jodie fleisch rememberfleischer. next at 6:00, secrets buried underground. tonight, our first look at the faces of the three victims as investigators hunt for their killer. growing criticism for the archbishop of washi ton amid allegations of a coverup involving predator priests. school resource officers here in fauquier county getting some backup at the start of this school year. we'll introduce you to new faces that will soon be carrying guns and patrolling the halls. and the single spot on the beltway responsible for 300 speeding tickets every day. >> announcer: news4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news. tonight, the disappearance of three women in d.c. has turned into murder myster >> late today, police identified the victims. the human remns wereound earlier this year. >> all three women in their 40sd and disappeore than a

decade ago. news4's mark segraves has been following this story since the first remains werefound. he joins us with these new developments. mark? >> reporter: yeah, a lot of new clues for police to work with. first of all, they know the identities of these women. they know that they all lived in the neighborhood where the bodies were found. they were all about the same age. and they all disappeared in the same year, within eight months of one another back in 2006. as recently as last week, investigators were still digging in the woods behind this apartment building, lking for clues. now police have the best clues r. the names of the victims. >> jewel king, who was a 48-year-old female from southwest d.c. e second was verdell jefferson, she was a 41-year-old female. our third victim isot d butts, a 43-year-old female. >> reporter: it all began in late april whe a construction crew found aku human s while

working in a crawl space of this uilding on wayne place in southeast. cadaver dogs were brought in. the skeletal remains of three women were discovered buried in and around this building. the chief medical examiner ruled the deaths homicide, saying two of the women were shot and one was killed by inflict trauma. now officials say they know a lot more about these three wome >> three females in their 40s. they are all believed to have lived in close proximity to where the remains were discovered. >> reporter: two of the women left behind small children when they disappeared. chief newsham is askin the public, if you knew these women ten years ago or if you lived on or ever visited the 100 blo of wayne place southeast back in 2006, even if you were a delive person or a postal delivery person, they want to hear from you. they say youav may information that they need and you may not even know it. so again, that 100 block of

wayne place is the spot they're focusing on back in 2006. that's the very latest, doreen, back to you. >> hope this announcement will she loose some new information on this case. mark segraves, thank you. now let's turn to the shocking grand jury report that detailed decades of abuse at the has of catholic priests in pennsylvania. this happened at a time when the current archbishop of washington was the bishopf pittsburgh. the report allegations 300 priests molested more than 1,000 children. grand jurors accused the incatholic church of cov the whole thing up. news4's meagan fitzgerald has o more reaction to the scandal and why cardinal wuerl is being criticized. >> reporter: the attorney general for pennsylvania was asked specifically abo cardinal wuerl's involvement in the investigation since he's mentioned nearly 200 tim in the report. the attorney general says the evidence that the grand jury reviewed speaks for itself.

>> this specific investigation was focused on the catholic church. and the more than a thousand victims of child sexual abuse. >> reporter: the scathing investigation led by pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro and turned over to a grand jury alleges that some 00 catholic priests sexually abused at least a thousand children, in many cases grandrs juay church leaders turned a blind eye. >> institutions acros nthis countr just the catholic church, need is to stopng prioriti their own reputations and start focusing n the people they serve and the children that thrve. >> reporter: from 1988 to 2006, cardinal donald trump wuerl was the bishop for t archdiocese of pittsburgh. he was mentioned in the grand jury reporty 170 times. according to the report, pennsylvania authorities told wuerl back in 1989 that the church must report any algations of sexual abuse. but the grand jury criticized

the church for instead handling most complaintsrn inly. the grand jury accused wuerl of creating and using the term "c cle of secrecy" to refer to the way the church covered up the accusations of abuse. that term was handwritten on a document, and grand jurors reviewed andttributed it to wuerl. a spokesperson for archbishop wuerl says he never used that term and says the terminology was taken out of context by the jury. >> here's what i can tell you about cardinal wuerl. the public comment that he has made directly contradict the church's own documents that we found in the secret archives. and that's all spelled occupant in the grand jury report. >> reporter: we reached out to cardinaln wuerl for interview but his spokesperson repeatedly declined our request. the cardinal did issue statement saying he tried to prevent further acts of abusou of coursean read the entire statement in our nbc washington app. just search "wuerl."

