we start with the crime that police called disturbing. a 14-year-old girlutally beaten to death. >> tonight three teenagers are charged and police say two of them have ties to ms 13. the victim's body found in a creek. you'll recall here in riverdale yesterday investigators tell us the motive appeared to be an effort to keep her quiet. >> cory smith joins us from prince george's county police headquarters with the details on this awful story. cory. >> reporter: jim and doreen, the victim in this case is 14-year-old ariana diaz. for nearly a month her body lay hidden in a wooded area in tverdale. tonighthree people who she knew have been arrested and charged with her murder. police say 16-year-old jose ponce, 17 joel escobar and 14-year-old killed diaz to keep her quiet. all four allegedly committed a robbery in d.c. on april 17th.

fearful that diaz would go to police, the trio lured her into the woods and killed her t next day. investigators say the two males are members of ms 13. diaz is the third teenager to be found dead since early march. two other victims we also found in a wooded area and police say each case is gang related. however, they are not connected and diaz's murder is an isolated innocent. this was the result of in-fighting within aoup and not a result that gang activity is on the rise. >> we have not noticed an uptick. it's an upeck becaus of some recent cases, but consistently it's been the same type of past.ty we've seen in the so it may look that way, but we haven't seen muchal more crim activity coming from ms 13 in this area. >> jim, doreen, as you said, a very disturbing case and the investigation is not done. police telling us today that they are in fact, looking for a

fourth suspect in this case. they were not able to provide any sort of description on who th person might be. again, you have a 14-year-old girl killed by three teenagers, all under the age of 18, all now facing a murder charge. back to you. >> s and horrific. all right, cory sith. thank you. more breaking news this evening. just a short time ago, the moorehe moorehead county sheriff in west virginia announced a murder arrest in the missing west ag virginia teen riley crossman. the 15-year-old vanished last week. officers found what they believe wasser body thi morning in a mountainous area. it's unclear how long the remains have beenh te. authorities arrested a her 41ea death. she is the boyfriend of crossman a mother. of yesterday hundreds volunteers joined in a search for riley. tonight we're getting a at first look how amazon may change your skyline.

we've seen this computer animation before, but today the tech giant revealed new images f what the new hq 2 could look like. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver is live in crystal city.ot he look at the changes. what kind ofre reaction a you hearing from people who live nearby? >> doreen, for folks who either there is or work here, a lot of intrigue. mostly folks seem to like the plans soes far. th are proposed plans that go to the county for final inproval. it's not what's g to fill the skyline so much as what will remain as open space. on a nice day crystal city's metropolitan park is busy.c cysts passing through. kids scooting by. shoppers bags full and dogs. lots and lots of dogs. keith harwood takes it all in from the bench. >> i have the opportunity to come out here from bunch. i get away from my desk. >> crystal city is whe he

spens h spends his day. two new buildings, phase one of amazon >> normally i'm facing this direction. so therefore, it should not affect me at all. >> reporter: keith can look awai and enjoy his lawn. sandra lives here. we helped her envig tsion the n skyline. >> it's going to block my view. >> reporter: the empty warehouses allow her to look beyond, but that will soon change. >> what do you think of the aestheti's? >>beautiful. >> reporter: as firam reported, on just filed their plans with arlington county. they include-sto towers, around 2.1 million square feet. it will also everybodye community making way for some 50,000 square feet of new retail space. we're talking shop, restaurants, even aay care center. >> i think it allows a little bit more character into the area.

>> what about metr olitan park and this grassy space? >> they're not going to take a, this are are they? >> reporter: amazon says they plan to open to the public space. 1 1.1 acres ofw public space. >> that's awesome. they're keeping the area us for us to still be able to use. >> reporr: another look at the proposed changes, the rendering from amazon. this still needs county approval before they move forward,but again, this is amazon's visi this.at today looks like as we come back out here live, the empty skyline for now. jim, we should tell you the wahington business journal is also reporting the first of these two towers that will go up behind me would likely come online around 2022. the next one about a year later in 2023. all together we're talking $6.5 billion that amazon plans to invest in their campus over the next decade. >> we like the pictures. we like the preview. david, thanks so much. reporters asked the

