young woman who was pinned beneath a metro bus and rescued by firefights. this happened near the intersection of mckinley street and broad branch road. it happened nearby lafayette elementary school right as school let out. ey say a metro bus struck the young woman and hit a little 4-year-old girl. the young girl is in the preschool at lafayette. the young woman is her caregiver. teachers from the school had joined the girls' parents at the hospital. both the girl and the young woman are said to be in serious condition but they're expected to recover. i talked to some witnesses who wereere when it happened. >> i saw the lady, she walked underneath the bus. >> did she say anything? >> no. just only ty were working, you know, the fire department were working because the lady she was very close to the tire.

she's underneath completely, the bus. >> you heard the screa? >> yes. >> and then you came running to the bus? >> yes >> and you saw her pinned under the bus? >> yes, sir. she was under the bumper? >> front wheel. to you. e say anything >> she talked. we kept her talking. >> i didn't see the little girl she had -- the baby, she had a scratch on the face and she was bleeding from one side. >> reporter: now, that striking bus still on the scene here. the investigation into that accident still going on. to you. ck >> pat collins, thank you. we are followingki more br news in december. this happened about an hour ago in front of the national zoo. a car and a motorcycle collided at concticut avenue. so now the southbound lanes at devonshire place in connecticut blocked off as police are investigating. they're removing the bike there. noord on any injuries now but we're going to continue to

follow this and bring you any updates on the air and you can also follown o nbc washington app. now to politics. tonight, double trouble forum president and a white house in turmoil. the president implicated by his own attorney general michael cohen in a campaign cover-up that kept scandalous information from voters. now cohen's lawyer dropping heavy hints to special counsel robert mueller. this as former trump campaign manager paul manafort evaluates his own refusal to flip after becoming a convicted felon. blayne alexander is here to break down today's developments. blayne? >> reporter: jim, it certainly appears that michael cohen has more toay and is willing to say it. today, the president's team is pushing bac hard on this. the white house said repeatedly that president trump s not facing any charges as the president is worng to discredit his one-time confidant. michael cohen, the president's one-time attorney and cleanup man, already spilling a lot

about his former boss and it appears he is not done yet. >> michael cohen has told me that he's going to tell the truth to whoever asks him, whether it be a congressional committee, a prosecutor or somebody ingt washin. >> reporter: cohen facing prison ti for campaign finance violations, admitting he was directed b t donald trum pay hush money to two women whose stories of affairs could have derailed his campaign. >> i american history, i don't know how many times a president of the united states sitting haa beenused of a felony by prosecutors. >> reporter: the president today telling fox business he did not know about the payments until later. >> my first question when i heard about it was, did they come out of e campaign? because that could be a little dicey. they didn't come out of the campaign.od >> reporter: on twitter, comparing cohen to former campaign manager paul ma who was convicted on eight federal counts and who refused ve break, the president wrote. such respect for a man.

now, for both, questions of a possible presidential pardon. says, no way. >> not only is he not hoping for it, he would not accept a pardon. >> reporter: potentially a different response from manafort facing years in federal prison and another trial next month now, on the possibility of those pardons, a longtime trump ally, alan dershowitz, tells msnbc today that theossibility of a pardon for cohen, you can forget about that. calling hcohen, in words, the enemy, but a pardon for manafort could possibly be on the table. now, wendy, as you can imagine, the h whise was pressed repeatedly on that possible manafort pardon today and sarah huckabee sanders sayt's not a topic that has come up since the manafort conviction. back to you. >> all right. blayne alexand thanks, blayne. the talk of pardons made us wonder if y can refuse a presidential pardon. nbc's pete williams tells us the question has actually come up twice. president andrew jackson pardoned a man convicted of

