this morning metro is apologizing for long waits for buses. metro is blaming it on a collective labor action by the you know union disputes president trump clashed with allies and is now claiming victory. 're looking aheado his meetings with the british prime minister and the queen. we've got a beautiful day ahead. however, things are heating up just in time for the weekend. i'll have a look at that forecast in just a moment. good morning and welcome to news4 midday.

i'm chris lawrence. >> i'm p lawson muse. some metro bus riders ma be waiting longer today. >> and it's all because a lot of metro bus workers didn't show up for work on time. >> justin is live at friendship heights metro. so what's this all about, justin? >> reporter: it began early this morning with calls from sever bus riders to news4 saying their buses were late and some buses they say they never saw. they were frustrated and confused, many taking taxis and ubers to work. metro did acknowledge those delays and also sent out a tweet saying you should be seeing this tweet going out about 8:30 saying some metrobus service is experiencingelays dueo bus operators reporting late to work as part of a collective action by their union. management is doing everything possible to continue to minimize delaysin about 40es we saw this from atu local 689. th reference many of those workers and says the metro gm

can call this a collective labor action by their union, but the are the workers of wmata saying they do not have confidence in him and his leadership. now back out live, that does reference, of course, the petition put out by loc9 saying they want to remove him from office and they confidence in his leadership. pastight recall over the two years wmata and the union have had some tense talks, negotiating contracts. but nothing was sent to them this morni saying to anticipate these delays. eir there would be a late or delayed commute going on. they want answers arom met to why that happened. metro saying they are doing the best they can. you mht recallhe fourth of july we saw similar delays due to many workers not being in to work at the right time. i did ask the union about the mlb all star week, what this could mean going forward. they say at this time theyo not predict any action.

however, they want workers to ntracts.their as for what happens going forward, we'll see when the time comes. m justinfinch, news4. back in to you, pat and chris. >> justin, thank you. with so many people in town for the big game, hu could have a impact. today the metro board will vote on extending controversial pariing fees. t now if you park in a metro garage but don't ride the train, you're paying what's called a non-rider fee. that started in february and it's higher than the normal e. pr they are also looking at extending saturday price hikes. for months it's cost an additional $2 to park on saturdays. the fees were set to expire at the endi of the month but they may become permanent. amtrak train service is back to normal following a deadly crash last night. amtrak had to transfer passengers to another train continuing on t baltimore. we're still working on why the victim was on the tracks. right now in loudoun county,

sentencing is under way for a man convicted in a deadly crash involving a school bus that had been converted into a food truck. tony des faces more than 11 years in prison for the death of andrew kaplan. danes ran a stop a signnd slammed into kaplan's car killing her and seriously injuring her son. danes had done brake work days before the crash. they say he consciously did not maintain the vehicle. right now an adult is in the hospital after this crash in poolsville. police were called to fisher avenue and wooten avenue. this is walking distance from an elementary school. you can see the patient being medevaced to get treatment. we don't know how badly injured the patient is. security could look a lot different on your next trip to the nationalzoo. today officials are reviewing a

plan that could make significant changes how you get inside. it includes more perimeter fencing and reduces the number of pedestrian entrances from 13 to 3. now,y eventua a fourth entrance would be added and a parking garage, but that hasn' been builtyet. the changes were proposed after the national zootl rec had several security-related incidents. weather.to the not quite as hot this morning, but it still feels likesu er. >> that's right. sorry, guys. >> no , go ahead. you're the one everybody has been waiting to hefrom. we want to know if it's going to stay on the milder side today. that's right. that feel-like temperature is at 81, 80 you can tell already off the bat it's not going to be a terrible day. mugginess not really at the forefront. winds out of the north at 5 ples per hour tends to h our situation as well. highs are in the mid to upper 80s sot is going to be

