for you. >> yeah. sun not gng down until 8:35. we were talking about it when we came in this morning,uring the 4:00 hour, we had some sunshine. the birds were chirping out there. ju a little b of daylight before the sun officially came up around 5:40 or so. now, we're looking at a gorgeous day. the sun will throughout the day. the good news about today, like yesterday, as adam w saying, the humidity was low. that's the way it'll be today.s overnight, thahen the humidity starts creeping in. your father's day is going to be hot and humid. we're dry outthere. storm team 4 showing nothing on the radar. if you are travelinground on this saturday, looking good for that. thanks to high pressure. 74. we're already at 74 degrees. light east wind but plentysuf hine out there. another great day. as i said, the humidity comes io rrow. then the humidity sticks with us pretty much all of the next work week. we are looking dangerous heat and humidity for monday and tuesday. in fact, monday and tuesday are

weather alert days. talking earlier, we have a change for the father's day adforecast. io add a small chance of rain. we'll talk about it and time it out for you, lethe you know we could see rain and thunderstorms pop up. that's coming up in 15 minutes. >> thanks. the man who helped secure donald trump's presidential nomination is waking up in jail this >> that's right. a judge revoked paul manafort's bail during a hearing yesterday. manafort was originallyacg federal conspiracy and money laundering charges. then he was charged with trying to reach out to a potential witness in his case. in court, the judge said, quote, this isn'tol middle sc i can't take your phone. end quote. before sending manafort to jail. he's being held at the regional jail in warsaw, virginia. ast been there since 8:30 night. jail records say manafort is staying in a housing unit called vip-1. he'll be there until his trial starts sometime in september. meantime, overnight, crews continue to battle a fire i

montgomery county. >> flames started at the recycling plant there in rockville. that's where we find news 4's derrick ward. he joins uslive, as crews are putting out hot spots. derrick? >> reporter: good morning. indeed, they are. you can still smell the sthke in air. otis is far from over. however, it is as spectacular and broad as it was yesterday. with meow is pete from montgomery fire. you say just about every fireghter in the county has been dealing with the fire. >> initially, we had 125y. throughout the night, we engaged probably every single fire station throughout montgomery county. we had crews hive ay engaged in the extinguishment. we hope to finish it up day. very deep seeded. we have heavy equipment moving the debris around, hitting the hot spots. you don't see much smoke and action, as bou said, today,

very labor intensive right now. we still have work to do. >> reporter: this is a paper processing plant. this fe was being fed by, i guess, akers chres of fuel. >> i'm guessingt was 1/4 mile long and a couple acres wide. this is cardboard, paper, cloth, processed to be bundled up for recycling. yesterday, l it wastle windy. somehow, the fire started. even before we got here, it was pretty large.y again, v labor intensive. just had to bring invy h equipment from the county and the plant here. they moved it around. the plant manager estimates about 0000. that was -- we were able to save it or protect the structure. no injunoes. amage to the structure. it was all content. again, very labor intensive effo t. >> reportes is an industrial area. there is no threat to other

businesses or homes or anything >> that's correct. near south lawn, it is an trill air croi -- area. >> we'll continue with the extinguishment. >> reporter: again, there's hot spots that we're dealing with. not as bad asut yesterday, you can smell the smoke and the burning paper in the air. we're live in montgomer county. derrick ward. news 4. back tyou. gentle and fragile are the words friends and neighborssed to describe a man killed by county police. loved ones lit candles at a vigil for robert white. he was m killedonday afternoon in a confrontation with a police officer. you're looking at cell phone video of the altercation. that's white lying on the ground. he had been shot. he later died at the hospital. friends and neighbors say they're having a tough time

connecting the man they knew with allegations that he fought an officer. never known him to bother anyone or ggressive to anyone on the street walking. >> reporter: officers were wearing body cameras. f thetage will be released once the investigatine is time right now is 9:05. c. police officer who killed an unarmed man on a motorcycle is being fired. officer brian trainer shot iterrence sterlin 2016. trainer said he feared for his liin after ste rammed his police car. a witness told a different story. sterling's death was ruled a homicide. trainer was never criminally charged. last month, the police trial board recommended trainer lose his job. the police chief made the final decision to fire ainer. the termination takes effect this coming friday. quick question.is have you seen irl? take a good look at your screen.

