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tonight to remembe a popular coach and father of five who was gunned down. coming up, why some are remembering him as a hero. and find out why the university of maryland is punishing members of i athletics department after the death of a football player. >> news4 at 11:00 starts now. final preparations for the white supremacistow rally dow are under way this weekend. doing say they're everything they can to keep all of us safe. >> but some local businesses are adding ext security. others are shutting down all together for the day. jackie bensen starts off our coverage from lafayette square. jackie? s>> reporter: the foggy bottom metro station is usually a vibrant bussing scenear on a

august evening, a crossroad of students, city dwellers and people enjoying restaurants a cafes. george washington university hospital sits a few yards away. on sunday, the shortest route for the unite the right rally participants heading from the s metrotion to lafayette square will be straight through this open urban campus. these nurses will be working that day. i heard announcement on the news that they're goingo be at foggy bottom which is right outside ourdo . gw hospital. it's like it's kind of concerning. very concerning. we'll have pefully people walk us to the car if we need to and hopefully everything is peaceful. i don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: organizers of unite the right 2 will have a permit to rally across from the white house. their websitivens iucts prans to bring american and

confederate flags as well as body cameras.te co protests have obtained precipitations at the same >> we can use our voices. >> reporter: members of a panel that participated in an anti-hate congress urged responding to the rally with actions that create lasting change -- safety department is working closely with -- jackie bensen, news4. >> all right. jackie rybensen, s it looks like we're having problems with her microphone. depending where you plan to go, the rally and counterprotests could affect you. we're expecting some delays on the rai this weekend. a lot of emth melissa continues our team coverage with your first 4 track. >> here is a look at we're talking about an extensive set.

15th to 17th streets around the white house between k and constitution. 18th to 23rd between pennsylvania and e. e, f, and g between 17th and 23rd. look at the rails. what's impacteecause of the rally. unite account right marchers gather at vienna station at 2:00 m. what'shappening, silver and orange line there weekend, no trains running between fgy ttom and federal triangle. trains every 20 minutes of that closure. blue line service between francona and arlington, no service in d.c. or in maryland. >>is m mollet. we've got everything you need to know about the weekend rally in our app. just go there and search rd closures. >> turning to our weather now, of us enjoyed pretty clear skies the past couple days. that cld soon be changing. > doug cammerer tracking

possible rain for the weekend. >> it's not going to be a washout. but we are going to see showers during the day on sunday and into the day sunday and into early next week. today no sholors. at the i-95 corridor from richmond up towards d.c. and philadelphia. 92 for us. 87 in haigers to we are done with the '90s and saw seven 90 degree days in a row. we are done with that. we're going to be tracking tomorr a the clouds some showers. they could come here early tomorrow morning. i'll let you know how much you could get in your area. see you back in a minute. >> thank you. a new twist tonight after the death of a university of maryland football player. today the school announced several members of its athletic department have been put on administrative leave. 19-year-old jordan mcnair was an offensivhe lineman for terps and sent to the hospital after practicing in maybdied in june. the school has hired a sports

medicine consulting firm now to conduct an investigation. and determine if the schoo followed protocol. in a statement they added "we will be able to speak in greatee detailthe review is complete and shared with the public. our thoughts remain are jordan cnair's family, friends and teammates." >> new at 11:00, two years after flamesutted a silver spring apartment building, there is new the woundsn but still haven't healed for many. tonight, there was a vigil near the flower branch apartments thathe honored t seven lives lost in 2016. telemundo explains what families keep fighting for after losing everything. >> reporter: it'seen two years since the explosion at the apartment complex. survivors still remember it like it was yesterday. for ttse who l a family member, there's nothing that can make that pain go aw. with candidates lighting their

path, survivors of the flower branch apartment fire honor the seven victims including two children who lost tesir l august 10th. exactly two years ago. when a gas leak caused massive explosion. amongst them, jimenez lost his father that night. >> we never forget that. we never -- in my hallway, i have picture of my father while he was still alive. you know,ne w to keep forward. >> reporter: this tragedy still affects survivors and they say th don't receive the help they need like mar who needed spinal surgery after being buried in debris. she says even though the apartments have been reconstrnst retructed their lives have not. they're living with stress, traumaa and anxiety. survivors continue waiting or a lawsuit still pending. > for the last two years, washington has been saying i