relatively warm/hottish but it won't be oppressive. we do have a c for showers as well east of 95 and mainly south. we'll look athe radar in just a moment. for now take a look at your start to a pleasant your day but we have a hot weekend ahead. i'llndave a look at your weeke breakdown in just a moment. back to you both. happening today in fairfax county, the school soard is to hold a public hearing on several security measures. theoard will look at ways to fund recommended changes in security, such as hiring more aff to help with lockdown drills and improving the crisis plan, l replacing oldks on classroom doors and keeping those doors locked at all times. also hiring more school-based mental health support staff. the plan doenot include mor police officers or metal detectors. the meeting takes place at 5:30 this evening at jacksonol middl scn falls church. right now president trump is kicking off the second leg of his riweek-long to europe. >> yeah, he arrived in england

just a few hours ago where he's going to meet with prime minister theresa may and the queen. tens of thousands of protester are expected to greet him. >> the president's visit follows a tense couple of days with some of our nation's oldest allies at the nato summit in brussels. news4's tracie potts has the latest. >> reporter: president trump announced this morhe u.s. will not leave nato. >> the united states' commitment to nato i verystrong. >> reporter: stronger now with allies bowing to his demand to defense. for >> everyone has agreed to substantially up their mmitment. they're going to up it at levels that they ve thought of before. >> reporter: this morning french president emmanuel macn denied anyone agreed to go beyond the required 2%. president trump's demand to double contributions and his attack on germany's energy deal with russia drew mixed reaction back home.

>> this president is making sure that they're bellying up to the table. >> for him to piss off our main alliesin incomprehensible. >> reporter: he's lowering expectations for monday's summit with russian president vladimir putin, where election meddling is likelyn. to come up ag >> he may deny it, it's one of those things. all i can do is say did you,nd don't do it again. >> reporter: concern is mounting as the president arrives in a defiant london tensions with allies and russia, with america's foreign policy shifting. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. the federal government has reop ed its investigation int the murder of emmitt till. >> a justice departmen report congress says the agency is reinvestigating the case after receiving what it calls new information. 14-year-old till, who was black, was brutally killed in 1955 in mississippi. a white woman, carolyn bryant, said at theha time till

grabbed and tried to flirt with her at a store. severa nights aft that incident, till was kidnapped, tortured, shot and his body mutilated. bryant later admitted she had t lied police under oath. two white men were acquitted in till's death but later confessed to his murder. till's death helped inspire the civil rights movement. >> new this morning, pretty cool. d.c. has a new mural. it honors several members o the players from the american negro league. take a look at 'sis. on the lincoln theater right next to the his.ric chili bo johnson was one of three women to play in the league. josh gibson was a 12-tim negro league all star. he playe here in d.c.es right this,ake a look at

baseball fans don't have to wait until this weekend to see thei favorite all stars. there's a life size display of the americanl and natio league teams at freedom plaza. it's made up of 60 pictures of the players. rep, the kicng off a entire week of events. right now we are keeping our eye on a hearing taking place on capitol hill. one of the fbi agents removed from the russia probe over anti-trump text messages is set to ifte lawmakers are already voicing their anger. we've got more on the founder of papa john's and

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and for us that was the best choice. learn more about our breast center at cancercenter.com/philadelphia we are getting our first look at stormy elda mug shot. the former adult film star was arrested at a strip club in ohio overnight. daniels was booked at a jail in columbus after her lawyer says she let a customer touch her in a nonsexual way. she postednd bond a will be back in court tomorrow. daniels' lawyer calls the arrest politically motivated and promises to fight the charges. fireworks o today as the fbi agent who was removed from the russia probe over anti-donald trump text messages taking the hot seat in e house. lawmakers questioning peter strzok for 11 hours behind closed doors two weeks ago. this morning he's sitting for public testimony before the house judiciary committee.

