incident, that we break trust with our community. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney's office says there's not enough evidence to convict officer brian trainer of any crime. they say terrence sterling was drunk when he led dc police on high speed chase which ended up him crashing his motorcycle. that's when officer opened fire, killing sterling. trainer's partner can be seen providing first aid

shot. he has been on the force about four years, he's now assigned to a desk pending an internal investigation. paul in an advisory neighborhood commissioner in ward 8 where he says his neighbors want police and prosecutors held accountable. >> this is one more reason why so many people have a lot of lack of faith in the judicial system, as well as police officers. and any time a prosecutor take it upon himself to be the judge and the jury, i have a strong problem with that. this city should be down on fourth street, asking for his resignation. >> last night, the group of sterling's friends gathered at the spot where he was killed to voice their outrage that the officer wasn't charged with any crime. now, the internal investigation could take up to four months to complete as for the $50 million lawsuit filed by the family, that could take years to resolve in 2008 when two dc police officers shot and killed 14-year-old dean e,

the district settled out of court. the officers in that case remained on the force. all right. mark seagraves, thank you, mark. montgomery county schools are now responding to a new lawsuit after a child sex abuse case, the school system says it's committed to the safety and security of all of its students and it has stepped up policies for recognizing and preventing abuse. the lawsuit centers around a former elementary school. it claims that john had been reprimanded for inappropriate contact with students, but was still allowed to remain in the school. >> this convicted pedophile should have never been in the classroom. i'm disturb today see a pattern with this school board of allowing teachers in the classroom that have a history of reprimands. >> a judge recently sentenced him to 48 years for prison for child sex abuse. >> sense of relief i

maryland neighborhood two weeks after a man was stabbed to death, news of two arrests. the suspects are teenagers, one has been charged as an adult. news 4 chris gordon is in delphi to explain what happens to the teens next, chris. >> reporter: well, tonight the teens are in custody charged with murder for the stabbing that occurred just beyond that bridge here in this park. one of the teens is being held in the adult detention facility, the other in juvenile custody. and as you can see behind me, life here in the park has basically returned to normal. children have returned to the playground here in delphi manner. neighbors say they are relieved that arrests have been made in the murder that happened here two weeks ago. >> the person that got killed, apparently, was a regular in the park but he never caused any problems or anything like that and the police were able to track him down and track down the people that did it. that's awesome. >> i'm glad that

done it again. >> prince georges county police worked with national capitol park police investigating the murder scene. >> our homicide detectives were able to identify a witness to this incident, which ultimately led us to the two teenagers being identified and charged. >> first and second degree murder charges have been filed against 14--year-old elias, who was being charged as an adult. his 13-year-old companion's case will be handled in juvenile court. police say the teens came to the park looking for money and targeted a homeless man one of them knew. >> the motive is a robbery and our indication at this point is they, you know, they knew what they were doing. they unfortunately went to this level of extreme violence very quickly and ultimately did lead to the fatal stabbing of this 47-year-old man. >> the victim has been identified as

police say he had no known address but they say he does have family in this area who have been notified. in delphi, chris gordon news 4. a building that is just blocks from howard university is a total loss. cleanup crews are working on the site. it's on sherman avenue in northwest. bulldozers collecting the rubble and clearing the lot. witnesses say the walls crumbled this morning as a nearby tree was being cut down. the building was under construction, no one was hurt but the structure cannot be saved. oh, the years flown by and football season is upon us. everybody take a look. chopper 4 in the air in baltimore just about an hour and a half to go before the redskins beat up on the ravens. >> and it's only the preseason. fans are ready and our shomari stone is in the middle of all the action. shomari. >> it's funny you guys say it's only preseason. if youal

