it's almost 2 hours since a police officer shot and killed a man in the. distri now police say that suspect shot first. >> d.c. police chiefav gi us an update. live with new information about what happene before the gun ehot. >> reporter: pol say the suspect was 22 years old, convicted felon who just got released from prison back in march for gun and robbery charges. they tell us somehow this guy got his hands on illegal guns i was just watching tv and i hear it. >> reporter: neibors heard gun shots tuesday evening just after 7:00. moment later -- cell phone cameras were rolling capturing moments after a shooting in ant alley and away from homes. police say it started when offirs spotted 22 year old

marquise alston reaching in his band. that is when they say he took offle running. >> fraumom the officers on foot. several officersursued him on foot. when mr. alston produced an illegal semi-automatic hand gun and fired it at the pursuing officers. >> reporter: police chief says ficers fired back shooting and killing alston in the back alley. investigators say this is the gun the suspect used. they found it at th a sceneng with a magazine with several rounds of ammunition. >> mpd has pledged to our community that we are going to precisely target illegal firearms and this incident is an example of exactly how extremel dangerous this can be. >> reporter: despite the evidence oicers gathered in this investigation some neighbors say they don't trust the polic and that is something newsham says they are aware of. some folks don't trust the police and that meaav we

more work to do to gain the trust. the way we gain that trust is i believe to be as accurate and truthful as we possibly n. >> reporter: now, there is body camera video. it s being reviewed by the u.s. attorney's office. we are told it could be releomed in theg days. >> thank you. turning to the forecast now. weave a little cloudy muggy day out there. so far we are dodging the storms. >> the humidity is back. >> that's a good thing. we have had cloud cover across omr region all day long and starting to see breaks. that cloud cover however helps us to dodge those storms. right now nothing across our we thought for sure we had at least a couple of storms. hi there is n out there. take a look at the radar. not a single shower or storm anywhere in our area now. however, we said it could during evening hours. we are watching this line of storms. nt this is the f back to the

west that we will see move through tonight. we are not out of the woods as far as showers and storms go. h for the most part is over now. i think the bigger newsnow, the heat wave making its way just in time for faer's day weekend. much more on that in about15, 20 minutes. breaking news now. a d.c. grand jury indicts a man for threatening to kill two u.s. senators. bernie sanders and camala harris. the threats were made on march 24 the same day as the march for our lives gun safety rally. prosecutors say he threatened to kill participa no more details in the indictment. all we know is he is charged with making teats via interstate communication meaning he likely made the threats online or by phone. president trump is giving

himself high marks for hisit suith north korean leader kim jong-un. skeptics note north korea's history of making and then breaking similar promises. susan mcginnis to break it down for us. >> much praise here on capitol hill for the president as criticism. now his top diplomat out trying to clarify one of the biggest concessions the president made. one of president trump's biggest concessions in the summit with north korea's leader took many by surprise. >> we will be stopping the war games which will save us a tremendous ount of money. >> reporter: critics worry the announcement to stop long standing joint militaryci exs with south korea is giving away too much too soon. >> the jury is still out on the kings that we want but the northoreans have gotten some of the things they wanted. today secretary of state mike pompeo offered ass e assurances that if north korea stopped negotiating the

exercises will rezsume made onl big commitments on denuclearizing. todang the white house is sel results to america. >> resulted in a bold f where north korea's leader committed to the comple -nuclearization of the korean peninsula. for republicans it is a good start. the president had disrupted the status quo. and indicated a deal is far from done. >> let's get an agreement. >> reporter: from the president's point ot view is gaz as done telling twitter followers there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea and that america can now sleep well. the president also said there will be no sanctions lifted onk norta until de-nuclearization reaches what he said is a certain point. >> thank yo>>

today a former senate intelligence aid pled not guilty to lying to investigators about leaks of classified information. james wolf is not charged with the leaks but his lawyer says remprks by president tru could change a jury. the attorney wan the judge to bar the president from making prejudiceal statements. a shakeup from michael cohen undertibi investigaon for his business aldeings. nbc news confirms cohen's legal team is leaving the case. the move spas speculation that he will cooperate with ec prosors. multiple people say cohen has yet to speak with federal prosecutors. they say it is premature to talk about cutting a deal. the fbi y will recall searched is home and office and confiscated millions of documents and digital files.

