as a local restaurant gets caught up in the mdle of controver co nroversy. >>ew details in this fiery crash on the wilson bridge. what we'reearning about the victim. supermarket swipe. a local woman robbed right under her nose. >> it was just an aul feeling. >> we're working for you to tveal how thehieves pulled it off and how to keep it from happening toou. we begin tonight once again with the crisis at the border. democratic leader chuck schumer is calling on president trump to appointamily reunification czar to oversee the reunification of the childn to their parents. >> tay it has focused on speeding up those who enter the country illegally even without due process. >> reporter: it's an idea he fittt introduced on t

yesterday. he repeated it today in the oval office. nsmissing that suggeste've heard many times to hire more judges to handle the backlog of immigration cases and instead offering a very different approach. today president trump extending a warm welcome to the kin of jordan even as he proposes a new way to slam the door on illegal immigration. >> we want a system where when people come in illegally they have to go out. ge >> reporter: sing about those caught entering illegally, just bring them back from where they came with no judges or court cases. >> where do you find 5,000 people to be judges. >> rather than hire moreeudges to manhe backlog of cases, he says do away with the legal process all togethld. that violate the constitutional rights guaranteed even to noncitizens. they certainly have a right to be treated fairly and humanely and given a chance to fully present their cases. >> this as members of congress an out along the border for a

firsthand look at the detention centers before the houseotes on an immigration bill this week. >> this is a detention facility. almost like a prison where the adults a detained. >> reporter: meanwhile the administration digging in. >> we're going to continu to secure the border. >> even as political disagreement is crossing a new line. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders asked tove l a virginia restaurant over the weekend because she works for pres went trump. >>re allowed to disagree, but we should be able to do so freely and without fear of harmg thiss for all people regardless of politics. >> reporter: but a recent gallop poll shows among republicans the president is still popular. his approval rate soaring at 90%. and president trump is certainly hoping to capitalizen that politically rather. he just left the white house within the past hour oro. he's headed down to south carolina where he will stoor the state's governor who is running for reelection. >>layne alexander at thehite

house. now the red hen restaurant that fused to ser sarah huckabee sanders is in lexington virginia which is 200 miles from washington. 200 miles away from the red hen restaurant in d.c. thewo restaurants have no connection to each other beyond the accident of the same name. still the d.c. restaurant has been vandalized and the owner tells news 4 he's gotten death threats. rrick ward has that story coming up in our next half hour. wendy. if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, at aso ne station, you get out. and you tell them they're not welcome. >> president trump seized the mome. he called congresswoman waters

in his word an extraordinarily low iq person. so democrats are urging restraint. >> we've got to get to a point in ourountry where w can talk to each other. some of those tactics that people are advocating for to me don't reflect tt spirit. >> the sara sanders thing, the maxine waters plays right where the white house wants it to. they want to be able to say see, these people hate you. >> democratic leader nancy pelosi pushed back on the president and congresswoman waters in a tweet pelosi wrote the daily lack of civilityas provoked responses that are predictable but unacceptable. we've got nt video t was captured moments after a d.c. row house went up in flames. dramatic images taken by -- as firefighters arrived at the scene off prout street in southeast. that's where darcy spencer joins

us live with more on the story. we understand one firefighter is hurt. any word on how he's doing at this hour? >> reporter: leon frr, from my understanding it sounds like that firefighter is going to be just fine. just a few minutes ago i had a chance to speako a woman who was home with her six children. she is here in the black shirt just looking at her home which was basically destroyed here this afternoon. theood news, s and her six children were able to get out of the house we want to show you some more of that video showing just how nntense these flames were w firefighters first arrived. she told me she was cooking when all of audden she realized the house was on fire in the upstasrs. everyoneble to get out. she did make some attempt to put the fire out herself ander hair got singed. just an absolutely frightening situation here. a total of nine people displaced as a result of this fire. they are being assisted by the red cross. i was able to speak to one neighbor who said she was