>> my criticism was blunt.te sut despiow it's been characterized, it ot limited to one person or to one part but let me bear, unequivocally and under oath, not once in my 26 years of defending our nation did my persal opinion impact any official action i took. >> those text messages put strzok in the spotlight. they were sent to former fbila er lisa page. the chairman of the judiciary committee tells cnn page will appear for a private interview on friday. the head ofth one o nation's largest pizza chains hasr stepped down af used a racial slur in a conference call. he starred papa hn's piz but resigned last night. forbes reported he used the "n" word back in may while speaking with a marketing agency. the phone call was a role playing exercise to prevent

future fumbles. he apologize for h words. now to the local county executive race that keeps getting more complicated. montgomery countynaouncilmember y floreen just threw her hat the ring to becom the next tiunty executive. she switched p so she could run in november. she'll take on whoever wins the democratic nomination. they are waing to certify the results. it is a rare tool now being used to crack down on chi pornography cases in parts of the country and now local police are ateast considering it. scott mlecfarland trave to new york to show h you specially trained canines are on the trail of child predators. reporter: we're in manhattan. the news4 i-team traveled here to see the newes tool law enforcement has to combat child exploitation cases. it's a trained canine, one of

only a handful in the nation used to pursue hidden electronic devices which mightold those ch exploitive images. we followed along as they ct sniffed out enic components, the types of things criminals would hide to elude police. the canine is highly trained and highly in mand. >> thi is a rare tool. >> it is a rare tool, but it's up-and-coming futuristic tool for us. i thk that in a few years, everybody will have this asset. >> reporter: harley is in the new york city field office of the fbi but there are new calls to get this canine technology closer to our area because ther os no shortage cases in our area. onat's part of our full news4 i-team investigaater tonight on news4. for now in new york city, scott mcfarnd, new i-team. >> fascinating. >> fascinatingindeed.

take a look at this video, which shows t women. >> montgomery county police think they may have stolen me than $40,000 worth of jewelry in broad daylight. the heist happened at a home in the edgemoor part of bethesda when the couple went out to run errand. a car kept circling the home during the robbery and it may also be connected to the crime. news4 was told the door to the home was unfortunately unlocked. the will to walk isva mong a paralyzed college football player. he broke his neck on the field, but tnjy didn't break his spirit. nicole jacobss shows how tyrell williams is defying the odds step by step. >> i almost lost my life. >> reporter: words ty williams never thoughte'd say, but his survival motivates him. >> any injury i thought was

simple. >> reporter: only this one was far from it. the georgetown university aralyzed after he broke his neck in the season opener, september 5th, 2015. >> once i put my headdown, i didn't see that the ball was high so the receiver jumped. ystead of shoulder hitting his rib cage, my head hit his pelvis. >> reporter: and for three years this has been his new gridiron, the place wherere plays made and goals are set, where he's taking steps into his newma n and he's embracing it. >> i didn't wanting to pity myself, i didn't want to be negative. >> reporter: the 23-year-old had no feeling below the neck immediately after surgery, but look at him now. ty credits his support system and his physical therapists for the miraculous strides he's made. >> i don't want to let the chair decide what i want to do. i want to decide what i want to do. >> reporter: thark strategy with them. their partnership on full display even at his springr uation where he took steps across the stage with katie r

stewarht behind him. >> wep don't jum to the very next long-term goal. the short-term goal for me would be for him to take thesemeraces nd do some walking at home. >> reporter: doctors can't say exactly what is next for ty. >> what gets better will get better if and when it gets. bett so that's why i've got to take it day by day. >> reporter: b he hasis life he's living, and that speaks volumes. >> i have today and i might not have tomrow so i'lake advantage of today. >> reporter: nicole jacobs, news4. >> wow. ty finishing up some undergraduate courses and then he'll start his i masters sports management at georgetown. he said the sky is the limit as far as he's concerned now. what aesilientstory. >> an amazing determination there. olice have just released a new picture of alicia e'rudd. sh a girl from d.c. who's been missing since 2014. nd saving energy. the smart products that could

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bills. that could mean getting a smart device, a smart decision for your wallet. >> if there's one thing that you should buy to save money over the summer is a smart thermostat. >> reporter: they recommend the smart thermostat e. it learns your routines. remotelylso control it if you're on vacation. >> another way to save money and cool down h yourse without using your hvac system is with. smart shad we have lutron shades. >> reporter: when they're connected to a smart thermostat, the shades can be automatically closed but it's an investment in the cost of the shades and the time to install those. if the water bill is also sky high, a smart sprinkler system can save up to 50% on watering costs with schuled creation and automatic water adjustment. >> with tht 3 model, w they have done is they have gotten the accuracy of the weather down