prince george's county police are looking for 12-year-old yadira l wlemus. she waring blue jeans, a gray shirt, and black sneakerss day. call police if you have seen her. columbia heights dayar says it is cooperating with police in the investigation of a sex abuse case involving a mal employee and a child. d.c. police arrested 65-year-old arturo perez, an assistant teacher in the pre-k a program centronia. a little girl repeatedly tried to pull away from him as he allegedlyroped her multiple times. this happened between december 2017 and marchf this year. he is nowdmn aistrative leave after that case. it's a small thing, but we want you to know aboutit. the tiny house festival going on this weekend at the princ william county fairgrounds. take a look. the event features live music, fo food, more than 30 of these tiny

houses. some you might f recognim popular television shows. >> one of the reasons folks like tiny houses, obviously, they look cool. the attraction to it. they're very popular right now. my personal opinion, since the financial and real estate fall of 2008 and 2009, it gave a lot of people an opportunity to step pack a nk how they want to own their life instead of their life owningthem. >> trying to downsize. >> the event runs today and tomorrow from 9:00 until 6:00.pr eeds from the event go to charities. that's great. cool, aper to heat and o. >> you'll need the ac today. weather looks to be cooperating for a nice father's day. we have a look at the roads in your area with first 4 traffic. >> i'm melissa mollet with a lookt your first 4 traffic. a big or partial closure for the weekend. talking about the beltway. friday starts at 9:00 p.m. andg

runs thraturday until the evening, around 5:00 p.m. the outer loop of the beltway over kensington parkway. three lanes closed near coecticut avenue. it'll be a big slowdown for a lot of people. just a warning. allow extra time. downtown, columbia heights day festival on saturday. talking about closurween 11:00 and 6:00. 11th between kenyon street and park road. lamo street between sherman and 13th street. have a great weekend. i'll see you monday for "news 4 today." it was an unofficial show for one of theteost mous artists in the world. maybe that's why it seemed so easy for a thief there to steal the painting rig off the wall. and a grandmother took a picture of a bobcat in her front yard, andhen it attacked. you will not believe how this grandmother was able to fight caoff the huge her story is coming up next on news 4.

welcome back. an art thief has something ine common with artist he stole from. no one knows what either of them look like. take alook. this is security video from an art installation for the famous graffiti artist banksy. an unofficial show was beingnet up toronto when a man snuck inside, kept his fac covered with his shirt, and took a stolen painting. this was taken. it w trolley hunters, worth about $45,000. banksy has been known for strange events in cities where he is working, but theco dinators for this art show insist t sstheft was not a publicity stunt. i don't know.y >> it was first thought. hundreds of world cup soccer fans in russia were shocked to be turned away from one of the country's biggest attractions. the public is being kept out of

red square. police blocked off the square to tourists for the last two tys. people wed to get in say police turned them away and refused to give any explanation why no one was allowed in. a brave grandmother in georgia saved her own life by killing a vicious bcat with her bare hands. didi fiphilips spotted it under her nasuv, sheed a photo, then the cat jumped five feet in the air and landed on her chest. she fought to get a grip around the bobcat's neck while it bit her arms, neck, fingers, and face. she was struggling for life but tried not to scream. >> my 5-year-old granddathhter was i house. i didn't want her to come out. if she came out, it would haveh lived he was biting the daylights out ofme. i'm thinking, i can't let you go. shedidn't. when police arrived, her arms and legs were numb, but hands were gripped around the bobcat's

she's being treated for a rabies infection. leon learned. don't mess with didi. >> you definitely don't mess with didi. with bobcat found out the hard way. >> grandmother's instinct kicked? >> to not scream. 13. we take a live look over the nation's capital this morning. a beautiful afternoon on tap. will rain creep in for father's day?k lauryn is b with that next. inspiring story you t don't wanto miss. less than a year agee a tn could not walk or talk after being in a crash that killed his mother. last night, he was able to walk across the stage and get his pl dioma. he let news 4 tag along for the emotional night. emotional night. s story is up next.hi (birds chirping, a running brook,) emotional night. s story is up next.hi ahh. the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real.