concerned to make sure those children were okay. >> i was justlad that everybody got out because she has a 5 month old. 5 month old. she's got a lot of littlkids. i was really happy they made it out. that's what i was concerned >> again, a mom and the six children. able to get out okay. they areetng help and i can tell you just from talking to her a few minutesago, she says she's really in a state of shock and state of denial at this point. ye can't believe t basically lost everything. she was just in there trying to pick through things, trying tut pick some baby items hoping she could salvage something. back to you. >> thank you, darcyic p in our area are looking into two deadly shootings. one of them this morning in prince george's county. we're told a man g shot along carter's lane in riverdale. ficers found a victi in the road. so far they have not released the vict.'s na we're also working now to learn more about a deadly

shooting itr the dt where a man was shot and killed overnight. bullets appearing to hit a nearby home along skyland place not far from wagner street in southeast. police did not identify the victim in this case. o far no word on suspects or a motive new at 6:00, we're learning about a security breach outside the cia. the news i-team reports a judge has ordered a man named dakota hayes jailed for an t incident thursdaye cia complex in virginia. hayes was throwing items over the gate and shaking the feds when officers tried to stop him. he tleatened to p a knife on them. turns out hayes had two pocket knives and several empty liquor bottles in his car. he's charged with trespassing on federal grounds. his lawyer d rlined ouruest for any comment. the crash created a fiery mess on the wilsonridge. snarled traffic for hours. tonight we know the victim who

died is 60-year-old man from new jersey. but what uemainslear is why he crashed in the first place. investigators say rodell jones truck slammed into ceqstruction uipment and burst into flascs. re crews on the waters below had to save three kwuconstructi workers. a crash that killed a enager on his bike was likely an accident. that's what d.c. police chief told news 4 today. the crash happened oneeh" strt st on3rd street in north saturday night. police say that malik habib fell into the path of a charter bus. it appears his tire may have gotten struck in the streetcar rail tracks on "h" street. >> did his tire getruck in the streetcar track? >> it appears that way but we have to finish the investigation to make that determination. >> he died at the hospital. the chief says the bus driver is cooperating with their

investigation. one day before maryland voter goes to the polls, the state is blaming a computer glemch for pro with thousands of voter registrations. we're working for you so you don't run into any hassles. go to elections.maryland.gov and make sure the state has your correct information. search for your record in the link that says aed you regist if that information is wrong, you can upindict it rigdate it rybsite. tomorrow nd's voters will also be picking a democratic candida to take on republican incumbent governor larry hogan. yoave to go back to the 1950s to find a republican governor of maryland who wonwo terms. governor hogan is very popular in the state. news 4 chris gordon s down with him to talk about the issues and his potential opponent. >> reporter: maryland governor larry hogan says hispa camn workerslanning a victory party

for tomorrow night even though he has no opposition. today i asked him about his health. >> i'm doing great. i went through as you know a tough battle with cancer my first year as governor, but i'm now completely cancer free and in complete remission. i'm fit as a fiddle. >> reporter: democratic candidates seeking the nomtation to run against hogan appeared on our nbc 4 cdidate's forum. most say they favor legalizing cannabis. i asked hogan how he feels about that. >> at this point i think it's worth taking a look at. i was for medical cannabis. i want to look at everyspect of the issue. >> reporter: the democratic candidates say hogan has not lly funded education. >> record funding four yeaa in row. we put more than the legislative formula called for in our recent budget. >> reporter: democrats say he waited until election year to

focus on transportation. hogan says that's not true. >> no governor in the hattory of the has ever put more in transportation. >> reporter: governor hogan says despite the fact he hasov a 70% ap rating, his running for reelection as if he's 20 points behind. reporting from annapolis, chris gordon, news 4. news 4 is your place forng ever you need to know about primary day. we are working for you on air and online. so logon to our website or open up our app and search maryland primary. you can see details on the governor's race, who's running for montgomery county executive >>d much more. in business it's good when people know who you are. ahead the localesurant worker to clear up who is not. we talked about the owner of the d.c. spot getting confused with the restaurdt that tur away the president's press secretary. a danger lea found close to home. the poisonous plant that can make you go blind. the update coming up tonight on

its spread. 4> new scrutiny of a news i-team report that found nearly 1,000 local teachers on the job without a license. ptty nice day out there on monday. high temperature of 85. low humidity, but it's going to creep right back up. we've got a chance of showers the next two days. the next two days. lk more aboutta toee generations montgoof elrich's.is home we love it here. but we have to work to keep it great, like fixing transit and traffic to shorten my son-in-law's commute. increasing open space where my grandchildren can play. and reducing classroom sizes for all our kids. that's why our next county executive