esident today if the u.s. is going to war with iran. his response, i hope not. the moment was less than reassing to lawmakers who have been pressdmg the ainistration for answers on the recent escalation intentions. d the matter sparked fierce debate among the white house, the pentagon, the cia and america's allies according to "the new york times." jenniferohnson is live on capitol hillwhere top congressional leaders were just briefed. >> that's right, jim, that briefing ended about two hours w ago, butre now hearing that the full senate wll be briefed on the iranian situation next tuesday. all o this overshadowing the president's newti immigra policy announcement. president trump unveiling his latest immigration reform plan shifting to a merit-based system prioritizingki high-sed workers while givingewaermi g ee ties in the u.s. >> as a result of the broken rules, the annual green card

flow is mostly low wage and low skill. >> the current system awards about 66% of green cards to immigrants with family ties. 12 12% based on skills. the president's plan would reverse that creating a point based visa system. >> future immigrants will be required to learn english and to pass a civics exam prior to admission. >> the plan has little hope of passing in a dividedre congss. democrats say it fails to address millions of immigrants already here illegally and so-called dreamers brought to the u.s. as children. >> neither donald trump's grandfather nor my father would ca underto come to ame this proposal. r> the pident facing an uphill battle as he also deals with theirowing mtary escalation with iran. >> mr. president, are we going to war with iran? >> i hope not. >> congress concerned and demanding to know what triggered the pentagon to move u.s.

bombers and warships to the region. >> if you continue to apply and negotiations, then you have a pressureth cooker will explode. >> new intelligence is now being shared with eight top house and senate leaders. nnifer johnson, nbc news, washington. it is one of the most deeply personales issu in american life in the nation is deeply divided over it, but a showdown over abortion law is sweeping statehouses across the country. at least 29 states have introduced abortion restrictions year. at least four states have passed laws that outlaw abortion at the first sign of a fetal heartbeat. alabama's governor just signed the touest lawin the nation banning abortion law all together nlgs unleunless the mo life is in danger. they hope to spark a supreme

court challenge. >> i hate to befearmonger, but i do believe they're to go on a path that will try to dismantle roe v. wade. >> chelsea manning defiant tonight and back in jail in alexandria after refusing to testify before a federalju gran investigating wikileaks. hs inecently spent two mon jail for refusing to testify. she was released last week when the grand jury's term expired. before ordered to appear a different grand jury today. before going into court, she vowed tooli vowed to go back to jail rather than cooperate. >> when i'm placed in confinement or not, i'm not going to comply with the >> she is a former officece infficer. she served about seven years in prison for passing thousands of government secrets to wikileaksn

back i 2010. they indicted wikileaks founder julian assange with that case. it was a beautiful day for baseball at nats park. the nats got a win and doug got it over the plate. >> he's asking for more plates of food tonight, endless food at the salt line. ye getting full yet, buddy? >> not now we're in the 6:00 hour, so now we can actually eat some real food. we've had a couple of appetizers, but i think you know what'sing up a little bit later on. right now i've got to tell you, such a great day here at nats park. we got the win. we had about 1600 kids here earlier. it was a fantastic experience for us, for everybody else involved in that too. i want to show you what ts com -- its becomemeoday. so phenomenal weather out there. we had a system come through

this morning.ut it was all o there right now. watch this. here it comes again dropping through the d.c. area, right around 7:00, 8:00 this morning. got a lo of people worried. are we looking at rain? no. that was a quick hitting. system now we're looking at glorious skies. look at the numbers. temperatures in the 70s. 79 now the high temperature so far in d.c. d 79n in richmond. 76 i eghagerstown. continuing warm tomorrow and right into the weekend. we could get close to 90 degrees for the weekend. we'll talk much more about and about how many 90s i expect for the rest of the year in my summer forecast in just a minute. >> they're starting pretty soon. when we come back, georgetown students expelled. part of that massive college admissions scandal, but now one of them is fighting back. up next, a news 4 consumer investigation we've been working for years.n susan hogat some answers

from a business owner accused of defrauding a lot of customers. >> how did it get so bad? >> hear his responseow that n

