a drowning scare at a popular amusement park. >> six flags america. newsrika gonzalez explains what happened. >> we have just gotten new details in the story. we are hearing that the teen is inrical condition. initially the call came in about afternoon. we have been working the phones to learn more. we just mentioned new details. we know firefighters rushed a teen to the hospital after what is being called a near drowning. we are hearing at this time that the six flags staff performed cpr on the teen before he was taken away. this i video shot shortly thereafter that shows the pool empty, nobody swimming but people were walking around on le pavement nearby. werned from the cdc a report that it released that said unintentional drowning is a leading cause of death for children.

the most recent update tt we got really just minutes ago was that the teen is in critical condition. we have other information coming. we'll be sure to share it with you from the live desk. >> thank you. more breaking news that could impact the evening commute. orange and silver line trains are tinglecking through east falls church. the fire department believes someone was hit by a train. fire and ems crews rushed that metro is warning to expecth delays in b directions. forecast. the doug kammerer is tracking chances for storms. >> right now we have nothing on the radar. we are watching a boundary moving through the area ri t no it looked like we we could have showers and storms along that. we are not seeing any outside right now. we have not seen a lot in the way of sunshine. we have seen cloudover helping to bring temperatures down. the clouds not allowing foror

to develop. notice shower activity here. if you follow this line backes the that is the boundary. we see storms right along the d.c. metro line right now if we were going to see storms. we may not see any throughout the rest of the evening as the front moves through. here is theront to the west. watch it fire up showers and thunderstorms back intoohio. severe weather right here. we are going to watch this boundary move through. a we have couple of hours to go. right now a little less as far as chances of showers and thunderstorms go especially stronger storms. we will be watching very closely, though. the front moves through. we get nice for a few days. then turning hot and very humid for the weekend and tracking father's day. doing anything that day for dad? we have that forecast for you. now as we turn to detailsn the deadly police shooting incident thate brought you as

breaking news last night at 11:00. a 22-year-old man shot and killed byrs offi police say the young man had a gone and fired at the officers. the chieis weighing in. . >> reporter: the are committed to trying to take these illegal guns and iminals offhe streets to try to make d.c. safer. it tells us what e officers were doing last night when they say 22-year-old arkemarquise at the police. this is cell phone video taken afr police shot and killed a 22-year-old man. we are learning more. officers were in area of first and wayne place in southeast last night when they saw 22-year-old marquise alisto.

>> several officers pursued him when alston produced illegal semi-automatic handgun and fired at pursuing officers. >> reporter: officers quickly fired back. investigators spent hours on scene recovering evidence like this handgun they say alston used to shoot polic and a magazine with more rounds of ammunition. police say the suspect was released in jail in march after serving time for a robbery. >> he as undersupervision and was wearing a gps monitoringac et. >> reporter: police say there is body cera video that tells part of the story. right now the mayor of public safety says it is being reviewed to determine if and when it will be heleased. >> shooting is subject to independent review and investigation by the u.s. attorney's office. >> reporter: there was some

concern amongho neighbors i spoke with that the suspect didn't have a gun and he didn't fire at police. they say police say the evidence speaks for itself. i talked to the chief about this and he said there are people in the community who still don'tus police but that is a small f people. he tells me those individuals are not trusting police they say they will wo hardero try to change those perspectives, those minds. >> thank you. the search for a local woman who disappeared in arlington 30 years is over thanks to new dna testing. rea rodriguez vanished in 1989. years later a set of human remains turned up. the medical examiner confirme the remains belong to rodriguez. the details of her disappearance and death are still a mystery. her ex-husband jose rodriguezcr uz is the suspect in the e

disappearanc and murder of another woman who went missing from her d.c. home. this afternoon details on a case of a montgomery couery teen accused of taking a stolen loaded gun into a high school yesterday. rd chris is live now after talking to police and the teenager's aunt. >> reporter: this began when a security officer smelled men's ana coming from a room. he saw a teenager in the hallway who h didn't recognize as the student here. he asked for identification and the teenager fled the school running up old columbia pike. he was caught allegedly carrying a backpack with a loaded gun inside. a pai branch high school security officer confronted 17-year-old elijah near the second floor boys room. he isn't a student here a gave the security officer a fake name and id. th 17 year old then ran out of

the school. the security officer and the school resource officer searched the area finding him walking. >uring a sucresearch of him they located a revolver and a black bag that he had with him. >> loaded with bullets? >> correct. >> documents say it was a 38 special like this one loaded with fiv bullet police say the gun was stolen from pennsylvania. >> so he was immediately arrested and charged inle multip handgun offe>>es. eporter: the address is actually the house where his aunt lives. she says he had been trying to enroll here since he and his mother moved to silver spring. the aunt says she has been following news reports trying to learn more about exactly what happened. >> it's scary. >> you have no idea why he might have brought a loaded gun.