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new at 6:00, there's scrutiny coming for d.c.'s public schools after an i-team investigation. that investigation revealed one ooof every four of the s district's teachers not licensed. >> scott macfarlane brokeorhat he joins us now with his update. what have you learned? here are the numbers. 4,000 teachers in d.c. public schools, nearly 1,000 are unlicensed. some are new. somere veterans, but they're violating d. regulations by employing them. the d.c. council says they will have issues whehey return from its recess including whether the district has the property requirements. the u.s. education department today confirms to news 4 it too has oversight of the licensng. the spo person has not yet spoken to the school district but says the agency doesn expec an date this year as it does every year, but d.c. regulatory officials about what they're doing to ensu teachers are licensed and that local rulesbe

arg followed. d.c. education officials tell us they've already made plans to tighten requirements. >> we're going to be making sure that all of ourch ts within the next two years, those who have been in the stem, are in compliance with those licensure requirements >> and a third government agency is now monitoring this problem. the d.c. office of state on erintendent of educa we're told no financial penalties against the school district is breng consi for this. that office says they are working on a, kroequote, correc an with the district. we have three agencies to monitor and a couple of months left until thechool year begins. >> what do you know about how long this has been going on? >> we belie it's possible for quite some time and we believe we brought it to the attention of some statewo ers. >> nice work, scott. it has been a violent first half of the year in t and the numbers tell the story. so far this year there havbeen

72 murders. compare that to 52 murders at the same tim last year. the majority of those crimes happened east of e anacostia river. today the mayor and police chief rolled out a plan to deal with violence. in news 4 mark segraves explains they hope to stop the violence before it starts. >> 35 murder in war 8 alone so far this year. today mayor murie bowser and police chief peter newsham were in the heart of ward wait to roll out the mayor's plan. one is to identify people who can either become victims or ilant before asail la meone gets hurt. >> that is 18 individuals we have selected who are identified as high risk, getting them in support services, wraparound services, employment services. >> as the murder rate in the cl district bs, so does the frustration inhe community. frustration mayor muriel bower says she feels too.

>> one thing we hear in neighborhoods just like the that we're in today is that people are fed up with violence. they're fed up with being scared of random shootings. >> at an event with teens who summerticipating in the youth employment program, bowser and her team detailed the steps th're takin to provide more options to young people living in high crime areas east of the river. in addition to more job opportunities and improved rec centers, the bowser administration has started to train what are called interrupters. people who come from the community who can sbeintervene neighborhood disputes before they become violent. >> there will be a 40 hour training taking place on different scenarios and also putting individuals in stress situations to see how they deal andsiespond to c situations in the streets. so mediation and the interrupters will actually start this saturday. >> in anacostia, mark segraves, news 4. metro's making sure that you

and your family are prepared for next week's 4th of july celebration. the agency will be closing at 11:30 p.m. next wednesday. that is two hou after the fireworks on the national mall. metro will be on a mostly holiday schedule they will open at 7:00 a.m. parking is free at all metro opered lots because it is holiday. new at 6:00, an update on a poison out plant found in a local yard. we told you last week about the hog weed plant was found in alexandria. scientists say there is no evidence that the w is spreading. giant hog weed can grow to be at least 15 feet tall. if the sap gets into your eyes, it can cause third degree burns anddn even bls. part of the national zoo's panda habitat is closed to the reblic. it is possible w entering a another panda pregnancy watch. she's showing signsf pregnancy. she was artificially insim nated in march and lately she's been sleeping more, eating less and

nesting. zookeepers have her on a 24 hour watch as we wait to seeth w another cub on is the way. if you do need your panda fix, the zoo tas other giant pandas who have access to the outdoor area and are there playing most days. e >> shouldve something on the bottom of the screen. >> oh, we will.e belime, we will. sleeping, not eating as much and nesting, tha could be half the guys i know. just ahead here, a cautionary tale. one woman reveals how thieves stole her wallet as she shopped at a popular grocery stor goingpublic, a teenage confronts the school board about how it's dealing with boy who she says sexually assaulted her. r the oking live now o district, tomorrow is going to be another beautiful day. but then we're in for some but then we're in for some chan tearing each other down without presenting new ideas, it's why so many people hate politics.