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new charges tonight against a local businessman at the center of a news 4 constmer inveation. >> the owner of access mobility is accused of taking money for medical equipment he never dl delhoered. susan n has been on top of this story for years. >> we're fining haring from him r the first time in 2 1/2

e'years. >> wve asked him to sit down and talk with us toexplain why these complaints continue to roll in over the years. he's never banswered, when we caught up with him outside court yesterday he did stop to answer our questions. >> i am owed from access mobility $7,625 for awalk-in tub. >> we first introduced you to molly last november. she's part of a larger group of people who tell us he took thousands of dollars for medical equipment he never delivered. our news 4 consumer of stigation found doze similar cases had been filed in civil court throughout virginia ting back to 2009. >> how many people have gone tod court just because he doesn't -- can't be served papers they just blow it off? >> after our story aired, criminal charges were filed in some of the cases, including

molly's. we caughen up with him w he showed up for a preliminary hearing in spotsylvania on wednesday. how did it get so bad? how did it get to this? >> small business disaster. it was definitely never intentional. i never took anyone's money with the intent of defrauding them or anything like that. >> clore says the business i now closed and he's working other jobs to earn money so he canpayback his customers. >> did you actually see our stories and see these people and the heartbreak? what does that do to. >> my heart is broken. i don't sleep at night honestly. this is a terrible, terrible situation. >> mollynd another customer tells us they don't believe clore will ever really pay them back. >> lie, lie, lie so much. so many people he cheat. >> this has been going on over and over and over for years. i don't think he's very honest

about that. >> but the one thing they do believe is that clore would not be facing these criminal charges had it not been for our investigation. >> so on behalf of all of us who have been tak advantage of by mr. clore, we thank you for all of your work that you have done. ive his did wave h preliminary hearing on the two felonies charge whis a grand jury will decide whether the case moves forward, but the there.oesn't end just moments after walking into the courthouse, clore was handcuffed by deputies and picked up on three outstanding warrants, two of them out of westmoreland county for simar charges and another out of montgomery county, maryland, where he was charged with theft earlier this year after we aired a story with a mom who says she paid clore $3,500 for a ceiling lift he never delivered for her

>> those victims got to see him today. >> they did and it was quite eyr opening f them, but they felt thathey, you know, they felt good about that i have to tell you. they don't believe him for a nu mi. >> well, we appreciate the woy 've been doing on this. we know you'll stay on it. >> we will. every time we do these stories, we hear from one or twoore ople and the story does continue and so does our fight with him. >> awesome work. khanks so much. let's get b to weather day at nats park. a beautiful day for storm team 4. telemundo frr, to talk about the weather down at the ballpark. . it worked out okayt although was wet at the start. >> well, we woke up and it was raining a little bit and my wife came down with me she goes this is going to affect your day. i said come on, honey, i know what's happening. the rain is out of here and it ended up being great. >> it really was one of those days where you wake up, you probably want a light jacket. you need the umbrella.

it's a completely different story. it's so comfortable and really nice. >> this is one of the best days. i just want to show you, look at the anacostia.re the our friends from telemundo doing the weather as well. just look at the boats out there on the water. i mean, this is a spectacular day to be outside. >> beautiful. a nice gentle breeze. there was a hunt of humidity. it's feeling much more comfortable. >> guess what i just ordered you? >> lobster roll. ee you know it, baby. you know it's b a great day. temperatures go the temperatures got to 79 degrees. again, looking good. let's talk about what we saw a little bit earlier today. there i was. yes, that's right, throwing out the first pitch in front of that 1,600s. kid we all got on top of the dugout. able to talk all about the weather during the day yesterday. as wewa made our y through the rest of the afternoona tod the weather's been great, but we

were talking to all these kids. every single one of us, chuck bell, lauren ricketts, talking about different kinds of weather in our area. of course, i got to throw out the first pitch a little bit earlier and really just a great not only did i throw a strike on the mound, i threw a strike here as well. look at these numbers. 79 degrees right now in d.c. 79 in frederick. 78 down towards fredericksburg. plenty of sunshine. really a spectacular afternoon. nothing as far as rain is concerned tonight. now, we do have a chance for rain tomorrow. let's take a look and show you what i mean. we saw showers early this morning. hat little system that came through, watchthis system back here to the west. we're watching the system back towards the great lakes. that system is going to be making its way our way overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning as well. but most of your friday will be

