that date back to the 1980s. this is surveillance video of theuspect police say sexually assaulted tn women i the same mt. pleasant neighborhood over the course of just a few days last month. the attack happened on the same block just a few doors apart. police say 58-year-old lesterwi kerson broke into the homes on irving street through rear windows. according to police, yterday wilkerson broke into a third home on the same block and confronted a mother and her ughter. the women did not want to show their identity. >> he said don't scream and i screamed again. i just turned around, hoped that i wasn't going to be shot dead on the spot, unlocked the door, ran into the foyer and screamed even louder than i had before t.d screamed for my daughter to run ou run, run, get out, get out, get out. >> after the mother confronted the suspect and screamed, a neighbor cameth to ir assistance and chased the suspect through the alley. ghlice say wilkerson threw a

brick at the neir who chased him. that neighbor didn't give up the police eventually caught up to them and took the suspect into custody. >> you can imagine how courageous this guy was. first of all, the suspect indicated that he had a gun, but hthought it was moreimportant to protect his community. he continued to pursue him at a safe distance. >> reporter: this is not the first tim kill wwilkerson has b charged with attacking a woman. he did the same thing on the same exact block just a few doors away 12 years ago. he was just released from prison in late april. we can tell you in this most recent incident yesterday, nobody wasur inj. as for that case back in 2007, according to court documents, the suspect had broken into aan home was fleeing police when he came again through this very same alley. he found a nanny who was taking care ofen two young childr and he took her, put his arm around

her, started choking her and told police to back off, that he had a gun. he was arrested and pled guilty to the kidnapping. he had been just released then. that was 2007. he had just been released a month prior to thaincident for 1995 assault. this suspect has a long history of crime in this very alley. that's the very latest. back to you in the studio. >> mbe there's a longer sentence in his future this time. mark segraves. thank you, mark. more breaking news. a new twist in the investigation into the death of arince george's county couple in the dominican republic. nbc ne has confirmed that a pennsylvania woman died at thato same el under similar circumstances just five days earlier. the woman if n this latest case has be identified as 41-year-old miranda warner. she was from allentown, ia pennsylvan in a statement to nbc news, her brother-in-law says she collapsed on may 25th after having a drink from the mini bar at the hotel.

her cause of death was respiratory failure and pulmonary edema. that's the same cause of death as edward nathaniel holmes and cynthia day. the couple were found dead in their hotel room at the same resort just fiveys later. the u.s. state department confirmed this latest death in a statement writing in part at this point we e not aware of any connection between these incidents. we are monitoring this closely and will provide updates as appropriate. we stand ready to provide assistance as requested. newsi 4 is wo to gather more information and get new reaction. stay with us on air and online with the nbc washington app. right now in prince george's county, police arealking with a 16-year-old girl who they thought had been kidnapped this morning. late this afternoon officers located the teen and said she is safe. but there are still other questions about where she's been for several hours. our county bureau chief tracee wilkins live in hyattsville with

some details. e acee. >> reporter: princorge's county police are interviewing her as we speak and they're saying that as it stands, ot there's still of questions and this is still a mystery. prince george's county police say they're getting to the bottom of the reported abduction of 16-ar-old erica alvarez. >> unfortunately i think this is going to be pretty frustrating for you and the community because we don't have a lot of onswers. >> witnesses t police she was grabbed by a masked man and pulled io this dark colored suv. police put aokout pr the vehicle and asked for the public's health. the 16-year-old was located thanks to help from social media and friends who knew alvarez. they say she appears to be safe. >> she was located in prince eorge's county and again based on what our detectives are able to see, she does not appear to be physically harmed. but again, in terms of what actually happened to her as 7:49 a.m. and 2:30 this afternoon, we are still trying to figure that

out. >> alvarez was first reported missing from washington, d.c. on may 20th. neighbors tell us they had seen her hanging around the apartment in the 8100 block of 15th avenue where she was allegedly abducted today. >> are you all looking for a suspect or do y know if there is a suspect? >> we will still like to speak to --ar that c is still part of the investition, that dark colored suv. we would still like to speak to the pers who was driving that vehicle. >> so prince george's county police are saying they will continue with this investigation, still l king intois, because these are very serious allegations. they say they have no reason not to believe what their witnesses told th when they say they saw this girl grabbed and pulled into a truck and that truck took off. reporting lve tracee wilkins, back to you in the studio. >> ralph northam is calng a special session on gun violence. it comes on the day virginia

