people in the crowd said they never thought they would ever see. a championship parade hern their hometown of washington, d.c. it was just remarkabl to see alexander h ovechkinding up the trophy on the bus. that got the biggest reaction out of the crowd as you might expect. whe we are right now is where the action ended with the rally here on the mall and let me tell you something, everybody who came to this crowd here w and were told to expect close to 100,000 people to be out that is the guy they wanted to hear from the most and alexander ovechkin wrapped up the day on th stage in a way that only he could. >> what's up, birds? you know, like you thought it was going to be crazy, but- it's it's basically nuts.yo know? we all want to stay together with you guys. ♪ we are the champions, my

friends ♪ ♪ we'll keep on fighting until the end ♪ >> that song i heard that song today and've never heard it sung by 100,000 people at the same time. it w truly remarkable. and the embraces still going on ba t and forth betwes city and the team. tj oshie just tweeted out his thanks once again saying that the best fans in the nhl are here in washington, d.c. chris gordon was out with more, now he has more of the sights and sounds of the day. >> they have been waitinfor this. all morning and it's finally here. holtby, holtby, holtby. let's go caps.

>> whoa. whoa. he's going down under. your captain and playoff mvp, number 8, alex ovechkin. ♪ and the rockets red glare >> i'm muriel bowser. i'm the mayor of the world champion washington capitals. >> i love you so much. i know how much you love this city and the players and now we have something that bonds us d unites us. a stanley cup championship. >> four words that i want tou leavewith, and i have to sort of paraphrase it from one of the greatest people, greates americans of all time, we had a dream. and we did it.

>> back to back. back to back. back to back. back to back. back to back. back to back. ♪ because we are the champions ♪ of the world >> reporter: setting a high bar with that back to back chant. that's for sure now, this city probably throws more parades than any other city in the country and, therefore, the people here are working like a machine. they know how these things run in this town, but also whenever we have aha parade can be a logistical nightmare for metro. adam tuss isatching the roads and rails for us now. adam? >> reporter: that's right, leon. transportation perspective this thing actually went very, very smoothly. it was really wl done. metro expects about 150,000 more trips on the rails today compared to a normal weekday,

but right now a lot of that s r is all gone and we are getting a post work crowd, soa the and the rails they are keeping up. >> the l'enfant plaza packed with a sea o red, even though it's not on the red line. the celebration continuing to the train,etro says they expect about 150,000 more riders todayompared to a normal weekday. we caught up with perhaps metro's most famous rider right now, capslayer t.j. oshie. >> how are you doing, man? you've been metro's hero. what do you think about that? >> it's great. >> do you like the met? system >> made it easy for meit as great. >> reporter: traffic downtown moving smoothly for the most part andeh certainles got priority. there was one vehicle that didn't have any problem getting around today and that was the vehicle carrying alex ovechkin and the stanley ugp. we even ca up with ovie after his ride.

>> who are you feeling? are you feeling od? i'm feeling unbelievable. >> you have had quite the couple of days, you know you are like an itiernet sen now, right? >> yeah, but, yow we came home and we just celebrate like crazy. it's unbelievable. >> you've been waiting a long time. are you feeling good? >> i feel great. >> reporter: all in all a smooth day, even for the stanley cup. you know, the funniest thing was seeing ovie the entireevday, ybody wanted him to hold up the stanley cup, but you can't hold up 35 pounds for like four hours straight, it's just not possle, unless you arehe world's strongest man. he is a pretty strong that was pretty funny to see that happen. those guys just stopped, talked to you on the street, the nicest group and i have to say all in all a thumbs up to the entire city. everything from the fans to the team to metro to the rails, this was a smooth day, leon.ah >> reporter: it really -- it truly was. and the weather cooperated as

ewell. that m it a perfect experience all the way around. you can probably tellndight bee as i mentioned about this well oiled machine the way this town runs when it comes to big events like these, they have salready taken tge apart. by the time we get finished with hour this whole area might be completely cleaned out. wendy and jim, you probably will not be surprisedo know behind us is evidence of a lot of adult beverages. a good time was had by o a lot people out here. >> on the ground and on the oshie.e saw we like that. >> there was nothing but chugging and hugging going on on that stage. >> and there's nothing wrong with that. >> not at all. they've earned it. they've earned a few belts and then some. leon, thanks a lot. and of course we had just a perfection of a day out there today. other guy out in the middle of the course was doug enjoying the weather. doug, you had on the jersey today. did you get hot out there. >> it was kind of wacool. >> i awesome. definitely got a little bit on the hot side because that sun was blaring down. i' coming back and seeing all

