tonight president trump's administration is asking a court for more time to reunite families separated athe border. >> last month the judge gave the government until tuesday to reunite any children under the age of 5 with their parents. thedl de for children older than 5 is july 26.00 roughly children are in the government's custody right now and the reunions have been rare and scattered. >> just before we came on the air, we got some new vid if a mother and 8-year-old daughter are seeing each other for the first timen two months. this rid is from the american civil liberties uni and this family came to the u.s. in atemala on may 9 and they were separated two days later. as nbc's jay gray reports, scenes like this are sparking for big changes in our immigration system. >> reporter: as thel controvers and containment continues the white house is now

asking for more time to reunite families separated at the border. government attorneys arguing that the court ordered to return all children under 5 to their parents by next tuesday and all other separated children by the 26th doesn't provide enough time to verify and vetarents or finish ongoing dna t testing confirm relationships. all of this unfolding with calls heto be a publish t immigration and enforcemen agency grow louder. >> i.c.e. has detoured from its raiginal mission. >> reporter: dem planning to introduce legislation to do away with the agency, even if president ump doubles down on his zero tolerance border policy and support for i.c.e. >> we want tough, strong, powerful borders, and w want no crime, and we're going to protect i.c.e. we protect i.c.e. they protect us, and we protect

them. >> reporter: vice president pence echoing that message talking with agents today. as the president saidecently we're not abandoning i.c.e. it's just the opposite. >> we will always stand proudly with the brave heroes of i.c.e. and our border patrol. a border right now at the center of a political and emotional tug-of-war. ja gra nbc news. tning to our forecast now in what's turning into a much ore comfortable evening out there. we've been waiting a long time for this. >> what a difference a day makes and 24 hours and amelia draper is here now with a first look at the weekend. looking good, amelia. >> looking real nice. n within thet couple of hours it's going to feel fantastic outdoors. ooking at the humidity levels, and they are still pretty high for most of us. i'm alreadyracking more comfortable areas to the north, areas like frederick and

hagerstown. you know what you'll talking about. one isolated shower on team radar. south of sutherland and moving towards prince fred ring. maybe a rumblef thunder or two and everywhere else it's dry and north and rest stays dry tonight. you did see the cold front pretty much right through our area right n and this comfortable air is moving in as we speak. early tomorrow morning it's going to be fantastic. 86 degrees though right now. by 9:00 p.m. f it'sling less humid here in washington and everywhere to the north and by 11:00 p.m. it's feeling comfortable everywhere. 79 degrees at 9:00 p.m. and 74 anddoreen, going s totart off in the 60s. i'll let you know coming up at 6:25. >> c wait. thanks, amelia. >> he started nearly 70 games for they univers of maryland basketball team, but now d'mante dd is facing rape charges for an incident that happened after his time on the team. news 4's tracee wilkins is in

college park now with a look at the charges. tracee? >> the state's attorney says that this alltarted at this bar, dore evening, and with a chance encounter between dodd and the victim who has not been named, but it's h whatpened after they left that's now being called into quesion. dodd calling it consensual sex, but alleged victim and a grand jury is calling it rape. >> whether an individual is o intoxicatedr not it's not an excuse to take advantage of that person. >> reporter: former university of maryland basketbal player d'mante dodd is facing rape chges in an alleged assault that happened in college park last year months after his prosecutors say it all started over drinks at terrapin's turf bar in college park. >> the victim in this case w out with friends celebrating halloween, went to a bar where she encountered mr. dodd for the first time and he apparently began to get her alcoholic beverages, and she had numerous to the pointcaintoxition. >> the state's attorney office

says dodd then took the young woman to a friend's apartment at terrapin row in college park. >> he had sexual thtercourse her against her will. >> reporter: today a grand jury indicted him on second-degree rape charges. >> mr. dodd was interviewed, a he admitted to the sexual asactivity but said it w consensual. >> my client looks forward to a case. resolution to the >> reporter: dodd's attorney thomas mooney says his client was on the way to mexico where he's now playing professional basketball when he was ataested in atln a warrant in this case. >> we think that there are several faction that are going to come o in the future and, you know, he'll be exonerated. it's just a matter of getting in front of a judge or a jury and letting the process run its course. >> reporter: dodd's attorney says he's been cooperating with the case from the beginning.om >> from thet that we found out that a warrant existed we contacted the state's attorney's office and the police and made every effort to get him turned in as quickly as possible. >> rorter: for now dodd is not allowed in college park. he's expected in court for his