here, you would think it was the super bowl. it was so intense. i'm like, no, it's just preseason. no, we have to win. we're here outside the stadium. you can see that it's filling up here. we have chopper 4, above let's take a live look from chopper 4. we're between the orioles stadium and this opened up three hours ago and there are people all over the place just coming here, a lot of folks from dc, one woman drove all the way from virginia beach just to come to this game. so it's a really big game and they call it the battle of the beltway. let's take a quick walk together, ardon me, sir. -- pardon me, sir. >> who is going to win tonight? >> redskins. >> reporter: how do you know? >> all about the burgundy and gold. >> what's going through your mind now. >> i'm looking for another win, there's all. redskins, yes. >> reporter: and here, i don't even know how to talk to this guy. what is this thing on your head? okay. so this is your championship

wearing this thing? >> everywhere except for the shower. it's my pride and joy. >> reporter: are you friends now, how does this all work. hey this is pg, watch yourself, guys, this is not r rated. so are you -- pg -- we don't say, we say prince georges county, you can't say that. prince georges county, that's where she is. i'm here in baltimore and this game starts at 7:30 followed by snl and then nbc washington news 4 at 11. it's going to be a great game. i'll have a live report for you afterwards, go redskins, go ravens, you decide, let's have a good game. talk to you all later. >> doing some match making there. >> our coverage, team coverage continues now with carol maloney. >> she's also in baltimore with a look at what's ahead in sports, carol? >> reporter: hey

what, we have the news 4 chopper flying over us. is it a bird, plane? no news 4 chopper mean it's a big game. redskins and ravens, we'll tell you the four things to look out for, coming up. ♪ stories of survival, we'll hear from people who jumped to safety one year ago. now, they're trying to rebuild after that tragedy in silver spring. >> dramatic images as shots ring out next to a woman and a child. we have a video police want you to see as they search from the men behind this bold attack. >> reporter: i'm julie carey, where the home day care inside that townhouse is still allowed to operate, even though the man who runs was just arrested on sex crime charges. coming up, a look at whether that mean some kind of change is needed in state rules. and i'm tracking a few sprinkles on storm team 4 rar radar right now. however, have the umbrella handy friday

she has some answers and some reaction, jewels. >> reporter: wendy, it's unclear whether anyone is bringing their kid to the day care since the operator was charged. his wife takes care of kids, too. state license tonight still in place and still active in spite of the fact that the husband was charged with improperly touching kids. no obvious sign of children at this day care home that might be because the operator, claudia is chd

of improperly touching two girls. in spite of that, these state records show his day care license is still active, child care here is permitted. >> i was surprised. >> that was the reaction of one long-time northern virginia home day care provider. he's a leader in the field, a stickler for the rules. she recognizes accusations don't equal guilt, but believes first and foremost, the kids must be protected. >> if there is enough evidence to have him arrested, him, her, then there should be the licensing inspector should be able to, you know say, hey, this is what's happening, we should pull a license. >> under current department of social services rules, it's not that simple, day care inspectors must complete their own independent investigation before deciding whether a license should be revoked. >> we have to make a distinction between there being an allegation that someone has

making the finding that they have, in fact. >> day care provider thinks the rules need to be changed to allow inspectors to act more quickly and to alert parents, she thinks state licensing records should show that an investigation is underway. now, while the state license would allow claudia to keep taking care of children, not the judge. he's ordered him not to have contact with kids under the age of 13. wendy, i'll send it back to you. julie cary, thanks. >> the district in virginia do have easy ways for you to check if your day care is licensed and tell you what the state records show about that facility. you can get to those sites by searching day care in our nbc washington app. new information now on a storey we first told you about yesterday, cars in northern virginia getting splattered with some tar-like gunk. we posted information on the nbc washington a

a report with vdot. since then more than 300 drivers have called to report damage. they say a paving contractor has put down a sealant, but it didn't dry in time before it rained. well your child's back to school shopping list includes a backpack, binder, dividers, not a shotgun, though. walmart spent the entire day apologizing for this picture. this social media post makes it looks like the store is marketing guns as a back to school item on twitter today walmart called the sign unacceptable and terrible. the company is trying to track down the store where that picture was taken. >> this is one of the most popular storeys y. the company's communication department has been responding to critical tweets throughout the day. >> well, back to school, back to football. the skins' first preseason game is a little more than an hour away. >> carol maloney, of course, live in baltimore for us tonight.

