>> confusion reins after the separate changes his decision on separating families. access denied. nbc news sti working to bring you inside the facilities where babies and girls are being heldh let's start w the immigration vote and blayne alexander on capitol hill. >> reporter: doreen and jim, lawmakers here on the hill are working hard to t and answer a question that really has boggled them for some time. whatuto do a immigration. we started the day with two bills and now we're down to one and that one is facing opposition from some republicans who say that it's not tough november. now the vote has been postponed until tomorrow in a last ditch effort to get them votes. milar blankets. children lying on floors. today protesters at the u.s. capital dr capit capital -- aroun leaders praying for change in the country's immigration laws. hours later --

>> the bill has not passed. >> houseawmakers rejecting a bill that would have tough ended bord enforcement and funded president trump's border wall. now moderatehi republicans p a compromise bill that offers a pass to citizenship for dreamers, immigrants brought here as children. >> i think we're making en advanc. >> reporter: an uncoming cover of "time magazine" cturing the narrative that forced president trump to reverse his border policy. today first lad melania trump making a surprise visit to texas to see firsthand how children are being treat at the border. her husband sounding sympathetic. >> it really bothered her to be looking at thi and seeing it as it bothered me, as it bothered table. dy at this >> reporter: but today casting doubt on whether children really were separated from their parents. >> they were sent up here with huma tffickers because the democrats supported policies have allowed this to happen. >> reporter: the president blaming democrats but also

inviting them to the white house hoping to find common groun on border laws. an that common ground is crucial. that's because once this debate moves over to the senate, any bill will need some sort ofup democraticrt in order to have any chance of passing. bguys,k to you. >> blayne alexander, thank you. a local muslim group is protesting the president'sro corsial immigration policy at a virginia facility. chopper 4 was over use for tomorrow in bristo virginia. this is hding some young undocumented children who were separated from their families at the border. they're calling on the white house to take immediate action to reunite families. more now on the striking image that captures the national anguish over the border crisis. "time magazine's" new cover bears the crisis welcome to america. shows president trump looking down on that little girl who has become the most v ible symbol of this moment. the photograph wasak by john

moore, a photographer for getty images. he was taking pictures last week when he saw the 2-year-old from honduras distraught and she and her mother were detained by border patrol agents. the first lady is a former model who is certainly aware of the power o a fashion statement. the coat she wore on her way to visit slters in texas may not have sent the message she intended. she was wearing an ove green arm jacket with writing skrauon back of it. it reads i really don't care, do you. she did not wear that jacket in texas. during the trip her spo ds personismissed questions about hidden messages, but when she landed at joint base air force base she got off wearing the i really don't care jacket once again. perhaps it's meant solely for washington. either way the $39 j ket got a lot of attention on social media. new details in an attack

that left woman clinging to life and ended with a dog being shot by police.le people c 911 when they saw a struggle outside a house in calvert county this morning. news 4 meagan fitzgerald has reaction from neighbo after awa woman mauled by a family pet. >> neighbors tell us the dog would always come down to the edge of the driveway and was always friendly and never aggressive, but this around 7:00 this morning they say they heard sirens and first responders rushing to that pole right near the highway and were shocked to find out that dog had ansnapped. >> i believe it. i can't believe it. i can't. i justit don't understan >> neighbors are stunned. they say the dog who lived here was always friendly and that its owner knew how to handle dog zbls he juta >> he justed working with a canine. >> the owner is a prince george's county corrections officer who is training with the

canine unit. gloria says the dog is a dogo which looks similar t this image. she says it lived here for several years with its owner his 28-year-old fiancee. >> never ever showed any aggressive or nothing. never. >> reporter: this morning that wasn't the case. marylaay state police the dog violateently attacked the owner's fiancee. a driver passing by saw the vicious encounter, called 1. >> the dog sort of aggressively started going towards the trooper. >> reporter: that's when the officer fired his gun wounding the dog before he rushed over to help the woman who was badly injured. first later more responders arrived. >> the sheriff's deputies and our state trooper were able to locate the dog d shorttance away from the scene where they, you know, in fear for him causin more harmo anyone else, they shot again fatally wounding tdo g. >> reporter: reporting in