leon? >> thank you, meagan fitzgerald. there are a l of questions about what happens next including whether other states will be doing their own grand jury investigations. and it is important to note that almost every instance of sexual abuse uncovered in pennsylvania has turned out to o so that they can't be prosecuted because of the statute of limitations. doreen? t strong reaction tonirom retired cia director john brennan after president trump revoked his security clearance in a unilateral move that bypassed normal ures. brennan accuses president trump of trying to suppress free speechnd punish his critics. and he's warning that he will not relent. nbc news has confirmed the nation's top intelligence officials were not notified in advance. blayne alexander is tracking the developments on this for us. ayne,hat's the latest? >> reporter: doreen, you remember it was just a few weeks ago, the endas of month, that the white house first announced to was looking into taking this action. y it is official, at least in one case. and there could be more to

follow. today an unprecedented announcement delivered in a statement from president trump. >> i've decided to revoke the security clearance of john brennan, former director of the central intelligence agency.a >> reporter: i statement read by white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, p president trumnting to a constitutional responsibility to protect the country's classified information. >> mr. brennan has recently leveraged his status as a former gh ranging official with access to highly sensitive information to make a series of unfounded and outrageous allegations, wild outbursts on the intisnet and teln about this administration. >> reporter: the announcement coming hours after brennan, an nbc news national security analyst whos often critical of president trump, said this. >> he is i think the most divisive president we've ever had in the oval office. te houseter: the w insisting it is not political, then going on to list others whosleances are also under review and who have also

publicly dagreed with the president. >> looked at on a case-by-case basis, we'll do an individual review andake a determination. >> reporter: this as team trump continues its pushback against former white house aide omarosa manigaul newman and her allegation that the president is racist. >> i never hderd the pre use racist words ever. >> reporter: last night on "the daily show" --yo >> i see me in a fight with a bear, pray for the bete. >> rep the president's one-time confidant making it clear she's not going anywhere. anddoreen, as you can imagine, we're getting a lot of reaction on the news about the security clearances. we've heard from sator mark warner, he's the number two senator on the senate intelligence committee. he says this is perps to stract from what the white house sees as a problematic news cycle and evokes an eerie memory of nixon's enemies list. >> when we s this is

unprecedented, we mean no president has done this before. >> reporter: certainly. >>ll right, blayne alexander, thank you. deliberations are set to begin tomorrow in alexandria at the trial of former trump campaign manager paul manafort. he's accused of bank and tax au lawyers for both sides delivered their closing arguments today. the defense has attacked the prosecution's star witness. manafort's former business partner rick gates. prosecutors said their star witness is not gates but rather, they say, it's the paper trail of what they contend are falsified loan documents and doctored bankts statem we are getting our first look at the preliminary price tag forte the w nationalist rally that fizzled out near the white house. d.c. police spent an estimated $2.5 million to keep the peace on sunday. other city agencies say they spent andditional $100,000, according to preliminary figures that the mayor's office provided to our news partner wtop. city officials say they plan to seek reimbursement from the

federal government through a fund set aside by congress. the two dozen white supremacists fwho did show up the rally were far outnumbered by the counterprotesters. a smoother commute home on the key bridge tonight. but that wasn't the case a few hours ago. traffic cam captured smoke that played out here after car caught fire on the bridge. firefighters doused those flames as traffic started to build up. things back to normal now. we stillly don't know exact what caused this fire, but no one was hurt. the fire at a recycling plant in clarksburg, maryland is still burning. it could take several days to put it out. the warehouse on frederick road caught fire early this morning. nobody was inside at the me. route 355 was shutdown for hours, though, and traffic in the area backed up for miles. a limited water supply made it tough for firefighters to put out the flames. that fire is contained.st inveigators are still trying to figure out what caused all this.

let's turn to the weather now. a beautiful night tonight. but heat and a humidity making a little bit of a comeback. so is our chance for rain. >> doug is outside in manassas, enjoying the weather before it gets even hotter. what's going on,? doug >> yeah, guys, going to get real tt in the next couple of days. today not allt bad. high temperatures today in the upper 80s to around1 degrees in the city. out there right now across the miatlantic, you notice the temperatures as the sun goes down will get nice this evening. 88 in philadelphia. hagerstown, 87. richmond, 86. no real inten heat yet. it does start to move in tomorrow. again, the heat and humidity starng toreturn. watching weekend rain chances, we're going to talk about your saturday and your, sund and then staying mainly dry as we head into next week. these guys allove to use the pool here. this is the neighborhood pool. come on up, zamir.

