officer who has been investigating the gangor decades. >> their ultimate goal is to beome the largest most violent gang in the world. news 4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news. >> and we begin with the escalating tensions between the white house and the io congressl democrats. >> former white house counsel n mcgahn directed by the president to defy a subpoena calling for him to appea before lawmakers. >> now the justice department is providing new support and a rg legal aument for the president. >> erika gonzalez in the newsroom. she's got the details. >> the president has said last month his administration is fighting all the subpoenas and that's exactly what they are doing here. on mcgahn, the former white house counsel, is a key witness in the special counsel investigation and mentioned more than any other witness in the mueller report. last month the house judiciary s committeeubpoenaed him for documents and testimony. that hearing scheduled for hmorrow morning. now the whitese says the justice department has declared

mcgahn immunend in a 15-page memo the doj office of legal counsel argues this is a sprague of power issue writing that if congress were allowed to subpoena the president, it would, quote, prote a perception that the president is subordinate to congress, end e, quotdding that since the 1970s they've advised that, quote, the president and his immediate advisers are absolutely immune from testimonial compulsion by a congressional committee on matters related to their official due.es, end quot mcgahn left the administration last october. house judiciary chair jerry nadler calls it the latest example of what he calls the trump administration's disdain for law. he adds that the committee will meet as planned saying that he expects mcgahn to attend. wendy and leon, back over to you. >> thanks, erika. right now parts of texas and oklahoma are on high alert. severe storms and tornadoes are racing across that region.

there he been numerous tornadoes on the ground and even more could be coming. now, take a look at this. these are live pictures. we've been watching this scene play out. the word t describe it, ominous. this is near oklahoma city. the national weather service calls it a particularly dangerous situation. it's important that they use those words because the last time a warning this strong was issued was back in 2011 during an outbreak that killed more than 300 people. take a look at this photo. we've just got this in. this is what appears to be a tornado or funnel cud near paducah, texas. still too early to know about ouy injuries from these storms breaking this comes after a weekend oft violenweather in that same area and that did a lot of serious damage. >> talking about tornado alley is getting so much bigger and wider because of climate change. we've seen a few pops of some storms this afternoon, nothing serious. what's your take,doug, on what you're seeing with these pictures out in oklahoma and texas? >> very dangerous situation for sure. we're going to be going through

this throughout the rest of the evening hours, especially texas and oklahoma. yeah, there have been numerous ndrnadoes on the grou already. texas texas aand oklahoma not a population area, but expected to hit near oklahoma city tonight. for us we have a couple of showers out there. one severe thunderstorm warning. his is for sussex county in delaware. one storm right there, the same storm that came through st. mary county earlier.th right on ugh the d.c. metro area, right on through the city of fairfax and burke. this is between bethesda, over toward silver spring and another little shower around the bowie area as well, all with a cold front makingits way our way. that cold front coming through and it will change things for us. here is the big system. out here towards oklahoma and texas, look at this line ofs torms. numerous tornado warnings out there right now. we'll have much more on this,o what t expect from our weather as well. i'm back in a few minutes. >>. thanks, doug over the past several days

we have seen a recent rash of violent crime in a popular d.c. neighborhood. >> three shootings and in one of those cases a fire broke out hooting rs after that in that same apartment complex. >> news 4 pat collins is joining us. he's in columbia heights where he's been talking to residents who must be fra ic aboutthis, pat. >> reporter: indeed, wendy. people say sometimes a yit challenge to live mere in columbia heights. those eekend was one of times. so what's it like to live in columbia heights? ask this man. how long have you lived in that building? >> i've lived there for 65 days. since then i've been robbed at gunpoint. >> reporter: asked this woman. >> it is awful. i'm a mother of six, grandma of two. i'm very concerned about t youth in this community.