calvert county, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. to our weather now. parts of our region under a thash flood watch a moment. amelia is here to tells o isis impal i impacted >> the areas in green under a flash flood watch. this will run until 8:00 tomorrow morning. and then areas down to the south arand the farther back to the w. the bright green is where we've seen heavy rainhowers sitting in the same location and that's proc prompted flood warnings to be. issu now, all of this activity is going to be moving into the rest of the area overnight tonight. if you're in the d.c. metro area and that's fairfax montgomery, prince george's county, even prince william county, you defdefb

definitely have a few more hours of dry time. tracking showe area wide and by 11:00 p.m. we're tracking rain. more on what that means for friday coming up. in heart sto video captured the daring rescue under the wilson bridge. a truck ran into a construction zone yesterday hitting the worker's boom truck leaving them stranded in the bucket. video from the fairfax county police helicopter shows thewo ers being lowered one by one safely into a abat. ove them flames engulfed the crash site. the truck driver was killed. the wilson bridge was closed for 12 hours. roads across northern virginia were packed all night long as drivers detoured arod the crash. coming up at 6:30, erica gonzalez brings us the radio convsation from theelicopter crew. just incredible.mo for sevehs a family has begged for answers but park police have offered little information about the night he was shot inside his jeep. he died t days later.

today fbi investigators a returd xandria looking for more clues. news 4 mark segraves shows us how the team recread the scene. >> fbi investigators spent hours out here this morning combing through the woods where he was shot to death using these green wires to trace the trajectory of the gunshot. fairfax police closed ft. hunta ust before 9:00 this morning to allow fbi investigators access to the scene. investigators positio jeep grand cherokee similar to the one he was driving the nig he was killed. at the same location seen in police dash cam video the night of the shooting. using metal detectors, shovels, even chete, they combed through the woods adjacent to whe thehots were fired. the 25-year-old was shot last november by park police after a f car chase it ended in a hail of gunfire.

police dash cam video shows many as nine shots being fired by two u.s. pk police officers. the chase began about f minutes before that shooting. video from a fairf county police officer's dash cam shows way.hase along gw park since the shooting his familys well as members of congress have complained about how long the investigation is taking and what they call a lack of transparency. today the family issued a statement once again expressing frustration but also hope. we hope the events today are an indication of progress in the investigation and a step closer towardjustice for a young man whose bright future was needlessly taken. no word from the fbi on anyif a new evidence was found today.e tonightook ahead to maryland's primary election. voters there will heado the polls on tuesday. a big race on the ballot. county executive.

and there are six democrats vying to get on the montgomery county ticket. news 4 chris gordon has a look at each one. >> reporter: bill says he will geth montgomery county out o liquor business if he's elected. >> gooumontgomery county is they county in the united states where the government has a power over the wholesale supply of all spirits.e, and >> rose was the deputy director of the county's planning department and former three term mayor of rockville. >> i have a real track record of getting things done. the redeent of downtown rockville. i started the economic corporation. >> reporter: count counc man says the kooucounty's needs are changing. >> why have a hundred million dollar backlog because we're not

getting enough money to address our needs. same thing on traffic. our tra gic isting worse and worse. >>ra the other demc candidates are businessman david blair, county council man roger b berliner. roger is thend republican ate for montgomery county executive. hace no no opposition. early voting will close tonight and your next opportunity will be in the primary next tuesday. reporting from montgomery county, chris gordon, news 4. next and new at 6:00, imagine ordering a package and seeing this. we have the story behind this viral video and the surprising response about the delivery driver's job. marriott baks ground on their new headquarters. see h it will change the landscape in an aeady congested area. is outdoor shooting getting too close for comfort to loudon county neighborhoods? that's what some residents and