the producers that were down there, the writers, because we are red. i put on extra makeup because i got a sunburn today. a lot of people sunburntoday. dn't wear the sunscreen and we had plenty of sunshine. i was down there earlier and i have to tell you it wasust incredible, seeing the fans, i mean, these fans had waited not justou for h today, but for ars and years and years for this. so three hours waiting for the team to come down with the stanley cup, that was not an issue at l. anytime you said he will low to the fans they were just so excited. just incredible being down there today,oo thank you nbc for letting me go down there. that was just so cool. now i h se to doe work back here and it's pretty easy as far as today is concerned. we have pretty nice conditions. we have the cloud cover remember yesterday we talked about the chance for clouds during the afternoon and we have those now. sunshineearlier, now we're seeing more clouds come in, but no rain today. o temperaturewisy at 76 right now, that is just gorgeous. 77 hagerstown, 68 down toward

richmond. der becausech c that's where the clouds are, they are down to our south, moving our way now, what moves in tomorrow? we will talk about that, a chance of showers and maybe some strong thunderstorms as well. not a washout, thalgh. we will about that and talk about the next couple days as well as we move in towards the weekend in just a few minutes. >> we will see you then. rest thattrvoice. >> i'mng, buddy. i'm trying. the historic meeting between pres nent trump andth korean leader kim jong-un ended with an outline to pursue the denuclearization of the korean peninsula, but what everybody is shocked about, the president's announcement, that the u.s. will cancel its annual militarys exerciith south korea. nbc's bill neely reports from singapore now. >> reporter: kim jong-un was the first toer arrive h in singapore, he's the last to leave. leaving on a chinese government this after a historic summit that was perhaps bigger on symbol than on substance and

it's being treated b north korea as a big win. by president trump, too. >> our unprecedented meeting, b the firween an american president and a leaderf north korea proves that real change is indeed possible. >> but north korea simply agree to what it agreed to two months ago with south korea, the u.s. has agreed to give northorea security guarantees. >> this is a good step. we've moved further away from the risk of war and confli.. the u and north korea are talking at the highest level, but theren hasn't b any concrete commitment for even specific commitment to action or a timetable. >> reporter: and the there's a i bombshell, pnt trump saying he has canceled joint exercises with south korea what were due to take place in august. secretary of state mike pompeo is o his way to seoul to explain to the south koreans exactly what that means.

bill neely, n news, singapore. breaking news this j afternoon, age is allowing at&t to buy time warner after the governmen tried to block that deal, at&t offered more than $85 billion to take over the parentpa c of hbo, warner brothers and cnn. at&t already owns directv. department of justice lawyers argued the deal would hurt competition and make services more expensive for customers. moments ago a judge ruled that the purchase can go that decision will have major implications on future tell com and media mergers. just underwo hours now until the polls close in virginia. ahead at 5:00, the decisions th voters are making that could help decidehe balance of power in washington. a confrontation leads to a deadly police involved shooting in this silver spring parking lot. coming up cellphone video shows what officers did after the

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> ♪ ♪ ♪ we are the champions ♪ we are thehampions alex ovechkin leading the team singing queen's hit, appropriate, just one of the highlights from today's parade and rally celebrating the team's stanley cup championnip. >> only news 4 this evening, video shows the moments after police officer shot a man in silver spring. that unarmed man died at the hospital. our darcy spencer is live at the scene of yeerday's shooting t show you that video and share the detailsbout the men involved.

darcy? >> reporter: jim, the man who shot the video was actually at ho yesterday when he began hearing some yelling. he also heard shotsfired. it happened right here here in this parking lochlt.is he grabbed cellphone and began recording even though he was petrified because het did know if more shots would be fired. he shared that video with us out he concern about circumstances surrounding this police shooting. cellphone video obtained by news 4 shows an officer with his gun drver the wounded man lying on the ground after the shots were fired. he appears to be breathing. an officer yells. >> turn around. ton around, maut >> reportehe man doesn't appear to move. officers turn him and put him in handcuffs. photos show officers and medics later performing first aid. the man died at the hospital. police say he was not armed. the man who was shot has been identified as robert white, he lived at this home in silver spring.