firs appearance on july 12th, and he'll be coming here froma atlan his own. reporting live in college park, i'm tracee wilkins can, news 4. >> i'm jim handly. agic news. a 16-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed himself. investigators say the shooting happened last night on delnorte court in the alexandria section of fairfax. the boy was handling the g bed when it accidentally went off. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. wel have more updates as we get them right here on news 4. >> thank you, jim. >> new 4 has learned two d.c. firefighters were in a fire truck could face internal discipline. a fire truck smashed into a car in brookland back in march. several weeks ars prosecu announced they would not file criminal charges.

news 4's mark segraves report one of the firefighters in the truck that day was a captain. >> the mangled wreckageehows intensity of the crash. engine 26 was responding to a call in the brookland neighborhood when it clammed into this c into the intersection. 32-year-old d'angelo green was killed. w, four months later d.c. fire chief gregory dean has informed the captain and the firefighter who were in that truck o at the tithe crash that they remain under investigation and coul face internal charges and discipline. after the accident newsor 4 r that had part of the problem that may have contruted to the cident is confusion over the policy of the firefighters when theyed ent ane's a i number of where there's conflicting policies and policies that kind of stepped on each other. >> dean says he's now clarifying those policy. >> making sure that all the red ts and sirens are on and

making sure he's controlling the intersection. >> news 4 also reported that the dashcam in engine 26 wasn't working, a problem that the chief acknowledges is widespread. >> the last report that i saw said that we had a high number of the cameras tha were not operating. >> dean has hired a consultant to audit thee dashcam r in all fire department vehicles. he says there's 20 new fire engines that will hit the sy eet late thee summer and all of w thosl have working dashcam race. mark segraves, news >> firewor and gunshots ring out on the fourth of july and a little girl ends up in the hospital. >> in southeast d.c. and talking to neighbors w were hit by a stray buset. >> ther whole bunch of children in the yard as well as someadults. >> reporter: neighbors who didn't want to go on camera sayf the fourth july was supposed to be a fun day with family and it turned danrous just as the

sun went down. ffis woman said several kids were shooting fireworks in this backll aey n southeast. >> some of those fireworks could sound like guns. >> reporter: moments later she realizing there were guns. >> they decided to celebrate the fourth of july by discharging a firearmn public space. investigators say some 37 shell casings were found scaheered around area. one of those bullets raising the face of an 11-year-oldgirl, a woman who lives nearby saying that the child was her daughter's friend. shtly after she was struck, the young girl came backing on her back door for help this. woman says she got a call from her niece saying police were outside. >> she called me and said,he aunty,'s a couple of fire trucks and ambulance and police outside. don't open your door. >> reporter: that little girl is expected to be okay. it wasn't the kind of fourth of july neighbors hoped for, but

they are grateful that no one was seriously hurt. reporting in southeast, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >> the d.c. government is considering stricter safety rules for children in car seats. a d.c. council committee heard testimony when a bill requiring all kids under the age of 2 be placed in a rear-facing child safe seat. about a dozen other states including virginia already have similar laws. supporters say that this protects young kids better in case of a crash. a d.c. council transportation coittee will likely decide whether to push this bill forward in september. for more of what you need t know about car seat safety, search child safety seats on the nbc washington app. 141 votes, that's all that separates the two leading democratic candidates fro montgomery county executives in a race that's still too close to call. council member mark elrich has a slight lead over david blair. the board of elections is

reviewing provisional ballots one by one. they hope to have most of them counted by the end of today, and they hope to finish counting all provisional andal absentee bts by sunday. the final count won't be certified until july 16th. remember back in march president trump tweeting then that trade wars can be in his words, good and easy to win. we may be about to find out if that's true. just after midnight, president trump' administration imposed tariffs on $34 billion worth of chinese products. beijing immediately iaunched wh called the biggest trade war in economic history. china a hit range of american products with new tariffs, products including ksteel, p and soybeans. even the lobster market could pinchhe coming up, the resignation of president trump's epast chie the tip. iceberg in a by week at the whitecouse. ews political director and "meet the press" moderator chuck todd breaks it all down with us next. aob aing reality check in the effort to rescue a dozen