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downtownhe ba is being transformed with a multi millionaire marriott. as derrick ward shows us, people work or drive-thru here will have no navigate around heavy equipment and a whole lot of activity. reporter: downtown bethesda, lots of folks find it attractive. marrio certainly do and so do some employees. amy is a transplant from new york. she works at the current marriott headquarters in bethesda. a suburban location for the proposed new internation headquarters in downtown bethesda will be even better. >> once it's here in the oowntown area, we're close to

restaurants, closehere i live in silver spring as a montgomery county resident, i think it's going to be really exciting. marriott's ceo said the company listens to its employees. >> they wantedraublic tit access. the second was they wanted to be in an urban environment in which esey could walk around and experienceurants and stores and engage in the community in a way that was , ve very concrete. >> reporter: but for some of the golks already here this is the reality of hav 4,000 new neighbors in a big new hotel. >> it is going to add congestion and things likehe parking garages will fill up and things like that, so there's som concerns. >> reporter: but it's better than losing marriott all together. the county and state chipped in with somencentives to keep a corporation they see as a good neighbor. >> when you look at the potential payoff f the county, it is by far well worth the investment the county and state would make. >> reporter: construction or deconstruction of t buildings back here begins in just a few days. they're expectein to behed

with this project all together in the year 2022. we're live in downtown bethesda. derrick ward, news 4. maryland is still in the running to host damazon's sec headquarters. governor hogan says the state's offer to amazon is the best proposal in the nation. 20 sites across northe america arn the short list to have amazon's second headquarters. three are in our area. montgomery county, washington and northern virginia. govern hogan says he's committed to bringing amazon to maryland. >> we're very hopef w. i thi put together the best proposal in the nation. we're happy to be on the list and we're doing everything we can to make it happen. >> later this year we'll fine out if amazon chooses maryland, virginia, d.c. or anotherca on. gun owners in loudon county are making the case tonight that one unsafe shooter shouldn't mean new restrictions for everyone. it all stems fromid an it last month.

take a look. >> one of the reasons i bought this place specifically was because, two things. t hoa and the other was t there was no ordinance again shooting on your property. >> reporter:wing us the outdoor shooting range on his five acre property. an nr arrange safety officer, james says he's never had an errant shot fired here. >> the only direction any bullets go is into that berm. they never go over it. even if they did, the back of it is the 40 foot tll. >> acros county in this subdivision last month bullets did come flying from anutdoor range leaving holes in a few homes alarming ntresi >> i would hope they decide to redraw the lines because it's se too c for comfort. >> reporter: no one was prosecuted for the incident in part because the soting range was lawful. the current ordinance permits outdoor shoing as long a it's 100 yards away from occupiedur

stru. >> when i heard that i figured okay, well, 100 yards isot enough space for a safe zone. >> reporter: the supervisor wants to expand the safe zone. stead of 100 yards she wants to push it to 880 yards or a halfile away from the nearest home. >> 800 yards i wouldn't be able to use mr rangeproperty. >> there would be exception. shooting could be done inside of a half mile if neighrs approved. but james and other gun owners compenin one accid caused by shouldn't hurt everyone. t the actions of one shouldn't cause everybodyo have to pay. >> reporter: but as the county's homeownersads, rights need to be respected too. >> i would s increasingly we hear from residents who hear gunshots and aren't comfortable with it. >> reporter: the ful board of supervisors will weigh in either sending the measure forward to the next steplir k it at this early stage. in loudon county, i'm julie carey, news 4.

heading outside our studio on nebraska avenue in northwest d.c., it's the first day of summernd we're celebrating with a barbecue on the plaza. jim handly there with food and of course he left me here in thw studle he went out to check it out. what are you tasting,handly? >> just about everything. we've moved on to the meeats fo chef derek is making everybody here atbc 4o happy. let's talk n.chic i have been sampling quite a bit during the commercial break. tell uau about this and the marinate >> i got my own dry rub. it's about five herbs and spices with a little brown sugar, some cracked black pepper, maybe little garlic and finish off with celery seed and i rub it down and marinate. we smoke it in on the grill. we chop it up. finish i off with a little