robbery and the man turned it down for reasons not clear. in 1833, the supreme court ruled a pardon has to be accepted in ordero be valid. the court does not have the power to force a pardonn someone. the court reached a similar conclusion in 1915. president woodrow wilson a pardon newspaper editor who pled the fifth and refused to testify in a criminal case. wilson was trying to force the newsper man to testify. the court ruled the editor had the right to refuse the pardon and retain his fifth amendment protection. in just a few weeks, a baby oy will celebrate his first birthday without his father. someon shot and killed his dad in prince george's county. tonight, as police hunt f his killer, family and friends gathered at the scene of the crime for an emotional vigil. news 4's meaganitzgerald reports from sea pleasant. >> come on, go to >> nothing like his dad because

they had a bond, you know? he loved hda >> reporter: the bond between lamont adair and his young son makai was undeniable. it was a love evident in every picture and video lamont would often pos on his social media pages. >> he was 24 years old. >> reporter: lant's mom darlene says basketball was his second love. he was getting ready to moveo china, where he was going to play professionally. >> he didn't care t ify had a gym open at 2:00 in the hemorni, ould go and play basketball. >> reporter: two weeks ago, lamont was walking on grieg street heading to train when he was gunned down in broad daylight. police say he was targeted but far they haven't made any arrests. >>e believe tree touched a lot of lives and it's just a shame he passed here on this street lous here in such a c way. >> reporter: today his family and friends are lighting candles and saying prayers in lamont' memory. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: they're walking from where he was murdered to the rec center he never made it

to that day. they want the community to know that lamon may be gone but his spirit will never die. >> lamont's funeral is expected to be this saturday in landover. reporting in sea pleasant, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. the catholic high school named afterardinal donald woerl is changing its name. now simply going to be cled nort catholic high school. earlier this week, the sign out front was vandalized. this came after a grand jury report on priest sex abuse. that report accused cardinal wuerl of helping cover up the abuse, an accusation the cardinal has denied. e school board of trustees said it was cardinal wuerl who asked to have his name removed so he would no longer be a distraction. arlington national cemetery re-opened to the plic just a few hours ago after shutting down this morning for a bomb

threat. that threat involved the entire site, not jt one particular area, so hundreds of staffers and law enforcement had to com through that massive 624-acre operty before giving the all-clear. funerals athe cemeteryal were lowed to proceed. we're told the cemetery has 10,000 visitors everday. the cleanup is still going on after last night's severe storms. eliot high middle school is going to be closed for the rest of theeek because of floods. the damage caused by thera heav and students are going to have class at garnet patterson scol. d.c. schools will provide shuttle busses in the morning and the evening to help kids get from one school to the other. now to virginia. the rain was sontense in the waterford area of loudoun county, itoaaused this to collapse. this isd stumptown roa at bankfield drive. both sides of the road remainnd

closed vdot crews will work on putting new concrete pipes there tomorrow morning. work is expected to be done by tomorrow night or friday. the good news is the stormsave ved out and you're soon going to see a very nice change. >> ameliar dra is enjoying a oautiful eveningut at wolf trap. the air is already starting to lighten up out there, isn't it? >> oh, it's beautiful out here. we have a nice breeze right now. we have the crowd getting ready for the doors. there we go. so the doors are going to be opening right around 6:30.le pelready enjoying some wine. wendy, i feel like you would love this,. t i saw a gentleman walking in with various types ofci sty olive oils. i can only imagine how good that's going to taste as michael mcdonald and peter cetera are performing here tonight at wolf frappe. e weather is just spectacular. lower humidity moving into the ooea. take a at our satellite and radar.

just a few clouds southern maryland. look up to haguers town, a little area of rain t upre in pennsylvania, might clip parts of washington and frederick county in maryland. no rain here at wolf trap tonight. the evening hours, up to s degright now. so far that's the high temperature for the day. as the concert gets under way here, temperatures are going to fall ie 70s. by 11:00 p.m., a comfortable 74 degrees. we have loudoun county schools starting tomorrow. i'm going to have that forecast coming up at about 6:25. guys? >> thanks, amelia. now i'mungry f olive oil, bread and some twine. >> oprah's piaka. >> i'll it. always looking to shave time off your commute, especially with traffic in our area. now vdot is going to do something to try to ease some of the nightmare on i-95 north and south. they're going to add lanes to the stretch from fredericksburg from route 17ou to 13 in

