tonight finding this fairfax county teen. why authorities fear they could be running out of time. we're going to make sense of the controller vote that will affect how tens of thousands of salon ployees are paid. from reality star to the oval office? in a new interview, kim kardashian says it could happen again. good evening, everybody. i'm erika gonzalez. the are live picturesd beh me of folks enjoying a night at the wharf. temperatur will get dangerously hot soon. somara theodore has that and your father's day forecast. >> yes, i do in just a moment. people out and about really enjoying themselves, absolutely lovely night out there. let's take a look atre the c temperatures, see what they're feeling what we're missing out on. really mild 77 degrees in washington, d.c.. holding the heat here inside the beltway, 70 a dulles airport. surrounding areas heading to the mid to upper 60s. inside the district more than

like 71 degrees tonight. clouds are increasing and we'll remain mild overnight. here's a look at your headlines. this is why you should stick around. what we're going to be talking about later on. we are rather warm overnight. rain chance tomorrow and very isolated. we'll take a look at the timing on that in a couple minutes. we are going to be feeling a lot hotter tomorrow as well. and i amit ming monday as we couldn't be probably be weather alert with that dangerous heat. more on that cominu.up. back to frfax county police urgently looking for this missing teenager naming charlie bar ton, a 17-year-old who might be going through a mental health crisis. he was last seen at 6:00 on the mornin perry penny place in e. annend he may have been in the area of thend ale section of the county at noon today. on tuesday d.c. voters will decide on the contentious issue of tips middle age. the current law allows $3.33 an

hour. that goes up to $5 in 2020. if initiative 77 tpasses,ped employees would earn $ per hour b 2025. dar darcy spenser is live. >> reporter: erera, it is busy down here at the wharf even at 11:00 toni mt. as ytioned that vote is going to happen tuesday. we've been talking to people about this story all evening. wrufrlgz that surprised them is these workers are making that $3.33 an hour, but that would change if district residents vote "yes." it's a beautiful on saturday at the wharf in d.c. thousands of people are hanging out at the bars and restaurants and enjoying the water front. d.c. residents will have the chance to dramatically change

how waiters,er barte are others are paid. the initiative would boost worker pay to $15 an hour by 2025. many we spoke to support the pay hike. >> i think it would helpot a l of people as far as being able to make a living wage. >> reporter: but the initiative has created controversy. some restaurant owners say having to pay workers so much more money could cause them to reduce hours or even close. a group called save our tips has been posting these signs around the district urging voters to say "no." this restaurant worker whope s on tips says he supports the >>initiative. t would help a lot for people who make middle age. i would support that to get a higher pay. >> reporter: some are concerned raising the base pay means customers won't tip but many customers say they would still tip. it's allew aboutding good service. >> if you're going to make up your mind and eat,

back it up with your wallet. i mean, that's a personal thing. i don't think it would be affected by how much somebody's making at the back end. >> reporter: now, i did speak to some residents earlier todayid o they have not decided how they're going to vote. but that's okay. they have three days to figure it out. >> darcy, thank you. a headed debate over president trump's policy to detain and separate families who cross the southern border. administration officials argue they are simply enforcing existing laws. however, opponents say separating families is contrary to american values. >> reporter: they're building tent cities near the border, a necessary step as the trump administration's hard line immigrationolicy had its tended effect. thousands detained after legal

and illegal crossings. children separated from their parents, how did you fiused in e this one. the girls liveot here. it'sust near the border. on a northern chicago 2,000 miles from the tee with a in a border crossing, her family now awaits a they wait for this call. her 18-year-old daughter on the phone separated from her mother and sisters and detned in california for more than a month. they haven't told her when she might be able to get out or see her m again. >> reporter: the family entered the country legally asking for asylum. gangs tortured and kills her

father. >> reporter: jeff sessions said this week fear of gangs is no longer a reason to be granted safe haven, he using bible verses to adjust the new immigration practices. >> i would cite you to the apostle paul in his clear and wise command in romans 13. >> that was gotty schwartz reporting. we have graphic video to show you that shows a taxi slamming into pedestrians in moscow as thousands come to russia for the world cup. this happened near red square in moscow. the taxi veers on the sidewalk, slams into pedestrians. eight peopled injured includingm two women fro mexico. angry witnesses tried to pull she driver out of the taxi. he breaks free, rff, but later on ends up in police custody. russian authorities say the driver told them the crash was