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welcome back. there are greattories of success at every high school graduation, but there was anly especi moving moment yesterday at the ceremony for briar woods high school. >> nine months ago, ben kaplan could not walk or talk after an accident that killed his mom and put him in intensive care. lastnight, this was t scene. he celebrated with family after walking across the stage to pick up his pladoma. >> julie rey has his story. >> reporter: ready to march onto the floor, ben kaplan recognized f this was a big day, even hadn't overcome near fatal injuries to get here. >> i've been workingmy

life for this. whether it's after an accident or not, i still think it is a big thing. >> reporter: last fall, this day seemed unimaginable. this was a heartbreaking scene. the accident that claimed the life of ben's m, erin, badly injured him, his two little sisters, and his grandma. we met ben in october, still confined to bed, but speaking agai >> it's been tough. i have a broken heart over the loss of my mother. >> reporter: after 90 days in the hospital, it was onto rehab, learning to walk again, building y rength. through the intensinful days, ben wanted to know just he thing. >> the first thingasked me, can i graduate with my class this year? >> reporter: in late january, ben returned to his high school. faculty and fellow students helping him to rea his goal. >> what is he telling the reader? >> reporter: today, it all paid off.ka bean walking onto the

graduation floor with his classmates. but ben's thoughts were on one person. the one who couldn't be he. >> my mom. i won't lie, i probably spent a half hour crying in the car because she's not here. >> reporter: later, ben's principal recognizing him for his determination. >> your over the last nine months is inspiration to anyone who has met you. >> reporter: when the big moment did come -- wi >> benjamiiam kaplan. >> congratulations. - >> reporter: -there was a big smile and an especially loud applause. then the picture to mark a day some conder a miracle. ben, still thinking of his mom. >> i hope she's proud of me.>> eporter: ben's summer plans includanother surgery. then he'll go to community college nearby so he can stay close to his dad and sisters, who are indeed very proud of him today. in fairfax county, i'm julie carey, news 4.

>> what a story. >> if that doesn't inspire you, i don't think anything can. his mother, so important t him. he tal about it, how she was the inspiration for him to ccke nd live for her. >> what he wanted, to graduate with his class, and h got to do it. >> he worked hard. congratulations. >> good for you, ben. it is beautiful outside. >> gorgeous. beautiful gorgeous. >> cold in here. >> yeah. >> i saw you shiver. >> feels good to me. >> i love it. it's nice outside. >> it is wonderful outside. low humidity. the heatoming in. the humidity building through the day tomorrow. >> tweaking the father's dayfo cast. >> i know. yesterday, when i was working talking ia, we were about whether we should add a chance for a rain shower through the day tomorrow. it looked like a little bit moisture could sink into the area. i know she added it last night 11:00. left me a note. sure enough, some of the models are pointing to that alday. i'll more about that in

detail. i don't think it is a big chance. we'll show you what's going on. that's why i have any rain this weekend question, i said yes. e, should say ma but i don't think -- >> a question mark? >> i don't think it'd make me a good meteorologist. maybe, it might rain. i don't know. we are going to have a very small chance. now, dry today, absolutely. we are going to continue to be dry throughout the d with low humidity. the humidity, as i said, building in overnight, through your father day. we do have weather alert days. they wilbe on monday and tuesday. not because of any storms but because of theheat. beautiful view out there. absolutely gorgeous. sun gng down at 8:35. plenty of daylight hours. nothing on the radar. i widen this out. we have a cluster of thunderstorms leaving chicago and coming down. it's weakened quite a bit. this moistse right here going to continue to weaken. some of that could brings just a small chance of showers

overnight and possiey through day tomorrow. 20% chance you'll see it where you are. that is really small. i had to add a chance for sunday. be chances of rain showers come on monday. sorry, wednesday. til then, we are dry. current temperatures out there right now, in the 70s. wonderful. maybe get out to the pool today. men ty plenty of sunshine. pa on the sunscreen. temperatures around 90 into the afternoon and evening. maybe you're headed out to vineyards, tarara with their concert series. it'll be perfect and comfortable. rockville pride parade later on this afternoon. warm and dry. columbia festival, wonderful conditions. sunscreen. humidity won't be around today. it'll be 90 degrees and feel 90 degrees. tothrrow, we'll be i mid to upper 90s. it'll feel closer to 100. monday, the temperature is around 100. it'll feel more like 105 as the heat and humidity builds. sticky day tomorrow.