>> i don't know. >> or that it was -- >> i have noa i why. >> he was tak to the montgomery county detention center where commissioners found the $3,500 which means y have to post ten percent in cash. apparently he had that amount on him. that is the latest from paint branch high school. back to you. >> thank you. a major shakeup today in the democratic race for maryland governor. they havet. dropped they were the first african-american and latina taken in the state's history. why they were encouraging their supporters t gon another direction. >> this is a coming together. >> reporter: today rivals decided to join forces as valerie irvinnnounced the end of her campaign. irvin former president of the montgomery county council

started her campaign less than a month o after the unexpected mate. f her running >> he passed the baton to me to make sure that ourlans for maryland would succeed and today i pass thatn to prince george ive. nty exec >> says the decision to stop the campaign was clear after she was not allowed to use money raised former running mate and lost the battle to have ballotts reprintedith the new ticket o them. >> it would be very difficult for people to find us and be ab to vote for us. >> irvin and her running mate say they were a progressive ticket. irvin did n endorse former prident who was also progressive after she saihe used his influence to cost her her job. >> i tnk t character that he is showing voters in maryland is nothe charact of the next

governor that i want to support. >> reporter: the campaign released a stament ben jealous remains focussed on the big issues facing our stateike economy, education and health care. and on sunday the six d leadinocratic hopefuls will meet face-to-face right here on news 4. the governor candidates forum starts at 0 11m. after meet the press.od tom sher is the derator. in our area still on cloud nine for the players just one more piece of business before pting ways. george wauls here with more on the final chat. >> locker clean out today. for the first time in franchise history locker clean out day was a happy ocsion.

afte the parade and rally the capitals met for one last day with the media. everyone will get a few days with the stanley cup including alex ovechkin who spoke with sherree burress one-on-one. >> reporter: how spectacular has the last week been? >> unbelievable. it's something special. we will hear more from the stanley cuphamps coming up at 5:00. >> that is quite the look. and cap stars are staying busy on social media. >> monitoring the buzz for us. >> imagine sitting s at ap light and alex ovechkin rolls up

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tiviemstsst a dndontira lawmake protesng. we see a bunch of people around him. we were able to see him sitting on tou gr, drinking water. seems like he got some medical attention at the scene and he was helped up by the crowd and was able to walk awayo goo news there. leon back over to you. time is running out to get that gift for dad. father's day coming up on sunday. we are helping you get ready for it. urws 4's molette green has ideas from gadgetu. gur >> if you are looking for the perfect gift for dad or grad in your life steve greenberg is here with great ideas. >> appreciate it. lot ofgifts. first up, this is the kodak instant print camera. it is lowest cost out ere. earlier i took a picture of you.

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>> happy father's day and graduations to everybody out there. >>ack to you guys. > you're both dads. you likebubbles? >> not my thing. >> how about good weather for father's day? >> you kno what we are getting, it is really hot andhumid. we are talking heat index over 100 degrees. goin to feel like late june rather than -- late july rather than middle of june. we had a little saving grace. the clouds which we saw all day. we did not see much in the way of sunshine. we needed that for instability to create storms. we went for a high of 86, 87. right now we are at 83. winds out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. degreeso up a couple of here, maybe up to 84 or 85 in

the next couple of hours. 86 hunting town. better chance in this area to see srmsecause we have seen heating in that area. you noticeot much going on. there is not even a storm or a shower in our area and it is all because of the cloud cover today. we have bee socked in with the clouds. to the south we have not seen as you may see a storm fire up. g we to wait until the front moves through. there is another section right in here. there is a spin in the atmosphere here. i'm waiting for this to come throh. here is 6:00. that's southern maryland, maybe a chance of stormsthere. d.c. really not much. as we move through 8:00, 9:00 not much going on. here comes the front aroun 11:00 to midnight. we have a chance of a couple of showers and thorms. is not any kind of severe weather event.