not intentional. new tonight, take look at thispicture. that is a propane tank on fire in seneca creek park in gators gaithersburg. nomaintenance shed also catching fire. dy was hurt. a family displaced after a house fire this morning in silver spring on osbourne drive near riley road. the fire began on the first floor and spread up to th attic and the roof. montgomery county fire was at the en nobody was injured. if you grew up listening to radio in washington, chances are you remember the morning team of harden and lever on wmal. tonight we are sad to report that frank harden died yesterday at home at the age of 95. and his broadcast partner hosted the popular morning show from 1960 until weaver died in

1992. harden retiredn '97 after celebrating his 50th anniversary at the station. this is a tweet from that station. she still kong conferred tv, fashion, and social media. is kim kardashian ready to take over politics? e new interview that this

. smoke andes fl everybody safely got off a bus when it caught fire in the district today. this all happened about noon on 95 northbound near the suitland parkwayexit. the fire shut down traffic on

ce northbound side. the bus wasrying a tour group from georgia. could another rlity star follow president trump in the oval office? kim kardashian is not ruling out a presidential run. kardashian tald politics on n cnn's the van jones show. many when jones asked her about a white house bid, she told him, quote, never say never. kardashian helped secure a presidential pardon for alice johnson a first time nonviolent drug offender. she wants to help other incarcerated women. the six leading c for maryland governor go toe to toe tomorrow morning. we host the forum. you can see that after "meet the press" at 11:30 right here on nbc 4. a doctor's bedside manner under sccatiny tonight. ras catch the physician curse, grab, mock a patient suffering from a potentially deadly condition. we're going to have reaction from the patient

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emergency room, the last thing you expect is forou doctor to be combative, but one man in california says that's exanely what hap to him. he says the doctor mocked and cursed at him. from our sister station in san francisco. >> p your head up now. don't try to tell me you can't move. >> i c >> sit up.head up. sit up. sit up. i'm having you sit up. >> samuel bardwell's father was

recording as doctor beth keegstra administered care. he was rushed to el camino hospital and waited three hours to see a dr. when she finally came she was accompanied by a security guard. >> i know exactly from when she brought the security guard that it was going to be hostile. >> bardwell is are sopho at west valley college. the 7'1" power forward suffers from debilitating anxious attacks. this left him unconscious and to toe.m head >> my eyes were rolled to the back of my head. gcouldn't see or talk. my breathing wasting lower and lower. >> reporter: once at the hospital, bardwell says the doctor was dismissive of his symptoms, mocking and him. ing >> i'm not changing anything. >> you're not? >> no. i'm not saying anything different than what i said the whole time. >> like me. >> no. you have changed your story every [ bleep ] time. >> whoa. >> yeah, that's how ssed

you've gotten me. >>arell still doesn't understand what triggered the doctor to become so abusiv he left the hospital without full treatnt to avoid further treatment. >> i didn't know if it was going to be escalate to her doing something worse. >> the patient is planning to sue. in a wrien statement the hospital says they apologized him and they also say the doctor has been removed from their list of approved contract physicians. switching gears. june 19th was celebrated today. june tnt ends a dark period in american history, when the last slaves were freed back in 1865 at a celebration in watkins regional park in prince george's county people homage ao community while surviving a system of human bondage.

storm team meteorologist somara theodore joining us now. o st a picture perfect day out there today anything, to be out in the parks, to be bike riding and so forth. now tomorrow we really start to feel things heat up around here. >> yes, we do. i took extra bathroom breaks to step outsideoday and just hang out outside and enjoy it and feel the warmth. it was just amazing. tomorrow, we're going to be seeing more of that heat, but it's going to feel even by monday we could be talking dangerous heat. tomorrow is father's day. here is an outlook. s mae you have tons of sunscreen. it is going to be a hot day. i'll show you the timing on thet chance rain, i definitely wouldn't say cancel any water plans you have. yard work,ki l good. takes breaks indoors, though. dot get too dehydrated. brunch will be awesome. rooftop brunches looking good. here's a look at current

temperatures. it is 11:18. 68 in manassas. 71 in clinton there. temperatures willth head t low 70s tonight. clouds will be building in. that's going to be the next thing you'lle especially waking up early tomorrow. if you look at the r you can see some of those clouds moving into the area with this distuuss disturbanceng into the mid-atlantic. keep your eye on this time stamp. 2:00 tomorrow, notice how still seeing a good amount of tunshine. but back w we're watching those showers getting ready to cross or i 81. i've fast forwarded to theen g. between 2:00 and 6:00 will be your greatest chance forn isolated shower or storm popping up. but not a washout. good amount of sunshine.