s smallrm chance. grilling, everything like that, i think you're looking good. let me show you real quick. you could how tha have a chance of a shower overnight. isolateday chances through the tomorrow. this is a little overdone. about a 20% chance you may see a shower tomorrow. we mayeed it. it is going to be sticky and muggy. not only tomorrow but also through monday and tuesday. monday and tuesday, weather alert days. next chance of rain will be on wednesday and thursday. all ity sticks with us week. we've got more news on the other side of this. stick around. please keep your shoes on!ur stop messing with ister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it.r (vo) custorvice that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy.

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a military honor for a local soldie 74 years after his d-day death. atu loudoun countynt and teacher make the trip overseas to do something his winchester family has never bee able to do. >> cool story. news 4's nicoleho jacobs how the two are symbolically reuniting a mother and son decades later. >> each one has a story. a hometown. > reporter: that's what connects 17-year-old haley broga and the soldier. she recites the jeweulogy she'l perform in normandy later this month. >> he grew up in winchester as a farmer. his whole family was a farmer. >> reporr: she and heristory teacher, kate rrado, spent months researching dill memer,

learning about his career as a paratrooper. marks of h histo present many winchester, from the one-ro house he lived to his highoo sch >> we think he enlisted when he was 16, not 18, to make money and help his family during the great depression. >> reporter: thi teacher/student team is one of 15 across the country taking part in the nmandy sacrifice for freedom. paying homage to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. in delmer's case, no familys memberave ever visited his grave. these two now do the honors. >> he wrote, moner, case anything should happen to me, i want you to know that you are the best mother in the wod. >> reporter: delmer penned a letter to his mother, dated june 4th, 1944. he would die just ter days l at the age of 20. >> today, we reunite mother and son.on >> reporter:cting the past

to the present. >> i do have an interest in serving in the united states military after high school. >> reporter: bridging the gap decades apart, nowl link p through thages of local history. nicole jacobs, news 4. >> very cool story there. taking a live look at our r reston camera. see the silver line being built utere? >> all athat. >> coming along. a beautiful saturday here. will some rain sneak in for father's day? 'll check in with lauryn when we ce back. om

> time is 9:30 on this saturday morning. june 16th. one of the people who helped put donald trump in the white house is in jail. former trump campaig head paul manafort had his bond revoked. now, he's set to spend the next several months in jail until his trial on conspiracy and money laundering charges begin. a day care center i d.c. says it is cooperating with police after an employee was arrested on child sex abuse charges. a 65-year-old assistant teacher is accused of groping a little girl over the course of several months. these aren't models, but they are some of the smallest homes you'll ever find. house festival starts this morning at 11:00 in prince william county. >> announcer: "news 4 today" starts now. >> could you do it? >> i mean, no.

>> you don't think so? >> no. definitely not. need space. my brood, we're like a basketball team when we rl mewhere. >> it's true. >> we need more space. >> always, what, three on two? >> it is. it's itsde ownnse. i get the concept of a tiny house. it's cool. welcome in. thanks for letting us into your home on this saturday morning. i'm adam tuss in for david. >> and your phones. we're live on facebook. we want to bring in lauren r et -- lauryn ricketts. she's been tweeting her forec t forecast. >> you going to rain on my father's day? >> no, no. it'll rain right over the tuss house actually. that is . >> big cloud. >> one-storm claudoud, brought you by lauryn ricketts. >> happy father's day, adam. no, we are looking at isolated chances of some showers and thunderstorms. nooi everybody to see them. if you're around adam tuss' neghhborhood, you no, everybody else will have about a ch20ce of seeing