summer slaw, some of that potato bread. when you put it in yourmouth, it's like you taste heaven. that's why divine barbecue, we're in motion. our motto is slow down and let us grill fyou. >> i've got to be in motion to burn this off. i've been eating since 4:00. this chicken is incredible. >> one oe'the things wre popular for at all the festivals and the fairs, especially at this 26th annual giant bar cue is i ring a cow bell. when people come, they be like jumbo turkey legs. and so we be selling these all day. >> this is what we're coming in with. doreen this is what we're doing. >> you would come running for anybody's cow bell, wouldn't you? >> come on out to the festival. >> at the website, you can find it anywhere. chef derek, thank you so much. doreen, we're comin in. our dogs would love this. >> let's not waste it on thek get b in here with some for

the humans. see you in a minute. >> we're coming. it is so good. still ahead, d.c.'sol publi scistrict breaking the rules. up next the alarming number as the i tee-team igates hundreds of teachers working without licenses. don't touch the plant. it could make you go behinnd. plu rain returns. plu rain returns. amelia returns to tell too many devices on your network could mean you see this

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welco back. not a that bad outside right now but as we head on into the vening and especially t overnight hours rain is going to move in. take a look at your first weather headline. we'll have rain throughout the day. otherwise cloudy and cooler on friday. kind of feeling like the beach out the with an easterly wind bringing us plenty of clouds. as w looko saturday, unfortunately some showers and thunderstorms near the forecast. not washout, though. sunday is looking like the ettter of the two weekend days with ther chance you're staying completely dry the entire day. just a small chance for a late day thunderstorm on sunday. next week is looking great. the forecast next week pretty

sseasy. high pe moves in. low humidity and all sunshine just about every day. take a look aolthen report today. trees, grasses weeds coming in low but most scores are coming in high. if your allergies are bothering you, you might be especially sensitive to the mold spores. here's the lest on storm team 4 radar. i'm tracking heavy rain. if you've been watching since 4:00 p.m., you'll noticehis sn't moved all that much taking its time moving into the area. we're going to bery for the next few hours at least around here, but eventually this rain pushes i overnight and it's out there tomorrow morning. you're dealing with it on that friday morni cmute. here's 8:00 p.m. where we're seeing showers still mainly down around fredericksburg, back around luray, potentially heavy rain in virginia. at 10:00 p.m. we do start to ser sh in parts of fairfax county, maybe even the district, but pretty light. we're not trackingnything heavy. tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. we're dealing with showers. at lunchtime we're dealing with

scattered showers. in the heafternoon, by afternoon and evening hours the activity a little bit more hit and miss. still some scattered showers out of e for the second ha your friday. look at this high. only 74 but don't think it will feel comfortable. it will still feel very muggy. sunday a high temperatureround 90. humidity is the nice and low. >> thanks amelia. aaring rescue after a fiery crash on the bridge. a lot of you are affected by the backups on the wilson bridge. now we're getting a bird's eye view of the response. >> plus our i-team is keeping an eye on the safety of your child's classroom. wait until you find out how many teachers are working

tonight we have new video of the dramatic rescue after yesterday's crash on the woodrow wilson bridge. >> constructio workers trapped hanging from that bridge above water. news 4 erica gonzalez walks ush through t daring rescue.

>> new images of wednesday's dramatic rescue of three workers dangli dangling beneath the b after this fiery crash above. >> it looks like they hit the truck of that crane they were working on. >> they are so lucky. look at that thing. >> what you're hearing andng seei is the narration of the scene by dispatchers and the chopper. >> they're lowy are dn to a boat. >> the three workers were on a platform attached to one of the trucks that went uin flames. eventually all three workers were saved but the driver who police say caused the crash died in the flames. the crash rippled throughout the belt way paralyzing traffic for hours. some people reported being stuck in traffic for three hours just to drive about 15 miles. all lanes of traffic wereed reopn the bridge just after 10:30 wednesday night