t monday notice how we're already startin clear things out early monday morning. we're going to see tons sunshine on monday. for your father's day, tee time forecast, temperares will be around 92 degrees at 1:00 p.m. we are going to see the hea dex in the mid-90s tomorrow as temperatures climb into the low to mid-90s. plty of nshine. it is going to be very sticky out there. that's the noticeable change between today a tomorrow, the humidity. normal for this time o year 95. degreepass that at 99 we can definitely hit it depending how much sun we get. t's talk feel-like temperatures. 95 tomorrow afternoon oi what it's to feel like. let's go forward to monday. this is monday morning. here we are. 6:00 p.m. monday, heat. temperatures are goingo climb tomorrow depending on how much

son we g sun we get. rain, shower, and storm chances are going to peak during the middle of the week. it doesn't get more bizarre shan this at the u.s. open. phil mickelson h his ball while it's still moving. s reasoning for the unusual act and the penalty for doing you like dinosaurs? do i. hey blue. i brought you something. okay. this is gonna be awesome. rated pg-13. here's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are online the internet can slow down and... they don't like it. you guys don't have fios? [mrs. jennings] oh-no. but it's a 100% fiber-optic network with ridiculous speeds. you could have, like, a hundred devices online at once. interested, talk later. bye boys! don't even think about going online. woah... i can't work like this. the 100% fiber-optic network

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week and or and over i heard congratulations on winning the stanley cup. that's fridly in toronto. but still competitive as blue jays continue to remind us, even as the nationals having max scheer on the mound. fernandez swinging. next before the, morales goes down on the pitch inside. strikeouts the side in the second. two on in the third. scherzer goes off speed. in the fourth, he rings up pillar again, ten strikeouts today. fifth inning, scherzer dinant. two-run homer for travis. the only two runs of the gaer. sc lasted six innings, but the blue jays shut out the nationals 2-0. yelloosoriolesd the marlins.

j.t. realmuto. do the math, two-run homer leaves them at 4-0. realmuto again, almost to the same spot. solo homer, 5-2 lead. bottom of the seventh, valencia pokes it into right. jones is going to score. machado to third. orioles cut it 5-4. ma see knee grounds out. orioles lose their ninth in a row. 50 losses, most in the majors, still searching for their 20th win. pay close attention. moving day at the u.s.ro open shinnecock. something you probably never seen in a major before. phil mickelson putting for boag, what's he going to do, runs it down like mini golf and hits the ll while it's still moving. that's a twostroke penalty. mickelson said he knew the rule and was willing to take the penalty before seeing his ball go off the green. finish 11 over 81. just like miniature golf.

dustin johnson with th lead, bogey putt on the second hole. settles for doublebogey. 1, johnson at plus two putting for par. his sixth bogeyng to go a with his one double. johnson falls into a four-way tie. he will not be in the top pairing for sunday's final round on father's day. world cup, iceland taking on lionel messi and argentina. 19th minute, no scoren this one. sergio a guerrero, a turn, firec e. alternate leads 1-0. we know about iceland. they know how to come back. four minutes later the initial shot is saved. he buries the goal for iceland. tied at 1-1. alternate on the attack,kiim mayza l for maximum mill llano, that's a penalty kick, a chance for tim mayza to be the hero. but his shot is saved.

argentina stunned by iceland, 1-1 draw. we're all going to get up early tomorrow morning. >> how early? >> 8:00 a.m. i'll let y sleep in. >> thanks for that. i wish you hpy father's day. >> thank you. >> i hope you have a good day-day. >> i'll wat soccer with a my son, pierce. >> we're going to have great weather if you would like to get out and enjoy it. >> that's right, lots of sunshine tomorrow a chance for an isolated shower things are heating up but it's going to be a great day. >> thank you for joining us. "saturday night li