the m otgomery countyfficer anand badgujar is a two-year veteran of the force. a witness who did not want to show her faceme she saw the men struggling. >> i saw a blackale talking to a police officer and then eventually i saw the male pull the officer down on ground. >> white's neighbor michael franz ld me he lives alone here and walked every day because exercing helped him cope with personal struggles. >> it's not impossible to understand how he may have seemed suspicious given that he had no specific business in any of the places to which he was passing ofoot. at the same time, none of us ever saw any aggressiveness on his part and he was always very warm. >> reporter: those neighbors also very concernpp about what ed out here. montgomery county police confirm that the two officers you saw in the video were wearing body

cameras. police say that video will be released once this investigation is complete. wendy, back to you. >> thank you, darcy. the family of a prince george's county police officer who was kild from friendly fire is now suing the county and the if err whoho him. lawyers for the family of jacai koulsen filed a wrongful death lawsuit. thisoes back to 2016 at a police shootout at the police head urs and koul son was mistaken by one of the attackers and shot by a h ifwill low officer. that officer taylor krause was not indicted on criminal erarges. virginia v are making a decision today that could have national implications f the balance of power here in washington. our bureau chief julie carey joins us le from loudoun

county where primaries are being held in both parties,lie? >> reporter: jim, i know you and others have been following the round up to this primary will recognize both republican and democratic names on the signs back there. at means there's primaries in both parties making this one of the more aive precincts but even in those spots turnout late this afternoon only running about 10%. in parts of the northern virginia voters areaking a choice even before they look.t the ball in part of fairfax county and all of loudoun there is both aa demo and republican primary. on the gop side the high profile race picking candidate to challenge senator tim kaine. prince george's county board chairman corey stewart is on the ballot but this voter says nick treat tass wins his vote. >> i think freitas may have a better shot. >> reporter: barbara come stack faces a challenge from one her party but thes spotlight on the six-person democratic field.

one that features four female candidates. this couple cast two votes for jennifer wtin who presently serves in the state senate. >> i personally had a preference for jennir westin because she has experience with the process and her position with the nra falls in lined with mine and having support much governor. >> reporter: ts time combat impressedn helmer has her. >> both my and husband and i voted for dan helmere we h a son-in-law who is a disabled vet and there were a the -- hings about like his -- i don't know, we just decided he was the one. >> reportenow, while there are favorites in these races there has been no public pollinf to speak and in these low turnout affairs they makees candidery nervous because surprises can happen. so it's going to be reallyin intere to watch when those returns start coming in after

7:00 tonight. back to u in the studio. >> thanks, julie. aerfect day today but we are about to welcome back that heat and humidity. foug with the

flags to save your voice. put up sunshine and rain flags. >> a, i got a lot of sun today, d i lost my voice which i view was going to happen. so much fun. incredible, the feeling that this city is coming together and to have this championship that we can n just all call our own which is really great and it makes you think that, hey, maybe there's other championships out there, too. where before we didn't have anyu we have ae more coming in,

who knows. >> we are looking at a pretty nice afternoon. it is gorgeus. we hhe cloud cover, though. we talked about this yesterday, we said sunshine early for the parade and clouds by 3:00, 4:00 and that's what we have got. we have got temperatus at 76, winds out of the south at 10 miles an hour d that southerly nd along with the sunshine allowed temperatures to get into the upper 70s today. 75 right now martinsburg, 74 man manass manassashe nothing onadar picture, we are dry, we will stay that way through the day tomorrow. then we have a chance of storms. remember yesterday it wa across our region, we were only in the 60s, right now richmond right here in the clouds only 68 degrees and you could see the clouds making their way right back to the north. that's why we have cloud cover now. those clouds coming courtesy of another system. you can see it spinning back to the west. that system moves our way tomorrow and gives us ahance for showers and storms.