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but now we're backnd beautiful weather today. beautiful weather tomorrow. >> thanks for bringing it back. thanks for thinking of your friends. >> we don't come back empty handed. >> out there today the gift is 85 degrees. t at was the high temperature. right now a very nice evening. it's going to be spectacular right on through the rest of the tonight. right now 83 degrees. temperature went down to 82.ac now to 83. some sunshine out there. winds out of the north. helping to keep the humidity down today. really nonexistent. 79 the current temperature in gaithersburg. camp springs. 82 in 40 belvoir. making take the dog out, no problem withha eating outdoors, no problem there either. as far as the rain is concerned, nothing today. i don't think we'll the chances tomorrow. however there will be a chance back towards the i-81 corridor. a couple of storms. here's one down to the south bringing severe weather towards southevirginia, towards parts

of north carolina. forin us it's bricloud cover. it should be a really nice sunset in parts of the area. tomorrow 84 degrmos. clouds and sun. comfortable. you know what? i was supposed to redo approximathp loo this. look at this. i wanted to make sure you guys saw that. that's h we feel. it's so comfortable you don't even spell it right. that's what happens. that is my fault. i will change that. 84 tomorrow looking like a comfortable day. 60% chance of shors. an isolated storm can't be ruled out. we're not talking anything strong. chance for showers. you will need the umbrella. thursday high of 87. 30% chance of showers. then the heat builds. 93 oda f look at saturday and sunday. up into 95 saturday.. 96 on sunday. 93 on monday. that will be a heat we if he heat 90 each ofs. those d that's something we'll be

tracking for you. no real bigtorms. no chances of severe weather. next couple of days looking fairly comfortable. this weekend between 1 heat index this weekend. a teen airline girl attacked by a classmate is going public with her case and concerns. what she'll be telling the winchester school board tonight about going to class in this high school and knowing she could run into her attacker at any turn. inside thishole foods, few con artists get a shopper lking about ce. brown rice, white rice, long grain, short grain. then the scammers, they so does the shopper's wallet. 911.

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you're watching news 4 at 6:. >> at 6:30 it's a common crime but they used tactics whe they robbed a woman inside a whole foods store. >> the victim didn't realize anything was missing until she went to the checko a. this ieally interesting story, pat. >> reporter: wendy, rice. it started with a conversation about rice. two scammers got a shopper inside whole foods talking about

rice. soon they disappeared. and so did her walle it was supposed to be a quick shopping trip to whole foods for kendall. but it turned intoth ag but that. >> i had to get a new driver's license, cancel all my credit cards. yeah. >> it's bn a nightmare. >> it's been a nightmare. >> kendall had her wallet in her purse and her purse was closed and the child seat of the hopping cart with food on top of it. she thought it was safe, but then came rice ruse. a man and woman got her involved in a conversation about rice. long grainrice, short grain rice, brown rice, white rice, and allhe while they're asking you about this rice, and they're king you about that rice. >> yes. >> reporter: they're back there taking your wlet out of your

purse from your shopping cart. >> yep. when you go to check out, no nd wallet, no money, and you felt like? >> it was just an awful feeling. >> reporter: did you feel like you were taken? >> yeah. >> reporter: police say these types of scams are not that uncommon. ey have this advice for shoppers. >> if you caneep your purse clos closed and with you, you stay with the cart and the purse at all times. this will help prevent this crime. >> reporter: now police are searching through surveillance video trying to identify the suspects. in the meantime, keep an eye on your wallet. back to you. >> thank you, pat. breaking news at e live desk from the news had i-team. a woman arrested for scaling and hite house fence

has been on the secret service's radar before. according to new court filings amina washington beyem aed to breach security at the white house at least five times and reportly did so agariday night as a political protest. the i-team has also learned she is on probation for a previous conviction. according to an i-team investigation approximately 30 attempts to breach security at the white houseas been made just since early 2014, wendy. >> scott malacf, thank you. a teenage girl who says she was sexually assaulted by a i classmat accusing the winchester school district of adding to her trauma. she cla the system allowed a hostile school environment. after she repeatedlan into her alleged attacker as she went to and fromss cla bureau chief julie carey reports from winchester. mother and daughter preparing to do somethi very unusual. they'll step before the winchester school board to talk about a sex assault. >> i'm going to specifically