>> reporter: sunday a curious fire at the tivoli apartments o hyatace. lots of smoke. lots of questions. you see, a few hoursh before tat fire in a third floor apartment, a man shot and seriously wounded in the hallway of the third floor in the same building. management says the victim had been banned from the building weeksgo. eric hill lives in the building. he says people from the outside te advantage of residents here. >> i've been assaulted. i currently have a broken nose and a black eye. my apartment has been burglarized while i was in the hospital. >> reporter: violence is no stranger here in columbia reights. last mach a 25-year-old man was shot and killed here. last friday two men shot and wounded here. this woman was here when it happened.

she asked that we conceal her identity. >> i was walking back from picking up my grandchild from school. i hear pop pop pop and i had to run. i couldn't stop to see what it was because my grandchild was shaking. >> reporter: police have released these three pictures of three suspects hoping somebody will identify them, somebody will help them close this case of violence. tonight increased police patrols here. police out trying to keep the peace here in columbia heights. leon, backto you. >> unbelievable. that much is going on in that building. thank you, pat. newst charges again a frederick, maryland pediatrician already accused of raping a female patient. dr. torrez has now been indicted on 65 new charges and this is based on 11 new accusers coming forward. torrez was originally charged with raping an 18-year-old

woman. he was placed under house arrest after he posted bond. torrez will be back in court tomorrow to review his bond tatus in light of these new charges. it has been less than a year since maryland's new red flag law took effect andy police it's already paying dividends. that law helps take guns from high risk individuals who could do harm to themselves or others. hundreds of guns have been confiscated. lives likely saved. as news 4's cory smith reports, it's also getting people the help they need before it's too late. >> this really is about helpinge peopl in need and preventing violence. >> behind the store sits hundreds of firearms taken out of the hans of prince george's county residents deemed by a to judge be a danger to themselves or others. for mark spencer, it's evident that the public is using the state's red agw to prevent domestic violence. >> i think this is one of the unique situations where the law is very closely doing what the

legislators intended. >> last week sheriffs deputies seized 78 firearms and nearly 25,000 rounds of ammunition from just one person. it was the 56th extreme risk protection order related to domestic violence served in the county. at's the second highest in maryland. it's resulted in more than 130 firearms being surrendered. in neighboring montgomery county, there have been nearly 40 protective orders filed. spencerays there is nodoubt lives have been saved. >> this is a way as you said be proactive. intervene early so that we're not dealing with tragedy. >> but preventing violence is just one of the benefits in the law's short existence. >> as people become more aware, they see this as an avenue, aol too help them address an issue of someone who is ruggling withmental health. >> and with guns being the number one cause of domestic olencefatalities, spencer hopes the public continues to speak up. >> we think tht numbers rig now are trending in that right way to say this is really an intervention tool and a

prevention tool. >> in prince orge's county, cory smith, news 4. minutes into the first team workout of the ofseason, the first workout, a potentially devastating injury for the burgundy and gold. linebacker reuben foster was expected to make a big impact with the team on defense this od season, but on the first day of organized team activity, just the third "play of the day,"nt foster weown as you can see in inhere, obvious pain, grabbing his knee. he was emotional. he had to be carted off the field in a soft cast. sherree burruss there was to see it and hear it. >> a massachusetts man is charged with sexually assaulting the teenager who sat next to him on a fligh coming in to dulles international airport. the details wereevealed in some new court filings and they're startling. scott macfarlane is here with details on the latest airborne sexual assault on a local

flight. scott. >>ff the fbi aavit reviewed by news 4 is a difficult thing to read. it says george assaulted the 19-year-old tom he met onhe plane in row 26 of th united airlines flight from tokyo to sulles last summer. the affidavit say he began by touching the girl's knee, then began sexually groping her, placing a blanket over her leg, making it difficult for other passengers to see him. the affidavit ys the victim was quietly crying with tearing streaming down her face before pushing his hands away. his attorney says he firmly denies the allegation against him, but a grand jury has o indicted hima federal criminal charge. he's in court friday for arraignment and this is not the first such allegation on a local flight. news 4 i-team and federal court records reveals four other sex assault casesd aboar flights to dulles or reagan national just since 2013. the fbi in the meantime has in posted warn signs on tv monitors which say sex assaults

aboard flights are federal crimes. the d.c. field's office has a lace liaison team to handle federal crime. it wilutbe proseced at the federal courthouse in nd aleria. scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. >> thank you, scott. a 16-year-old boy from guatemala dd today while in the custody of the usa government. he is now the fifth migrant hild to die in u.s. custody since december. customs and border protection says the teen was apprehended in south texas a week ago. he was due to be placed in a facility forunaccompanied migrant children. this comes as the trump administration says at least 1,700 additional migrant were separated from their families and that is on top of the 2,800 we knew were separated. and there could be even more. the government has only reviewed the files of just over 4,000 out of the00 50 migrant children. still ahead, a kidnapping caught on cameraod and how g

samaritans saved an 8-year-old girl just hours after she was taken right in front of her own door. a local high school community rallies around one student's family after a deadly crash. julie carey shows use school today. tracking ms-13.go erika nzalez talks to an presenceout the gang's in the district, in maryland, and in virginia. >> you've seen in our area ms-13 gang members as young as the years old. >> starting the process.