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there was a time not soo log hen summers in d.c. were kind of boring for journalists who coverpolitics. >> not anymore. >> even on a holiday week there's plenty of news.

president trump i attacking critics on his plan to meet alone a one-on-one with russian leader vladimir putin. >> critics also commenting on his meeting one-on-one with north korean leader. >> and chuck todd joins us now, moderator of "meet the press." >> that was holiday week. >> right. >> this is a nice holiday we need a holiday. >> yes. holiday weeks used to be reliably boring in d.c. there are questions about thepu ican delegation in moscow this week while americans were celebrating the fouf july around here. very unusual for such a large senate delegation in moscow and ve unusual and no democrats were part of this delegation. also unusual the senators are largely from the appropriations committee instead of onenn ted to foreign policy, and while there senator shelby said they are interested in aetr relationship rather than

accusations. presidenthile the continues to deny interference in our election. chuck, what are we to make of all of this? >> well, let me add the word in that it was -- if you could read between the lines of why would russia be interesd in the appropriators in the united states senate? it's calledhaanctions ands obviously they would like to see congress roll back some of the sanction against a number of personal russian oligarchs, plue le in the russian government. it is interesting. i rememberhen they saw this, listen, usually saw codels, congressional delegations. not really paid for unless you have a bipartisan team. lindsey graham and elizabeth warren, not exactly abbott and costello partners in the united states senate traveled together to iraq this week, for example. that's a codel, always a member of the opposite party on a good senate-building relationship.

this is weird not a single democrat and this is about sort of setting the stage for what could be coming from the summit in putin. what i did find interesting is the criticism is certainly having an impact on some of the shores. john thune put out a statement about an hour or s ago and made it clear we confronted him and told him they are sill are -- we know you interfered in our eltions, so john thune is a member of leadership at least sensitive to what i optically a very awkward trip. >> optically do they have to do it on the fourth of july? that's the this that really sticks out like a sore thumb on this thing? >> you know, nyleon, so of these things that they do. this feels reallye l 6 on the outrage meter here. but that's -- there i not downside from looking pro-russia to republicans. ink about ainute. >> you know, we' all wondered what would ronald reagan think if he were alive today? you know. the his republican party is a

pro-putin party or coming acro -- i don'tant to say pro-putin but certainly comfortable with him. >> mm-h. >> that isuite -- quite a sea change in what is clearly an authoritarian regime in russia. not had a democracy and it's not necessarily back to communism but it's back to authoritarian. >> and speakingf authoritarians, talk about north korea, okay. nbc ns reporting there's new evidence they have stepped up their nuclear produdion program trying to hide some of their facilities. ike pompeo is over there right now. what do we know about what kind of progress is being made? >> i think the pressure ismi on pompeo to deliver here and essentially prove to what i i think a skeptical u.s. congress that everything that many experts or veterans of these north korean rapprochements in the past will have toiled is,ur of , this is what's going to happen.

they will talk a big game and walk away so mike pompio, now the pressure on him t deliver something ofan sub that's verifiable. i know it's a tall order and pompeo advocates are worried he's being set up as the fall guy if he can't make this happen but the president views pompeo his guy and his point man on this. f go this. this is a go fix this trip. everything has been tdermined fr summit, but i think the pressure to bring back something tangible, deliverable and verifiable is very -- i don't knowf he can do that because i don't think this regime is ready to do it. it's not aut pompeo. it's about north korea. >> go fix this is what he said to congress about immigration, too. see where in a got us. scott pru yirkts the other big story this week. he's been under investigation and swirling in drama for mont. do we kno what caused him to -- to finally bail? >> i think it's an important thing to try to figure out, because if you're a republican

who is petrified of these tariffs, if you're a republican who is petrified of the nato rhetoric, you're wondering wt es it take to get him to finally back down from his position, right? so what finally got him to ce? what did it? is it just simply proof, hey, this is an eleoral problem now for elected republicans? what does it make? i think a lot of -- the policy isn't going to change at the epa, but something finally convinced the president, oh, my god,ka look, i've heard one theory it's the new assistant chieff staff bill shine going hey, this looks back and we know for this president optics matter, and at some point idea that is guy was embarrassing him on a daily basis, and it was getting on thi teon more often, that's when this president seems to care. look, it was the cheating images that got him to cngeis migration and tv is the common denominator. >> and there's fox newscs cri who are criticizing? >> and he's sensitive to foxca