[ applause ] we're going to talk to you in a minute. he plays basketball at marymount and arlington. he's taller than me. i'll send it back to you. >> okay, shorty. we'll check bk with you later. well, changing subjects now nextup, tragedy on the football field amid allegations of a xic culture. tonight, new reaction from the interim coach as the university of marylandisdmits to mkes that cost aoung athlete his life. >> big problems there. and the news4 i-team exposed parking problems after veterans at a medical center were forced to walk long distances to get membership. the changes some are seeking. and a work zone warning. the single location that dishes out me than 300 speeding tickets every day.

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the focus of our player's heth and safety is number one. nada, words from matt the coach currently leading the maryland football program. >> he's shedding light on what precautions are being taken after a young player collapsed at practic and later died. news4's george wallace here with more on what we're learning. >> reporter: c leon, yld see the precautions immediately out

there in the eld. players and coaches are drinking plenty of water during the practice today. there are also assurances from the hd coach that as doreen said, player safety is number one. matt canada, the team's offensive coordinator, now the man in charge with the head coach on leave. media allowed inside the first 30 minutes of practice today, the first time that's since camp began on august 3rd. he told reporters the tm is still grieving for jordan mcnair but that the culture of the program is great right now. he also discussed his message po thyers once he was named interim head coach. >> saturday when this occurred, after damon talked to the team and addressed where we were going, i briefly addressed the ndotball team a told them that th is a challenging situation. we're all in it together. we're going to work through it together. and we need tosult with each other, talk to each other, lean on each other, be with each other, talk to your families, whatever they needed from us as

a staff, we were there. >> reporter: maryland opens the season in just few weeks gainst texas on september 1st on fedexfield. we'll hear more from canada later in sports, guys. >> george waace, thank you. new clues after that terror attack in london. the man arrested at the sce yesterday is now charged with attempted murder. investigators say he deliberately drove into cyclists and pedestrians earparliament. three people were injured. the suspect is a british citin, originally fr nomot known to counterterrorism agencies. they're still tryoug to figure t a motive. in italy, drone video shot what you're seeing right now.is suggests the scale of the disaster there. at least 39 people were killed when the midsection of this bridgeave way durin a fierce storm yesterday. more than 600 people who live nearby may lose their homes. italian psecutors are looking

into maintenance records for the 51-year-old structure. meanwhile they are learning the storyehind the green truck that survived the collapse. a witness says a car cut off that truck during the storm and thatru caused the driver to hit his brakes. the car then plunged into the abyss. the truck driver stopped right there at the edge. he slammed his truck into reverse and backed up about ten feet and then just ran away from the scene, leaving his keys behind. >> i cannot imagine. new help tonight for military veterans and their families. the va medical center in d.c. has added shuttle buses to help patients with disabilities move around i campus. as scott macfarlane tells us, the change came afte started asking questions about the lack of parking spots. >> reporter: yeah, doreen, we showed you you tell problems, some veterans walking the length of sevenootball fields to get from their cars to and from the

front doors of the medical center. a parking garage is being rebuilt but it won't be ready until at let march. the va acknowledges there is a serious shortage of spaces. we began asking questions about this in july. anda as patients told us, ts august 1st, they added a new shuttle to fleet in addition to this one, an suv accessiblee to pe with disabilities to help patients get through the lot. many veterans say they've been struggling to navigate the jammed parking lot, some tellins head ofve hours their appointment so they have extra time to search for a spot and make the walk. sometimes if i have a noon appointment, i will leave her by 8:00. >> rep morning?0 in the >> yes. >> reporter: just to find a spot? >> just to find a spot. sometimes i live earhan that. >> reporter: the vare repair rds obtained by the news4 i-team show the agency has lonb knowut this problem, calling it an unacceptable deficiency in their internal to all of our previous records. reports about issues inside the

va, visit our nbc washington app right now and search for "investigations." scott macfarlane, news4 team. do you recognize this guy? up next, the urgent warning as police try to track down a man lurking in op place pular with children. the first day of school here in fauquier county, and students are used to seeing school resource officers.ow but new faces will be walking the halls all in an effort to keep your kids safe. and the humt andity are coming back. but so are our chances for rain this weekend. doug is tracking the changes. he's