fredericksburg. news 4's transportation reporter adamuss has more on when this n,w relief could be coming. >> reporter: if you are one of the unlsky one that have to deal with i5 all the time, you know that it is packed most of the day. no b though, new relief cou coming in the fredericksburg area but you are going to have to deal with some construction. nothing is ever easy on i-95.ni >> it's tmare. it actually is a nightmare. >> so many people now. what do you do? >> reporter: even during a ground breaking ceremony to add new lanes, a whipping wind and rain seemed to ominously hang over this announcement. driver darcel blagman sum up i-95 this way -- >> not only pack a lunch, bring a chef. because you're going to need it. i swear you are. >> reporter: but help could be on therg way. ia governor ralph northam on hand to deliver the news. >> this is a b announcement.

three new lanes coming across the rapr.hannock ri >> reporter: six new miles to be exact in the fredericksburg area, southbound traffic will be separated with local and thru lanes. the tricky part building a southbound bridge across thean rappahck river. >> most of this should not impact traffic. >> reporter: the heavy hnstruction will happen out of the rushr period. the plan is to eventually have the express lanes thatn end stafford county run all the way down fredericksburg as well, but for now this new project under way. once again, the work has started. it's going to take some time to get this bridge blt and the new lanes built here in the fredericksburg area. the anticipated completion date, 2022. in fredericksburg, adam tuss, news 4. >> 2022? that is testingpa our ence. >> four years from now. >> the recent rain, folks, may be causing wild mushrooms to rout up in your yard.

>> an urgent warning after a local family gets sick. don't eat them. you need to protect your pet as well. we have the information for you. an undocumented immigrant is charged tonight in the high-profile murder ool age student from iowa. about how w clues the e tracked him down and one question that remains unanswered. welcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it's totally wired for fios.

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heartbreak in the heartland. we're hearing from the parents of that murdered iowa college student while the suspect in her death appears in court for the first time. nbc's chris pallone has the story. >> do you have anything to say for your rlf? >>orter: in iowa, policeve made sure eone got a good look at the man charged with murdering20-year-old mollie tibbetts. the accused killer, cristhian rivera, faced a judge for theti firs. >> mr. rivera, you have been charged with murder in the first degree. >> reporter: investigators say the undocumented immigrant from mexico spotted tibbetts as she jogged nea. her ho >> he was drawn to her and followed her around a little bit and ultimately confronted her and ended up tackling her and abducting her. >>eporter: police say a meowner's security camera was key inhe leading t to rivera. >> eventually t we got truth. >> reporter: investigators say rivera told them he blacked out

after abducting tibbetts. he drove to a corn field and dumped her body there. what's still unclear is why. >> i don't know what would possess someone to do that. >> reporte it's a question mollie tibbetts' friends and family will wrestleh w forever. >> i tried so hard not to think of the worst about this whole situation. this entire time it just has been me having thisth gut feeli at she was going to be found. that she was going to comeback. >> reporter: in a statement thanking people for their prayers, bbetts' family said, our hearts are broken. we know that many of you will join us asoe continue carry mollie in our heartsor fever. they had hope for five weeks. now they mourn d hereath, vowing to keep mollie tibbetts' memory alive. chris pollone, n ns. >> investigators believe that cristhian rivera had been in the united states for a many as seven years. the farm where he worked sissue

a statement, saying rivera was approved by the federal government's e-verify system for immigrant workers and was an employee in good standing. aecond person arrested after the discovery of a woman's body in the trunk of a burning vehicle. d.c. police arrested marcel vines today. last december, officers found karice lewis of hyattsville dead in theare here in southeast d.c. e times been shot multi before the car was set on fire. detectives arrested one man in february. vines is charged first-degree murder. it's unclear why the victim was targeted. and new at 00, a woman arrested in that baby formula fight that we showed you. police in montgomery county say ashley watts tried to steal formula from a shopper's food warehouse in german town earlier this month. police tell us tips came pouring in after they released this surveillan video. investigators say watts