an eye out for tonight? he had the biggest smile on his face of anyone. he loves the chance of being able to prove it once again. so the pregame number one is kirk cousins p. and want we want to see chemistry with his new receiver, we'll also be keeping an eye on 95 jonathan allen the first round pick and how effective will he be, number

way into bigger role if he performs well this preseason. and number four, we're finally going to see head coach get back to play calling will we notice any difference and how will it effect other parts of coaching. after the game it's the premier of snl premier update followed by news 4 at 11:00. it is game day, preseason game, number one, it is almost upon us. live from the bank, we'll send it back to you. >> thanks, carol. more than half you say, you're going to be rooting for the team. you can weigh in on the washington facebook page. what you need to know if

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showers, maybe a few rumbles of thunder. it's really during the evening hours, i think, we'll see rain impacting the region. if you had dinner out on your friday night. that's the most likely time you'll deal with rain. here we are 11:00 p.m. make sure you have that umbrella handy. then move ahead to saturday morning. 8:00 a.m. still plenty of clouds around. we're manly dry -- mainly dry through the morning hours. we start to see some areas of rain develop, saturday is not a wash out. we could have a period of rain impacting your day, plan now and start making that back up or indoor plan. if you're outside, you can pick up and move inside and not have too big of an impact on whatever you're doing outdoors. maybe the birthday party or something like that. currently temperatures, 81 degrees in washington. humidity creeps up over night tonight. it's with us tonight and saturday and it goes back down on sunday. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, mostly cloudy and dry. still 78. tomorrow 82 degrees, very similar to da

thunderstorms around later in the day, especially during the evening hours. for the weekend, do the yard work on sunday, with it being dry that saturday afternoon. have that backup plan b heading to the pool, probably want to go on supd, with more sunshine in the forecast. and also here is your beach forecast. maybe some rain late on friday, some showers at the beach on saturday, maybe some showers at the maryland beaches on sunday, but the delaware beaches are looking dry. wendy, as we look to the next ten days you can see here at home, mid-80s, saturday and sunday, showers around on sunday, maybe a shower on monday with a chance for mow showers on the forecast on tuesday. >> all right, thanks, amelia. one year later, their wounds are still raw. >> hear from the people who survived this dramatic scene as flames raced through homes in silver spring. i'm scott mcfarlane, a man fired amid scandal at washington, d.c. scandal center

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she's now in critical condition in the hospital. a man was also shot. we're trying to find out what kind of condition he is in. no word on a motive and so far no arrests. >> in other news, he was reassigned, then he was fired, then he was rehired. so how long will brian hawkins keep his job this time. >> the news 4 i-team relentlessly investigated fill yours and safety concerns at the concern here under hawkins watch. >> scott mcfarlane first broke the storey. he's looking at why they rehired the director. >> internal investigators found what they described as unsafe conditions inside the washington, d.c. va medical center, including unsanitary conditions, supply shortages and it was all cockroach infestation. the agency reassigned the man in charge shortly after, brian hawkins. when the i-team revealed he was moved to administration position at agency headquarters, there were calls for his

now, hawkins is back on the job again because he's appealing his firing and administrative judge ruled hawkins must stay at the job until there's a final decision on his appeal. the agency says it's opposed at headquarters in the top official who overseas va health care. but veterans who seek care at the medical center recently told us whoever is in charge at the dc medical center must ensure veterans are safe and have the needed supplies. >> i'm not going to say that the va medical center is perfect. no hospital is perfect. that's a high volume operation over there. they can careless about their short of supplies. as far as they're concerned. go out to cvs to the pharmacy and get what i need. >> the secretary of the va in a statement released to news 4 says no judge ever cared for our nation's veterans will force me to put an employee back in the position when he allowed