a federal judge gave them untile friday to complete the review of the materials. it is the day after and the stage is set virginia's senate race and it might bring flashbacks of the 2016 presidentialcontest. >> ardent trump supporter corey stewart won gop nomination to challenge running mate tim kane. julie carey reports on the match and the sttegy. >> thank you, virginia. >> reporter: corey stewart's victory party the thirdime sought office. making the interview round he spot lighted the presidential tweet adding now he runs against aotal stiff and wants to raise your taxes through the roof.

don't under smamtestimate corey senator kane facing at the trump tweet reminding the president lost virginia while clinton/kane won the commonwealth. >> the president oesn't know anything about virginia. i think he showed that in 2016. reporter: stewart is repeating a pledge he made when he launched his bid that he will wage a vicious campaign. >> that strategy on dispesy y night as supporters antihillary clinton lock her up chant and he responded. kane said vicious and ruthless not what virginians want to see. >> that will not help our country. i think virginia will stick with an upbeat problem solver who goes to work every day listeninn to the conces of virginians. >> reporter: kane says his focus economy, health care and

education. >> he is an isolation economics guy and i am invguion economics y. he is slash health care andake it away. >> reporter: stewart will echo the president's priorities. while he will pise the president he will be talking a lot about hillary clinton. >> it will be the anchor around tim kane's neck. hillary clinton will be absolutely sick. >> democrats wagering that trump support will weigh dow stewart especially northern virginia where the president is not popular. senate republican leaders not wagering on stewart. the committee t sayings is not a race they plan to focus on or to fund. a little bit of bad news. >> you expect to see the president in virginia i'm sure. >> i asked whether corey stewart committed yet and he will

promise for that expectation. primary results in virginia showommonwealth not keeping up with the national trend. seven women inirginia are running for seats in congress this fall. in every democratic primary where a woman was on theallot a woman won the nomination. the only republican woman on the list o seven is incumbent barbara comstock. xtdemocrat jennifer will be challenging comstock this fall. wexton is a statena r. she was the clear winner in a six way pmary last night. a 17 year old is free onft bond police say he brought a loaded gun to paint branch gh school yesterday. that teen is charged as an adult this evening. chris gordon spoke with his aunt today and members of that school community. >> reporter: some parents of students here are upset that a

stranger with a gun got into paint branch high school. others here are relieved that the teen who was trespassing in the school was caught. >> i'm glad that someone was able to apprehend that person. >> reporter: a paint branch high school securit officer elijahted 17-year-old near the second floor boys room. he isn't a student here and he gave the security officer a fak name and i.d. the 17 year old ran out of the scho the security officer and the school resource officer searched die area f him walking. >> dheing a search located a loaded .38 caliber rdolver black bag he was carrying over his shoulder that he had with rhim. orter: charging documents say it was a special like this onee loaded with f bullets. police say the gun was stolenfr om pennsylvania. the address the g teenagere police is actually the house

where his auntli s. she says he has been tryin to enroll here since he and his mother moved to silver spring. the a st says has been following news reports trying to learn more about ectly what happened. scary. >> and you have no idea why he might have brought a loaded gun. >> i don't know. i have no idea why. >> reporter: police say they don't believe there is a connection between h arrest and the arrest of the 16-year-old student here at paint branc a week ago who was charged with bringing a pocket knife and ammunition to theho . that's the latest. back to you. whene w come right back, are tips enough to live on? the vote in d.c. next week that is going to impact a lot more than just serrs at your favorite bar and restaunt. > and a campaign shakeup in

maryland. a candidate for governor dropped out. how is that impacting the others who are still in the race? and the prescriptioin in your med cabinet you might not know come with side effects of depression. tom