dry. so do not be surised to see some rain early on your friday. just to let you know about that, most of the day goes dry. look at the numbers. ine 60s or 70s across parts of the northeast. here are the 80s and even the 90s. look at sluit. louis at 90 degr. these are the kind of numbers we're going to see move into our area just time for the weekend. weekend for like saturday and sunday. the cooler air will be replaced by nice warm air and this is a pattern we think will last not u only thr this weekend, but probably into next weekend. of course, that is memorial day weekend. we'll be looking at these numbers to see where that front sets up, just how warm we're going to be. let's take a look at that forecast. 83 degrees tomorrow or 85 on saturday. an ay about a 30% chance of afternoon shower or storm with a high temperature of 89. 86 on monday. we see a front come through. down t 77. and then right back into the 80s to close to0 as we head

towards ocean city. next friday i will be down there next friday. we do it right. >> coming up at 6:45, you'll be looking at 90 degree day. >> last year was a hot year, but it wasn't exceptionally hot. >> we haven't hadny exceptional heat. it will be interesting to see what you think about this year. >> we're going to talk about it. we'll see you back here at 6:45 eating a lobster roll. let's get ba to the day. patients in major pain a getting left out of the potential payouts. >> coming up new at 6:30, the news 4 i-team explains what's not covered by a federal prograt and that means for patients suffering from vaccines given incorre ly. aorgetown student files ar wsuit afteeingla

tonight georgetown university haspelled two students linked to the massive admissions cheating scandal. one student is fighting back.

the georgetown junior has filed a federal lawsuit to get readmitted. he says he didn't know his father had paid for some admission even though he didn't even play tennis. he says his academic record shows he deserves to be there. we got reaction from students today as they prepare forua gradon weekend. >> if the evidence was clear the student had no involvement, i don't think the student should have to suffer for a parents decision. >> georgetown university says it cannot comment on pendingti tion. they reached out to the lawyer representing the expelled student. we were told 's not giving interviews at this time. >> itas been 65 years since the landmark brown versus board of education decision, but activists say the country is still strugglingn with educatio in equality. the supreme court ruling says racial segregation in public schools is unconstitutional. he civil rights groups that rallied at the u.s. capitolays ore works needs to be done.

dozens of judiciary nominees r haveefused to say the case was correctly decided. >> ahead a 6:30, a child psychologist with no qualifications manages to treed local children for several years. and the news 4 i-team working for your health tonight. why a federal program is covering injuries from shots for some patients and leaving others with little relief. breaking news. a titan of modern architecture his passed away. i.m.pei whose designs graced the idistrict. hes behind so many international ndmarks, including the national gallery of arts east building. pei's most famous building and likely the most visited is the louvre museum in paris. he was 102 years

. you're watching news 4 at 6:00. >> if yo re just joiningus, we take a quick look at some of our top stories. three teenagers are facing murder charges in connection to the killing of a 14-year-old girl. they found her body in a creek in riverdale yesterday. s police the three teens brutally beat her to death out of fear that she might rat them out for a crime in theistrict. they say two of the suspects have ties to the gang ms 13. an arrest in the murder of the missing west virginia teenager. the morgan county sheriff says the boyfriend of the victim's mother has now been charged.

15-year-old riley crossman disappeared last week. authorities believed they found her decomposed body this morning in berkeley county. investigators say the 41-year-old boyfriend was a person of interst since day one. we're getting our first look at what amazon's new hq 2 could look like in arlington. we got these new images today which show two big high rises at the center of the complex in crystal city. there will also be lots of n retail space and open public squares. the first two towers could be finished by 2022. breaking news. formeris national security adv michael flynn toll the special counsel about potential efforts to obstruct robert mueller's investigation. newly unredacted documents were me public just a short time ago. the documents indicate flynn told prosecutors about multiple instances he got communication from people connected to the trump administration or people

connected to congress. the communication could have affected his willi to cooperate with the special counsel. flynn even ve prosecutors a voice mail of one of the communications. flynn is awaiting sentencing for making false statements to the fbi. much more on nightly news after this broadcast. lawsuits are brewing around the country for people who say they were injured by the shingles vaccinehe >> but t news 4 i-team found one injury that's becoming more andmore common is not eligible for potential payouts. they're shoulder injuries caused by how those shots are given. a federal program has pailed millions to b victimsut not if theiras shot w a shingles vaccine. jodie fleischer shows us how patients in significant pain are left out of both remedies. >> you can hear the pain and frustration. as bob simmons tries to liftpo