a teenager chargedn a

brutal murder o a 14-year-old dwi girl in maryland will be remaining in custody for now. he along with two other teenagers lured arian fuinto a wooded area and kill her. he used a machete in the attack. a teenage girl recorded it on a cell phone. investigators say the motive appears to be keeping fher from ratting out from a crime they committed. they do have ties to ms-13. >> this case is one example of the extreme violence connected to ms-13. several years ago erika gonzalez traveled to el salvador toearn about the gang. now she's getting a better understanding of how ms-13 has

evolved and why we'reeeing so many gruesome crimes. >> a name synonymous with cold blooded murder. >> vicious attack at the hands ms-13. >> in two of the city's four murders last year, ms-13. >> is back in the headlines. >> blue and white bags e colors of ms-13. >> more than five years ago my team and i were given a special invitation to travel with law enforcement to el salvador to learn about the ms-13 gang and its ties to our area. we walked through some of themo st dangerous neighborhoods and even visitedhe prison cells of ms-13 members. a sergeant of the herndon police has been investigating the gang for about the last 20 years. his expertise used in both state and federal cases. we sat down withhe t sergeant to catch up. ilnce the time that we went to el salvador untnow, would you

say the gang has larger presence in our area or smaller presence? >> larger. >> what would you attribute that to? >>tm reent. >> he says the gang is hiding in lain sight. suburban, urban and rural areas across the country. he sayscial media is being used as a recruitment tool forng the ga and he says kids arein enterg the gang at a much younger age. you've seen in ourea ms-13 gang members as young as 9 years ol >> tarting the process. but you look at them as innocent they may not know right from wrong, but the gang knows so, so they'll take that for thr benefit. >> these are just some of the victims of ms-13 from across our area, all of them bludgeoned to death. their ultimate goal is to become the largest, most violent woang in the d. that's their mission. they do that by recruitment.

>> this 15 kbr-year-old was the victim of a savage murder by a pack of killers, ten of them, one of whom gave cop this is chilling confession. >> thousand what diou do? >> killed ther. y feel or they believe that a juvenile can commit the e same vi as an adult such as stab and decaptation, but they think nothing will happen to them in the judicial syslem. >> whi on our travels, we learned much of what the gang does in el salvador recently trickled down to the u.s. and that's been a concern for the sergeant. >> they're killing police ficers. in 2018 they killed 38 officers in el salvador. he teachesaw enforcement about the gang in an effort to keep them and the community they serve safe. however, he said police can't do it all. the sergeant is calling on the community to be alert and gave this special message to parents,

particular latino parents. >>ere ms-13 is ever at their w doorstep, whatould you say to ts paren? >> don't turn a blind eye to the situation. face it and deal with it, because these families are losing these kids to these gangs, specifically this gang. we can't have that. >> they are kids that we're talking about, these cases, 13 years of age, 14 years of age. it is difficult, but it is possible to leave the gang.ge sert saa says there are positive stories of gang members completely severing ties and starting anew. it's more difficult for younger members, but news 4 and telemundo 44 will continue monitoring the gang's influence in our area. >> that's got to be tough for parents, because a lotse of t immigrant parents are working a cole of jobsnd doing everything they can do to keep food on their tables. >> and theamilies are

terrified. >> this gang is everywhere. >> which part of the bigger problem of not havi parents involved and in conversations and knowing where their kids are mecause they're not h themselves, many of them do come from very difficult situations. like you said, they are working eewo and thr jobs to try to make ends meet.se the cases, we are covering shem now it s like on a ekly basis and these children are suffering the most horrific death imaginable and we have a problem on our hand. >> did he tell you they expect to be o wiped out a matter of being able to contain it? >> much has to do with the community is going to be involved. >> great story. thank you. >> good work. an 8-year-old girl is safe after she was literally snatched from her mother arms in broad daylight. napping captured on a neighbor's home security video in ft. worth, texaan you cee the mother tossed from a car after she says a stranger grabbed r daught sped away. the mother's screams alerted the

neighbors. they rushed in to help. word quickly spread across the community. >> we were told by a detective here at the scene that places to check are hotels, apartmets and parks. >> that pastor and a friend of his, they looked for nearly four scanning then while hotel parking lots, they spotted the suspect's car and calledli po. officers moved in and arrested the man and they're crediting these good samaritans for saving that little girl's life. >>nice work. glad they were there. more a s moretes are raising the smoking age to 21. now the mfederal governmentay be the next to act. coming up, one local senator leading the charge. i'm julie carey in stafford coty where dozens, if not hundreds of teenagers dressed in llow today to remember helen wang, a friend they describe as a ray of sunshine who was killed in a traffic accident.