ending a drama that both terrified and frustrated dmv commuter >> as erica mentioned, the driver of that tractor trailer was killed instantly. his name hasn't been released. as for what caused thatcrash, it's still under investigation. some parents are finding out today the person tching their children might not be licensed. >> an investigation by scott smacfarlane and our n 4 i-team reveals approximately 1,000 d.c. public school teachers are not certified. >> scott joins us now with how that could impact kids outside the district too. >> that means nearly one of every four d.c. public school teachers unlicensed. some have eired licenses and some have yet to apply but tiry re all public school teachers be licensed. we found those rotes are being followed. child safety advocates and a ismber of the state board of education say thi a safety risk. only licensed teachers are tracked by the national nasdaq

teacher database. which flags teachers who engage in misconduct to prevent them from crossing state lines and finding new teaching jobs. >> if a teacher loses a license here in d.c. or isn't licensed transfers . and then someplace else, are they going throug a the databasend ensuring that other school districts aren't hiring that person. >> we found 100% of teachers in some neighbors districts are licensed and in response to our report d.c. public schools says it will reqre all newires to at least apply for their icenses before they enter the classroom in september. jim and doreen, it's less clear what veteran teachers will have to do, when they'll beequired to get them. >> pretty surprising information. >> it's 1,000 out of. 4,000 a lot of d.c. officials say they're surprised. >> thank you, scott. you see all of the news 4 i-team investigation by visiting our nbc washington app. you can also send them tips right through the app.

i'm erica gonzalez at the adve desk. we have some news tonight in the world of journalist and politics. "the washington post" reporter charles krauthammer has decide. he was a long time columnist and a fox news contributor. two weeks ago in a goodbye letter he revealed doctors only gave him a few weeks to live cause of an aggressive form of cancer. he was only 68 years old. >> s sad. what a life he l. medical doctor and paralyzed in school. thank you. now to the crisis at the border. a lot of confusion there today about the president's reversal on famil separations. he said yesterday that the separations would stop but the zero tolerance policy wou continue. this morning federal prosecutors in western texas sai charges would be dismissed against 17 people accused of illegally

entering the country. tonight the prosecutors retracted the statement. all 17 defendants are separated from their children. and both the virginia senators are now demanding access to the detention center in prince william county where young migrants are being held. the ceter is at youth for tomorrow complex in bristoe. the facility handles teenage boys and girls younger children including infants. so far the only pictures we have from t inside facility were provided by the government. but we're working to g inside it ourselves. new clues after three sets of human remains were found near anme apa building along wayne place in southeast d.c. this past spring. the investigation started after construction crewsound this skull in a crawl space.st inators are using dna comparisons and looking at cold cases trying to identify these victims. "the washington post" reports one potential match dates back to 1984.

a mother of five who disappeared. one of her sons told the post that he wants to know wutt happened be's also waiting for an answerot he may n want to hear. definitely not handled with. ca up next at 6, a strong response from fedex aer aocal homeowner post this is video of a recent delivery. and beware of a big beautiful plant. we'll show you where this weed has been found and the serious side effects that can come from just touching it. first here's amelia. doreen, we're outside of our studios here in washington with chef derek. a divine barbecue in motion celebrating the first day ofmm . some delicious juicy turkey. that's so good. all right. i'm going to have the summer forecast coming u

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touch. >> a poiknous plant t root in an alexandria neighborhood. it's called hog weed and its sap could cause severe burns even blindness. >> shomari stone has the weed warning and reaction from the person who found the plant. shomari. >> reporter: good evening. i'm in a courtrd in the park fairfax couy between twodi builngs. that hog weed was found right here. yout is now dug up. lets show you a photo of what a this is a picture of the hog weed in the community. property managers told me they met withm rep f the virginia co op extension and confirmed it isalhe poten dangerous plant species. crews dug it up and removed this evening. the toxic sap on the housweed can cae severe burns and blindness if it gets in your eyes. viinia tech researchers recently identified it in ctyrk co urging people to be on the lookout. hog weed is not native to the united states. in fact, it originates from