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we're almost at lunchtime here, r 70s, lower 80s. we're headed to the upper 80s. huother component hereday is going to be that rain chance. right now we're dry on the board but ae do have rain chance this afternoon that's very limited. in fact i think most of us sta dry, especially if you live west of i-95, no rain to worry about. but this afternoon around 1:00, 2:00, let's watch for some spotty showers maybe popping up east of 9 and then south of the district. by this evening we clear things out, dry it out. a really great night to do some dinner if you're running an arnterrand today, it is going to be on the muggy side. w points are in the upper 60s so it's not terrible. temperatures around 88 degrees for a high this afternoon. planning out your weekend, i know it's thursday but many of en are already looking forward to the we it's looking good. saturday highs in the low 90s, it's going to be hot.ay suas the day we've been watching very closely because

e rain chances hav volleyed a little bit. it's not looking very promising at this point s we've taken it out of the forecast. highs on sunday will be in the low 90s as well. this is the day but it's reall going to feel pretty muggy with dew points back in the 70s. orm team 4ten-day outlook, need is three days in a row to make a heat wave so we a heaton the brink of wave heading into the weekend. overall a nice balan of wet and dry weather. i'll have a look at your beach forecast coming up, so make sure you stick around for that. but for now, stay cool out there, my friends. back to you both. nk you.too, t the families of the 12 soccer players just rescuedrom aave in thailand are waiting to hear when their sons will finally be alled to go home. we'll get an update on their health. we're also watchingthis evn hollywood. emmy nominations are about to be announced. and manny's mom is here to talk about her son's

d.c. police just released this, a new picture in the search for re lisha rudd. this is the way sheooked when she was kidnapped and the picture on the right is the way she'd look today.

you remember relisha was 8 when she disappeareg she was liv at the d.c. general homeless shelter. she was last seen with the janitor there. he later killedf.hims police and community volunteers were out in the district just yesterday passing out flye. now to an update on that tragic crash in fairfax county. the community is grieving the loss of a bright young 17-year-old. he died following the crash on tuesday. he was one of three teenagers inside this jeep whent it l the road hitting a tree. police say speeding was a factor and yesterday his friends gathered at robinson secondary school in faiax to try and console one another. they remembered him as a good lacrosseplayer. even more, an even better person. >> he was always one of my good friends in school. we would always do homework togeower. right n i just can't really comprehend it.

like i just can't believe he's gone. >> the other two teenagers inside that car als attend robinson secondary school. one of them has already been released from the hospital. the other is still being treated with fairly serious injuries. today marks two weeks since the deadly rampage at the capital gazette and free press. the city is planning a benefit concert for victims and survivors. good charlotte will headline the event. they sent out this tweet to send support for thecity. the band includes twin brothers, joel and bengyma en, that were born in waldorf. five people lost their lives in the shooting. the suspect is still in jail on five counts of first-degree murder. the focus is turning from relief to recovery for 12 boys and their soccer coach rescued from that flooded cave in tieland. doctors sayhe continue to get better. this morning we're learning new details about the pivotal rolch the clayed in helping the

boys survive. nbc's janis mackey frayer reports from thailand. >> reporter: the boys recovering and relaxing after that daring three-day rescue mission, aring face masks and hospital gowns, waving from their beds. still together now that they're free. theiramilies wiping away tears from behind glass, separated from their children to prevent infection. the healthy team remarkable change from the haunting scene of 12 boyshe and coach, gaunt, hungry and trapped. healthfficials say the boys are doing well mainly because of their coach. in a letter he apologized to the boys' parents. his aunt telling us he's relieved. his uncle proud. telling us i will hug him and cheer them up and tell them to keep the fighting spirit. the incredible rescue mission, a half mile underground, watched around the world. each boy sedated to ease