opy more than any other thing. >> who is coming up and joining you this week? >> we'll talk to dick durbin, number two in the democraticad ship and roy blount, also the republican leadership in the senate. supreme court, tariffs. >> a whole lot going on. >> nato. >> not a slow summer. >> and the senate intel committee came out with their report on the russian investigation. 'll actually dig intothat, too. >> lots to cover. thanks, judge todd. >> fourth ofee july for delivering again. >> and to remind you, "meet the press" suny morning a 10:30. get it right here on nbc 4. >> coming up just ahead here, apper safety doesn't just pools and playgrounds. why police in arlington want you to be aware of potential threats elsewhere. >> and amelia is up next tracking a much more comfortable weekend, and the second named storm of the atlantic hurrican

now we take you out west to check on some breaking news an ouof-control wildfire has triggered immediate eva san diego east county in alpine. we've about monitoring this for hoursst couple of and california county officials

say they are burning at aic cr rate of speed here. one firefighter has been injured already and crews are also thalingith blistering temperatures in e triple digits and bone dry wind helping to fuel the flames again. >> bad combination there. >> and on the east coast we're looking at the first -- is beryl the first namedca hur in. >> yes, the first named hurricane. >> when happened t"a?" >> that was the storm that went up toward michigan. i want to say it'lbto but never intensified to a hurricane. catego 1 beryl out this right new and moving towards the lesser antilles, maximum sustained winds at 80 miles per hour. national track issued by the national hurricane center and moving west a 15 miles per hour and here's the track. you can see over the weekend it's expected to remain a category 1 hurricane aea it

towards the lesser antilles and early monday it weakens likely to a tropical storm, and it heads towardsrt pnoow,ue joseph meteorologist for telemondayo and who is from puerto rico say they have already opened shelters in an abundance of caution there because someop from maria which was last year in august still do not have roofs over their home so any rain that the storm brings would not beood. doreen, it was alberto was the first storm of the season this year. but here's the latest track on ber-inch. keeping a close eye on this. also having a little cluster of clouds and rain. this is tropical depression 3 and right off the coast it's intensifying.

thankfully it will have little, if any impact here on the mainland. the latest on the storm team track radar, around the calvert beach area and right around leonardtown and by 8:00 tonight, we're mainly in the 70s. i haven't been able to talk about that in a while and 7 in washington and gaithersburg and 79 in frederick, and i definitely haven't bee talking about this in a long time. 60so start off the date and 68 degrees in washington like it's 7:00 a.m. and 61 in hagerstown and 59 in winchester. that's open kin of weather north and west of washington. here's the dur-day forecast i'll have your ten-day forecast come up right around 6:50 and 8r to and it's breezy at times and low humidity and plenty of sunshine onday and mid-80s and the 90s return monday and tuesday and the humidity returns on tuesday.

>> it's goo to share new about a great weekend. >> thanks, amelia. >> next at 6:30, taunting. after a mass shooting. mail still showing up after tsh ooting in an annapolis newsroom. >> it's a phrase overused. if you see something, say something. lice in arlington county launching a summer campaign with ngs that they want you to look out for and it's not what you might think. >> trapped in an elevator on the fourth of july we' got video of a rescue you can see only here on news 4 and also advice from firefighters if this ever happens to you. >> can help with pain and sleep and nausea and talking about acupuncture. >> the problem is an involved needle and i'm a little afraid of needles. would you do this? maybe. maybe. >