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when the guys were eating in the 4:00 hour, itouldn't even b in line to try to get something. that's why i waited until 5:00, the ftball team is now gone so i was able to grab something. we had te' wings so all set. about a week ago i said on facebook, we need somebody to do backyard weather. can you see this picture? can you see this picture right here? kristen is the one thatent this in, and kristen, you sent husband.your lovely here is the picture right here. is that close? is that close? >> it's my baby. >> now, your shirt was off, josh. >> yeah, i thought i would leave it on for today. >> so we've been having some fun here because you guys, how many teachers are there? >> woo! >> yeah, we've got a lot of teachers. i was like, who's ready to go back to they're like, no, no, not at all. >> they want to know how m yy snow day predict this year. >> that is very good. i predict in november,

you that. i don't give that forecast this early. amelraper and i were talking about this, it looks le this winter could be a snowy winter. [ cheers and applause ] you know i love that. the dog loves the snow. what's the dog'sname? >> isabella. i call her izzy. he calls her bella. >> she's beautiful. 4-year-old bulldog. right now with the shade, it's actually reallyuite nice out there across the region come o over to the green screen. they told us we have to get out of their backyard by 7:00. still on the warm side as we make our way through t nt couple of days here, the temperatures going up. right now,er gaiurg still at 90. 86 towards huntingtown. as we look towards the next couple of days, one thing for sure, no rain tonight. not much in the way of rain it's friday and into the weekend that we start to see our

of showers and thunderstorms go up. yocan see we've got a big storm system in the middle part of the countr first off, it's going to be bring moisture and humidity into our region. then it brings the chance of storms during the day on friday. let's zoom in, shoou what's happening on friday. friday afternoon, starting off friday, we're but then friday afternoon you start to see the clouds build. you start to see the chance for shers and thunderstorms. guess what, right around the evening rush, as you're making your wayos in there athe area through 8:00, also seeing those showers and storms. temperature-wise, 94 degrees. a few clouds tomorrow, hot and a bit humid. not all that bad. the ten-day 9forecast, tomorrow on thursday. friday coming in at 94,e a lit bit on the humid side. saturday, 89. then 82 degrees on sunday. next week, i'm really looking forward to next week, next week will be a great wee to gon the pool. it's amazing because we were all in the pool -- not we, but they were all in thepo . the football team was in the po.

now after dinner, the lifeguard said everybody hado getout, apparently. i don't knowwho's got the whistle. trust me, these guys are going back in in a couple of minutes. >> they a run tight ship over there, you got to get out of the pool, you got to getour weather gear out by 7:00. what's happening later tonight?s >> joshs they're having the real party when i leave. >> all right, thank you, doug. still ahea a teenager targeted on the soccer fie r. coming up,ction from a neighbor who heard the victim's cries for help as police fan out across the area, looking for clues in thiunsolved crime. >> reporter: it's the second highest grossing speed camera in maryland, which means you've h probab your own run-in with it. i'm tracee wilk

now at 6:30, the search for clues. >> agh nr heard a girl scream then run away after a maa exposed himsel she was practicing soccer. >> here is the sketch of the suspect. news4's darcy spencer joins us from newington station as police canvass the area looking for the suspect. usrcy? >> reporter: we'ret down the street from that soccer field. fairfax county police began their canvass in the eighborhood, handing out those fliers a couple of minutes ago i was able to speak to a with me who says she was out here when this