southwest asia. it's unclear how it ended up in alexandria. alicia's neighbor found the hog weed. >> it actually is kind of cool o that somethingare is in the neighborhood. unfortunately it happens to be something we don't ever want to touch or get near. >> reporter: back out here plant experts recommend if you come across hog weed make sure you wear protective gear such as gloves and goggles and gear that you wr to make sure that you do not touch it. here in alexandria, shomari stone. news 4. >> that' pretty frightening. chef derek has entered the house. look what he brought t. >> he was lying. he did bring some indoors. >> look at this thing. unbelievable. >> that's what he's the rest of us will get the little scraps. >> i touched it first. >> ioid get taste some. is delicious. >> it is. thank you, chef. what an afterno>> for us. coming up amelia tracking the next round of rain moving in tonight. up next, why you'll want to keep the umbrella handy as we head

into the weekend. i'm darcy spencer. caught on camera. this home surveillance system caught a delivery driver not exactly handling a package with coming up, you'll see the video and get the response (snd of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪

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for the second time a marijuana pop-up party is busted in d.c. police arrested ten people last night on third street here in northwest smoking and possessing small amounts of pot is legal in the selling it, however, is not. vendors g around that by gifting weed. they'll sell a t-shirt and throw in pot as a gift.ca ons of the pop-up parties are spread through social media posts. a debate over development hits home t forse in charge of the first president's home. this is the view across the potomac river at mt. vernon. domini energy plans to build a gas compressor station directly across the river. mt. vernon ladies association says thateaill thrn the historic view here. next week they'll unveil a campaign to try to prevent that from happening. take a look at this video.

it stas innocently enough. a fedex truck driver pulls up to a house, but look at what he does next. there it goes. he throws that package at the front door. the homeowner caught itll on his home security system and news 4 darcy spencer paid a t visi ashburn today to find out what that homeowner thinks should be done. >> reporter: this is a situation video of fedex driver tossing a from inside its truck instead of handling it with care. when you saw this video, what are youhinking? >> i was kind of shocked, a little surprised. >> robert is a homeowner who captured the package throwing incident on hise surveilla system last week. he posted it on many people are probably wondering was there something breakable in that package? >> at that time, no, there wasn't, but in my case it's more principle than anything. >> reporter: some of rob's neighbors posted this video on social media and tagged fedex demanding that the company take chtion. we also r out and got this

response. a company spokesman says we are committed to treating our customer packages wit the utmost care and will take the appropriate action to address the situation. what did you think when you saw this video? >> i was mortified. i was very upset. >> reporter: mandy is a neibor whoaw the video and share today. aresays itself customers ordering more and more items, they expect drivers to be professional. >> it could have been a entimental gift that's not replaceabl what price do you put on that? there's no room for miteakes. >> rep no one we spoke to wanted the driver to be fired but they do want the company to remind drivers to treat a package as if it were their own. you ner know when you may end up on camera. in ashburn, darcyenr, news 4. we all need to keep in mind there are surveillance cameras everywhere. s, there are. >> you do something, you're going to get busted. soai amelia, ahead for

our weekend? >> i mean, why rnot,ht? we have rain, we have humid. we'll just stay on that tre n. it's going to be until next week when we're looking at really nice weather, plenty of sunshine and low humidity. ain tonight is looking heavy if you're invirginia. parts of virginia are under a flash flood watch that's going to go until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow if you're in rappahannock county, southern -- further back to the west you're under the flash flood watch. all the counties in solid green. the bright green is actually a flood warning that's been issued for parts of madison county down through charlottesville. this goes until11 i':30 tonight. most of the area is completely dry. 7:00 we're still tracking sh showers in virginia in that flash flood watch. we track showers potentially ncludinghe entire area washington, arlington, alexandria, even prince george's