need more time andore interviews. they are calling for additional interviewse victims. again, for them to recall this tragic moment. so that is part of the challenge we are facing. >> reporter: however the judge has askedre for lution, by march of next year. the residents are also asking for monumentuilt in honor of the victims and the company that manag manages complex to do it. in silver spring, news4. >>hi former house aide omarosa manigault-newman was the highestng african-american in the west wing. now she calls president trump a cist. her explosive new book is packed with scandalous claims against the prteident. the wouse says it's full of lies. nbc news political director chuck todd tells us the pair have complicated relationship. >> reporter: she's clearly upset at her treatment. ord yet, there's still an odd fondness trump and yet at

the same time, she's trying to come to gri with the fact that she now does believe he's taracist. unde why she succeeded in his world. they had a transactional relationship so far have you noticed, he's not tweeted a word. >> once again, chuck's exclusivi live int with omarosa on "meet the press" sunday morning. you' see it at 10:30 right here on nbc4 after "news4 ewday." t 11:00, coaches can be like second parents to right now boys and girls in prince george's county are struggling to understand the death of a inspiring coach and friend. news4'sarcy spencer explains how the sudden loss is uniting ipd inspiring a community. >> sping this family today. >> reporter: they filled the football field at the glenarden bo girls club to remember a popular coach and father of five who was gunned down in southeast d.c. >> this is a person i could count epon. >> rorter: andre young waskn

n as coach dre. he coached for 15 years. >> i was stern, he was firm with them. honest withthem. but he can relate to them. they represented hill. we're going tom. miss >> reporter: friends and family say he was a talented sound pengineer. hisions were coping, music and his kids. cecilia willson is the motherf his youngest son. >> i'm grateful for this community for coming together to celebrate heandre. as an awesome person. he was a great father. >> reporter: many of his friendd relatives tell me they're comforted by the idea he died trying to help someone else. that was a testament to who he was. police s youngas shot on july 30th on 19th street just before 6:00 in the evening. family members and frien say he was shot while intervening in a domestic situation. a 23-year-old man was arrested in the shting. young's three sons describe him as a great dad. >> gave back. he helped people. that's all he ever did. i just want everybody to remember him as that.

>> reporter: is the club cheerleaders did a performance in his memoryn field where he coached so many games. friends say it won't be the same here without coach dre leading the way. give it up for dre. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4. >> there is new information tonight about last night's breaking news. eawe'veed the name of the officer who shot and killed a suspected drug dear in lands downtown. corporal jeffrey benson is part of a special police unit that was looking for gregory campfield junior. neighbors told police he was dealing drugs and robbing people. officers tried to arrest him on sheriff road whether he they say they reached for a gun in his waistband. corporal benson fired his weapon, campfield died a the hospital.id detectives d find a gun, drugsas scene. the deadly year after the violence in charlottesville, people there are bracing for what could come this weekend. >> news4's david culver spoke to

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to stroll and.ust but tonight on the seemingly peaceful pedestrian plaza, tre are markings of a pstnful . just one year ago. the clash betweens protee and counter proteers taking a life. fourth street now carries heather higher's name, a growing memorial to her and the two troopers killed in a chopper crash responding to the protests. >> last year wasrr ying. >> reporter: surrounded by the tranquility of her flower shop, owner kar walker struggles with images of that day. >> it madeea mey sad. it made me already really sad. >> you've been herean more 0 years. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: is this the charlottesville you know. >> not at orall. >> rr: you hear people say i don't want a charlottesville happening here. to hde it u in that way, does that hurt? >> yeah. it's not indicative of this town at all. >> reporter: what is this town. >> this town is love.

>> reporr: this mud house coffee shoprite on cue it seemed an embracehoasing that love. >> not even a second of hate in this town >> as about half the shops and restaurants prepare to close this weekend ahead of expected protests police are making their presence known. and places like karen's hedge fine boms will hand out free purple flowers to honor the lives lost. lynell's mud house coffee shop also saying open. her employees wanted to be here. ee says they will serving up a local favorite, a calfnate add surge of love. in charttesville, david culver, news4. >> dc mayor muriel bowser won't be in the city for the sunday srally. shn el salvador for a previously planned trade mission and told us s's goinging there to represent immigrants who live here. news 4 will have specialra co of that, telemundo 44's

alberto will report for us starting tomorrow. the only enlocaleporter accompanying the mayor on this trip. a brazen would be thi caught in the act. police say he tried to break into homes i rockville. police hope someone recognizes this gu he's seen her wearing gloves and trying to break in, not one, not two, but three attempts to break into homes each one of them caught o security cameras. all of these happened last month. police are offing up to a $10,000 reward for information that leads to this guy's arrest. and an alert in chile tonight as au volcano has started to erupt at o onethe country's most popular ski resorts. >> there is at the resort south of santiago. it sent a 5,000oot plume of smoke into the air. there are six others nearby showing activity but none of those appear c to se to erupting at this moment.