15-year-old girl was attacked. she says that this woman called1 and she stayed with this er until her mother and police arrived. police gather at a nearby school to pla out their neighborhood canvass. they're trying to identify a man who exposed himself to a teenager. they'll hand out these fliers with a composite sketch. >> it was like a scream of surprise, kind of. and it was more like a shriek. >> reporter: the scream that he heard was coming from this soccer field. a manad just exposed himself to a teenaged girl who was practicing soccer here. when this neighbor looked out his windo>> -- saw a young lady running through the neighborhood with -- it appeared to be not playing but more in a panicked state. >>eporter: police say it happened along northumbarland

road. fairfax county police worked with the victim to develop this comp sketch. they say he ran away and hasn't been seen since. many neighbors we spoke to had not heard about the crime. do you think you'll be more cautious with your kids? >> of course. i'm glad the news came to m to tell me so. >> reporter: this neighbor saw the police activity butreasn't hat it happened. >> i mean, w thee like six or seven police cars. that's good that they're trying to catch smomebody like that because that's just wrong. >> reporter: if you know anything, give police a call. >> thank you, darcy. toptaking a look at other stories making headlines, police now say remains found near an apartmentn south east washington belonged to three women who disappeared back in 2006.

all of the victims were in their 40s. they all lived around the neighborhood where they were buried. > a day after an explosive pennsylvania grand jury report on the catholic church, we're working to find new info ration. and thort accuses 300 priests of abusing 1,000 children over the past 70 arye cardinal donald wuerl was cr ricized in theort for mishandling cases when hewas th bishop of pittsburgh. pennsylvania's attorney general says wuerl's comments contradict documents that were unveile in the grand jury report. t our cal wuerl have not yet been returned. former cia director john brennan says he will not back wn even after president trump revoked his security clearance today. the presint cited what he called erratic behavior. brennan has emerged as one of the president's fiercest itics. in a tweet today he wrote that his principles are worth more than his clearances.

access to classified information can be critical for obtaining work as a consultant or adviser h here in washington. a warning tonight for lead-footed driverslong the beltway. speed cameras are clicking away as drivers wiz through work ezones. sihey've been set up in prince georges county, the cameras have rakedn millions of dollars. tracee wilkins is looking at the number of tickets handed out by some of the most prosptable d cameras in the state of maryland. >> reporter: it's been a since cameras made their appearance in prince georges county. it's paying for for tthe state. >> they got me one eptime. >>ter: they're the second most profitable cameras in marri maryland. >> there are t many drivers eeding with disregard for human life and r:mbs. >> reporike the rest of 495, the speed limit here is 55

miles per hour in the construction zone. but if you go 12 tours over speed limit, you can get a ticket. that happens to more than 124,000 sixttickets everyday, equaling $5 million in fines in one year. >> people object to the fact that these work zone cameras can operate seven ds a week, 24 hours a day. but the fact of the matter is that work zones are especially dangerous places to be speeding. >> reporter: the state says the idea to protect workers and drivers while inside the work zone. the finesre $40 a pop. but with this kind of profit, some wonder if it's really just about safety. >> i think the state government just uses it as a profit-making machine. and citizens suffer from it. >> reporter: the construction on this section of the beltways s,pected to last for the next two ye which means those cameras w tl be here forhe next two years. i'me trawilkins, ws4.

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of domestic violence. the app that helps you keep women safe in real time. plus a tech-savvy 6-year-old gives her parents a bigse surpri. and the photos have gone viral. that's coming up. first, here's doug again. >> guys, it's been on the hot sidell day. high temperature today, 90 degrees. even hotter through the day tomorrow and especially into friday. makes you want to g in th pool, doesn't it? >> yes, sir! >> yes, sir. i'm going in. i'm going in. i'm going in! right after the break.

there are apps for jtt abverything these days, it seems. now there's one available in our area to help survivors of domestic violence. it's called the safe night app. it was first launched in california. now a nonprofit called community advocates for family and youth isab making it ava here. here is how it works. people makenomous donation

to the safe night app. then the nonprofit can place victims in a safe hotel room, paid for by those donations. >> you want to be able to help. and yet you don't know how.ou and nownow now. you sign up for safe app and you can make a difference. >> the laurel police departme s has alread it will work with the nonprofit to find a safe place to stay for domestic emolence victims who call news4 is submitted to helping people esc abusive relationships wthrough our safe at home initiative. if you or someone you know needs help, open the nbc washington app and search "safe at home." weave resources on how to protect yourself and your loved ones and you can find out more about the safe night app. tonight in a "nbc nightly news" exclusive, lester holt sits down with jackdo ey, ceo of twitter, and presses him on how his company is rponding to explosive threats from