tell them that i am a victim right in front of their faces so they understand the initial pain i'm going through. >> francesca was just 14, relativelily new to winchester last summer when he met a friend of a friend at this bark. she says she was sexually the documents from juvenile court show the boy accused of tar of attacking her was placed on probation. as shetarted her freshman year, she was stunned to find she began running into her alleged attacker. >> i can't function for the rest of the day and it brings meack to the events. >> reporter: her family file at 9 complaint. >> a month later i really pushed the issue and said listen, my n daughter i safe here. school has become a place of retrar retrauma. th found it was more likely than not that the incident did not occur. >> the family appealed and filed another complaint, but now

francesca i taking her case public and she'll confront the school board face-to-face. >> what the school is doing is wrok and other peop-- wrong and need to think that. they're going to treat victims with hostility and instice. ihouldn't give them power by being silent. >> when i contacted the school board, they said theyen can't co on a specific case but they go to grate lengths to provide for a student's well-being. a quick run down of aot few r top stories. >> starting with the crisis at the border, president trump wants a faster way to get undocumentra migs out of the country rather than hire judges to plow through theacklogs of cases, he's suggesting they be removed immediately without hearing. that would violate the due process rights in the constitution which is guan nteed to allis country, even

noncitizens. bad start to the week for the stock market. worry about a trade war spread to stocks. nasdaq dropped 2%. dow jones dropped more than 1%. the supreme court will not hear an aeal for a man whose conviction is highlighted in the popular netflix series making a murderer. brendon dassey was just 16 when he confessed. his lawyers argue the confession was coercednd they said he is borderline intellectually disabled. the court did not say why they declined to pick up this case. a w flori refused to provide services for a guy wedding is getting a second chance to make her case in washington state. to sy thereme court sent the case back to the state for reconsideration. e florist argued that her arrangements were works of art creating tm for a guy wedding violated her religious beliefs.

stices say the state courts should consider the case again in light of a decision that favored a colorado baker earlier thonth. we are still waiting for several big decisions before the supreme court wraps up its term at the end of the week. the biggest case, president trump's trave ban. decisions are also expected to alme that could affect labor unions and polit redistricting. the courts will also decide whetheranti-abortion pregnancy centers must fill their ads with disclaimers reminding people that abortion is still legal. a growing backlash after president trump's press secretary w kicked out of a virginia restaurant and where a different business in our area says it is being wrongly targeted. a first responder shot to death at a senior living cility. why firefighters first rushed to the scene. a front pushed through our area last night bringing severe

weather down towards the carolinas, but for us it mns lower humidity. i'll show you when that humidity torms back and when these s

firefighters doing their job. they went into a senior facility to investigate a fire and someon shot atth them. happened in long beach california. one firefighter wasled and a second survived. it's one more reminder of the dangers ourirst responders face every day on the job. >> this is a tough day. tough day. >> a civilian was also shot but rvived. the alleged shooter is in custody. no word yet on a motive. new video from the fairfax county police chopper. you can see two teens nabbed after a short crime spree.

police say the teens skotole a r from a driveway. they ran it into several parked cars. then they tried s toal a woman a car at knife point. the chopper followed the teens an the officers on the ground to the springfield area. both teens f areacing charges of attempted car jacking, gang participation and stolen property. we have breaking news from rthern virginia with a massage therapist is now facing assault charges. police areooking into the possibility of more victims. this is a picture of the suspect amir muhamma a woman says he assaulted her as she was getting a massage at the bela luna day spa in mcclain last moh. muhammad arreschd itted and arged with one count of simple sault. next the local restaurant rongly caught up in a nationa outrage. >> this is not something that is exciting to deal with on a daily basis, especially when there are threats coming in. >> the owner now calling on one person to clear up the confusion. a perfect day to get out on

the national mal but it's not going to last. doug is back with the return of our heat and our humidity. and when it will fee like it is more than 100 degrees. now to a face only a mother could love. judges had a rough decision neoosing a winr for the world's ugliest dog. it's a con heft held in petaluma c and more than a dozen dogs competed for that title. some dogs t strutteir stuff hairless and toothless. ae winner also added some drooling and crooked grin.th e 9-year-old english bulldog. the owner drove 30 hours from minnesota in order to compete. this event celebrates dogsarhat rescued from puppy mills and from shelters. it's intended to encourage potential pet owners to adopt potential pet owners to adopt any face that you know you can