and montgomer county. 11:00 p.m. a really good chance we're tracking widespread rain. i'll be updating the rain on news 4 at 11:00. once the rain moves in tonight ou'll want going to, to have the umbrella handy tomorrow. we'll be tracking swers at times. otherwise cloudy skies. it's cooler tomorrow but we don't get am break f the humidity. it stays muggy throughout the day. temperatures in the low to mid 70s and feeling every bit of eeat humidity out there. unfortunately thend forecast is not looking dry right now. but it's not looking like a washout either. here's what i'm tracking on storm team 4 radar. notice this rain still in parts of culpeper county dow through the fredericksburg area. this is very slowly moving toward the east. i think in the inside of the belt way you'll be dry until at least 9:00 p.m., maybe even a little bit later. i want to show you the latest. 8:00 p.m. you can see what i'm talking about. that rainasn'tdvanced all that far off to the east. 10:00 p.m. you're taking the dog out, getting ready for bed. pas ofairfax county, down

through charles and st. mary's county dealing with some s. show this is 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. it's a slow go for that friday morning commute with showers likely trying to get something done on your lun break, you want to bring the umbrella in to work. here we are atoon. scattered showers out there. for the afternoon and evening, we're still trackin areas of rain. during the second half of the day tomorrow, the best chance of rain is going to be if you're in nirginia or west vir a better chance having a dry half of the day. if you're in maryland or thest ct. again, that's going to be the second half of the day. then we continu to track more rain out there on saturday morning. tomorrow all 70s throughout the day with showers at times. not the best day for the pool. saturday not looking great either. pool, it to head to the would count on sunday with just a chance for a late day thunderstorm. high temperature of 84 degrees. we'll keep those humidity levels nice and low really through next thursday. again, rain and stos at times

through saturday and maybe some storms on sunday. >> all right. thanks amelia. coming up in sports, what led barry trotz to skate away from the caps? sherree has that anewer . >> he's fast, but first here's lester holt with a look at what ahead. >> doreen and jim, we'll have visit ttrump's trump the border and over the confusion when families will be plus the fbi warning about sexual assault on airplanes when sexual assault on airplanes when we see you tonig thanks for financing the new space.

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as the capitals head coach he was announced as the head coach of the new york islanders. it's for fe years $4 million per season. it will make trotz the 17th head coach in new york islanders history. he had a two yearxtension with the caps after winning the cup but was set to make under $2 million per year, so trotz decided to walk away. just the seventh coach to leave after winni the stanley cup. he brought the team their first stley cup, back-to-back president's protrophies. for barry trotz the decision to leave, well t came down to respect. >> i had a two year clause in mt contracter we won the stanley cup. as i went to the caps, that i think it's a little unfair the pace on value aro ld thgue and just tell me if anything could be done and got the response and i knew it was time to go in a different direction. i said i was going t to comere

and try to get the cup in four years in the length of my contract. i did that. i thank them and the players. i love them all. >> the entire caps schede just released. here are a few of the notable games. we open the season on october 3rd raising that stanley cup banner against boston, the team they beat for that nner, they visit a week later. knights on e golden october 10th. hen january 18th barry trotz comes back to town. washington will visit the it's ers in november, b january 18th the first time caps fans will seeheir old coach on the bench. i'm sure there will certainly be some heartbreak seeing him on o ther side, want in that capitals red anymore. we can say this kind of heartbreak all over the world today. the disappointing world cub run continuing for argentina as they suffer their worst loss in 60 years. a messy outing couldn't be saved

by their star lionel messi feeling the weight of argentina on his shoulders. second half scoreless until a mistake by argentina. misplays thend ball croatia ke ham p makes him pay for it putting it the back of the net. s croatiatill on the attack. boating this one past. the goal puts kcro croatia up. they advce to the knockout stage while argentine in is on thy brink, t haven't been eliminated in the group stage since 2002.od also at the world cup france beat peru 1-0. they eliminated denmark and australia. now the rubber match at nationals park is a cha the nats to belt back against

the orioles. washington struggling offensively. even ace max scherze lost his last two starts but he hasn't lost three in a row since august 2015. his been his normal dominant itself but his offense hasn't helped him out. they've scored zo runs in those last two starts. the nats offense stayed cold tetlaas lht a two 2:43 minute rain delay.at thenals could muster five hits and no runs. davy martinez said his team needs to get back to the basics >> know who you are and know what kind ofr playeou are and be that player. take your walks. two when we do that, we're really good. just do the little things. my biggest thing, when you don't

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