not most of the day. most of the day is dry but 8:0 a.m. we have cloud cover across the area, those clouds stick arou m, tomorrowtly cloudy skies. we will see someor sun tw, especially during the afternoon. 3:00 we have storms way north and west, but our area remains dry until late afternoon. now we've got a line of storms developing around 5:00, 6:00. that comes on through here through around 8:00 and then watch this, the actual froou comes t back to the west around 11:00. r so moreain tomorrow night. now, it's not going to be a washout. most of tomorrow w quite dry. if you have plans tomorrow, don't worry, it will be warm, it will be humid, hot and humid, a chance of a shower or thunderstorm late in tin day. once aon't worry about it. most of us get home from work around 4:00, 5:00 without getting those storms, by 6:00, 7:00 if your kids have games like mine do we may have a prlem, 40% chance o storms in the area. 85 and low humidity, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.

that's the weather thursday, friday and saturday r it islly going to be quite nice out here. sunday we get back into the hot and humid weather. 90 degrees on sunday. look what we're going on monday, high of 93 degrees and then we get into a lot bit of an unsettled pattern. nothing too big here. with err a not talkiut a big area of rain but unsettled in the middle of next week. a chanc of showers and storms, but even tomorrow is not going to be bad but rithursday,y and saturday, those days are going to be gorgeous, just like today. on those days there is no parade like there was today s they can't be that good, right? >> it was yoperfect. came through. continuing coverage next of the caps victory parade, oursh ry burris joins us live with o more that bus ride she took with caps star sht.j. today. plus an 11-year-old who is being honored for helping a younger student who was about to get hit by a car. mark sea grave introduces us to heis little

you're watching news 4 at 5:00. now at, 5:30 what a day. historic, joyful, fabulous. players and fans equally giddy as we celrate theaps first stanley cup championship with a parade, fans cheering every time the players held up that cup. so everyone is losing their voice tonight. >> did you see me there, i was in that red shirt.

then there was a huge rallyn the national mall. players and team staff being introduced as heroes today and a new chant was born, back to back, we could get used to that. >> right. and then ovie and the gg singing "we are the champions" and thanking the fans and's ov family thanking them for all the sacrifices they have made as the caps made their run.ionship i'm sure all the players are thanking their families for that. >> you know it. u know we will have that song stuck in our head. there are worse songs to have in your headllday. >> i will sing a few during the commercial break. >> lucky me not you out there. at one point ovie said we knew it would be crazy, but this is nuts. >> let's go back to leon harris where it's been ns nearly nuts for him as everyone else, but he did get to witness all of it unfolding, which is fabulous. >> reporter: you know, this has been such a ri we went from we want the cup to we got the cup and now we had a

parade. this has just been a fantastic day here. to believe that just a couple hours ago there were tens of thousands, maybe people here crowding the mall to tell the caps how much they appreciate them for what they've done. they've brought that stanley cup to washington, d.c. as for shomari stone, he was out there working a the crowds got a chance to meet quite a few of those people. i know they we telling you is is a day they will never forget. >> reporter: indeed, leon. these fan were incredibly ecstatic. they were just cheering, we love the caps. as oshie and you had ovechkin when he held up the stanley cup that's when a lot of them were just incredibly excited. let's take a look. as star cast player t.j. oshie raises his hands in the top of a double-decker bus, fans eruptith cheers for the stanley cup champions. >> it's just amazing. it's amazing to see all these people. >> reporter: derek jameson became a caps fan when he was

just eight years old. >> what was your reaction seeing the stanley cup in the rade? >> happiness. pure joy. pure joy seeing ovechkin. >> reporter: you can feel the joy. just take aook at this crowd. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: did you see the cup? >> yeah, i'm so excited. >> reporter: does ovechkin? >> yeah, i saw -- >> reporter: as t you can seey are excited over here. more than 00100, fans stood behind barricades on constitution avenue. >> let's go. whoa. let's go. go, caps! ♪ >> rorter: the parade is the city's first in d.c. since the redskins celebrated in 1992. derek says the caps will do it again. >> this teammms ted. they get a bunch of these players back, ovie as our captain, holtby as our goal keeper, g we've so much promise going eprward.