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see something, say something. the phrase seems a little overused, doesn't it? but at times you may even ask yourself what exactly am i looking for. >> tonight,yrlington cou police are getting very specific about a potential threat and about what you can do to help thwart them. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver sprains their new summer safety

initiative. >> our lives can be a blur. iving, walking, from one place to another always moving. our mind caught up in conversation aor lost in our cel phonesou police wanto freeze for a moment and take in your surroundings. >> soplften p can fall into routines an not be as aware of their surrounding and not necessarily be paying attention to what they are seeing and that's why people shod be observant always. >> police are getti specific about what they want you to keep an eye out for. if people are taking o picture security sites or features, that's a red flag in. your own workplace if somebodyn is stockpi a lot of uniforms or company badges, they say that's suspicious, too, and we all know those people overly curious asking a lot of questions about things, but they say if one person in particular is being very specific,pe istent about security questions, well, that's submight want toey report. ant you to refer to this poster so as to recognize the

signs of terrorism-related it mentions everything from thwarting szish attacks to spotting the recruiting and financing of terrorism, even with so manyye watching and recording and with a heavy police presence that is both highly visible and undercover, police believe you can often what they cannot. that's why they are launching this effort. >> to give them a gentle reminder of wha is best ands really our eyes and ears. >> tonight there's public gathergs right here in roslyn about to get under way at gateway park. people here bei kept safe thanks to the police presence and now your watchful eye. more mail is turned up from the man suspected of killing p fiveple at the "capital gazette" in annapolis. police believearrod ramos september a card to an editor at

the virginia pilot newspaper. it was not signed, but it was addressed to eric hartley who used to work at the "capital gazette." dmos harasse hartley for years and named him in an unsuccessful report in an arta rafael cald "jarred wants to be your friendch" letters from ramos post marked thee day of th "capital gazette" shootings showed up earlier at the law office up in's former toernl. the delivery to hartley showed up onnc thursdayding a cd and a card saying smile, you're on camera, it's a big days. ramos is charged with five countries of first-degree murder. >> whether it's your apartment, office or hotel you're staying in overnight, there's aught that might have crossed your mind at some point. talking about getting trapped in an elevator. a boy in the heat wave got

caught up inon >> reporter: this shows a d.c. rescue squad at work. 13-year-old michaelay settle he was in a panic and says on the fourth of july se gotck in the hot elevator on bin ladensburg road. >> i was kind of nauseous and my head was hurt and i was kind of scared and shooken up because i dn't believe i was stuck in the elevator. >> michael's mother called 911, and firefighters responded quickly and got him out. >> there is an apartment building that is not even a year old and i feel as though that shouldn't have happened as all. >>e he company that manages apartment buildingization it's assessing the incident that happened with the elevator. >> i thank god and the fire department, d.c. firefighters, r coming out. >> reporter: in the first six months of this year, there have been nearly 1,500 elevator

eskews in washington, d.c. weam here to rescue quad 2. >> there's ventilation in the elevator, remain cam. we'll be there. >> in how long? >> 10 to 15 minutes, we'll get you t. >> reporter: rescuers say never try to escape from a stuck elevator yours or pry the coors open. call 911 and wait for help to arrive. chris gordon, new4. >> city of manassasdi h civil war memorial weekends. however, it waslled last weekend because of the deadly event in charlottesville and y thr they are planning a new series of events. >> last year we did have our last civil war weekend scheduled and out of abundance of caution of what happened in charlottesville we opted to

chge the events. this year we were going to have aew event it israel search -- this wil be activities for kids, military demonstrations, local veteran risk e coming up, the long road out and while the clock --th and ho schlock ticking on their best chance to get out of there alive. >> and adding security at the national zoo. how it could change your next trip there. hey melia? [ no

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prosecutors are dismiching arges against the 38 poem emaining charged in inauguration day and initially

234 people were charged with the first six defendants to stand trial and not guilty a then in january the government dmissed charges against 189 defendants to focus on the people they believe responsible for the violence and damage that day. >> since then 21 people have pled guilty to charges and the rest had charges dismissed today. >> big changes could be coming our national zoo. there was a proposal to beef up security there, and it includes fewer entannces. pet screening and new limits for vehicle traffic. news 4's derrick ward has t reason behind the changes and how this may affect your visit. >> right now there are more than dozen wayso walk into theon na zoo. which appeals to some visitors and the idea that anybody can just walk in and just go on impromptu i think is cool to have accessibilityike that. >> a plan to be considered by the national capital planning commison would increase