beach city offices reopened. asorthern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports, withl the general etion five months away, critics say the move threatens to inflame political tensions. >> as an army doctor, i have bullet sthand what a does to a body. >> an emotional governor ralph northam calling a special legislative session to tke up gun control measures just days after the nation's latest mass shooting virginia beach. the governor wants new votes on more than a half dozen bi proposals, s defeated year after year in gop controlled committees. they include universal background checks, a ban on assault weapons,so suppres and bump stocks.t reinstatemenof the one gun a month purchaseli it and giving localities moreuthority to

locate guns. >> i will be asking for votes. not thoughts and prayer. >> republicans firing back with sharp words and with their own plan to seek more mandatory minimum sentences for criminals. the house speaker writing in a statement we believe addressing gun violence starts with holding criminals accountable, not infringing on the constitutiongh rits of law i've abiding citizens. oined in his call to action. the first time they've appeared together publicly skins scandal hit all three. >> electionear coming up, it's all politics, and that's sad because they feel like they're dancig in the blood of people. >> embracing the pasto and father of virginia beach victim ith cox. fairfax says his motivation comes from what he heard from that grieving congregation. >> you have to take action now make sure that this is not simply the next mass shooting,

but it's the last one. that's what the people have unmistakably made clear. >> no dates have been set yet for the special session, but it will be hld in june and will probably last a couple of days. in richmond, i'm julie carey, news 4. nbc's tom costello is in virginia beach. he is talking with the father of a man who saved many of his co-workers before he was gunned down himself. watch the story tonight at 7:00 on nbc nightly news withte les holt. a career firefighter with frederick county was found dead this morning after an accident y on his properin dickerso drew jones was found underneath a tractor at the bottom of a steep bank. the discovery followed a search of the property when jones didn't show up for work this morning. searchers called in to montgomery county technical rescue teaic and the medal go team for help. unfortunately, when they goatt him, they discovered he had died from his injuries. we're still working to find outa how iened. another escalation. the battle between president trump and congress.

the white house has direcd hope hicks and annie donaldson not to hand over as docume related to their time with the administration. hicks served as white house communications director. donaldson, chief of staff to white house counsel don mcgahn. in a related development, the full house is going to be voting next tuesday on wother t hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress. barr has not complied with the subpoena to turnoveran unredacted version of the mueller report. and the underlying evidence. this con temp vote will also target mcgahn. at president trump's dection, mcgahn defied a subpoena to eestify before the judiciary committee two wks ago. mcgahn was a no sh at that hearing. the second day of president trump's visit to the united kingdom is wrapping up right about now.ig t the president and the first lady hosted prince charles, his wife camilla, the duchess of corn wall and 50

other guests at the u.s. ambassador's residence in london. earlier the president cled the relationship between the u.s. and britain the greatest alliance the world has ever known, his words, but hisn commets on tariffs continues to raise concern here in washington. susan mcginnis joins us now with details. >> hi, doreen. a lot of growing concern here on capitol hill to the latest tariff plan even from his own party. in london the president has be getting the royal treatment, but not from eryone. the famous baby trump flying again atop london was not the only caricature greeting the president of the uted states. protesters took to the streets to rally against the president's visit, although he had a different count of the turn out. >> it was ay, ve very small group of people put in for political reasons. so it was fake news. >> after meeting with outgoing british prime minister theresa

may, the two put past acrimony n aside reaffirmed the special u.suk relationship the president committed once britain leaves the european union to a deal ontr ade. >> they say probably two, even three times of what we're doing right now. trade with mexico also came up. the president asked about republican lawmakers consiring blocking his plan to impose tariffs on mexico. >> i don't think they will do that. i think if they do, it's foolish. >> some hope tconvince the esident to back off his stretch to slap tariffs on goods from mexico startinday if mexico doesn't stop undoumcumend migrants from crossing u.s. the >> there is not much support in my conference from tariffs. >> it's going to hurt my farmers, thabe blunt, who taken a beating already with this war with china. m >> in thest of one trade war with china, fears of another starting next week withadexico.

talks between the u.s. and mexico are taking place tomorrow afternoon at the white house. doreend ndy. >> susan mcginnis reporting for us. thank you, susan. an escaped inmate accused of walking out of a halfway house andil kling two people just hours later. >> after the news 4 i-team first broke that story, there is now new legal trouble for that suspect. i'm darcy spencer in prince george's county. a man and his girlfriend died in a murder/suicide inside this house. what authorities say happened here just threeays before the crime. also summer camp safety. how the measles outbreak could impact your child's summer program and what you do toeep your children safe. and we have another beautiful day across our area today, but tomorrow a chance for severe weather. i'llndake you hour by hour a show you when.