what they're planning to do to honor hear. after a quick line of storms passes us, we are going to have some cooler weathe comingr

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latest going on in oklahoma and exas? >> the pictures we saw were amazing. >> they really are. you have a tornado outbreak there. denver, colorado yove got 3 to 6 inches of snowfall there. then a newly formed storm in the atlantic off the east coast. how about that? >> there du go. >> its happen. ut there today, though, for us it's been a pretty nice day. it's been hot. 90 degrees so far. take a a look our patio camera. this is a boundary making its way through the area. it has to kick off showers. it's been rather breezy too. we've had temperatures around 90 a little bit earlier. down to 85. winds out of the southwest about fien miles per hour. temperatures are falling a bit. 86 leesburg. 89 in annapolis. look at cambridge at 72. n that because of the r we've seen. the thunderstorm activity making its way across the bay. look at this thunderstorm right here in through parts of anne

arundel county. making its way just north of the bay bridge. we do have shower activity. own around arlington, over around bowie, let's zoom on into this area.e if you'r over towards annapolis, you'll see a quick downpour or two. that's going to be about it. this is all a frontal boundary coming through the area. at front will do a couple things to docool us down. the big story is what's happening in the ceral part of the company. snow in denver. tornado watches now, bran new tornado watches into missouri and arkansa so this is five states being impacted by the potential for tornadoes. this is a tornado that's been on the ground in southwestern portions of oklahoma and they're expecting more around the oklahoma city area over the next coup of hours. for us it's all about the temperatures. 90 today. 85. 53 buffalo. some of that cooler air moves our way. tomorro's temperaturesbout 15

degrees cooler than today, but some really nice weather tuesday and wednesday before a chance of a shower or storm on thursday as we heat back up. >> thank you, doug. breaking the bottleneck. it may come with a poce. still t come at 6:30, our transportation reporter adam tuss explains the plan that would add more toll lanes to the beltway in viinia. a cyclist severely injured after a road rage incident with an suv driver. what you can do to proct yourself. and a popular high school udent killed in a crash on her birthday. coming up next, our julie carey talks to thegirl's teammates from the swim team about the ibute they have planntred

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in stafford county tonight many high school students are mourning the loss of a classmate. >> helen wang killn a car accident last week. it was her 17th birthday. she was a top student. she was a popular swimmer. >> now julie carey reports her swim team is working on a permanent tribute. >> yellow flowers, yellow ribbons, yellow clothing. that colorss splashed ac stafford today in tribute to helen wang. it was her favorite. >> she loved sun flowers. she loved sunsets and all that stuff. we thoug that was the best way to honor her. >> helen's family too distraught to speak on camera, but they showed some favorite photos of the student who died on her th birthday. she loved animals and loved

swimming, competing since she was a little girl. but it was her persoty that made her popular even with rivals. >> she was just so sweet to everyone. like, she would never say anything negative about a person. i think that's why she made so many friends. that's why i loved her so much. >> wang was clebrating her birthday last thursday leaving after a visit to a local lake. she was turning left from this road to the boat ramp when she pulled in front of a truck and it hit herquarely in the driver's side. helen's swim coach got word as ly was mowing his lawn. it literal took me right on the ground. >> news of the sudden and terrible loss spread, a vigil was held at thece swimer where wang spent so much time. first training in the pool each day with her team, then working as a lifeguard. >> it's going to be the biggest thin i'm going toss is leaving practice tonight and not having that goodbye coach. >> wang's coaches, friends, and their parents now determined to create a lasting tribute, the

helen wang memorial scholarship fund. this friend who plans to help with the fundraising will also be paying tribute in another way all summer ilong. >> going to swim for her every race. that's w i'll think about every race and i want to make sure that i do everything helen couldn't do, that she hadke ta away. >> julie carey, news 4. >> for more information about the scholarship fund, open up the nbc washington app and la search schip there. wendy. first on 4, the teenager charged wth murdering a fairfax county girl is now expected to plad guilty. the suspect's name is is oo ebrahim. he is kusaccused of killing s girlfriend and dumper her body this a park. he was angry because he h transferred to an alternativehi gh school after he had earlier