>>ter: man, that guy sounds like a caps expert. eaw, you will see people dressed in redng to the metro right now. they are incredibly happy about all of this and coming up at that ou will see a group is pushing for ovechkin to run ,or the presidency in 2020. live he back to you, >> reporter: i can't wait to hear his speech. >> all right. thank you, shomari. now, smari had a good seat, i had a good seat and nobody had a seat lik sherr burris, on board the p bus with tj oshie. h >> reporter: i think today, leon, was my favorite part of the post season, being able to travel with theseuys was absolutely incredible. it's emotionally exhausting being on the road, but for them it was 24 more games, but all that hard work paying off the minute they got on those buses. i was on the about us with t.j. oshie and his family today.

i mean, he had his his wife was there, they proudly held them up, the littlest one, though, got to say got a little tuck erred out by midway through. but also on theus jacob verona who made a huge impact in these playoffs, he is showing off the tattoo he got on saturday night to commemorate the stanley cup. i also caught up with a couple more of thers caps pla right after the parade on the special day. >> there's not -- it just proves the way it was today. >> there is a love affair between the city and the players, it'sfa ntastic. fo's sort of a life changing moment. every one of these players and their families and myself and hopefully for the fans, they had to endure a lot of timend we're glad to bring a championship to washington. >> today i thought it would be crazy and it was every bit of that plus 10,000 times. it was -- what an experience.

>> all right. well, the guys certainly celebrating with the thousands of fans. also you saw john carlson with his son luca. i have to say i think also amazing for alex ovechkin. he won his first stanley cup, he is also expecting his firstil it will be exciting to see if he can put little ovie in the cup when that time comes. >> or put stanley in that child's name somewhere. huh? might need to convince the wife on that one. >> good luck with that. all right. jim, wendy, back to you. >> it's so great to see what a family affair it was for all those guys >> oshie with his little baby, i don't kn how she slept through that. on his shoulder, all of them with their kids, what alovely, lovely thing to see. really was. we forget thaty' t dads. >> they're real people. >> yeah. >> thank you both. well, as promised, to t.j.e osetro is now selling a commemorative smart trip card in honor of the caps stanley cup win. sellin them for ten bucks on

the metro site. earlier today a young deer found its way down into the platform at the crystal city station. metro posted this video saying the deer somehow got into the tunnel, jumped aroundetween the tracks and the platform and then exited maybe it's way out, didn't bother this guy at all d metro joked that like everyone else that deal was just trying to get on the capitals train. >> but didn't have the right fare, apparently lost. tough questions on capitol hill today as the white house rolls fut a bluepri lower prescription drug prices. a man istruck and killed on i-95 and the driver runs away. i'm tracy wilson, come up on news 4, maryland state police need your help. here is your rain outlook through the weekend. for come scattered swers and thunderstorms some could be strong to severe. doug and i will have more on the impact and timing, plus

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four f-16 fighting falcons from d.c.'s air national guard fly over our nation's capital toe celebrur washington capitals. that was a sight to see and hear. it was loud, too. in about 90 minutes the top four candidates running for prince george's county executive will be squaring off. angela als brooks, paul mon tear joe and anthony muse will be debating at ep kneeser ame church in forth washington.ou we are helping meet the candidates, you can read their profiles in nge nbc wasn app. search prince george's county. maryland state police are trying t figure out who was driving the car that hit and killed a pedestrian late last boltsville-95 in our traffic camera caught the major backup that lasted for

hours through the night. prince georgs county bureau chief tracee wilkins has our story. >> we're hopinne som saw something. >> reporter: this was the backup on i-95 southbound this morning in ille. the road was closed for six hours as police investigated a bizarre case of hit and run the interstate. maryland state police say the pedestrian was walking in the middle of the roadwayoi down the southbound lanes here on i-95 when he was struck and eilled by that week. there were two peo this that car who told maryland state police the driver took off running. the driver of the vehicle did leave the scene. we're trying to identify exactly who the driver was and who the victim was at this point as well t >> reporter:he pedestrian who was struck and killed died on the roadway and police have not been able to identify him. the accident happened on 95 just sout of the icc route 200. it's no place for pedestrians. >> we don't know why this person was on there at that point in time. at any point in the day, especially at 11:30 at night.