anxiety, tethered to divers to get them through the dark, narrow passages. this is part of the rescue, the boys carried out o stretchers. just after the last person was out, the main water pump failed, flooding the cave, forcing rescue workerso scramble to safety. the boys and their coach will spend a few more days in thend hospitalhen home. officials say the boys weiln't traned but were given anti-anxiety medication to take the edge off. the bigge risk in the operation was panic. and with a narrow window of opportunity, theyded to control the environment in order to pull it all off. janis mackey frayer, nbc news, thailand. >> the heroism of those rescuers. two people were hurt today in the running othe bulls in spain. there was a lightor rain bef day six of the running in amplona and that made the cobblestone streets somewhat slippery forer runn falling and getting trampledos the m common way to get injured. onlr person haseady been

gored this year. the event began bk in 26 when ernest hemingway wrote about it in his book. years after the death of 13-year-old manny, his legacy of hope a peaceives on. the life and messages of this young man captured the p attentn ple around the world. this weekend people here in the washington will celebrate mattie, t poet. his mom, jenny, is here with more on h son's incredible spirit and the events that will take place this weekend.we ome. it's good to see you again. >> very good to see you. >> early on in mattie's life, you knew he had something to share. what was it tt you saw in him so early? >> i saw a passion for peace. mattie had a way of taking peace from being an an tract conc from being let's end war and making it very real. he had a way ofng tur peace into concrete, what we think,

what we say, what we do, and how we live in a community. and i saw that and that's what this celebration is about this saturday is giving those lessons to today's communities. >> so the event on saturday is the national -- national peace day. >> well, you're close. the campaign is nationa pea day. since mattie died, every year c thy of rocksville has proclaimed his birthday as a day of >>peace. is birthday is tuesday. >> his birthday is tuesday and he'd be 28 this ar. that's hard to believe, isn't it? this year is very exciting because in additi to the city of rockville celebrating peace day, governor hogan is pro claiming a day of peace for a citizens inla ma. montgomery county are claiming it for the county level as well, so thearty this saturday is a celebration of peace, but it's also information and inspiration.

peopleome togethe and through activities and crafts and music and dancing, they learn how to begin peace. no one of us can end war, but all of us can begin peace. and this is part of a national campaign effort. our hope is that one day a sitting president will say we're going to have a dayea of for all citizens in this country. >> many people have said mattie stepanek really inspired them do you sti hear from some of those people? >> yes. yes, i do. i hear fro people who never heard from them. we have volunteers at this saturday's event who never met mattie but are so excited after coming to last year's event and the yearrebe and people who are friends of his from children c toebrities stay in touch with me and say they continue to rely on mattie's message of peace to get them through each day. >> what a legacy. >> yes. >> jenny, thanks so much.

and again that is peace day celebration. can i give you a poster? saturday july 14th, 1:00. we have a poster for you and a t-shirt. thevent us free and come have a signature drink poured by your .lected leaders of t visit with firefighters, police officers and just be a part of a community of peace with your family and friends. >> sounds like a wonderful way to spend your day and your life. >> it's going to be beautiful. lots of tents, we'll keep cool. >> thank you, jenny. >> chris, back to you. >> all right,onrful event. whether the time is now or years from now, we're helping you plan for retirement. we'll look at the best andorst we'll look at the best andorst places w t

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that had been converted to a food truck has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison. tony dane aed for mercy before the sentencing was announced today. he told the court the accident that killed erin kaplan had affected him greatly. last september dane ran a stop sign on evergreen mills roa and slammed into kaplan's car killing her and seriously injuring her son. prosecutors say dane h utter disregard for public safety. if you or your parents are looking for a place to retire, a try south da bankrate.com just came out with a list of the best states to retire. the mt. rushmore state was followed by utah, idaho andmp n ire. virginia came in 13th. aryland at the bottom in 48 place and d.c. wasn't listed. the survey looked at several factors, including cost of living and overall crime rat as well. >> oh, wow. turning now to the weather -- >> you've got to retire with good weather, right? >> of course. someplace where it'sice and