assaulted the clerk. never did get her hands on that farm la. the man accused of ramming i his caro a group of counterprotesters at that white nationalist rally is asking for a change of venue now. james flds jr. is accused of slamming into the crowd at a unite the right rally last summerll in charlottes heath heather heyer was killed. several others injured. the suspect argues he won't be gifrl a fair trial in charlottesville. the lawyer madqu two ests, bee the trial or have jurors brought in from a different location. at this point, the trial is set to begin in november. tonight, people in hawaii are bracing for hurricane lane and they'reushing totock up on water, food and to fill up on gas, too. the category 4 storm could be the first hurricane to make landfall there in decades. only three hurricanes have done so sin the 1950s. the governor of hawaii has issued an emergency order to helppeed up the response.

storm surge and flooding are the main concerns. re is a live look at the conditions right now. it looks pretty idyllic now. t >> yeah, it does. >> the palm trees swaying a bit. there is churning way out in the pacific and expected to bear down on the big island, y should know, within the next 24 hours. something we're going to keep an eye on for you. >> here at home on the 'tinland, we dave any storms but we have something lovely in the air. amelia with the lowdown on our cool down coming and how long we get to enjoy if. the new steps the fda is taking tonight after the shortage of a life-saving allergy drug that is often required for some students to head back to school. a f promisem the top to residents losing their homes for the i-66 expansion project. governor ralph northam weighing in after a news story that residents felt they were getting a raw deal. coming up, the governor

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weather that is now descending upon us. >> oh, it is just spectacular, guys. when you step outside tonight after the 6:00 p.m. show, you're going to feel the difference in humidity. feeling so much more comfortable. we have everybody lined up waiting for the doors to open here for the michael mcdaldti concert star at 8:00 p.m., but the doors here opening at 6:30. the weather could not be better out herep at wolf t where the temperature is coming in at about 82 degrees and finally a break from the rain. so far this is the sixth wettest year on recorwe e had so much rain out there since mid-july but we're getting a break, not oy today butt least through the weekend. we're going to have more in the ten-day forecast coming up at . 6: currently in washington, we're at 85 degrees. annapolis coming in at 84, d, of course, loudoun county going back to school tomorrow. at theus stop it is going to be amazing with the temperature around 66 degrees. even cooler in the suburbs there

with temperatures around 60. recess is looking awesome. temperatures in the mid-70s. by the time you're picking the kids up from schl in the low 80s with low humidity. as we look to, agai the four-day forecast, tomorrow, the high of 82. it does start to feel a little warmer out there on friday, 84. ntill gorgeous. hints of fall the air. you can open up the air tonight, tomorrow night, even on io the weekend. on saturday, a high of 84 degrees.85 sunday, it's not but it's not that humid. we'll have a high temperature out there on sunday of 90 otgrees. we'reorried about any rain at all this weekend. so really nice weather. also coming up here at wolf trap, i should say, we haveae mich mcdonald and peter cetera tonight. e en two days from now we h frankie valley and the four seasons. so that is going to be amazing y on your fri night. i think the show is still not sold out yet. i am working for douon he's on vaca i don't think there is anybody that can work for me.

i am really jlous because love frankie valley. regardless, this season is not over here at wolf ap, we're still celebrating summer. what a beautiful night to be doing so, tguys. t's right. frankie valley, he's just too good to be true. >> that is true, wen. >> thanks, amelia. we have a classroom controversy. there is a new policy that has some students worried about getting ahold of their parents in an emergency. >> families force out o their homes as plans to expand i-66 move ahead. the changes the governor's now demanding after a news 4 report. and a hotspot for sweet treats and trivia is closing its doors but not without a final promotion for you. we'll let you know what you can get for just $1.