conspiracy theorist alex jones. >> alex jones posted what is essentially a video calling for people to get the battle rifles ready against the media, saying it's time to act, you have to act now. >> it's a time out. >> a time out seems no >> any suspension, whether it be a permanent one or a temporary one, makes someone think about their actions. >> watch that entire interview "nbc nightly news," right after news4 at 6:00, right here. a mischievous smile and a love for barbie. an amazon prime shoing spree unlike any the other. little caitlin hunt ordered more than f00 worth o barbies on amazon. her mother had told her it was okay to buy one doll. but when saitlin down in front of the computer, she just kept onclickin'. ten packages showed up in the driveway the next day. the family donated the dolls to the children's hospital wheca

lin was born. >> now, if amazon was available when we were kids, how many k ws do you thild have spent $300 on barbies? >> amazon would have been gone by now if it had been available back then. p too maents would have been upset. >> between barbie and hot wheels? still ahead, a local school district returns with a beefed-up security. why the superintendent is crediting the kids for an idea to have more gun-toting officers in their schools. and we're tracking changes for the weekd. doug joinss from manassas to break down our rain chances and jump in the pool, he says. first, a reminder, as we gear up for clear the shelters this weekend. a fredericksburg shelter is t allowing peopl pick a potential pet out of a shelter for a dae adventure tails program allows you to learn about thisi while giving pets a break from the shelter. adoptions have gone up 20% since this program began. and this saturday, shelters will

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students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida have finished their first day of classes for this new school year. returning students found more security staff and cameras. all classroom doors now have new hardware that automaticnly locks w doors are pulled shut. the district has invested more than $6 million in a new surveillance system. and a thousand miles away om parkland, some fauquier county students went back toee

school todayng a bit safer there. the deadly shooting in florida sparked county leaders to step up security. and they're now in the process of adding armed guards to every school. only on news4, bureau reporter david culver introduces us to with who are tasked now keeping teachers and students safe. reporter: the start of school can be a bit overwhelming especially when you're the new guy. meet franz mailer. >> when i got dressed today, i was like, i'm starting my new career. >> reporter: his new job, a school security officer or sso. he agreed to the position a day after he retired from virginia state police. he was a trooper for 29 years. >> a lot of times in my previous job, we're reactive. in this job, i can be proactive. >> reporter: following february's deadly school shooting in parkland, florida, the fauquier school board and community leaders mov swiftly,

each ing armed guards at school. mailer will likely start carrying his gun nextmo h. we'll work alongside school resource officer corporal tyndall. >> our school resource officers up to nowe built very good relationships with students. we expect and anticipate the ssos will do the same thing. >> reporter: they're not only focusing on students' physical safety. they're also focusing on mental health, making it easier for studchts and identify teas and staff members that they can open up to. 400 staff membe are now trained in mental health first aid. >> the studentst' said, thas great, but we don't know whoe thesolks are. we came up with a simple idea of providing, you know, a purplear la and this identifies the staff member as someone who is trhned in mental hea first aid. >> will this make a difference? >> it will, yeah.

it's a lot different when you know there's someone out there looking out for you. >> reporter: senior harper feels safer knowing corporal tyndall now has backup close by. >> now we know if officer tyndall can't be somewhere in case of an emergency, we meve e else that will be able to help us out. >> reporter: for now, mailer is taking it all, in getting to know the school community he will protect in serve without the badge. fauquier county, david culver, news4. >> great ideas there. >> mm-hmm. to our weather forecast now. >> this is not a goodidea. >> doug is still outside. he joins us with morerom tonight's backyard weather. okay, doug. >> at some point, babe, we know you're going to get wet, right? >> we're going off the diving board here. we've put our -- come on, guys. i say our clothes on. you gave me everything.

of cour, you're here, right? we shouldn go touva. >> you guys met at virginia tech. i've heard two different versions of th story. she came up to me. her previous boyfriend' name is josh as well, not fair to me, right? just not cool. >> and now your son is going there. they dropped off their son yesterday. he's a freshman now at virginia tech. where is the friend that was actually there tt night? she corroborated the story. so i know how it really happened. i want to show you guys -- before we go in, what are you doinoi >> i'm just to do a nice easy dive. >> i'm doing the triple if you haven't heard of it, i suggest you watch. lutside, temperature-wise, you guys, it is p weather. we've got temperatures currently in the 80s. 88 degrees right now, down to 87 next hour.re 84 d by 9:00. still pool weather by 11:00,