security at soothe through more access over zoo >> i don't see anything wrong do thatm wanting to >> on peak visiting days they wouldth gugh screening points, magnetometers and baggage checks and like the temporary measures seen last spring. >> if security is a problem, i don't think anything will be wrong with,ou know, checking bags or whatever. as long as they have the proper staff. >> indeed the biggest objection came over the possibility of long lines at a screening point. smithsonian officials say this would make t zoo venue like any other smithsonian venue. >> you can never be overcautious as to what is going on so i'm all for it. >> the plan calls for the construction$5 of million zoo garage to be built on site.e part of space used now for parking would be used for expanding exhibit space and fences wouldelp prevent a vehicle from ramming into

crowded and vulnerable areas of the zoo. now it's just a proposal at this point. the idea goes before the national capital planning commission late they are month, but if it is approved, your zoo experience could be very different very soon. at the national zoo, derrick ward, news. here's a tricky questiong they are try answer. is now the time to risk a rescue up? next, the new threat to theoys stranded in that cave in thailand. >> and the humidity is dropping what to expect for your weekend when

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i-team instigation. mo funding has been voted to be provided to those struggling with their water bills an extil $6 mon will provide discounts to low income d.c.'s government set aside $1 million for hardship fund for people and non-profits. that move came after a news 4 i-team investigation and the sksocketing f crippling many groups, including churches and cemeteries. th mayor asked d.c. water to contribute to that hardship funt he board voted to keep the $6 million within its own assistance programad. to watch that i-team and the i-team'sat entire rows visit our nbc washington app. >> tonight time is running out inside that dark flooded cave in thailand where a dozen boys and their soccer coach remain trapped. reality set in late lastaf nigh r a former thai navy

s.e.a.l. died while working to rescuehe team and nbc's bill neely has the latest from thailand. >> reporter: it's a risk to the 12 boys and their coach weren't clear enough. theyere underlined overnight by the death of a tough ny diver. he was delivering oxygen tanks to his colleagues i the cave complex when he ran out of oxygen himself and coulapsed. he cldn't be revised. he was highly trade and experienced and if it can happen to him what a these boys? they face a n threat from the very people that are here to help them. there are so manyolunteers and divers in that cave complex that the oxygen levels aalling. so they brought in miles of cablespo pum in air so the boys in their own games can have enough oxygen. american divers are now in the thick of things and part of the team of 30 p andt of a global

rescue effort, and commanders here becoming increasingly risknced that they need to an emergency rescue attemptth a monsoon rains are forecast to begin and sweep. in the boyhough are not in full strength. doctors continue to monitor th. bill neely, nbc news, thailand. "nightly news" will have more on this developing stories as rescuers race against team. immediately following our broadcast. we are all feeling so very nervous. >> yes. keeping i them our thoughts and hoping for the best. >> changing gears here. looks like we have good stuff hanging our way. comfortable with air moving in and a nice breeze overnight and throughout the day tomorrow and the humidity levels stay low over the weekend. a whole 48 hours of humidity in washington. up hrd of and take a look at the weather headlines a more comfortable air mass

moves in.wn hagersnd back through parts of the panhandle of west virginia and that's moving in and it will feel more comfortable here in washington and around 8:00 p.m. and gorgeous weather f and sunday, and we're looking and high temperatures generally next week90 around and the humidity moves back in on your tuesday. as we look to next weekend,te eratures near 100 degrees and i am shorter than doug. this is his normal shot. this is my normal shot. w as take a look at the radar right now. i'm tracking some showers hand thunderstorms in southern maryland and down in st. mary's county and dn around the leonardtown area. these aki s south. everybody else is dry, and i'm not forecasting rain anywhere else except for southern maryland a down through t northern and then over towards our beaches, but d.c. metro area north and west and already seeing that sunshlle. unshine coming out for areas north of washington and it's on its way and i tnk we'll get late day sunshine in

the district. the sunset tonight rdht aro 8:35. our dew point temperatures show us they humid and dew point temperature now for 65 degrees or lower and signifies really comfortable air so you canee really it's comfortable in winchester, martinsbur and frederick and still kind of muggy in leesburg ands manas and gaithersburg. still, that comfortable air is moving down tthe north so tomorrow it's a gorgeous start. 68 degrees and mostly sunny skies and plenty of sunshine throughout the day. a highilemperature of 0 degrees. five degrees below normal and a little bit breezy throughout the day. just ow night is perfection. it's the perfect night to fire up a grill, sit around and take the kids for a long walk at the park before the sun goes down. just fantastic. sunday, another nice day with a high temperature of 86 and all sunshine in the forecast so the weather is having a really low impact on your saturday and sunday. pool time is looking nice. i would pick sunday because it's