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coveringome livebreaking news in the district right now. one person has been critically injured in a house fire in t. northwes these are live pictures near the scene on western avenue. not far fromiver road. the person who has been rushed to the hospital is said to be in very critical condion. two firefighters suffered minor injuries here. we're still working to find out how it started, i but it clearly going to be impacting traffic. western avenue right near river road very busy during rush hour. we'll gather new information and bring you an update once we get it. new tonight, a man who was accu accused of murder just hours after escaping from a local halfway house now uld face the death penalty. >> the news 4 i-team told you

about this case last month. as scott macfarlane is reporting, the lfway house is facing some new legal trouble as well. >> known as k.k. to h friends, her grandfather says she was full of spirit. >> she was fun loving, outgoing. >> but one night she never ho returned . just after christmas day, seone shot her, stuffed her body in the trunk of her car and set the car on fire. a news 4 i-team investigation revealed one of the three men charged in the killing, marcell vines, had been hel held at hop on drug charges. he walked awa without horization hours before the killing. >> do you find it at all concerning that on of the men arrested for this escaped a halfway house that y? >> prosecutors charged vines with murder in local court last year, but days after the i-team first reported this case in may, the feds filed new murder charges against vines and the

two others in federal court. they raised the possibility ou vines c face the death penalty if convicted which is alpermitted in the feder court system. vines pleaded not guilty. hope village is on loangston place. it's a place they're sent before they're given their full release from custody. they're allowed to leave with approval for jobs or appointments, but must come back. the i-team found nearly 100 people walk awa each year. the feds call these escape cases. it accounts10 for of the escapes. we found vin is not the only recent escapee accusedof walking away. d dominic traveled to tennessee and murdered his boss a wi hatch hatchet. >> they say the court in

tennessee did not have personalr jurisdiction them. we disagree with that, but if we file here, we remove that obligation or issue. >> we reached out to hope village about the new court filing, but have not yet received a response. when we previously asked about the high number of escapes, hope villa told us it takes public safety in accountability of the returning citizens very seriously. track and verifies its residents whereabouts and reports all accountability problems. people who go through the program versus those who leave. the number of escapes thatre correctly classified are relatively low. in the newsroom, scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. back you to. >> thank you, scott. the former deputy who failef to cont the gunman during the parkland school massacre is now under arrest. we have new video of scott peterson ing taken away in handcuffs charged with 11 criminal charges that include child neglect, negligence, and

perjury. he could spend up to 100 years in prison. last february peterson was the deputy in south florida whenp ice say nikolas cruz opened fire inside the stneman douglas high school. 17 students and employees were killed. florir law enfoment says peterson, quote, did nothing to mitigate the shooting. his attorney had no comment today. summer camps are tightening their policies on vaccines this year as the u.s. deals with the worst measles outbreak in more than 25 years. 10 million children will attend some type of camp and the american camp association is offering advice to help keep children safe. first some camps may ask for your child's imization records to roll, but they're not always required to do so. you can ask if the camp acceptsd unvaccinat children. third, make sure your camp understands the facts about the disease are what putions it takes. lastly, learn about the camp's

health care staff. only a doctor canos diagne the measles, butt's important that people know the symptoms. rhings like a high fever, cough, runny nose, a rash. measles is highly contagious and spreads through the air when an infected person coughs or you get it just by being in a room two hours after that person has left. the number of older americans dying from falls has tripled. it says elderly falls now account for 25,000 deaths a year. the study said ren were mo likely to suffer from a fatal fall. the potential reason for this trend, more older ults are living longer and the rising use of medications that affect our balance. well, by now mst of us have smartphones, but are smart cars theig ne b thing? >> adam truss shows us how your

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vice president pence and hii toured flood damage in oklahoma this afternoon. severe weather and flooding has left at least half a dozen people dead in that state. the vice president went to a community food bank in tulsa. pence also met with flood victims and spent time thanking volunteers whe working to try to clean up the area. floodwaters are still taking a toll on other states. these are animals stranded in high water that had to be rescued. nehbors hopping on a boat to

bring them to saety because roads in the area were washed away. afely guide le to that cow and the horse through the flood water to safety. but that's something you don't really think about. it's a good example of how bad it is. >> i think it's unreported. tornadoes a lot of times get the press where the flooding is one of the worst floods in the history. >> and it lingers. it takes forever to retde. >> ieally does. this is something that's been ongoing for a long time. st. louis going to get the second worst crest ever in its history goi all the way back. >> and we've had so much severe. weathe we're getting weather coverage fatigue. >> we really are. the e haven't had any here last couple of days. again, we're going to be watching another chance for severe weather out there on wednesday. right now we've got the clouds. actually, not clouds. his is smoke from the californiawildfires. you can see it there. white here, this was all blue.