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gps tracking for domestic abusers. and some of the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. in congress, i won't let donald trump undo the progress we've made. i approved this message for all our stories. earlyoting is underway in the district. one of the biggest questions is whether worker who receive tips should get the full minimum wage. ght now businesses can pay tipped workers far less than the regular minimum wage. initiative 77 would cnge all that. mark segraves takes a closer look at who it effects and what it means for you. >> reporter: nearly 30,000 people in d.c. are considered ajpped employees. the vastity of them work in restaurants and bars. current lawow a employers to pay tipped workers $3.33 an

hour. if initiative 77 passes tips employees would go ton $15 hour by 2025. ore than half of jamie sanchez's employees are classified as tipped employees and only have to l payer minimum wage. he said if he has to pay the workers three to four times more he and other employers wil probably have to raise prices, celof workers or add a ser fee. people might n come when they have choices very close by. >> reporter: for dianna it is about equality. her organization is part of a nationwide group aimed at creating one minimum wage for all workers. >> this is an economic justice and racial justice issue. >> reporter: many who opposed initiative 77 are fearful it will hurt tips if restaurants have to raise prices.

>> a $13 burger will be a $20 burger and the bill will be that much more expensive. >> reporter: initiative 77 would impact hair dressers and thousands ofethers not in restaurant industry. in the district,es mark segr tonight there is something you need to know about your medicine whether you purchased it at the drugstore or prescribed by your doctor. new research suggests a possible con common drugs and rising levels of depression, even suicide. tom costello is working the story. this study is loaded with troubling news. >> this is ithe journey of the medical association. they looked at 200 dications and found that they had a connection or possible connectiono depression or even suicidal symptoms. we are not talking about names you haven't heard of. we are talking about common

name prednisone acid reflux medications in addition to antidepressants and ba blockers. we know those potentially had links to sidepr. the much longer list of meds which 38% of u.s. adultsre on at least one of these medications. about 23% of u.s. adults are on medication linked to possible thoughts. so this is really an eye opener here and the concern is that of course as we have been hearing for years w are an overmedicated society and many people are onne more than medication and very often for reasonable reasons, in other words they hav some iss that they need help with or they are dealing with chronic but the more medications you are on the more difficult it is to determine if thereom might be sort of a conflict between the medications thatight cause depression or might link to suicidal symptoms. this is really a red flag a

experts are saying talk to your doctor. make sure all of your doctors know aut all of your meds and mae ifou can start considering weaning off of some of the meds. exercise, sleep and diet are very oftenry very good factors that can replace those meds. >> is there going to be any kind of educational campaign? something that maybe should be ine when theyd give it to you that says warning this can do this? s e of the meds do have black box warnings already. th is only right now a study being released so will this now lead the drug industry to p more warnings on meds i think is down the road. >> thank you. of course, we hearhe about warnings on the commercials. >> they say it so icy. >> and the drug interactions. also ahe on nbc nightly

news with lester holt, tom will have more on this. that comes on right after news ow right a teenager is recovering after nearly drowning in a pool at six flags america. video from chopper 4 over the wave poo at the theme park. prince george's fire and rescue tell us a teenage boy had to be rescued. at last check he was in critical condition at a local spital. there is a new plan to make one of the worst tffic bottlenecks on the beltway run a bit smoother. ad tuss explains what it could cost you and how soon. and news 4 i-team hitting cameras catch parking permi cheaters. cheaters. how the rules can

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let's gethe a of the forecast. we have beautiful days ahead and then it gets nasty. >> it does kind of getnasty. just from a hot and humid

perspective. heat index rightlo now to 90. first off i want to show you what we areealing with. those clouds help to keep the storms away. now we are seeing sunshine and it is the warmer temperature we have seen all y. degrees. winds out of the south at 15 miles per hour. take a look at the temperatures right now. you mentioned the heat index where we seeattempes. leesburg 90. d.c. 91 in annapolis. it is hot andt is a humid wednesday for sure. no storms in our area. i am trackg a line of storms to the north. a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings in yellow. a tornado warning just east of that storm we are watching that one. these storms will try to make their way most likely around

10:00. if you have anything for tonight and want to eat outdoors no problem. the front comes through. we see warm temperatures, high of 86. nice and warm and a littlezy br with winds upwards of 10 to 20 miles per hour. next couple of days 84 degrees on ifriday. frid beautiful. we will call it a fantastic friday. i love calling friys fantastic. that leads into the weekend. saturday. 94 on sunday. going for heat index on sunday of 100 degrees. that heat indexn warmer monday and tuesday going for heat index on monday close to 105. 93 on tuesday. heat index over 100 and thend wednesday thursday a little unsettled. enjoy tomorrow and friday before the humidity starts to work its way in. more on that coming up at 6:45. coming up, reshaping the race for maryland governor. e one of candidates not just dropping out but back one of the

front runners. trace tracee wilkins will tell us how it can change things. are we cse to getting express lanes on the entire beltway. there are plans tri carry drs a little faster. thanks for financing the new space.