so we're ready to start our second. we'd like as much dry suppy weather as possible. what can you do for us? >> i'm ting orders. what do you need? you know what? i think we'll be okay. >> good news >> we might see a shower early in the morning around 7:00, 9: . maybe more during the afternoon. tomorrow is not a. >> ashout. >> n washout. >> at all. >> all day. >> all >> you haven't helped me at all. let's take a look at it. bruce i helpi me out there. nobody saw us at 6:00. anyway, let's look and show you what we're dealing with right now we're dealing with pretty nice conditions. out there on our fridaynight, a beautiful evening. 81 winds out of the southt 59 miles per hour. temperaturewise, we've been on the hot side, igh of92, down to 72.

winchester 72 and culpeper. much warmer out along the water towards annapolis. no rain in the ieaermediatate showers from winchester toward shenandoah county towards west virginia. not going to amount to much here. it's something we'reracking part of a system as i widen out here, a cold front moving down. we've got an area ofreow preso the south riding up our region. with that, we'll see showers during the day tomorrow. let's talk about thatg start off at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, there's a couple showers inth parts o area. most of us dry. expect a cloud cover across the region during the early morning hours and here'silnoon. on the dry side. we'll see peeks of sunshine during t t dayorrow helping to boost temperatures up. here come the showers and storms ar00nd 4:00, 5:00. you notice they're scattered. so maybe frederick is not seeing anything but wood ridge h a pretty good storm. that's something we'll track tomorrow night int sunday, as

well. here's sunday morning on the dry side. we think a better chance of storms afternoon on sunday. so again, something we'll track for you. 88 degrees. warm and humid. scattered storms not all day rain. don't cancel outdoor plans. let's talk about those plans montgomery county fair, be ready for in. knob's in rain. he were pool, goer i if you can. especially before 2:00. beaches lking great. the carpenter concert, jim is going tohat tomorrow night. >> wolf trap. >> that's looking great. you should be just ane. brin umbrella just in case. 88 on your saturday. 86 o sunday shower chances continue monday and tuesday. there is an isolated threat but that's only because of all the rain we've seen. don't think it will be too widespread. 89 on wednesday, 90 on thursday. >> no waanout. >> you have -- it's my

only thing i've said today. >> i'm not saying it everyday. >> better not be. >> he's a little touchy about this. >> thank you, doug. >> no help. >> we want to clarify the location of thateadly police involved shooting in prince george's county we've been reporting on. g>> the shoot as we reported last night took place in landover. when we come back, it's only preseason but the redskins suffered a major loss last night. rookie derrius guice is out for the year. >> whyne of his teammates was

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this is the xfity sportsdesk. >> it was just assumedui would be the redskins version of ezekiel liott in the dallas. he led the nfl in rushing in h rookie seasons in each of the past two years. guice tore his acl against the patriots endg his possibility of becoming the third straight rookie to accomplish that feat. the 225 pound back who averaged 6 1/2 yards per carry while at lsu impressed his teammates over the first few weeks of training camp. many reached out to express how they felt to losingo him such an injury in the first pre-ason game. phil taylor, josh hosely, and robert kelley. they were all vocal. the most insightful post came from chris thompson though. thompson suffered a season-ending injury last year

tweeted this about guice. "had a tough time trying to hold back the tears this morning when i got the news. we had something great going on room. you know the squad got you every step of the way, bro. heal up and g ready to take over the league next year. sguice said tha why you're my favorite person. nationals and cubs this afternoon from wrigley. ot-year-old juan so hitless in his last t games, never gone three games without a hit. soto drives in turner the top of the first. nats take a 1-0 lead. up 2-0 in the bottom of the sixth. heyward with the hit. two runs score both charged to jeremy hellickson who left with a no-hitter. two. tied at good question. seventh inning, bases loaded. holland notorious for walking batters and walks in the game-winning run. thony rizzo t first, nats fall to the cubs 3-2 is f your

ball. orioles hosting the red sox. adam jones in right fie for the first time since 2007 when he was with seattle. because cedrick mullins making his major leagueebut taking over in center first at-bat. looks like he's got a bright future. trst career hit is a double. he hadee hits. orioles trail 3-2. pitching apparently optional in baltimor eighth inning, 14-10 red sox. mookie betts hammers itft to all three runners score. red sox blow out the birds, 19-12. pga championship round two, tiger woods already one birdie on the day. tee shot on 3. can't get much better than this, back-to-back birdiesor tiger. then on 5, the birdie putt makes it look easy. he's seven shots off the lead where his day ended due to weather. round 2 resumes tomorrow morning at 7:00. >> that was a washout.

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