assaulted her. no word yet on theterms of the plea agreement. terrifying moments on the road in montgomery county. a woman thrown from her bike as s was riding in poolsville. witnesses say an aggressive driver harassed her right off the road. news 4 darcy spencer has more on what all cyclists need to know to stay safe. >> reporter: it's a beautiful day ae plenty of bik riders are out on river road, but their thoughts are with a fellow cyclist recovering from a horrible crash. her friends say she lost control of her bike as she was being harassed by an aggressive driver. >> most of the people are safe. 99.9% are fantastic. it's the one that happened to oer and what happened tme that keep you from wanting to ride. >> reporter: police are trying to identify the driver of the silver suv who may have caused ll, but they say they need the public's health. >> we're hoping somebody has footage where it showed the driver driving away, maybe a ta,

maybe more information. anybody who witnessed the actual crash to come forward. >> reporter: her friends say thb driver wasadcasting his horn and swerving close to them as they rode near the shoulder in single file just before noon saturday. >> if it's you, be a human being. fes up.ow it. >> reporter: drivers are required byaw to stay at least 3 feet away from cyclists as they pass. many riders told mehey have cameras on their bikes now to document just in case something happens. stephan says he's been the victim of harassment and a hit and run. >> we give them ample opportunity go by us. >> darcy spencer, news 4. virginia senator tim kaine was co-sponsoring a bipartisan bill that would raise the age from which you can buy tobacco

both r cigarettes and vaping devices. he joined mitch mcconnell on the senate floor to introduce this bill. it would also ply to members of the military and allow states to enact laws with even higher minimums if they so choose. d.c., maryland and virginia have all already voted toir raise the minimum smoking age to 21. as part of emergency services week, our city's paramedics held a training event that also doubled as a competition. first responders gathered outside the d.c. department of health teaching residents how to administer cpr. they also took part in a challengto see who is best at suppressions. the winners get to use the mayor's suite at an upcoming game. fire officials say it's an extra incentive to spark interest and test their skills. tonight on nbc news, debuting new week long series called "kids under pressure", looking at the issues aroun

teens and mental health. according to the cdc, suicide is now the second leading cause of dea for people between the ages 10 and 24. and now there's a nationwide network of teenagers that are training to talk te their ps about mental health. it's called hope squad. teaches teenagers how to recognize signs of trouble. a high school principal created the group after one of his students took their own life. >> it was by far one of the most difficult experiences. i walked back to my car and i literally threw up and sobbed. as i was sitting there, i made a vow that i would do everything i could to help prevent suicide. >> there are now more than 0 hope squads across 17 states. coming up next on nbc nightly news, kristen doll grgren speak with teenager whose say it's already saving lives. a new grocery store is

coming soon left to fill a void when walmart decided not to mov. in what it means for one southeast community. i'm adam tuss. do we need more express toll lanes around the region? take a look for yourself tonight. regular lanes going slow. express lanes going fast. i'll tell you where more could be coming up next. and i'm tracking a new subtropical storm. here's d.c. there's the storm. i'll show you what it means to

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there is about to be a new option when shopping for groceries. german owned lidlrk supermats moving into the skyland town centerhich is at good hope road.nd alabama avenue you may recall walmart canceled its plans to move in after a fight with the city over the minimum wage law. now housing, retail, public spaces, they're also going to be created in this space. lidl has stores across the u.s. and that includes locations in bowie, anun dale and d.c. they're hoping the new store will attract an even larger anchor retailer. >> one retailer opens its doors,

another one closing doors. late this afternoon dress barn announced that they are planning to shut down approximately 650 stores. as of right now, yoush still there in store and online, but you better take care of a returns you have sooner rather than later. if you've got a gift card, it would be wise toe that as well. the timing of everything is still unclear. they've been around more than 50 years. a spokesperson says the chain is not profitable enough to survive today's retail environment. metro's major summer shutdown less than a week away, but there is some good news tonight. the threat of a transit strike that would have made matters at worse, tay be going away. >> coming up next, doug's got the 10-day forecast. things are going to get better. a cool down coming after tonight.