you pbably don't need the umbrella although always a good chance this time of year. this front moves through and does it createice weather. high temperature tomorrow 86. sun and clouds nice and warm. breezy with less humidity. it's very humid out there today. lot of sweating going on across the area. speaking ofweating that is what we are doing. 84 on friday. 87 on satuay. humidi starting to creep up. 94 on sunday. heat index over 100. same deal on monday and tuesday. 95 on monday 93 o tuesday. real heat and humidity. front late tuesday could give us a chance for showers and storms. but we will take a much closer look at what t expect father's day, weekend and heat wave we areg predictor early next week. >> thank you, doug. when the weather is good it's a great time to get outdoors. >> one mother had a warning for

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moment of private dance. party goers captured this video of ie getting down. ♪ you are never going to hear that ti turner song the same way again. >> that's and he shaved? >> he got a fresh ewlook. and sherree burress has an interview with h coming up at 5:00. >> is he selling the beard? i know it is soaked in beer. >> he would make a ton of money. can you imagine what people ould pay for a lock of his beard? thank you both. no one likes getting stuck in traffic, but there is a big split over the p newn to fix one of our area's biggest bottlenecks. here is ae view of our city. a hazy more humid day out there. doug is monitoring chances for

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now at 4:30 here is a live look at storm team 4 rada >> doug kammerer starting to scan for storms tonight. what is the word at this >> nothing out there at all. we were expecting a few showers

and storms to develop. we didn't think they would be widespread today. there is notng out ere. the reason all the clouds. a lot of cloud cover. the sun acts to aid and abed the rain stability and formation of thunderstormsnd we haven'tad much in the way of sunshine ,oday. look what we haevere thunderstorm watch in effect for parts of new york along this line. l that line w move our way. ma e now more importantly we are talking about a heat wave. we have much more on that coming up in about 15 minutes. president trump isk b from his high stakes summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. the president says we are safer already but critics note that north korea has committed to

de-north carolinde de-nuclearization. ht there is much criticism of president trump row as praise for him. right now his topma dip is clarifying one of the concessions he made. on of the biggest concessions in his summit with north korea's leader took many by surprise. l>ee will stopping the war games which wil save us a tremendous amount of money. > reporter: critics worry his announcement to stop military exercises is giving away too much too soon. ur >> the is still out on the things that we want but the north keans have gotten some of the things they wanted. eo reporter: today secretary of state mike pompffered assurances that if north korea stops negotiating in good faith the exercises will resume. rth korea has agreed to return the remains of u.s. military members killed there but made only vague commitments on ng denucleari today the white house is selling the summit results to america.

>> resulted in a bold first step whe north korea's leader committed to the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> reporter: to some republica that is a good start. >> the president needed to disrupt thetu s quo and has disrupted the status quo. he should be applaudedor doing that. >> reporter: the house speaker indicated a deal is far from done. >> let's get an agreement. >> reporter: from the president's point of view it is as good as done telling followers there is no longer a nuclear threat to north korea and that america can now sleep rell. and thedent also said that no sanctions on north korea will bed lifte until denuclearizatioc s a certain point. >> thayou. talk around town today is about recent casesy of dea police shootings in our area. good to see you. we are still waiting to learn details about last night's de deadlyhooting in d.c.

witnesses calling it a misulierstanding. saying this man was being what are you hearing from your listeners? >> our listeners arein s they want clear transparency. they want the body cam video and any surveillance video to be released immediately. they feel like it takes so long for this to come out and sometimes it trickles out. there are a lot of people commenting on him having mental issues and feeling this could have been handled differently. >> regardless of the race of the person involved these officer-involved shootings have got to stop. >> justtr ic. >> also tragic the case in

prince george's county. the family of detective olsen now suing the police officer who mistakingly killed him during the shooting incident at a landover police station. prince georges county named in the lawsuit after a suspect opened fire. the officer taylor krauss said he didn't recognize him. he perceived colson as a threat and opened a jury declined to indict krauss. >> their son was a beautiful officer for us. he putis lif on the line in making pnce george's county safer. they have to do as a family what they feel best. >> what are your listeners saying? >> it i a loss of a local hero.

so they feel the loss and they want the video to come out. they want clear transparency and the couple brought up the fact that they have an agreement when ere is a police-involved shooting howard county will investate that. they like that independent investigation and suggest perhaps d.c. prince george's county do something like that. we had a call from advid. he comment about that. >> caller: any kind of loss for a family is tragic especially when there are guns involved or accidents or something like that. their child will never come home again. basically gives you ever direction they can. our listenersknow. >> in order to ensure some sort of trust ithe outcome.