pose potential safety risk to our veterans. brian hawkins did not return our request for comment. we'll keep watching this case and keep you all updated. >> i know you will, thanks, scott. >> the i-team is working on a half hour special to keep your kids safe in school. this sunday, scott will walk you through his year-long investigation into teacher misconduct, cases the big changes made to keep parents better informed and how to talk to your kids about abuse. slipping through the cracks airs sunday morning at 11:30 right after meet the press. without thinking twice, they will run into a burning building to save your family. some of the bravest people in our community need your support. firefighter, he's still in critical condition. the rookie was hit by a fire truck last week on the job at a fire in northeast dc. he recently graduated from the training academy. even though he's new to the job, doesn't make him any less important to his fire fighting family. >> certain ones become

it's a part of your family, no matter how long he's been on the job. >> when i go to work, there's a chance that something may happen to you and may not go come to my family. >> there's biological family and his work family say they are overwhelmed by the community's love and prayers. yesterday firefighters held a fund-raiser to help pay for smothers increasing medical expenses. >> one year later there are still reminders of this deadly apartment building explosion in silver spring. i went back out there last week and saw this fence that locks off an empty lot now. that's where buildings once stood at the flower branch apartments. for the people who survived, the memories are tattooed in their brain, even the sound of door slamming brings them back. news 4 erica gonzalez talks to one of the survivors there and explains how a community came together when people needed each other most. >> she says she doesn't remember much from that

safety when two buildings in the flower branch apartment complex in silver spring exploded after natural gas leak. she and several members of her family were together. it was a unit like this one on the first floor. her granddaughter's chelsea, 8 and 6 were there. their mom carried them out. i spoke to her off camera. and an camera interview was too much to bear. she was hospitalized for her injuries but survived. she and her family and so many others narrowly escaped death. seven people did not. as a community watched for numerous people and several groups were moved to action. latino advocacy organization was one of them. >> it was extraordinary example of humanity. >> in the moments after the blast, sent translators to the scene. language bayers were too great -- beariers were too great.

for people to donate. >> we organize for food and for clothes and all the items that people donate to us and all the big things and people whatever they wanted. >> financial support came too. more than $827,000 raised through the montgomery county housing partnership and given back to those effected. for some starting a new meant a new location. others chose new units in the same complex. the flower branch apartments offered its share of assistance, more on that in the nbc washington app under flower branch. >> she avoids the corner at all cost. walking by, she says, causes a sadness that can move her to tears. her memory flooded with good times and then jolted back to reality by the site of this hole in the earth and the green tarps that cover it. i asked her if she lives with peace. >> no. loud door slam makes

shutter. starting over has not been easy, but instead of focusing on the past. her and her family are choosing resilience focusing on tomorrow and the brighter days ahead. >> there will be a vigil tonight in a little less than an hour at 7:30. it will be across the street. victim's families and residence of that complex will gather to remember those who died and to thank the community for its support. here is a look at what's coming up next. >> remember that heavy rain. well one woman in capital heights will never forget after this was left in her front yard. tracee wilkins coming up on news 4, this dangerous sinkhole. >> take a look as we close out the work weekend, a little bit more unsettled with scattered rains. tomorrow more showers on saturday. timing coming up in my full forecast.