>> reporter: maryland state police have identified two passengers who were in the vehicle ahe sayhave no reason to doubt their story. that there was a driver whoth lt vehicle and the scene, but the witnesses have not given polier that dr name. >> this is a case where early in the investigation we have a lot more questions than answers at is point in time. >> reporter: maryland state police believe there had to have been someone traveling on i-95h near icc when this accident happened last night. they are asking anyone with information to give them a callf of i-95 i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. from olympic glory to a tragedy that hasim left beyond devastated. the death of an olympian's daugheer and renewed warnings about your kids and summer safety. plusn 11-year-old makes quite the save after a car runs through the stop sign on the side of a school bus. we wil meet thel y

there is has been a lot of chants, there's been let's go caps. there has been we want the cup. have heard in the streets we got the cup. we've got a new one for you tonight. back to back. back tock ba back to back. back to back. tj oshie raising the bar. how does back to back championships sound? our coverage of the stanley wup parade continues in just a moment. back at the livek d i'm scott mcfarland breaking news out of theederal courthouse in alexandr alexandria. according the man's name is matt shutter land, they say he posted the threat on the slick center's

google review page. shutter land's posting threatened to eradicate muslim americans and specifically target their children. the threat was posted the day after a terrorist drove a car through a crowd of petele in westmi england a few months ago. it was one of a series of threats he made according to prosecutors. he is 55 years old, an army veteran. no response for our request for comment from his attorneys. court filings don't specify the charge yetut a plea hearing in the case is scheduled. jim, back to you. a tragic accident involving olympic skier bode miller's daughter ns renewing warnings about your children as we enter into the summer swim season. miller's 19 month old daughter drowned in al swimming p this past weekend a family friend says theiller's had bee at a private party when little emmy somehow wound up in thepool. miller and his wife posted about the heart breaking loss on social media writing that they are, quote, beyond devastated.

some 800 childn drown every year in our country. that's according to the cdc, which says that' enough children to fill 11 school buses. dr is also the leading injury related death among kids one to three and the second leading cause for kids under 15. most toddlers and preschoolers drown in swimming tools while older kids are more likely to own in oceans, lakes or rivers. the cdc says parents should hi always stay w arm's reach and select swimming areas very carefully. they say it's important to use proper safety devices nd don't just rely on the lifeguard. you should also be wary of plastic or inflatable pools because they are too had a he have to drain after heavy use. the next time you head to ocean city you may notice some new measures in place to help pedestrians. that includes new fencing in the median off coastal highway. crews have also resurfaced

between 26th and 62nd streets north of the boardwalk. there are newom signals, timing adjustments to the lights and sidewalks. the town has been working on these upgrades for the last five years to help prevent pedestrian deaths. a quick thinking 11-year-old is being lauded today after he pulled a kindergartner out of the path of car, a car that was illegally passing the school bus. the whole thing was captured on vedeo. mark seg spoke to both of the boys. >> reporter: these boys little in the same rockville neighborod and go to the same school. jarius is the school patroed ba at their bus stop. several weeks ago after they were waiting foreheir bus saved ryan's life. >> he is a hero. in one sec md kidse bad decisions and it's tragedy. he was there on time, knew exactly what he needed to do. >> watch the school bus video that shows the red stop sign

fully activated. en as ryan and the other children are waiting to cross the streethe car doesn't even slow down. luckily, jaus was paying attention. >> he was about to get run over dby the car so i just pulim back so he wouldn't get run over. >> the captain says it's a deadly problem that haptons all often, drivers ignoring the stop sign on school buses putting young children a risk. tom and cathy say their grandchild ryan could have been killed if jarius hadn't been there. >> it's a close call. >> are you happy he was there for you? >> yeahor >> thank youoing your job. >> today montgomery county police and laryan'smates honored jarius. >> he clearly just reacted. i'm proud that he did what he did because it could have been a bad thing. >> reporter: that school bus camera nottnly cau his her observation, it also caught the driver who had to pay a $250 fine. in rockville, mar segraves, news 4.

>> db jarius. >> that fine needs to go up, i think. come on. >> that's inno >> ridiculous. >> okay. doug, what a day we had today. can we keep this sogoing? thing tells me humidity is creeping back. >> it's coming tomorrow. >> okay. >> but that's hump day, it's wednesday. it's a throw away day because then you get to the end of the week and we're a looki probably the best weekend we have seen really maybe all year if you like warm weather bus that's exactly what we have coming up this weekend. first let's talk about what we have out there today. we've got the cloud cover and we told you yesterdaye would see sunshine early in the day, more clouds late in the afternoon. hey, no problem with these clouds they're helping to keep things nice this even a lot of games being played tonight, a lot of makeup games from this season as my kids are playing baseball, soccerco inuing, lacrosse continues for some of us because we have had so many rainou, we are not seeing that anytime soon. 76 degrees right now, temperatures dropping in the 70s and really nice getting out there, the bash due lking