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you're watching news 4 at 6:00. if you're ust joiningus, a quick look at o s topries tonight here in the district. a youngoman and a 4-year-old girl are inow the hospital n recovering after they bot hit a metro bus. the woman got pinned underneath the puss and had to be pulled out. we're told she had just picked up the little girl at nearby lafayettel elementary sch in upper northwest, the chevy chase neighborhood. both the woman and the child are expected to recover. growing bitterness between president trump and his former fixer michael cohen.

one day after cohen pled guilty c federalmes and implicated the president in a hush m cey campaigner-up. cohen's lawyer says he would not take a presidential pardon even if it were offered. on the other hand, the president's allies are notut ruling o pardon for his former campaign manager, paul manafort. cardinal donald wuerl's name is coming off a catholic hig school north o outside the school wasf vandalized. the change follows that pennsylvania grand juryeport accusing cardinal wuerl of being part of a big cover-up of priest sex abuse. a charge he denies. the school's board of trustees says cardinal wuerl asked his name be removed so he would no longer be a distraction. students at a d.c. high school are being tested, it's a pilot program. it requires them to give upl their c phones in class. >> yeah, it's wilson high school in northwest. it now requires students to lock

up their phones. it has become a classrm controvers news 4's chris gordon explains. >> reporter: at wilson high school in northwest washington, students are learning to live without their cell phones in class. they have to shut off their phones, put them in what's called a yonder bag, which is aen locked left on their desk. at the end of class, they're calledop to the front unlock the bags using a special magnetic devirt. >> we're sg with science and math and each advisory -- each nine weeks, we'll add a different department. the plan is to be a cell phone-freeschool. >> reporter: the yonder bags used at wilson high school cost about $5,000. the money to buy them came from the parent/teacher student organization. these two students are writing a story on the cell phone bags for "the beacon," the school newspaper, askin students to comment. >> where did this money come from? why are we spending this as opposed to a million other things we could be

spending money on? >> they're not happy about it but they realize it needs to sppen, i guess. >> reporter: somdents are concerned about doing without their cell phone in class. >> if there was an emergency and i can't get to mn phone t i would start to panic myself because i would want to make sure my mom knows i'm okay. >> reporter: a spokesman for p d.lic schools tells me in case of an emergency, the school will communicate with the students over the intercom. if they're evacuated from the school, teachers are required to bring out the magnetic unlocking devices so students can retrieve their cell phones. that's the latest from woodrowo wi high school in northwest washington. back to you. >> every d.c. public school has its o cell phone policy. wilson high school is the only school using those yonder bags. three people are in trouble foranlizing a police cruiser. they're accused of hitting the car while it was parked in front of an offduty police officer's house. that officer snapped these pictures. this was last night.

one appears to show the group vandalizing the patrol car. another image shows a dent in the roo of the cruiser. virginia's governor, we're working for you after concerns of homeowners. the governor of the commonwealth is demanding better treatment for ten families whose homes are being torn down to make way for the i-66 expansion project. his action comes after news 4 ported that residents felt that vdot and relocation company were doing little to help them move. our bureau chiul kerry got their reaction to the governor's promise. >> reporter: back on august 8th, dolores and another neighbor sharing their worries with myll cogue david culver. residents losin theiromes to eminent domain, complaining they were getting little information or help from vdot in finding new, comparable homes. >> it puts us in limbo. we don't know what's happening. >> reporter: turns out governor

alph northam was listening and shared his reaction with me today on wtop's "ask the governor." >> i was very upset when i heard that and we're making changes make sure we take care of these companies. >> reporter: the governor tells me he put vdot on notice to makes things right and vdot confirms they've conacted with a new home relocation company. >>ay when somebody you need to move, we're going to tear your house down. that is snificant. i'm very sensitive to that and wa want to treat these people the right way. >> reporter: we checked balk with dolores. she's encouraged by the governor's progress and the meeting he just had with ot. >> i encouraged he's on board with us and he's going to do the best he can to get the ball rolling, too. >> reporr: a delegate who represents the five homeowners on accidestenhouse place helped residents sound the alarm. >> i'm glad they're on top of this. i hope we can expeditehe