>> absolutely. good to see u. >> thank you both. a mother scared and confusedr her daughoke up barely able to walk and talk. the little critter to blame for that and the mother's advice for parents. a grand jury in d.c. has indicted a man charged with isoing threats kill senators bernie sanders ofmo v and pamela harris of california and participants of this event march for our lives organized by olparkland florida high sc students. the man has been charged bora grand jury interstate communication threats against government officials. no comment from him or his attorney. attorney. we'll keep watching.

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4 things. to kn i'm erika gonzalez. let's get you caught up this afternoon starting with a chance for storms. we'll show youtorm team 4 radar. we have a chance for strong storms tonight. they are standing by with an update. a teenager pulled from the wave pool at six flags in critical condition. the fire department saying six flags workers performed cpr on the young man before he was rushed to the hospital. d.c.'s police chiefays investigators are reviewing body camera video after a deadly shooting involving officers. the young man fired at officers and returned fe killing him last night. they recovered a gun and extra ammunition at the scene. president trump is back from his sumt with north korean leader kim jong-un and the president said the nuclear

threat from the regime is over. heated rhetoric between the two leaders calmed considerably before and after the summit. sktics note north korea's commitment to disarm is vague and the regime has broken similar promises numerous times before. more toll lanes could beo coming te beltway. >> this time around they would target one of the biggest bottlenecks in the area. >> adam tusse is l along the express lanes. tell us how this is going to work. >> reporter: this one is a little bit more complicad than the other express lane proposals in our area. you see virgini with thi one is starting to creep into maryland's territory and that requires a true level of cooperation. love them or hate mthem,e express lanes could be on the way. >> we are looking at extending rrent expressthe

lanes to the suvvicinity. >> reporter: you get a better idea t exactly whe express lanes would be built from just north of the dulles toll rd to the maryland line. that could include the legion bridge. >> traffic is ridiculous. it i always bad going to work in maryland. >> reporter: maryland driver in support of the plan. >> they need an extra lane somehow. >> reporter: that is what the nt new environme study is all about. it's an early look at what it would take to extend the express lanes. now, this again is in the very rly stages of everything getting going here. v dot says if everything goes according to plan we could start seeing some changes in this area nextsummer. keep an eye on that one. back to you guys. >> we will. thank you, adam. doug is keeping an eye on the weather and possibility of

storms moving in tonigh >> we don't have any out there right now. the cloud cover has actually helped a lot to keep the storms at bay and keep temperatures down a little bit. still very warm and humid across our area. average high is 83. we are at 83 with heat index into the upper 80s. let's showou the clouds we have. 83 degrees. 81 degrees by 7:00. 74 by 11:00. there coulde showe and storms during that time. as far as temperatures go around e area 81 manassas. 81 at annapolis. i thought we would get some sunshine today to put us into the mid 80s. 87 today. just about a few deges shy of that all across the area and without the sun we don't have the same instability, theame fuel to get the storms going. that is why we don't have a single showe or storm around our area even though we had a nice boundary coming wethrough. re tracking a front up

towards the north dropping on down. here it is in here. there is a sever thunderstorm watch in effect for parts of pennsylvania and new york. e eventually s storms will move towards our region as we make our way throughthe overni hours. not worried about too many moving our way. that is sometng we are tracking for you. now the attention focuses on the weekend and what t expect. we are talking a pretty big heat wa. this isn't just a heat wave. this is heat and a lot of humidity, too. >> especially moving into the area on sunday. thankfully we are keeping the weekend completely dry. at yourday and sunday not worried about rain right now. 8:00 a.m. on saturday. temperature around 68 grees. plenty of sunshine and a high on saturday of 87. as we look to sunday at 8:00 a.m. we start off mild at 91 and we warm to 94 degrees for a high temperature onhi sunday is father's day. it is hot out there on your sunday. as you are planding your wee and what you might be doing with

dad i recommend golfing or outdoor activities on saturday. sunday is the perfect pool day with heat and u humidity in full force. getting yard work done and in the garden it will be dry. we have had five weekends in a row where we have been tracking very heavy rainfall. finally not the case this weekend. when you factor in the humidity on sunday take a look at howit t will feel. 94 degrees feels more like 100 sundaynfternoon and t we continue to track temperatures in the 90s monday and tuesda a high tuesday of 95. look at the mugginess andhoow it makes it feel outside. feeling about 105 degrees on mae monday. tuesday it will be feeling about 100 degrees out there. you wt to soak up tomorrow and friday with low humidity. really comfortable temperatures. >> that is the nastiness making its way. we have had heat before but haven't had it combined with a lot of humidity. 86 ltomorrow. tle bit on the breezy side.