ds with his last arm. the 72-year-old triathlete can curl ten times that with his right arm and his left arm was the same when a doctor recommended he get a shingles vaccine. >> in retrospect i wish i hadn't. i was in pretty good shape up to saat point. >> now he he can't even lift a dinner plate, let alone his eight grandchildren. >> when they run to me and pick, them up i can't hold them with this arm and it doesn't seem to be getting better. >> his doctor couldn't explain it. his physical therapist said working.s he said the pain from the shot started immediately. >> until recently there was no lot of legislate tur on. doctors guessed at best as to what the cause could have been. >> it stands for shoulder injury related to vaccin on administra attorneys paul brazil has handled hundre c ofses for patients around the country. >> people have mult mel --

multiple surgeries, missing time from work. >> the federal vaccine injury compensation program pays patients to prevent them from suing vaccine makers. the i-team has tracked more than $133 million paid. bob simmons doesn't qualify. >> any claim where you list the shingles vaccine as the cause your injury will just be dismissed. >> even though it is believe to be caused by how the shot was given, you have to have the right shots. flu shots covered. shingle shots are not.y theffer slightly from the childhood vaccine for chicken pox zpl it w pox. >> it was created for t childhood vaccine which includes flu, pneumonia. >> if adults get the same version -- it accounts for most of the cases in t program.

congress has never expanded it to include adult only versions of vaakanain of vaccines. >> if sirva i a covered injury, do you think it should matter what shot it was? >> no. that's ridiculous. whyou sh it? it's the administration of the shot, not what's in the shot. >> for every vaccine covered by the program, the patient getting the shot pays a 75 cent tax which helps fun those payouts, so shots that don't g the t can't be included. sometimes you can't even tell which shot caused the injuries. seniors often get multiple shots at e same time in the same arm. >> there are reasons to include every vaccine. >> thear phmaceutical company merck could have pushed to get the shingles shot into the program. now it' facing lawsuits about serious side effects including death, but no sirhava cases.

>> we think it's caused by improper administration, so the manufactur wouldn't be on the hook. >> plus the shingles shot bob got was from a different vacce maker. his only option would be going aftere vaccine giver. >> that would requiresuing the pharmacy or wherever he received the vaccine and trying to prove negligence. mr. simmons is in a tough spot. >> bob says the pharmact who gave him the shot was standingh w he was sitting which the cdc warns against. it's now been a year since his shot and he's says ost 80% of his arm strength. >> i just want to get my arm fixed. >> bob got his shot at a costco in leesburg. we reachedut to the company which says it cannot comment on the specifics regarding this particular case. however, all costco pharmacists are certified to issue immunizations. ecostco reported the caso a federal system that tracks

vaccine injuries. we tracked the records and found hundreds of people have reportei reacs to the shingles vaccine at various locations throughout our area. >> theam i te has been reporting on these cases for more than a year now. if you've been injured, they want to hear from you. visit our nbc washington app. send them an email. you can also watch their previous investigation. now to a correction on a story we brought you yesterday on news 4. in a report on the abortion ban said in alabama, we virginia state delegate bob thomas wants a similar law passed in virginia. however, delegate thomas has not expressed support for the alabama law, the most restrict in t nation. rather, he showed support for legislation similar to georgia law bannin abortions after six weeks of pregnancy with exceptions for raepe, insistnd the mother's health. >> a major shutdown, a traffic

headacheso coming on to northern virginia. still ead, adam tuss explains how the shutdown could impact other forms of transportation this summer. and we're down here right now at the salt line right outside nats park. we had nats weather day. weather day at nats park. such a great day today and i've got the summerorecast coming up. >> you're going to be talking aboutow many 90 degree days you think we'll have. >> that's right. and the nationals on a two gamet win ak. >> you've got to win a couple, right? (music throughout)