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for life's defining moments the george washington univeristy hospital defining medicine. back to our topie stor house democrats plan to move forward with a hearing tomorrow after t presidentirected the former white house counsel to defy their subpoena.mc don gahn had faced a deadline to testify before the house judiciary committee, but in a 15-page memo the justice department says as a former senior adviewsser to the presid, mchn is immune. dangerous storm ripping across parts of texas and oklahoma right now. you're looking here at some new

video. these are twisters in rural oklahoma just north of oklahoma city. the weather service issuing a rare warning today that saidy theven't used since 2011. today's storms come after a destructive set of weekend th twisters at did damage in several states. this idea got a lot of resistance. pay a to and get around traffic. part of everyday life in northern virginia. >> tonight there is word that more express lanes could be economic to the be coming on the beltway. adam tuss along the beltway tells us what this might look like. >> let's start here. why do some say that the express lanes are needed? take a look at them in action tonight. you see the regular lanes here closer to us. they're going slower. the express lanes in the back, they are rolling much faster at rush hour. of course, there's a price to pay. >> take a look how this section of the beltway crawls day after day. you can understand why drivers

can't stand it. victor is the commuter that the new lanes are targeting. he has to go across the legion bridge to get back to maryland. hezonja in suppo he's in support of new lanes. >> you think they need another bridge? >> exactly. i think it took them too long te the second bring. >> vdot isn'tif specng anything about another bridge. they do agree the lanes would likely continue into maryland. >> we understand that to truly have a big impact on traffic congestion in this area, we need to have a system that continues to cross the river. >> what is really doesut is ps pressure on maryland to step up to the plate and figure it out. >> reporter: express lanes can also offer an alternative to regular lanes when there are bad accidents. for example, remember that recent tanker crash on the leon bridge? right now the plan calls for two new express lanes in each directi here between the

dulles toll road and the legion bridge. right now vdot doesn't believe it will have to take any homes or businesses, but some could be lost. >> i think it's a terrible idea. >> reporter: some say there are other ideas we haven't thought of before adding new lanes. >> i think mass transportation working with local businesses to ork out maybe better ways of staggering traffic in the area. i justehink there ar a number of options they haven't explored. >> reporter: no consuction happening yet, but the planning continues. in northern virginia, adam tuss, news 4. it lookske bus drivers who are going to be important over the metro shutdown over the summer won't be going on strike. the union that represents dash bus employees say they've reached an agreement concerning pay increases and pensions. have been s say th eme of the lowest paid bus operators in thentire region. the final vote is scheduled for wednesday. starting on saturday, every metro station south of reagan national airport on the blueand yellow lines will be closed to

fix some cracking platforms. we've got more information to help you get around this summer. right now in the nbc washington app, search metro shutdown. while we keep talking aboutn summer, you k what? it's not summery . it felt like 90 out there today. did we hit 90 again? >> today is the first day we hit 90. yesterday it was over 90. it's interesting that we have this battle of the seasons going on. tomorrowpring wins out after a cold front made its way through the area. tomorrow we're down by about 15 today.e we were take a look outside right now. you actually see the frontal boundary that made its way through ps oducing cloudd shower activity now back to all sunshine in the d.c. area. off to the north and west but looking off to the east, 85 the current temperature. dropping into the 70s by tonight. a really nice evening around the area. get dinner outside. no problem at all. maybe outdoors on the deck also looking good.

84 in gaithersburg. 87 in manassas. coming into camp springs about 85. a nice mild afternoon after that high of 90. we still have that front that's making its way through the area. here it is right there. we had some showers earlier, but all the activity is right around annapolis and through anne arundel county in through prince george's county. this is right around 301 just around upper marlboro right here. over towards the kettering area ed as you m your way out 214 over towards annapolis.ng this is goio go right over the bridge. anytime it's raining on the bridge, that is never fun.r neve good thing. the front as it moves on through is going to really clear things out and we are going to be beautiful for the next couple of days. now down to the south and west, a completely different story. numerous tornadoes. there's one down here on the ground. onn the ground right here. then we've got another tornado warning north of oklahoma city.a all of thisction is going to push off to the east towards more populated areas like oklahoma city and the actual ca