good. 74 fort belvoir. no rain to speak of rightbu now we are looking at a storm ovstem making its way our way. see the cloudsg back up. we saw them move back down south overnight and now they're moving back towards our region. it's all because of a storm out west, south of chicago, a little bit os a spin and i going to move our way. because it's moving our way tomorrow and it's going to go t, our no this is a severe storm and notice d.c. in a pretty good risk of severe storms but north and west of us this is what's called a slight risk of severe weather. that tells us we have a good chance of scattered thunderstorms, some could be strong to severe. we think we could see a couple heoo tomorrow afte amelia, we think we are going to see them but they won't be all thhi widespread andis not a severe weather day, per se. >> right. exactly. we are going to ve some widely scattered thunderstorms out there tomorrow between about 5:00 and 11:00 p. and because of the heat and humidity among other factors we couldee heavy rain thankfully i'm not seeing a huge threat for flooding because

these storms will be moving at a ni pace at5 to 30 miles an hour but gusty winds could cause isolated wind damage a a low threat for some hail and a very low threat for a tornado, b i n't put that at absolutely no risk. so again scattered teanderstorms to with on your wednesday evening and also notice the humidity here, we are right ing between m and oppressive tomorrow. it's gorgeous on thursday, we have a niceind out of the northwest bringing in that cool, crisp canadian air, similar humidity levels on friday, but take alook, as we head to the iallynd saturday and esp sunday it is down right muggy out there, especially on sundaye we will h temperature around 90 but when you factor in the humidity it's going to feel closer to 100 degrees during the peak heating afternoon hours. you want toeep that in mind as you make those plans. golf i think will be awesome on saturday and then i would head to the pool on sunday when it is super hot and humid outside. you want to get that yard work done, maybe cut the grass for dad this weekend, it is looking thankfully mainly dry,

we need the dry weather because we have had five weekends in a row with heavy rainfall making it hard for people to get outside and enjoyarhe wmer weather. we finally get a bak this weekend. happy early father's day. >> thank you. i appreciate that. g are yong goal tinning on saturday? >> i don't know. i have to decide. >> whenever sheuts up golf she's already made a tee time. that's kind of what happens. % chance of showers and storms tomorrow, 87 degrees there. and then as we're seeing with amelia hasentioned lower humidity thursday and friday are spectacular days, 85 degrees on saturday. father's day, sunday, is up to , the humidity will get up to 93, 94 degrees. the heat index wl be up that high. 93 on monday and it is going to be a little bit warme the heat index above 95. tuesday, wednesday and thursday temperatures in 80s, chance of showers and storms in the middle of next week, a little unsettled but not all that bad. i will send it back to you, you th look fabulous. >> how kind of you, thank you. >> thank you. >> we've been indoors all day.

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companies. >> they're going to announce voluntary massive dps in prices. >> reporter: senator warren said she did a reality check with thn top drug firms. >> zero out of ten said that they had lowered any prices. zero out of ten gave any indication that they plan to do so. >> there are actually several drug companies that are looking at substantial and material priceses of drug >> let me just ask you this there you said they're looking >> reporzar focused on the r:at. plan's priorities including promoting competition, reducing regulations and requiring drug ads to show prices. >> i believe americans deser know the price of a wonderful new drug they hear about on tv before going to ask their doctor about a product that they may find to be unaffordable. >> reporter: democrats say the plans too easy on drug companies. >> we need an ambitious plan t drive drug prices down. not one so small that it sends pharmaceutical stocks soarin in reli relief. >> reporter: the white house says the reforms are just beginning and promises more

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>> local sports fans have been waiting 26 years for a water like this one. the washington capitals seal their place in history as channel cup champions and celebrate with tens of thousands of their closest friends. >> fans line the streets eating a sea of red to see the home team and lord stanles big cup. news 4 was there tori you the cup hoisting, beer chugging, red rocking moment. ♪ we are the champions ♪ e are the champions ♪ >> today marked the culmination for a fan base tha has struggled through years of frustration. >> letnt get right dn to leon harris, he is live in northwest where some of the moments of the day -- you know, leon, we have been a bit out of practice but d