going to be a little warmernd the breeze might be a little chilly for the kid. i'm splitting hairs there though. outdoor grilling is looking perfect and fireworks, cool and clear at night. we have fireworks at antietam and as far as allergy record coming in, everything low except for mold spores, they are coming in low to moderate, and here your ten-day forecast, so 80s this weekend and 90s return on monday, but humidity levels still low. around 0 on tuesday and chance for some scattered thunderstorms is next thursday, and t next weekend it's looking like a hot one. mid-90s t near 100 degrees. >> we'll make the most of this ont week. co on it. >> that's what i'm trying to say. >> heading intoajor league baseball all-star week here. >> something to point pout. thanks, amelia. >> coming up. we'll talk about some other kind of sport here. f wayne rooney practiced with his new team the first time

this afternoon and we'll check in with d.nic.

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all right, time to found out if mooney rules. >> better be god. >> a lot o people following him including folks other in d.c. just a little over a weekend, boy, was it fun to see english superstar wayne rooney navigate gerough the bag claim and take selfies with adoring fans, rooney was surrounde again today by his new teammates on a practice field with d.c.d. uni club back from the long roatr and eager to enter into the stadium. rooney has to practice with the first team for the first timeor thisng hand been training since last friday with players from the d.c. unit academy. while the team was on the road, it's hoped tbe ready for july 14th at the new stadium. rooney's arrival has sparked

more interest and ben olson believes he'll deliver more when it really counts. >> first and foremost we got him to be a soccer player and to elevate us on the field and by looking at the training today he's going to do tha i don't know why that would be a surprise to anyone, but he's player.elite soccer he's come here and is going to raise the vel of each player. all right. to the world cup quarterfinal france and uruguay. it's been a tournamt of set pieces so first half rafael baron with the glancing header. it's 1-0 france. watch the timinghi on t header by baron. that's al. goa houguay is looking for the equalizer, even th he's celebrating. uruguay is looking for the equalizer. this heaedr here s by hughor, lloris, an amazing save. a up-goaloead and close on

the follow and so frustrated and then antoine griezmann might say he seals t.france advances to the semifinals. so now france plays the winner of the other quarterfinal between five-time champion bril and belgium. belgium corner vincent kompany'e er went off fernandinho, an goal. bellum up 1-0, but only the 13th minute. as brazil pressed, belgium countered. boy, did they. kevin de bruyne, watch this laser. 2-0 belgium. wow. stoppage time n 2-1 is our score. brazil trying to equalize. oh, this is incredible courtois making a great save a belgium and france in one self. >> neymar isg spinnaround.

>> it was once said meetings are an excuse to not work. a know thatut here and losing and looking lost and a need to get busy in a hurry the nationals held a players only meeting. itd spurred a n for a closed door meeting after af sweep the red sox. the nats were down 1, david martinez groups lost 17 of ts and the ba got hot at the right time. trey turn ter, a record-setting gatw. o home runs including hisr first cargrand slam. that was part of an eight-rbi effort and tied for the most rbis by a lead-off hitter in major league baseball history. that's worth a curtain call. that's it. a hair flip like bryce harper. up believable stretch andd knn throw runs. he's downo 24 on the year and the nats come back fro 9-0 down and win it14-12, the franchise's biggest comeback since m.ing to d >> they have been playing well.

getting the big hits and tonight it was guys coming through and trey had an unbelievable day. the whole tte they fel like, ok, hey, let's being patient. thhi is going --s will turn around and like i said, when trey hit the home run, itof kin uplifted them, and they felt really good. he marlins about to get under way. full highlights at 11:00 and see if they t can dot again. we'll tune into 11. >> back in the clubhouse and rip th entire month of june out there. >> i guess we need to have more meetings. >> they need to have more meetings. >> thank you, is dave. >> and thank you for joining us. "night will you news" starts right here in60 seconds. >> hope to see you at news 4 at ut:00. enjoy that weatherhere.

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