process. these folks have waited too long to get answers from the government. >> reporter: residents me the real test is still ahead when they find a new home tha meets their needs. will they put the money on the table quick enough to grab t home in this hot real estate market? a beloved spot for yogurt, nerdy trivia, classic video games. the quirky dupont circleur yog shop mr. i yogato closing. >> no. >> owner steve davis posted the news onk. faceb he also said he's willing to sell the business to a worthy yogurt enthusiast for just $1. you're supposed to e-mail the store if interested. mr. yogato will close in october if there is no worthy successor. >> it sounds like a -- someone's turning

older at the national zoo. this little guy. >> he's getting a big cake. no yogurt i inst but bei bei is getting a sweet treat as crowds sang to him for this 3rd fwir birthday. ruat frozen cake of sorts made of fit juices including as, carrots, sugar cane and bamboo. >> i always get it in my cake. bei bei's birthday is little bittersweet because it means we only have one year left before he's sent to china to be part of the panda breeding program. fewer tha 2,000 pandas living in the wild. not quite thursday so we call this way back wednesday. bei bei from his early days. that stick of butckr. you can cut a gallery of bei bei throughout the years in our nbc washington app. from intern to internet sensation, the sto sprinter in in the blue dress covered up by coming up.

captured moments after the manafort verdict in virginia. a lifesaving allergy drug is in short supply just as kids are heading back to school. now there is i solution to the t,shortage. fiere is amelia back at wolf trap. andou know what? what a beautiful night out here at wolf trap, wendy. the humidity levels areng drop we have a fantastic breeze. i spoke with one loudoun county family who is starting school tomorrow. they're still here enjoying the conc tonight. what can you expect at the bus stop tomorrow? that forecast cong up. mi

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milligram dose will fall under that extendedio expir window. so, so do the authorizedeneric versions of the medicine with expiration dates between april and december ofhis year. the fda says thistixtended expi will help cover these shortages. alexa is going kid-friendly. that mns theame question could get a different answer depending on who ist. asking like who is stormy daniels? or where do babies come from? the virtual assistant won't spill theut beans a santa either. amazon worked with child psychologists to comh up wit some of the answers this updated version will s also plags without curse words. if the kids are supposed to be studying or sleeping, well, exa will say, sorry, i can't play that right now. try again later. a new home monitor. hm we love our monumenus and ourms here in washington, but we also love our loc

chndmarks. ben'i bowl cherished through the decades for those of us who live here. we can't talk about ben's without mentioning the mueller emblazened with local heros. ben'shili bowl turned 60 today. a lot of chili, chopped and fries. ben and virginia ali opened the restaurant in 1958. they stuck it out on u street in some of thecity's toughest times. >> think of all the things that have happened over the course oe thix decades. we've been here through the window looking out on to the city. >> reporter: the city changed the number of the block view street in from of the restaurant. it's called ben ali way to mark the anniversary. be died i 2009 but his wife virginia turns 85 this year. you cantill see hern the restaurant. >> i saw her today and beautiful inside and out. wh

congrats to them all. coming up next, david culver with the warning tonight after all this rain en. tonight, fairfax county firi and rescue war folks of encounters with these, wild mushroom just ahead right here on news 4, we're going to share the frightening encounter one family had with them and the warning for those of w yh pets. delicious changes in the fo lcast. ameliaive at wolf trap this afternoon to tell us when we get a taste of fall and how long it lasts.