region a little bit later on this evening. we're still a lot of pictures coming out. numerous tornadoes on the ground in that area. somebody else to talk about, the first tropical system of the season. this is andrea. you can see where it is right here. bermuda is right there. this is going to come very close to bermuda before fizzling out here. it is the first storm of the season. yes, we do tend to get storms in the month of may, especially lately the last couple of years. most of the time they're fairly week. for us 75 degrees. a great afternoon. nice and comfortable. we're talking about your tuesday out there. how aboutweour esday? just as nice. high of 78 degrees. low humidity, 85 on thursday. 86 on friday. tcere's a slight chanof shower, maybe a thunderstorm on thursday. most of the day dry. atw about sday and sunday? how about the memorial day weekend, everybody? wow. that is definitely summer like. high temperatures close 90 on both sunday and monday. chance of showers or thunderstorms both days. we stay on the hot side as we

head in towards next week. even nice at the beaches, by the way. >> that's ookout weather. >> yes, it is. it's also back yard barbecue weather had to get that in. coming up, new information on what forced a redskins star to the sidelines. >> what we're hearng about thev% injury and how injury and how l

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this is it is xfinity sports desk. >> you're either a giants fan or a cowboys fan. >> he really was. if you want to see the epitome of pain, that was it. watching him writhing. >> i'm dave, i'm her pain. writhing and all that kind of stuff. i wanted to just talk quarterbacks. that's it. the nfl drand allos the parties in the rearview mirror. the redskins officiall on the coad to the 2019 season organized team avities are back. nfl way of saying like training camp but without then cotact. still it's football.

and the threat of injury is always there. today a jarring reminder of that at the start of practice. sherree burruss was at redskin prk. >> oneyer the redskins were looking to make an impact this season might have been lost for the year in the first few minutes of practice. this is linebacker reuben foster's reaeption after stping on a teammate's foot and hurting his left knee. he's immediately down on the ground in visible pain andtr frusation. an early loss for a player the redskins believe had so much progress. >> we've had some bad luck for the last couple years. this one here takes the cake. this was a noncontact drill, bum we have toove on. we have to get guys ready to play that are here. we have to do the best we can do get ruben healthy again and move on. >> the biggest focus at practice is who will be the starting quarterback between case keenum and their first take from this year's drafts. dwayne hask the battle for that starting qb position is taking shape.

>> whether i'm playing football, playing ping pong, playing golf, i'm competing. so i'mti com against myself. i'm competing against the defensrb the quarteack room, we're always competing, tryingfio gure who gets the most nets. competition makes you better. >> i want to be with the best, be around the best, be with the best. working out with the best quarterbacks and i have one on my team and not only is he a great quarterback, but he's someone that wants to help me and that means a lot to > me. >he redskins still have two quarterbacks on their roster but we don't ow if alex smith or when colt mccoy will be back. sherree burruss, news 4 sports. tv den nuggets just ir completed the best season in a decade and their presidt of basketball operations asked to beed consider for nba ticket of the year. la also asked to rep ernie

grunfeld until today. conlly is staying with the nuggets. that was back in 'nicks when a baltimore native and his nba journey was launched. connolly's journey isng not comi full circle and the wizards with the draft a little more than a monthway are still looking for a new leader. hey, to the field of international competition. the team announcing they will host a league one july 18th and july 21st, four days over two da days. tickets each day are good for both games. united wl host olympic on july 24th as they say in french. something. let's go. anywa i that was itn my career. big weend for brooks koepka

who won his second straight. you know what's coming. it was the pga championship, not the pda championship. koepka denies his girlfriend jenna kiss not once, but twice. that didn't sit well. after koepka's win, he did not deny her a kiss. but look at that -- there's the kiss. he couldn'tny. she grabbed his head there. but that hair flip was not od sign. he's in a lot of trouble. >> she saw the check. >> that will change. >>we e good. >> that's like when you go to shake somebody's hand and they take it away. >> but usually they don't have cameras all over the place watching either. >> that was kind of fun to see that. anyway, thank you for joining us. "nightly news" starts in 60 seconds. >> hope to see you here at :00. have agreat evening. get out there and enjoy the weather.

breaking news tonight, a major outbreak of tornados on the ground. the national weather service warning of a rare particularly dangerous situation. twin funnel clouds side by side near oklahoma city and a violent night ahead with milliononlert across multiple states we're live in the storm zone and al roker iser h also breaking tonight, president trump directs his former white house counsel to defy a subpoena and refuses to testify before congress. defeat for the big president over his financial records. a teenager dies in the custody of border patrol the fifth death of a custody since dember and we're just learning details about