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the red hen restaurant inn lexingirginia it closed tonight. the owner kicked sarah huckabee sander out of the restaurant. the move was purely political and sanders stressed the controversy calling it unacceptable. >> healthy debate on ideas is important, but the calls for harm and push for any trumpsu orter to avoid the public is unacceptable. >> now that controversy is spreading to the district. to different restaurant. more than 200 mes away. but it happens to have the same name. the red hen in d.c. is receiving

a lot of grief and a lot of threats. news 4 derrick ward spoke tohe owner. >> it'st a quain name evoking images of's farm life. theme you'll find at d.c. red hen restaurant. that explain the name.t ey have themselves explaining they're not the lexingtonvirginia. >> this is not something that is exciting to deal with especially when there are threats coming in? >> yes, threats. there have been reviews called with shouts of shame, she, and those threats. >> we got a couple death threats for sure. that's why they were involved. and of cose log it. >> reporter: it hasn't been the bad reviews or the harassing phone calls. they've been egged and the irony isn't lost on the owner.oo

ngdale residents believe it will dispute ail the muss placed negative attention. >> unfortunate but it doesn't change the fact it's still a great spot. >> in the next couple of days something else will pop up and we'll be on that. >> reporter: that can't happen soon enough for the folks at d.c.'s red hen. they've also been asked what would they do should sanders show up here. mike freedman says s'd be treated like all their other customers. >> give people their privacy and enjoyment they deserve when they come through our doors, regard little of their political affiliation or anything else. >> reporter: in bloomingdale, derrick a library association is moving laura ingalls wilder na because of concerns about racism. wiler best knowner for little house on the prairie novels are also for a loosely based tv

series. the association for library service to children says it concerns how black and nativeer ans are portrayed so they've changed te name of th award to the children'sra lire legacy award. to the weather now. great weather today. we would love to have this for that golf tournament that's theng to town bringing entire golf world this week. >> tiger's coming. he's going to be hut there. does it look? >> it looks hot. it's what it is ever year for this tournament. they play thisen tourn here at the end of june and it does look like early july and you're talking about some heat making its w upere. but not today. some good news across our region ta look at this. today. everybody out enjoying the very nice weather we had. it was the low humidity. that means you could stit in th shade and read a book. high temperatures in the low

80s, upper 70s. 84 at -- actually 85 is where we hit in d.c. moregrees down -- eight years for john carlson. that's cool. i'm so excited about that. really happy he's staying. he's hot. he's ready for some heat coming off that contract negotiation. 83 degrees right now. temperatures 81 degrs by 7:00. down to 72 by 11:00. going to be a really nice night tonight no matter which way you slice it. 83 right now. 77 gaithersburg. 81 in culpeper. you still have time as the sun goes down in just about an hour and 4. minut you still have a lot of time to get outside and enjoy the evening. outside 90. perfect tonightndomorrow. no problem there. exercise partly sunny tomorrow. comfortable. a good idea. still want to get out there in the early morning hours.or even tw afternoon won't be all that bad. pool, camps, looking good there. rain ces back on wednesday although i'm not talking a lot

of rain. no rain out there rightow. storm team 4 radar is dry. going to stay that way. earlier we saw plenty of sunshine. then watch theak clouds m their way in from the left. all because of a storm system right down to our a south west. you can see the storm with a little spin in the atmosphere. look at the severe weather down toward the carolinas. north carolina, south carolina, severe thunderstorm warnings down in that area, but not for us. the front we had come down yesterday lowered our humidity and alsoept storms down. more storms bk to the west and look at all the clouds here between the atlantic and backar towards of iowa. not a totally cloudy day. 7:00 a.m.,aybe some sunshine early. the clouds move in around noon. we see partly and mostlyloudy skies. tomorrow night clearing out a little bit before the clouds come rht back for wednesday. shower activity during the day on wednesday a good bit. i' not expecting anything heavy. you can see here just a couple shows and that's going to be about it. a good idea to keep the umbrella