it's no secret we have had a very rainy augt. wild mushrooms like these love the wet weather we've had but

tonight first responders in fairfax county are warning you to keep away. if your pet gets ahold of one, news 4's david culveryxplains you need to act fast. >> do you have any other questions? >> reporter: a doctor's visit made more challenging when the patriot cannot talk. ensued columbia a pikenimal hospital and emergency center, e vets see it all, including dogs going after wild growth ke mushrooms. >> because it's something new to the animal. it smells funny. it looks different. they're going to try and go get it. i had to wrestle some out of my yard the other day from mydog. >> reporter: the soggy summer led to shrooms popping up all over. if you're on a walk with your dog, the vet recommends doing three things if you think that animal has consumed wild mushroom. first they want you to snap a picture. then potentially collect it, put it in a baggy and get your p to the vet. >> so that we can go ahead and

make them throw it up.f a lot times if you get it out of their system it won't cause any of the issues. some of the really toxic ones are deadly. >> reporter: a potentially deadly outcome for humans, too. fairfax county fire and rescue recently respondinamto ay of three suffering severe stomach pain. they had picked, cooked and ten the mushrooms a couple of hours before. >> more so than just taking them to the hospital and we like to try to make sure their overall care and well-being is taken carehe of. >>eam work to down the exact mushroom type. >>ck went t in weeds, backfield. we found two or three different types of mushrooms. >> reporter: they texted what they found to this doctor. he was working to treat the family. >> why is it important to identify the mushroom? >> if you're wrong, you end up with a liver transplant or you die. >> reporter: a potentially ifesaving warning for pet owners and their best friends. annandale, virginia, david cuer, news 4.

>> veterinarians tell us the more information you can provide about the te of mushroom your animal consumed the better. they can treat your pet. like humans, they say time is critical. the quicker yoe get help, better. we have some breaking news. we have just learned a d.c. refighter has been arrested for operating an atv in the strict this past weekend. his name is deray wilson. he's 28 years old and was arrested on 7th street about 7: 30 on sunday night. not clear if was part of this larger swarm of atvers bothering people in the district this weekend. operating an atv on the public streets in the district is illegal. ir're awaiting a comment from the d.c. fe officials and we'll have more on this story tonight at 11:00. back now to your glorious forecast. >> amelia's enjoying the sunshine out at wolf trap as we gear up for a gorgeous stretch of weather cominour way, huh? >> oh, it's u amazing.

ow what, guys? i've saved some of the best for last. you, this is the wolf trap pavilion cup.yo know when you come and have the lawn seats, you can bring whatever you want, enjoy your wine. if you had seats on the awning, you can't b wng thee down. not anymore. you can actually take that down with you with your wine in it. there is aan new resta here, ovations, the jose andreas food group. jose's take on american classics. those sou like go amazing things at dinner time, right? as we look a theforecast, the humidity levels have lowered across the entire area. ourn temperatures the generally low to mid-80s right now. 84 up in frederick. tomorrow mning at 6:00a.m., look what you're stepping out the door to. if you can, i wouldike or walk to work tomorrow. it's going to be awesome. the kids waiting for the school bus. it's not hot or sweaty out there. 66 in the distri. the subur coming in around 60.

60 in culpeper, 59 in leesburg. temperatures in the mid-70s around recess or lunchtime. have your lunch outdoors tomorrow. a high of 82 is going to feel amazing. tomorrow night is picture perfec perfect night to take the kids tt the park or the playground. the sung right around he50. with allrain, it brought some of the ragweed poln but you notice the mold spores still coming in high, due in part to all then we've had. we're getting a break from the rain for the next few days. the perfect time to fire up the grill. tomorrow, perfection. friday, another great day. the weekend is going to be a little b hot, especially out there on sunday, but we have low humidity levels on saturday and only feeling a bit honid out therunday if you're heading to the beach, friday, saturday and sunday all lloking fa at the beach with temperatures saturday and sunday there in the low 80s. i love this time of year at the