sunny. today is perfect. what's the lunch hour going to ou like? >> the lunch is going to be absolutely gorgeous. very comfortable as far as heat goes. it's a little bit on the sticky side but nothing teible. let's take a look at the current temperatures and conditions. a live look, absolutely tempting for me to leave the studio, run out and have an outdoor lunch. our highperatures right now are 80 degrees. what we're looking at this afternoon is mid to upper 80s. now, it's not just us that's feeling pretty mild. along the east coa up into pennsylvania, tri-state area, upper 70s. so everyone is faring on the good side. this weekend that is going to change. fr now let'sus on today. we do have some rain chances, believe it or not, but the rain is going to be very isolated in nature, so not everyone will see it. i think a lot o us stay dry if you live to the west of 95. it's not unless you live east of 95 or south of the district you're going to see those isolated showers. they'll be brief, no washouts

here. by this evening absolutely gorgeous time to go out f an ening dinner on the patio. tomorrow morning waking up to a nice mix of sun and clouds. your forecast for today, 88 degrees. again, that rain chanceimited east of the district. mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. as we move into the weekend, it's going to be hot. highs back into the low 90s, plen of sunshine, but very muggy with dew points moving into the 70 if you're taking it to the beach, hurricane chris has shot out of the area. we were pretty worried about the rip current risk but it is going eown. friday you mightokay. saturday and sunday looking good, temperatures in the low 80s. storm team ten-day outlook. we could be in for another heat wave, folks. showers and storms at the top of next week. >> july in d.c., i guess, that's par for the course. the nominations are in. see if your favorite show isfo an emmy. and we're going to sit down with the author of this book on

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well, it is no sect that marriage can be difficult. i can attest to that. you add theressure from kid and career, well, it just gets even harder. willie jolly has a new book out on marriage and is co-authored with his wife of 30-plus years

called "makelove, make money, make it last." he's here to divulge some of the secrets to a successful marriage. >> good morning >> thank you for coming out. let's talk about the title. why mention money in book about marriage. >> because the three big things that break up marriage are sex, money and communication. we know that 50% of marriages statistically break up and of the 50% that's remaining, statistics show that 40% of those people are miserable. it typically comes out of those three big boulders that i cal them, sex, money and communications. so we call it make love, make money, makest it money does break up a lot of a lot es, sex breaks up of marriages, whether it's not enough or not communicating or somebody steppin outside the marriage to fulfill their needs. whatever the reason is, the number one that breaks up is communicatio

not talking about whatever is bothering you. and that's what we want to help people to do is talk about how toou disagree wibeing disagreeable, how to have communication that's open and honest and how to t the unfed, fed. >> that has taken me years to se learn, bec'm the type of person i don't talk about my own problems, don't talk when something is bothering me. when my wife has aproblem, i tend to jump in and try to solve it. here's what you need to do. it's taken me five, six years to sort of sit back and say she just wants to be heard. >> first of all, women need certain things, men need certain things. women need intimacy and security. and they need to be heard. and also men need to be heard,b many times men will withhold their feelings and not just men, but women but you'll see what we see in a marriage relationship. now, when i was growing up, you're too young for this, there was ad thing cal s & h green

stamps. stamps.to s & h green you get them when you go to the grocery store, it was a rewards program. you get book and you fill it up, fill it up, fill it up, and then go to an redemptenter and get you a television. people will have an issue, they have a problem, they have some hurt and they don't tell it. ey store it away, they stamp collect it. one day out of the blue it gets all the way up to the top and they can't take it anymore and explode like a volcano. the person who they are exploding at says where did that come from? so that's what we try to do. we talk about ten secrets. now, my wife and i have been f marrie 33 years, haven't had an argument in 30 years. >> wow.pl i know p who can't say they have gone 30 minutes without an argument. so 30 years!he >>'s a tv show in portland, argument, you never had an argument? i said we haven't had an argument in 30 years. the first three years were like world war iii but we learned

some principles that work. it helps couples literalhe around world, so we're grateful. >> one last thing, why do you osing the person you'r going to marry is one of the most important decisions you'll make in life? >> you know, i tell my son who's 32 yearsold, i said, son, the most important decision you will ever make l in youre next to your fai is who you marry. that person will be responsible for 90% of your misery90 or of your joy, so choose well. >> >> and we have a chapter in the book for single people or how tt choose right person. >> all right. we're going to have to leave it there. >> go to jolleymarriage.com and get the free chapter. >> it's called "make love, make money, make i last." thank you so much. i'm feeling better already, pat. i'm ready to go home and put those ideas t work. >> that's good stuff. still to come, meet a 3-year-old who is being credited