live look for you at the u.s. capital right now. today hot debate came to the hill over legislation claimed at protecting consumers. families held to sound the alarm on the regulatory accountability act. they say if you care about clean air and water and safe products for your chin,

about this bill. it requires agencies to show the financial impact on new regulations on businesses, farms and communities. a father whose son died in a hot car also spoke out today. he said the measure could lead to fewer protections and that is a dangerous thought. . we can't do it at the expense of killing our children. that's unconscious nabl. >> the u.s. chamber of commerce, they released a statement saying it will require the most expensive regulations to go through open and transparent processes. the bill now sits in the senate. >> a newly announced candidate for governor of maryland may have a problem. she's also been registered in voting in the district as recently as 2014. she's a former aide to first lady michelle obama. she announced her campaign for governor this week. but bethesda magazine reported she's been registered in both maryland and dc an

violation of election laws. the campaign acknowledged the dual registrations to the magazine but did not respond to today to nbc 4. they must have lived in the state and been registered to vote for five years. also on the running for maryland governor in 2018, former naacp director, prince georges county director, state senator of richard, and entrepreneur aleck ross. they're running on the democratic ticket challenging republican governor larry hogan. >> a sinkhole formed in her front yard. but tonight new questions about how it happened and who foots the bill for repairs. >> well, a lot of you want it. we're working for you to make sure youave what y hou

a ten-foot sinkhole is swallowing a woman's garden and it is growing. she lives in a neighborhood in capital heights. it can happen outside your house, too. bureau chief tracee wilkins is working for you looking into the cause and cost of sinkholes. all the rain we got last week left this hole. . she says she has never seen anything like this. the repair will mean digging out what's in the hole and filng

could cost thousands. the cheese peek region we gets a lot of rain, that water goes somewhere. >> adam director says the county is not responsible for repairs here. he likened it to a basement over flowing. >> when neighborhoods are being developed, they'll store materials or dump things under the ground. in this case i found out that there was metals there were other materials that rusted and degraded faster than the soil. >> i'm like devastated. like i say, i don't know what to do. >> mrs. robinson is keeping this sinkhole covered for now. it doesn't like anyone else was impacted on the street. but the county's department of environment saying neighbors should pay attention to potential changes in their yards here. >> it looks like it's going to continue, you know, to cave in. >> but the county's part in all of this,

robinson to a web site where they are capable of coming in and filling this hole with the stuff that it needs to be filled with. it's going to be pretty expensi expensive. >> one county contractor tells us it can cost between five and $20,000 to repair a sinkhole. the cost depends on what cause that hole. the south capitol street bridge right next to nats park is going away. but a new bridge will replace it. . the existing south capitol street bridge will be used right up until the day traffic can switch over to the new bridge which is slated to open in 2021. >> boosted by the election of president trump, saturday night live enjoyed a big

starting tonight weekend update goes prime time. ahead of tonight's show, lester holt sat down with collin, they gave lester a behind the scenes look at their partnership and the process of making political comedy and you don't have to make it. >> yeah. and that's gotten weirder from there. it's like you thought it peaked right around the election and it's gotten weirder, you know, it's not an end in sight. coverage of the redskins game starts at 7:30. whenever that's done you'll see snl weekend update. we hope you'll join us for all of that. >> and amelia is joining us now. there's not going to be any rain or sprinkles at

. that's moving up towards the philadelphia area. before we talk more about the weather. i want to talk about the solar eclipse, pretty hard to find solar eclipse glasses. let's take you to the graphic first and show you what you're going to see and we'll talk about the glasses that you need. it happened right around 2:42, the eclipse decides to wind down around 3:30 in the afternoon. now, what do you need. what are the viewing tips? never look directly at the sun. even with sunglasses, can't look directly at the sun. now you only want to use the

the solar eclipse. we had it put together a fabulous storey i've tweeted out and posted on the facebook page and on the web site, as well. on how difficult it was for her to find the glasses before you go out and call the store ahead and see if they have them. you can check the library, the hardware store. you can check all of the areas. . it might be a bit of hunt. call ahead before you head anywhere to check and see if they have them. so, again, once you have the sunglasses you can look at the sun and it is the coolest, i have to say. it's a great activity for you to do with the kids leading up to the solar eclipse and have them put on their glasses practice safely looking at the sun and enjoy the solar eclipse here on july 21st. hopefully we don't get this weather. 82 with plenty of clouds in place and scattered showers and thunderstorms around.