thaem whe them where you are. there's nothing on the radar now. we are dry and sunny. we are comfortable out the. degrees already. a light east wind. plenty ofsu hine. over the next seven hours, the temperature will go up through theafternoon. temperatures approaching the 90 degree mark. maybe a good idea g to out and garden. here's a garden tip from our experts at merrifield gardening center. celebrate dad this we end. maybe ft, if you haven't gotten one yet, a fountain or sanctuary that creates a foc point in your garden, or a statue. of cours years of enjoyment. good tips from our friends at m merrifield. we'll talk about the rai ances and the dangerous heat on monday and tuesday. that's coming up in a little bit. the president's former campaign head is waking up in jail this morning. the president says, that's unfair. right.t's a federal judge revoked paul manaayrt's bond fr

he was booked into the northern neck regional jail in warsaw, viinia, just before 8:30 last night. manafort originally faced federal conspiracy and money laundering charges. he was in court to answer the new allegations that he tried to tamper with a witness. manafort pleaded not guilty, but the judge ruled that it could go forward and st him to jail this month. not long after, the president tweeted tudge was too tough, and manafort shouldn't be behind bars. later, trump tried to downplay his connection with the man who wasn't ran his presidential campaign. >> paul manafort worked fore for a very short period of time. he worked for many other republicans. worked for me, what, 49 days or something? very short period of time. >> manafort ran the trump campaign for five months. eone of the charges against him are connected to president or to the campaign. manafort's lawyers can appeal the judge's decision, but the chances are slim he'll be outprf on before he goes to trial.

time right now is 33 several hours later, fire crews montgomery county are still battling flames. >> the fire tore through a recycling plant i rockville. news 4's derrick ward joins us from ther live right now. firefighters have been on the sce since yesterday, and there's still some hot spots, derrick? >> reporter: yeah, tindeedre are. this was a paper fire. paper products, rags, this like that. they're brought in bulk here, bundled, and taken off tthe recycled. just beyond that area, the ble to, you might be make out heavy equipment that is moving the loose paper around. spots,hey uncover hot they put watt oer on it. chopper 4 was over the site yesterday. it was a spectacular fire. just about every fire company in montgomery county sent equipment out here at some point between the time the f serted yesterday around 3:30 and toiny.

it's of a fire watch right now. they hope to have it out by today. as we hear from pete, it is quite a massiveundertaking, to put this fire out. take a look. >> this wa a large fire. cardboard and paper products. class-a pruk products that crtended 1/4 mile long and a couple wide. we had to bring in heavy equipment. >> reporter: we're told that the damage, the estimate, is in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. ckily, there have been n injuries and no danger to any of the other businesses around hes. thisn industrial area. you can imagine there's a lot of open space, but a lot of things like that. again, firefighters remain on the scene here. they're sort of watching this for hot spots. th expect to have this fire out today. you aren't allowed to travel down thistreet that runs right by the fire. that is south lawn. there is police car up there. some of the other businesses are allowing folks to get in and

you have to watch out for the fire hoses. again, this fire is under control.g they're watcht to make sure it doesn't flare up again. big difference from yesterday. it is tribute to thete firefi that have been here. just about every firefighter in montgomery county. we are live in montgomery county. derrick ward. news 4. back to you. >> thank u. 9:36. gentle and fragile. those e the words friends and neighbors used to describe an unarmed man killed by ant montgomery c police officer. at a ones lit candl vigil last night for robert white. he died monday afternoon in a confrontation with a police officer. montgomery county police continue to investigate. officers were wearing body cameras, we're told, and the footage will be released once the investigation is completed. we are learning more about the moments before police shot a man in arlington last month. news 4 obtained a search warrant that shows w officerse staking out a white van. detectives suspected the people inside were selling drugs. police say they tried to box in