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>> new answers from d.c. police on why they shot and killed a man in southeast d.c. last night. police say 22-year-old marquise alston fired at them as they pursued himst near f street and wayne place. officers returned fire and killed him. police say body cameras were turned on during that shootout. the mayor's office will determine if that video will be released. the race for senator in viinia will be interesting. the gop's new ninee corey stewart is promising a brutal campaign and expects president trump to be a part of it. his democratic opponent senator tim kane says virginians don't want that type of campaign. kane says the president doesn't know anything about virginia, that's why he lost it two years ago. a teenager accused of bringing a stolen loaded gun inside paint branch high school yesterday. police say the teen gave a fake name and i.d. number to a school security officer who confronted

him. now to thor race maryland governor. whoever takes on incumbent republicanolarry hogan will have their work caught out for them. >> today the crowded field got a little less crowkid. tracee w has reaction to valerie ervin'so decision back out and who she is backing now. >> it is coming together. >> reporter: today former rivals decided to join forces atalley ervin announced the end of her campaign. ervin started her campaign less than a month ago after the ex cted death of her running mate. >> kevin passed the baton to me to make sure that our plans for maryland would succeed. today i passed that baton on to prince george's county executive. >> reporter: ervin says the decision was clear after she was not allowed to use money raised

by her former running mate and lost her battle to have ballots reprinted with the new ticket on them. >> it would be difficult for people to find us antebe able to vo for us. >> reporter: ervin and h running mate say they were a progressiv ticket but did not endorse ben jealous after she claims he used his influence to cost her her job. >> the character that he is showing voters in maryland i not the character of the next governor i want to support. c>> reporter: jealous'spaign released a statement saying ben jealouson remains focussehe big issues facing our state. nothing about today will change that. baker and ervin picked this location because its where the counties meet. in the polls jealous and ber e pretty much neck and neck. baker will need as much support as he can get from d.c.s. subu

>> you can see the six leading democratic hopefuls square off in a debate. the candidate forum starts at 11:30 sunday morning right after meet the press. su tom sherwood will moderate. a break in the cold case of a woman from arlingtonho vanished 30 years ago but the mystery of what happened to marta rodriguez is far from over. she disappeared in 1989. three years later a set of human remains turned up here along i-95. new dnaes tts now confirm those remains belong to rodriguez. th detailsf her disappearance and death are still unknown, but her ex-husband is currently in jail for murder. he pleaded guilty t killing pamela butler, a woman he briefly dated. e disappeared from her home in

the district back in 2009. po cce tell usrges in the arlington case are pending but it's not clear if rodriguez-cruz is a suspect. d.c. drivers know that congestion on 495 across the potomac river is there pretty much around the clock. now virginia has a plan to ease the pain. v dot is considering new express toll lo the beltway. this proposal includes the stretch over the americanio l bridge. transportation reporter adam tuss explains that virginians can't do this >> reporter: this express lane proposal is a bit more complica because virginia really is ceping into maryland's territory and that requires a true level of cooperation. love them or hate them, more express lanes could be on the way. >> we are looking at extending two lanes of the current express

lanes to the vicinityan of the ameregion bridge. >> traffic is ridiculous. it is always bad going towards it doesn't matter what time of the day you go. an >> reporter: md driver in support of the plan. >> they need an extra laneme how. >> reporter: and that is what this environmental study is allw about, a and early look of what it would take to extend the express lane. you know it has become one of the biggest bottlenecks in our region. is project requires a bit of diplomacy because maryland and virginia have to work together. susan shaw. >> we understand that to truly have a big impact on traffic congestion in the area we need to have a system that continues across theriver. >> reporter: she says residents near the bridge have been complaining that their neighborhood streets have been filled with traffic because current express lanes don't gay all th across the bridge. not everyone is insupport.