beach because thewater's actually continuing to warm versus earlier in the season. here is tt storm team 4 four-day forecast. 82 degrees for a high tomorrow. low to mid-80s on friday. mid-80s out there on satur ly. as wek to sunday, high temperatures around 90. we're not done with the 90s just yet. take a look. all of next week for the most part features highs in the low to mid-90s and the humidity levels return. that's a ways away. we don't need to worry about that rht now. we're going to focus on this fall-like feel we're going to wake up to tomorrowha morning is actually moving in right now. dhen folks are leaving this michael mcdon concert tonight, it's going to feel more like fall as they went in with it feeling almost summerlike out there. >> your cup is empty or is it full? >> i broughtfo this jim, you and wendy and share. >> there you go. >> i only got one and you can share it, how is that? >> thanks,od amelia. stuff. now to that video that went

cral immediately. we just't watch enough of it. take a good look. it shows journalists sprting out of the courthouse in alexandria yesterday the second the paul manafort verdict came in. >> reporters were n allowed to bring phones into the courthouse so the news had to be carried outside the old fashioned way. the young woman in the blue dressot captured a of attention. as it turns out, she's an from nbc news. she works forl "andrea mitch reports." it's just a great pictures and she has got some speed. she's likeercury running out of there. that's so funny. >> a track star. l these fabulous. we alwayse it when a verdict comes in. sometimes they do sign language from theindow to the people below. we always have thisin big ro >> she was not wearing heels but i say she's gotre a g new facebook profile picture. >> that's wonderful. you go, cassie, go the redskins getting ready for their wee one dress rehearsal. this team has some big

expectations. sherry's up next with sports. >> first, herer is leslt with a look at what's ahead on "nbc nightly news." jim and wendy, tonight, president trump explains why he payoffs tohush money women didn't break the law. new text messages raise troubling questions for the harvey weinstein accuser who now stands accused of sexual misconduct herself on "nbc ni

this is the xfinity sports desk. >> we'll get our best tea of what the redskins will look like of the regular season on friday in the third preseason game. they host theos denver bro who are planning on playing their starters most of the first half. same goehe for burgundy and gold. their first team offense and defense getling qua time. the redskins making their final broncos. the he newest member of the redskins, adrian peterson, expected to see some time in friday night'snoame. word yetnow long quarterback alex smith will play in the game. a simulated game a week for the

redskins tince it'she final dress rehearsal for most of the starters before week one. this team is excited f challenge. >> we have a new game plan all this week. focus and the details have been high level. we've just got to finish these last two ds and be ready on friday. it's going to be like a game-like experience for us. >> what are you looking to see from i guess the first team defense against the broncos' offense? >> well, i'm looking for at least three and out.d turnovers, s drive, you know, just keep it going. we wanto get used to dominating. a chance to get used to dominating would be on friday if we can lock in togethee as a whole,n dominate. >> d.j. not setting the bar too high ores anything. son game number three this friday right here on nbc 4. we'll have you covered kickoff at 7:30. thent's our "redskins postgame show" report followed by news 4 11:00.

reason to leave your couch on friday night. meanwhile, the nationals contin to go back and forth between a winning and losing record. washington put up 12 runs against the phillies to get back to .500. tonight, game two of the series. the nats gettingt re-enforcem on the mound. stephen strasbourg activated off the ten-day disabled list. the orioles back home after a tough day in toronto. all the kids out for daytime baseball. not sure this group meant to wear orange, though. or's been rough the os. at the plate. takes it to center. thinks he has a base but you uh. incredible diving grab robbing him of a base hit. things go worse foreialtimore. h inning, miguel castro pitching with two on. devin travis gets all of this one. a three-run shot to center. blue jays win it 6-0. 90th loss of the season for the

orioles. the mystics playoff match-up set. they will host the los angeles spar sparks. washington coming into the playof on a roll, winners of 9 of their last 11 games including an eight-ga win streak. alina led the way. mi mystics and sparks tip at 7:30. it hard to miss this bus. a loudoun county based nonprofit supportingth at-risk you as well as 18 to 24-year-olds who are homeless. they help to benefit them with self-sufficiency. the group provides access to things like food, othes. you're seeing school supplies here. mobile hope is teaming up with redskins' coach jay gruden and his wife sherry for aao k fund-raiser on september 1st. this is d.j. he will be singing.

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