handy. we'l a little below average on wednesday as a result of that cloud cover and that chance of rain. 79 tomorrow atmo noon. ly cloudy. nice for lunch. it really will be quite nice. dinner time tomorrow looking good arogrd 80 s if you're heading out to dinner. 82 on wednesday. but then morens ne, chance of a late shower or storm on thursday. high of 87. r humidityeally coming up. 93 on friday. 93. heat index in the upper 90s. look at this saturday and sunday really hot weather. if y areeading out to the golf tournament, make sure you drink plenty of wer. stay hydrated. 95 saturday. 96 on sunday.ng sticith 93 on monday. that's some heat moving in. all right. we've got to show you this. this just came in while you were talking. we've seen squirrels. we've seen cats interrupt baseball games. >> in australia, this is the i

85 le -- equivalent of a squirrel. it came onuring halftime and then came bouncing back during the second half. the coach had to get in a truck him.t rid of you don't want to wrestle with a kangaroo. >> they'll ripgsour l out. >> they will. >> eventually players started kicking balls at it. >> heteight be b than a lot of the players there. >> they used a pickup trucch to e it away. >> wow. hear ing up in sports, i that john carlson, accorng to the weather office, gets eight more years with the capitals. >> really? really? >> well, maybe doug can tell us why staying in d.c. was a no brainer for carlson. butherree is going to do it. she's coming up in next in orts. news 4 today working for your mind body balance. >> story of mygi life. me the tips. give me the trips.

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we are less than a week away from tth start o nhl free agency. the capitals extended an offer to forward tom wilson but not breakout star devonte smith-pelly. the caps did secure their star defenseman last night announcing a deal with johnarlson. fans were chanting rign him at the parade. now caps fans had their prayers answered. the team locking up john clson on an eight year, $64 million deal. carlson is now one of the top coid defenseman in the entire nhl. ng off a great season where he set career highs in goals, sists and points helping to lead the caps to the stanley cup. the defenseman met his wife in the area. theyngre now rai two sons, so coming back to d.c. was a no

brainer. >> i think it's pretty easy the importance of staying. i've spent a lot of time with the guys in the room, most of them for my whole career. there's oiously a big friendship and wanting to be ableo be around your friends is nice. all the other t lngs. ie the city. i love being around here. it's my home. it was pretty easy for me to want to stay. >> welcomed back to d.c. a fresh face welcomed to d.c. wizard firstound draft pick troy brown jr. just 18 years. old played college ball at the university of oregon for one year beforeeaving ear he's a guard and a forward and can be used in a variety of ways by the wizards. after being just 18 in the nba, well, that's not st.ring him one >> age has never really been a mine set for me.

it's been more about playi basketball and figuring out a way to make things happen. it's never been a thing. i've never used age as an excuse. kind of hard to see it now. like i said before, i know i'm coming into the league with a lot of grown men and stuff like that. if there wasn't something i wasn't ready r, i wouldn't have taken to the step to the nba. >> certainly excited to see him grow. the pressure is mounting for teams to advance to the knockout round that are halfway through the world cup. cristiano ronaldo and looking to advance to the knockout round for the first time since 2010. working to give the go. then boots in aeauty here. not going to see many goals better than tha one. opens up the scoring. portugal out to a 1-0 lead. second half, 53rd minute, a penalty kick for ronaldo. not the guy you want to see if you're the goalie, but he stuffs it ronaldo misses.

portugal to a 1-1 draw. not enough help iran goes home with portugal moving on. there was plenty of support for the home country. russia taking on uruguay.g getthings going in the tenth minute on the swift kick. curls this one around everyone and his second goal of the tournament. uruguay is out to a 0 lead. you've got to lovehe celebration here. the 23rd minute russia wh a costlyth mistake. shot. then it goes off and in. uruguay win it 3-0. both uruguay and russia moving on to the knockout round.s don't m minute of the soccer action in our nbc washington app. just search world cup. i just did it. you can find the updated scores, story lines and videos from the 20 world cup. i saw on instagram today that

capitals kuznetsov was at one of those. ga >> how fun for him. >> thanks for joining us.

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