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she call would herself doctor, said she was a psychologist and treated hundreds of people. >> now she's facing charges. stafford county sheriff's investigators say it was all a ruse. the 42-year-old is behind bars after turning herselfhein. faces 13 charges, including practicing psychology without a license and obtaining ney by false pretenses. >> from 2012 until last year, avery worked for a now defunct medical practice called pediatric partners for attention

and learning. the investigation into her background started last fall when some suspicious patients started to makent complai >> some of her patients believe that they had been misdiagnosed or that their cldren had been misdiagnosed while under her care and they couldn't find a licensing number. >> a stafford detective began igging into her background and discovered not only did she not have a degree, she never even graduated from college. the sheriff's office is urging other families who may have had ontact with her and have concerns to contact them. still to come, a new n complicatior the looming summer shutdown on metro. >> i'm t adams. that major metro shutdown right around the corner, but a new wrinkle tonight. wrinkle tonight. 'll tell

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that major metro shutdown we keep talking about is just around the corner and unfortunately sos some new trouble. >> some critically important bus operators who will be counted on carry riders say they may go on strike. all of this is happening as every station south of reagan national airport prepares to shut doi for the ent summer. >> transportation reporter adam tuss is tracking it all from alexandria. >> reporter: as if the thought of a metro rail shutdown south ofrpreagan national t wasn't enough of a commuter

concern, now word that alexandria's dash bus drivers could go on strike.us the union jt authorized the possibility. >> we asked for what we deserve. if we don't get it, the strikebe will coming. >> reporter: this bus frhoperat wanted to remain anonymous. flat-out, the bus operators are aren't earning enough and the metro shutdown may be the right time to make a >>point. 'm broke. i don't mind striking. it's not going to get worse. i'm already at the booutom. >> ye saying this could come at any time? >> yep. any time. >> alexandria leaders making plans for more buses just case a dash strike does happen. right now negotiations ongoing. >> i think everything thate e havard from dash is that they're working diligently with the operators to make sure they get to a so llution. >> the reason for the shutdown, uneven and cracking platforms

growing by the day. enough space for ground cover to starthr peeking tgh. >> what better place than the metro platform. plenty of space in between here on the platform. this is a major reason why all of this is happening and why the work is so necessary. >> daily metro riders unfortunately now turning to their cars. >> i'll just have to drive. i hate to drive in the traffic, but i'll have to. >> shuttle buses will be remembering and there are sneme w hov restrictions in places inap alexandria oximately also keep in mind water taxi service is being expanded for the summer. a lot to keep track of as the shutdown draws closer. adam tuss, news 4. >> it will take a while batore all of settles down. what a spectacular day for baseball. all afternoon doug has been giving you his outlook for summer. >> doug and amelia be back live outside nats park with the final piece of thatg- lonrm summer forecast. it's all about the heat, isn't

it? >> yeah. it reallywe is. 're talking about how many 90 degrees days we'll see this esmmer. it do look above average. we've had such a great out here. what a day it's been. last year was very hot. it was the first or second 90 degree day. it's sweltering. it's so much nicer to be out in con tions like this. >> lower humidity. we had some niceow shers this morning. now we have sunshine out there. just a gorgeous evening. kind of reminds you of nantucket, cape cod. >> i haveeen to zero of those places. >> me neither. >> oh, you haven't either? but itou reminds of those. really good.li the salt ne doing their job. speaking of the salt line, you said you wanted something earlier. what was it? >> a lobster roll. >> you wanted the lobster roll. that's at they are famous for. you gave me some food earlier ok what i got for you.

this is my son enkn. >> thank you, kenton. >> you've got onion roll, onion rings there. i've got to go do the weather. did you have fun today? >> it was a really good time. i got to meet som of the players and it was fun overall. >> fun overall. >> and how did dad do pitching? >> he did amazing. >> see? he did amazing. you give your son a extra food they say you do amazing. >> this summer we think it's going to be hot but there's a cat caveat. yes, we'll be seeing hot days. summers in d.c. are hot and humid. another hot summer, but here's the thing. not super ho yes, we'll have numerous heat waves, but that's normal. what we're not going to be seeing is that extreme heat tt see so many times during the summer months. i don't think we'll see many hundred degree days this year