outdoor exercise fine. headed to the pool. have a plan b and dinner is when rain is most likely, make sure you have that umbrella handy. as we look to the weekend, 50% chance of showers on saturday, mainly during the afternoon and evening hours, humid, mid-80s, keeping sunday dry, good news apparently sunny skies and high temperatures in the mid-80s once again. >> i know the museum is doing some stuff with eclipse. they'll have the glasses you were talking about for people in the 21st. >> i'm going to check amazon prime. they have everything. >> there you go. >> coming up in sports, the redskins an ravens hit the field. >> why the cowboys quarterback makingis

let's head back out to the stadium, kick off just over a half hour away here, the excitement is building. what do you know. >> i'm standing right in the middle of warm-ups. we've got some offensive line men going at it and getting right behind me. about 79 and warming tonight dressed on the field. it's extra crazy. we learned earlier in the week that some of the big name starters will not be going tonight. josh, there's also some disappointment today when you learned a guy the starter is out and that's junior. he's been a red

kept him out and off the field. lots of people are excited to finally see the burst of speed, the rush. it won't be tonight. he hasn't played it down since they signed him two years ago. they put a damper on his redskins career. so far, he's looked good at camp. today we found out he's got a hamstring injury. we'll have to wait some more to see his game under the light. who will be playing, terrell, the big wide receiver signed by the redskins this off season. he's not only brings his size, but a good perspective because he used -- he use to be a quarterback. last season he had over a thousand yards. the skins could use the help. they try to replace the production not just one, but two starting receivers who hit the thousand yard mark last year. i was talking with the washington post mike jones. . because, you know, he's such a big guy. seeing some really amazing

they're going to be really exciting to watch, all the other top receivers are out. those two together can be kind of exciting. >> well, if they're fades and he uses the big arms and hands to catch him. go for it. >> how about the defense, projected seven new starters on defense. can you tell anything from one preseason game about how this unit is working. >> i don't think so because they're going to be rotating those guys in and out so much. i don't know if we're going to get a read on things. i will be looking at the rookies, jonathan allen on the first round pick, they're going to play a lot. while we might not be able to tell a lot about other defensive pieces, at least we'll see what they have to offer. >> i think he's going to show physicality and he's got better hands than a lot of people, too. will he be the only star, i don't know. i'm looking forward to

him. >> they'll get in the playoffs they loss without appearance in the post season. it's something this year's players like williams still think about as they look ahead to 2017. . i can since the team, the coach that was you don't want to end this year like we did last year, for sure. it came out today. there's a lot of redskins fans going come on, man, here you

cowboys has the highest selling jersey in both maryland and virginia this off season. the nfl released a state of top selling jerseys state by state best sellers from april to july. and yes he was on top in the state the redskins played and in the state they have the practice facility, note, the nfl did not include dc in its list. press cot was topping nine states who was the seller in 14 states. that's definitely something that makes you go, oh. as for tonight, we have the game on our air nbc 4 kick off at 7:30. dreams might be realized. livelihood is on the line for so many and the starters, well they want to get unhealthy. saturday night live. weekend update after the game and then news 4 at 11. we'll be here with post game reaction from the locker room. live from the stadium, we'll send it back to you guys. >> looking for a big win

preseason. thank you, carol. thank you for joining us. nightly news is up next. >> and we'll see you back here 11ish after snl.

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tonight trump's new warning the president doubles down, ratchets up the retdric and says the fire and fury threat maybe wasn't tough enough. developing news on the opioid crisis. to be officially declared a national emergency. what the surprise announcement means for so many families. mystery. sonic attack. american diplomats in cuba hit with hearing loss after a series of bazar incidents like something out of a spy novel. horrifying and shocking. taylor swift takes the stand, describing an alleged groping incident involving a radio d jay. and live from new york, we're with the weekend update guys back on the desk tonight in primet