still pretty nice. friday looking great. high of84. we will call it a fantastic friday. problem. ght no 87 on saturday. there is 94 on sunday. here is the hea wave making its way through here. getting a little unsettled into ne chance of showers and storms. once again not a wash out. we are not tking about flooding. we really do need to dry out after all the rain we have seen in the last month and a half. the recent suicides of kat spade and anthony bourdain have put suicith spot light on the i. >> i do think that people get on social medi they compare themselves to other people. they start to feel badly about themselves and see they may be getting left out of certain

social events. for somebody who is vulnerable that could cause a downward spiral. >> we are working to break the stigma through our changing minds initiative. if yne or som you know is struggling with it we have all kinds of resources for help ready for you right now includingnformation on suici prevention. just search changing minds in our nbc washington app for more. do you s away from using the capital crescent trail becauseou wor about crossing a busy road? about two hours from now you cal weigh in os to make the route safer. a cyclist died ia marked cross walk crossing little falls parkwait when h by a car. tonight a community meeting will take a look at proposals to make the crossing safer. the meeting starts at 7:00. have you heard? the caps are stanley cup champs. news 4 gets a one-on-one with

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safety. he chamber of commerce held an awards ceremony. offwhen the world cup kicks tomorrow the u.s. won't be involved because the u.s. team didn't qualify. >> it's okay because the u.s., canada and mexico got word that they will jointly host the 2026 world cup. >> from toronto to seattle to monterey. >> coming to a city near you, the 2026 soccer world cup will be played in the united states, and mexico. 67% of the votes. >> canada, mexico and usa have been selected. >> reporter: delegates vhaing for was seen as a superior option in terms oftu infrastr and financial gain. stadiums in the three countries e all ready today with average

capacity of 68,000 spectators and projected commercial value is hailed at twice that as north african rival. canada will be first time second time for the u.s. and mexico's third time ofng hos the tournament. >> canada, mexico and my country the united states thank you so much for this incredible honor. >> reporter: before we get to 2026 we have two world cups yet to watch. thyear's tournament in russia begins tomorrow. the finals willhen head to thr middle east tar 2022. united states hosted in 1994 setting attendance records that still stand today even though the tournament has since grown in the numbers of countries competing in the finals. that world cup is still vied by many a the tournament that popularized the sport of soccer in america, a sport set to gain more popularity in the lead up

to 2026. >> coverage of this year's world cup kicks off tom row on telemundo washington. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>ow right storm team 4 radar tracking a few showers and s our area. s acr i'm doug kammerer. i'll give you the latest on the heming. tipping wage scale. one week until a vote that could change the way you pay your server at d.c. restaurants. what those on both sides want you to know before you fill o that ballot . codend. a school board member says one district's current policy targets and body shames girls. the a changes he is proposi why some say they are not enough. deadlywill begin with a shooting that occurred in the district and a young man was killed by police officers.

good evening. >> thecity's police chief saying there is body cam video and investigators found evidence at the scene suggesting the man shot first. >> let's get to megan fitzgerald live atolice headquarters. >> reporter: police say the 22 year old who was shot and killed was not only armed with a gun p buice also recovered several additional rounds of ammunition on him. they tell us that they fired at him after he fired shots at them first. for hours the alley was a crime scene. it was shortly after 7:00 when ighbors say they heard gun shots. >> i was sitting here watchin tv and i heard -- >> reporter: this cell phone moment afters the the shooting unfolded. police say officers spotted

22-year-old marquise alston reaching in his waist band. >> fd from the officers on foot into an alley. several officers pursued him on r.ot. when alston produced an illegal semi-automaticand gun d fired it at the pursuing officers. >> reporter: police chi says officers fired back shooting and killing alston in the backy. al investigators say this is the gun the suspect used. they found it at the scene along with a magazine with several rounds of ammu>>tion. mpd has pledged to our community that we will precisely target illegal firearms and this incident is an example o exactly how extremely dangerous this can be. >> reporter: despite the evidence offic gathered in the investigation some neighbors say they don trust the police and that i somethi newsham says they are aware of. >> that means we have more w dk to try to gain the tr