like in years passed. let's take a look. 48 to 5390 degree days. the average is 36. so you look at that and you go stw, at l 12 to 15 days bove average for 90 degree days. yes, we are saying it's going to be a very hot summer, but i am not expecting as many days between 95 and 100. it will be on the hot side. temperatures right around average for the whole summer which also means we'll have a couple days below average. all in all looking pretty good. we're not talking about extreme heat, but you know we'll still have some fairly hot days. we've actually got some hot days coming up. we've got hot days coming up, right amelia? >> absolutely. especially on sunday where we're going to flirt with 90 degrfs a high temperature. our high today was 79 degrees. that's the current temperature out here right now. we're also at 79 up in frederick and lsburg coming in at 77. just a beautiful evening out there. tomorrow we're going toa h a high temperature of 83 degrees. we'll have some morning showers

out there very similar to this morning. have a mix clouds and sunshine. again, a high of 83. a little bit humid outhe tre. future weather showing you these showers potentially through the mid morning hours until about 9:00, 10:00.yb maa storm out there tomorrow afternoon. as we look to the weekend, we'll have the chance for a late day shower both saturday and sunday, especially on sunday. keep that in mine for the nats game. it's looking absolutely fine. a hig temperature on sunday 89. 86 on monday. maybe some rain showers on mnd. those onion rings are fantastic too >> they really are. kenton just took some. orry about that, but i'm leaving the re this for you. >> i told him to dig in. you know we're all vultures around here. sherree burruss, you want any? she's getting ready for her s

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> while they were eating onion rings, i think they should be popping corks. we've won two in arow, guys, at home. this is awesome. >> there's reason for celebration. that's after the how. >> we both actually celebrated with lobster rolls. i had one. we just saw doug had one.m first pitch is what i should be calling this guy. it's a beautiful day. nationals win. the weather, you just couldn't picturey antter day. >> even inside the park, a lot f times you don't get t breeze. every time the clouds would come over, it was so much better. >> you add wind to all of that, it's perfect. let's show you how the nationals beat the mets this afternoon. wouldn't you believe it was such a perfect day for weather day. it was near perfect start, bottom of the first. anthony rendon, he takes thi up the center. an rbi single. nats up early, 1-0. later in thing in, nats out to a

3-0 lead. suzuki looking to add to. the catcher gets a lot of this one. it stays inar the p ap an rbi double for suzuki. nats up 4-0. but i problems the second. sanchez pitching and sanchez suffering a lef hamstring strain. sanchez leaves the game. davie martinez says he'll probably head to the injured list. he has been great for the nats. just joined the club last week ando cntinuing to rate until he aunches a two-run shot. aiple short of the cycle. nats up 6-4.w noin the 9th, a little bit of drama. john doolittle strikes out braxton to end it. a much-needed win.ak they t it 7-6. >> now a gss of wine.

it feels really good. the boys played really we've got to pick each other up evy now and then. it's not always going to be pretty, but they've got to pick the other guy up they did that today. >> we have a great team. we have a lot of baseball coming. we're stting to win. tomorrow we have another game. we know we had a chance to look like players. >> the winas all cool and all, but this was the exciting part. doug's first pitch, let's see it again. were you nervous? i did this last year. it was so much fun. i was so excited to get out there and i just had to get out there and give it my bee. stuff her >> you get to talk to bearclaw who caught you. >> and then he got the strike. i needed a crowd. i'm thinking i'm thinking a strike. i said i've got to bring at least a little bit of heat. so many people go up there and

lob it in. i had to bring the heat. >> do you want to know what he said about your >> yes. what did he say? >> really well. he actually threw it a littlear hder than i was expecting. he caught me offd, guarut he kept it in the air. >> we have a video. do you have any feedback? >> the ball came in pretty hot. >> was it a strike? >> it was not a strike. he even said missed a little inside. >> a little outside, but hey, you brought the heat. nice work. >> i guess you're actuallygh ri you had to do it. if you've got to go out, you've got to bring all you got. i have to don it agai next year because i have to throw a perfect strike. >> we'll keep practicing until then. we'll send it back to you guys. >> well done. t >>nks goodness that you didn't injure anybody with thatc powerful pi >> good work down there. good fun too. >> it's been a great day.en it's fun to watch. >> enjoy desert now.

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