with saving her father's life and the family is still dealing very dangerous medical emergency. s i amial media editor brittany johnson. all-star week has taken over d.c. and they're kicking off morrow with a fanfest that you don't want to miss but the mlb all-star week will be in town all week long. we've got something that you have to bookmark and share with your friends,alark foods to try, pop quiz you can take, transportation information and lot more. don't forget to tag us in your pics while you're out having fun with those baseball players and even your throwback baseball pics so we can sharehem t

you thought we celebrated when the caps won it all? well, it is a party in croatia. here's a look at fans going wild after the historic win against england. they are down a goal but managed to force the game into extra time. then, boy, oh, boy, the game-winner. that does it, 2-1 croatia beats england. they now go onir to first world cup final. croatia taking on france sunday morning. tul m telemundo will be showing that ome. som favorites and new

front-runners for this year's primetime emmy awards. the nomins just announced moments ago. "game of thrones" led the way with 22 nominations, including best drama. here were the rest of the nominees in that category. >> "the americans, " "the crown," "game of thrones," "the handsmaid's tale," "stranger things," "this is us," and "westw "westworld." >> and for outstanding comedy series, it includes atlanta, blackish and curb your enthusiasm. snl's michael sheaol and jost will host this year's awards. you can watch them september 17th right here on nbc4. >> some of my favorites are on

at list. it will be hard picking a winner. a local father is recovering from a life-threatening stroke. >> his incredible recovery, thanks to a rapid response time. a response that started with a phone call for help from his 3-year-old daughter. >> your bureau reporter, david culver, introduces us to the young hero and explains what's xt for her dad and the story you'll see only on news4. >> it has been a difficult week for devon mccabe and her family. >> we can't wait until he can come home. right? >> they have essentially m ted in medical campus as her husband, trevor, recovers from a stroke thay neailled him. >> if i picked one artery in the brain that you don't want to have bloctd, it's t artery. >> reporter: doctors say acr ial factor that kept trevor alive, a quick medical response time. >> the onlyule is as fast as possible. that's it, there's no other rules. >> reporter: i 4th. started july devon was on the job as a nurse in winchester, trevor at home with their two youngda hters.

devon's phone started ringing. >> so why did you call mommy? >> because dada was sick. >> reporter: using her dad's phone, mollyus who's 3 years old was able to call her mom at work. not only telling her what was going on but showing her. >> i saw him lying on the ground. eporter: that started the life-saving response that brought trevor to inova fairfax. doctors discoveng a hole in his heart. it just soez happens the one cardiolo st in the country trained to fix it is dr. jim thompson. >> he's alreaecovering very well and they expect an excellent prognosis. now we just need to close this doesn'tmake sure he have another stroke. >> reporter: the mccabes are focused on trevor'survival so they are not able to work. friends started a go fund me. >> i have nev felt s loved and supported by my community. >> reporter: most everyone donating amazed by molly. >> you're so brave when you called mama and you did such a

good job. t >> reporter:he toddler is just trying to process all this attention. >> they're here because you're a hero, like a superhero. >> reporter: tonight she will go to bed with a new cape and mask. what else would a superhero wear? in fairfax, david culver, news4. >> what a story -- >> i would hope my own kids would react that well. >> let's get a final check on our weather. somara. >> it's going to be a great day. it's already a great day. we're heating things up to the upper 80s. i do want you to know that chance of showers if east i-95, primarily along the bay and southward. it's going to be a great evening out for dinner bute have a hot weekend ahead. back to you both. and that's news4 thanks for being with us for midday. 're back on the airwe

♪ we are live in five, four, three, two, one. kiley jennerer is on pace to become the world's youngest self-made billionaire or the selfie-made billionaire and according to "forbes" magazine nde is worth $900 million more than her sister kim. she is only worth $350million. she is poor. >> and kiley's cover has everybody talking, and we will get into that backlash. today, it ismmy nomination day and the walking encyclopedia, and he knows everything. dave carter is here, and