some don't like the idea of being able to pay your way through traffic. >> it gets expensive sometimes. >> not everybody c truly e benefit becausnot everybody can truly pay for it. >> reporter: now the study on the way and more lanes potentially on the way. along the express lanes, adam tuss, news 4. team usa may not have made it cut for this year's world cup but ae united statesng with immediate neighbors to the north and south have something to celebrate, a new joint north america effort by u.s., canada and mexico won a t bid host the 2026 cup. 16 potential among host cities. the 2018 world cup starts tomorrow in russia. are dress codes making sure that students dress approprirely o shaming young

girls andheir bodies? a loc b schooloard member who says enforcing dress codes these days needs a 21st century update. are you missing out on the parking spot because someone else i cheating? the news 4 i-team gets answers about people who bend and break the rules for visitor permits. watching this line of thunderstorms. now a severe thunderstorm watch in effect in pennsylvania. for us we will wait and seee wht ine means for us coming up over the next few hours. we'll talk about i celebrate dad this father's day. save big on something special from ross, from gifts that fit his style to gifts that bring a smile. happy father's day begins at ross. ♪ you gotta go to ross thefor montgomery county endorsesexecutive.ir "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality binto a county thatadly needs it."

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in theode like cleavage, sexually provocativeo be replaced with words like excessive amount of s baren is prohibited. here is what is posted on twitter. he said he will propostthe amendmn hopes of ending body shaming. erika gonzalez got mixed reaction from parents and students she spoke with today. >> do you think the dress code needs to be amende >> i think so. >> why is that? >> because mostly for the girls -- >> guys havet easier. >> i understand we have to be sensitive and i'm glad that people arerying to be sensitive but it does seem like semantics to me. it has been a reflective day here in our nbc studios as we join our n news colleagues in remembering tim russert. m

died ten years ago today. tim's death marked a remarkable loss to washington and to journalism. for 17 years, longer than anyone in history moderated meet the press. he was also the chief of nbc's washington bureau and his experience, his intellect a sheer love and joy of politics drove him to become a tireless interrogator of politicians on both sides of the aisle. he was also a good friend to us at news 4 both on the air he was always very generous aboutnd coming on talking. it was always a treat to run into him in the comny cafeteria. tim would tell you his most important roles were to be the number one fan of the buffalo bills and being husband and father. his only child luke russert just graduated when his father passed.

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thanks to you we will be able to take the gentleman off the street who is selling these. >> rampant abuse of parking permits including some sold of prof. >> the program is meant for visitors but that is not who the asteam found using them. scott macfarlane h more from the fallout on his hiddenam cera investigation. >> reporter: he figured out a way to profit on d.c.'s parking

crunch until the news 4 cai-tea calling. >> call me and i will get you a new one.te >> rr: this man caught on camera selling visitor parking permits issued by the metropolitan police department. he denied it when the i-team showed up. >> i did not. i am not doing anythinwrong. >> reporter: after our investigationmtb tracked him do andm.ined >> sometimes i might see 15 or 16. >> reporter: nearby homeowner says her streets arewi covered these visitor parking permits so many she is afraid to move her r. >>an't go out on weekends. feel like almost stuck in the house. >> reporter: the i-team tracked dozens of the permits tucked in dashboards in the three block area, many in the same cars with newly issued date

>> visitor parking pass is just that. for a visitor. >> not for a worker. >> reporter: we found some being used by a constructionrk . told the i-team family or friends paid the permits for them. free parking all day w aker week. >> i really applaud you guys for getting out there a catching the fraud that is happening. >> reporter: council member says the city nee to step up enforceme enforcement but doegi't think ch the application process will be fair. right now any homeowner can apply at the locale department. >> the job relies on the city once we are notified to get out there and penalize people. it may bee s of our traffic control officers waiting for some ce toe out after work. >> i think we have to start thinking about more severe consequences. >> those caught selling the paes should face more than

fines possibly a r.misdemea she sent a letter to the police chief asking for recommendations on toughening up the program. the only way to track is it to have it electronic. >> reporter: it is all done by hand in a log book. >> e should certainly take a look at what we are doing. r: >> repor something she hopes happens sooner than later so she can park nearer own home. >> it is a flaw. if the city kews peo can get 35 or 40 parking tickets a mont >> reporter: council member charles allen introducing a bill limiting any d.c. homeowner to just 30 oays parking permits. several proposals. we'lleep you posted. >> scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. >> doug joins us once again and y. saw the sun peek out late in the >> too late to get storms firing