down to 80 degrees the o. current temperature, 88 rockville. 87 in dulles. if you're going out tonight, as the sun mes its way down in about an hour, it will be a nice night. not too humid right now. y 're going out for dinner, no problems. radar, nothing to show. we are dry. we wil stay that way right on through the next couple of days. as we move on through, though,e teures on the got hot side. we're talking 94 degrees tomorrow, 9 on friday. the big difference here is going to be the humidity. a lot more humid during the day on friday. a little bit more humid on thursday, tomorrow. then much more humid as weake r way into the day on friday. saturday and sunday, we're tracking the weekend for sure, because right now it looks like we've got a good chance of showers on saturday. sunday looks like it could be a litt bit of a washout. that storm system may stay down south, meaning for us just partly cloudy skies with a chance for shower activity. if you have weekend plans, we're watching. temperatures in the 80s towards neweek. all right, you guys ready for

this? >> here we >>go. we got our judges. josh, you are up first. >> that was tame. >> he did pretty good. let's see the triple lindy. >> all my electric stuff. the triple lindy. you need three diving boards for the triple lind here we go. >> oh, my! wow! doug's got game. who knew? >> he's got game and he's got water up his nose too. >> and in h shortstoo. >> he's got soggy sinuses too. >> good t job,hank you, doug. he's hing too much fun out there. theti redskins get ready for the second pre ason game tomorrow night. will we see quarterback alex smith in action?

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we've been trying to watch the triple lindy. >> i'm glad brought my bathing suit today, by the way, i didn't know this was going to be something. you do it? >> no, i'm not doing that. iannot. >> while the maryland football team continues to grieve overt loss of jordan mcnair, ttry d to also focus on the field as they prepared for the upcoming season. the terps kick off in two weeks against texas. interim head coach matt canada now leads the team inf place the lead head coach who is on administrative leave. camp opened 12 days ago. canada says precautioak are being in practice and they were very visible today, two big cooling ten on the field, players and coaches taking water breaks. minutes?ut one hour 45

taking over two weeks before the season is a tough spot to be in but canada is ready for thee. challe >> i'm thesi offenve coordinator, still an assistant coach. we're working through the process, there's a review going on. every season is different. this is certainly a challenging situation. and the focus of that is, you know, we're all still grievin for jordan. that's what we're focusing on as an entire program. we have 110 players, right? we've got 60, 70, 80 more weople whok with our players, for our players. and we're all doing tha so that's where we are. >> who is matt nada? h he wased as maryland's offensive coordinator in january. he was lsu's offensive coordinate in 2014.rt he sta as a grad assistant at his alma mater, indiana. a's coached eight different schools. meanwhile matt canada said today that he has talked to the head coach, d.j., to offer support but declined to go into

any more detail about their conversation. we hrd from one of the former players, nfl star jabrill o peppersffered this insight t intohe coaching style. >> durk, he was a different guy, you know what i mean?t, you kno but, you kno his tactics were different, i felt extremet times. i didn't like it, but at the end of the day you knew what the overall goal was. the way i would describe it, it's kind like bully coaching. i don't think he meant anything by . but, you know, it's just kind of how it comes up. >> believe it or not, training camp is over. redskins head north to get set for preseason game number two gets the jetstomorrow. will we see the starters tomorrow nighpi lly we see about a quarter a preseason game.

jay grudin doesn't say heything. 's the coach, he doesn't have to tell us anything, does he? alex smith is putting on a redskins jersey for the first time. but he sat out the opener. smith is continuing t h buildis chemistry with the training camp including joint practices against the jets. as far as suiting up tomorrow night, smith can't say. >> there's a lot that goes into those decisions. luckily i don't haveo make them. as a player you just get ready to play. and for me to get ready to play, it's a little weird. you come out here and practice against them three days, going gat each other,en it everything you've got. and then you get back into preseason mode where there i a little bit of, hey, maybe we'reg not runni this or that the, a preseason type of deal. i think everybody hopes to play, i know i do. >> we saw some goodtuff against the jets the last three days. nats play tonight in louis. they've lost three straight. >> don't go there. >>sorry. >> thank you, george. >> i want to see doug's triple lindy. here we go.

>> not bad. >> it's half a lindy.

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