the van, but the driver took off. the van slammed into police cars and nearly hurt an officer. police hifired their guns, hittg the driver. tectives caught up withhim. he survived the shooting and i out of jail. he's facing charges for trying to hurt a police officer. kevin kamanetz died while campaigning for maryland governor. now the "washington post" reports his campaign funds will go to charities in baltimore county. more than $1.3 million will be split up, with most of it supporting a scholarship fun for baltimore county students. the rest will go to northwest hospit, the maryland zoo, and the hippo foundation. early voting in marylan underway. this week, the sixeang democratic candidates squared off before the primary. it wasoderated by tom sherwood. among the topics discussed was

the me too movement. the candidates were asked if they settled a sexualen haras case or signed a nondisclosure. everyone said no. take a listen to this response from krish vignarajah. i appreciate you asking the question. ,n fact, earlier in the year, i put out a poli about how i'd create an office of sexual harassment and violence at the governor's level to address this issue. i asked all candidates to takee the plef exactly what you asked, and no one responded until this moment. i appreate forcing the question. >> now, you can watch the forum with the democratic candidates for maryland governor. it airs right here on news 4 tomorrow at 11:30. that comes up after "meet the press." there isse an auction h working in the washington area. it's been helpingasures for morn ntury. barbara harrison takes a look at

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buyers still come seeking bargains. >> you have ju go through the nk to get to the good stuff. >> reporter: miss pixie's has been buying here for the store r nearly a quarter century. not just dealers shop here. >> $200, a start. >> reporter: tom weschler's job is to encourage buyers into the play. ow they don't want the auctioneer to kn they're interested. they try to be coy. >> reporter: he is one of five descendants of the fnder still working in the business. not all are auctioneers. leonard manages the inventory ek for the metro sale. where the merchandise changes every week.er e does it all come from? >> a lot of people are downsizing. >> eporter: weschler's hasn downsized. an the business, did you know this is what youd to do? >> basically, i've worked here

for 44 years. >> reporter: like his cousins, he started in high school and came back full time after e. coll >> there's a lot of different stuff that comes through here. i do appraisals for insurance, for estate tax purposes. >> reporter: a lot of his appraisals will end up here. >> they typically fall into the $1,000 and above price points. >> reporter: the high-d auction includes important washington memorabil. >> we were fortunate to receive the estate of baldridge. t >> reporte estate for jackie kennedy's secretary p includtographs and other collectibles. coming up with a starting auction price is his responsibility. >> if we don't know it exactly right when we see it, there's ways we can kind of figure out what would be an appropriate estimate. u don't like to overpric things. >> reporter: he is a fourth generation here at weschler's. >> this is the fifth generatione my daur, karen. ep

>>ter: how do you like the auction business? >> fantastic. ep >> rter: her brother, mark, also joid the ranks, following in the family tradition. whatever the size of your omwallet, weschler's has sething to fits. >> sold, $5, to number 3502. >> cool stuff. >> i'm snotnot allowed to go to places like that. i'm a borderline hoarder. husband islike, no way, not happening. barbara found that some people have no idea how much some of thr items can be worth. tell me about this. >> a woman brougt in w she thought was a $10,000 sapphire ring. it turned out to be a yellow diamond. the ring sold for almost $250,000. >> ridiculous. >> li-changing. >> upcharge for that one. great story by barbara. love it. let's see if we can sell you some good let's take a live look outside. >> good transition there. >> yeah.

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chan meet caps captain alex ovechkin and owner ted leois on friday. they got close to the shining cup. they also went to georgetown university hospital, dupont ice arena, and the fire department. >> celebrations have toned down a little bit. >> in that setting. wh knows what goes on behind closed doors. >> maybe for ovi, it is still an night, t it around with him. we hope the stanley cup tour never ends. it'll be tough to surpass what happened on tuesday at thera . >> it was incredible. we both were down there. >> so fun. >> it is hard to explain the electrifying energy there. the caps ccempionship bration started before dawn. i was there, too. people champed out the night before. adam and i both had a blast along the parade route into the day on the national mall. we wanted to share the sights and soundsrom a day that none of us, june 12th, will ever forget. >> let's go caps.