in the afternoon. that is finema by . we are tracking a lot of strong storms to the north and west ong with the cold fron that is coming down that will change our weather tomorrow. today veryum hot and conditions out there. current temperatures 84 degrees. heat index 89 right now. side. n the warm many of you in the low 90s for the heat index. thmperatures dropping by about 9:00. is when we could see storms in the d.c. metro area around the 11:00 ho 8. leesburg a as well asthma nas s. -- asasmana we don't have storms at all. no showers, either. tonight is a warm and humid night. other than at that is about it. look to the west. we have a severe thunderstorm watch for o much new york. there is actually a watch here, too i towards pennsylvania

which includes fulton county. if you are wching us there you are under severe thunderstorm watch. it is because of this line of storm and this line is a strong line of storms making its way through pittsburgh. severe weather around pittsburgh. this storm had a possible tornado with . at system making its way our way later tonight. i expect to see some of it move into our northwest area byar nd 10:00. heads up for that. we are not completely out of the woods yet. now, tomorrow behind this front we see a really nice day. 86 degrees. sun and clouds. ce and warm. lower humidity. humidity will get out of here. wind shifts a little bit. looking like a pretty good ursday. friday looking like a fantastic day. fantastic friday. plenty of sunshine. 84, low humidity. if you have plans friday night you will enjoy a great friday night. saturday looks good, too. great for yard work. itas been growing so fast. 87 on saturday. then we get to sunday.

94 on sunday. and that starts the heat wave. 95 monday. 93 on ituesday. th on the warm side. take a look at this. talkdd in the humidity and about a heat index. heat index on sunday up to 100 degrees. on monday h 95 is theh temperature. it could feel like 105. that is heat advisory level. most areas just below that. same on tuesday 93 with heat advisory close to 100. heat ind is a big factor. no huge chances of real big tima anytime soon. we need to dry out. guys, summer like patte moving in with hot and humid weather just in time for father's day. that is how you know you are in d.c. coming up in sports, more smiles and fun as they head to the post season ason champi >> lookingood. geor g ge (sound of footsteps) ound of car door opening)

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> every year locker cleanout day. for the first time in franchise history it was apy h occasion. players gathering one more time to pack ups the lo before heading on summer vacation. >> appreciate you. love you. >> alex ovechkin enjoying a moment. a lot more smiles and fun than normalea as capitals into the offseason. a final chance to hang out with teammates, staff and fans before theynjoy an unforgettable er summ. first time the capitals start the summer as champions. >> just want to enjhe moment, enjoy the time.

it's something when you dream about it. >> always very w meaningfuln you do something with a group. i said the great thing about it is i hope i live long enoughth r e 20th reunion. that is the great thing about doing something together is we will relive this a few times together and but it won't be the same. >> here is s ething scar redskins training camp starts next month. the fseason program comes to a close with mandatory mini camp j before they head to richmond in x weeks. >> put themselves in a great situation to hit training camp shape. we don't want to have these guys

go to the beach and drink a andh of iced teas and cokes eatrn popco and donuts a gain 20 pounds and we have toal star l over. we had more depth here. we are not going to have get in shape. you better come in shape and competeor your job otherwise we have a lot o t guys herehat can play. i think they see at. >> if you want to drink a coke and eat popcorn you aren luck the team announcing there is nok reason season wait list. the chief operating officer said redskins are takingsh f look at every area of the business starting w the experience provide for fans and season ticket members. for decades the redskins have had a waiting list. >> traffic news, the maryland football family is mouheing loss of jordan mcnair

hospitalized since collapsing after team workout. he was air lifted to baltimore where he received a liver transplant. he was only years old. head coach releasing the statement. our tea is heart broken with the loss of jordan mcnair. he wasn incredible young man and passion and enthusiasm made him invaluable member of our team. as jordan a hard worker and always had a smile on his face. st will continue to bring you developments on thy as they become available. nationals look to snap a 19 inning scoreless dught tonight. bryce harper is in the lineup this evening. that is very good news. he was hurting last night. >> thank you, george. nightly news starts in just 60 seconds. >> we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00.

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