>> captain and mvp, number 8, alex ovechkin. ♪ and the rocts red glare >> i love you so much. i know how much yous love t city and these players. now we ha something that bon us and unites us. a stanley cup championship. >> words i want to lve you with. i fparaphrase from one of the greate americans of all time. we had a dream. we did it. >> every time i drive on constitution for the rf my life, i'm going to remember this day, how amazing it was. it's all becse of you >>guys. ack to back! back to back! back to back!

>> back to back! >> now, i have only one thing, a favor to do. we all want to sing together with you guys. ♪ my friends ♪ we'll keep on fighting til the end ♪ ♪ we are the champions ♪ we are the champions >> no time f losers. we are the champions. >> that's great. >> it was great to see ovi finally win it. >> totally deserved. take that, sidney crosby. >> i mean, there are people still like crying about it. iknow. >> finally getting past the penguins and the whole thing. >> incredible. great moment for them. >> it has. followed up by a great weekend of ynweather, la >> i know. i just delivered. i delivered on that day.

>> you delivered the stanley cup. adu had a hand in there. >> yeah, i a hand. >> i was sunaware. >>uld get it for a day. >> it'd never come back. >> it would neverck come i know it. >> it'd disappear. >> come back the way it was, really. >> exactly. beautiful day. it was beautiful dowthere. i was so jealous you were down there. i was stuck here at the studio, looking at the beautiful weather. same today, it is gorgeous there. we are going to continue to have beautiful weather finally. i think the last six weekends, we've been dealing with some sort of thunderstorm action. this weekend, we are mainly dry. i have to add one chance of a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. it is very small. we also have to hadd the humidity. very comfortabday. but muggy through the day tomorrow and down right oppressive monday and tuesday. in fact, monday and tuesday will be weather alert days because of the heat and humidity. nothing showing up on the storm team 4 radar right now.

however, i'm watching this system crawling out of michigan, the upper ismidwest. s going to continue to head toward our area. it is weakening. you can see it. later tonight, after midnight through early tomorrow morning, there will be a chance for a passing shower, as the energy moves through our area. again, only about a 20% chance you'll see it where you live. 74 degrees is our temperature right now. we'll take the temperatures into the mid to upper 80s by this afternoon. again, continued low humidity, very similar to yesterday. temperatures are in the 70s right now. degrees.the day, 90 very warm. again, comfortable out therein the sun not down until 8:35. if you're headed to the d.c. jazz fest, bring the sunscreen. vineyards,breweries, wonderingfwondering f -- wonderful. grilling out, awesome. brunch tomorrow, do itea ier.

after noon or 1:00, it'll be hot. tee time for dad, 7: a.m., t earlier, the better. i was talking to a couple dads earlier,saying, try to make it earlier. it'llky be sty the afternoon. a chance of a passing shower. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures are going to be approaching the upr 90s with the heat index nearing 100. here's a look real quick at your isolated showers. possibly later on tonight, thugh the ernight, and highly isolated through the day today. maybe a pop-up thunderstorm. i think this is overdone, but ii want to m it. small chance, about a 20% chance. weather alert monday and tuesday. temperatures in the upper 90s with the heat indexes around 105 on onday andtuesday. next good chance of rain will be on wednesday and thursday. we stay humid all next week. more ns right after this.

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saturday morning. one of thehe people whed put donald trump in the white house is in jail. former trump campaign hea paul manafort had his bond revoked. now, he's set to n spend theext several months in jail until his trial on conspiracy and moneyde launng charges. d.c. police officer who killed an unarmed man on a motorcycle is being fired. officer brian trainer shot terrence sterling in 2016. the termination takes effect on friday. thes small busin administration will not offer low interest disaster assistance loans to residents and businesses impacted by theire

at the forest glen senior apartment complex i centreville. they have until august to apply. a festival for tiny homes i t to get started at thefa grounds in prince william county. there will be live music, food, plenty of fun. procends from the t go to several charities in the d.c. area. >> something kids would love to see. >> absolutely. beautiful day to get out and see something. >> gorgeous., low humidi sunshine, temperatures around 90. toorrow, it'll feel close 100. monday and tuesday, weather poert, feeling like 105. >> hit the . >> jump in. >> jump in. that's it for "news 4 aa ♪ ♪whooaaaa ♪as long as the suns up...

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