beautiful blue skies. now the haze from the smoke from the wildfires. 76 degrees. winds out of the south at 14 miles an hour. 76 manassas. 79 do towards charlottesville. nice and warm across our area. yeah, but the average high is 81. nothing on the radar picture. you can see some clouds trying to move in. you can't see the smoke here. e smoke a little bit too low. not quite opaque enough for the satellite to pick it up. what we are looking at is this storm backhere, this is the one that's going to come our way tomorrow and we have a good chance for severe weather. today that severe threat up around minneapolis, anywhere reallyin the yellow has a good chance for sere weather. this is tomorrow right around our area. just abo the entire area under a slight risk for vere weather. normally that's about two, maybe three severe thunderstorm warnings. that's something we could be tracking. ould become a weather alert day. we'll continue to keep you posted. no problem a 7:00.m. really around noon, no problem

either. after about 2:00, you start to see the storms developing until around 5:00, 6:00. some could be on the strong side. we'll keep you posted. 84 is the high temperature with increasing clouds. afternoon storms will become likely during the day. the next coule dayshe temperature really going up. 88 on thursday. 87 on friday. then saturday really looking . quite nice high temperature around 84 deouees. >> snds good. thank you, doug. still to come, who says dine sau sa sa -- dinosaurs are extinct. we're going to ta you inside for a look at the revitazation of the exhibit. we've all become familiar with cars that can talk to things outside of the vehicle. now it can be getting smarter. i'm going to tell you when new technology can be coming to your vehicle. first a couple stories. a special education teacher found dead and police said they

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that's fios. you're watchingews 4 at 6:00. right now at 6:30, a military veteran shoots his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself in prince george's county. >> this couple was found dead in a bedroom at a home on east bonniewood turn in clinton. news had's darcy spencer reports police were at the house just three days before this murder/suicide. >> reporter: caution tape and a do not enter sign are plastered door.e front the only signs of trouble here. inside police found a man and woman dead from a murder/suicide.

the sheriff's office confirms the deputy tried to serve child support paperwork on the aeged gunman on friday. >> i'm walking back and forth in the house, like, okay, do i need to move right now? because i'm scared to death >> annika brown was with montgomery county schools since 1998. she was a special education teacher at the blair alternative program. she was found dead here inside her clinton home m night. police say her boyfriend shot her, then took his own heife. >> t was good people to me. you never know what's happening behind closed doors. >> repoer: police say the shooter was her boyfriend, gordon johnson. tara said she had a child with johnson. she says he0 servedears in the air force and described him as abusive. >> he threatened to kill me back in 2012 and put his hands on me several times. he threatened to killme again in 2013 regarding having to pay child support. >> ben says she had been denied

protective orders in the past. she says this should be a warning to believe women who think they're being abused. >> for women who struggle with domestic violence, people begin to listen to us.ma we're not king it up. we're not crazy. we just want help for ourselves, our former partners and our children. that's it. >> ben tells news 4 that her daughter was not here at the home when the murder/suicide happened. she says that s's beenaken into foster care. in clinton, darcy spencer, news 4. >> we have a long list of resourceif you or someoneou know is affected by domestic violence. it's part of our campaign. it's called safe at home. we've got many of them posted on the nbc washington app. just search safe at home. our top story tone, a man suspected of raping two women on the same street in northwest d.c. last month has been captured. d.c. place say lester wilkerson

tried attacking two women at a o home irving street yesterday. the mother and daughter inside the house scrmed for help. a neighbor ran after wilkerson until police arrested him. court documents show wilkerson ttad just go out of prison in april for kidnapping another woman on the same street back in 2007. in prince george's county police are trying to figure out whr-re a 16-yd has been for much of the day. witnesses told police that a masked man grabbed her this morng in langley park. late this afternoon officers located her say she appears unharmed. so far they have not been able to put together a timeline of where she was. that teen by the way has also been reported missing. that was two weeks ago in the district. there is a deadly new twist in the investigation into the death of a prince george's county couple down in the dominican republic. nbc news has confirmed that a pennsylvania woman died at the same hotel under similar circumstances just five days

before na ththaniel holmes and cynthia day were found dead. the cause of death in all three cases was res ppiratory failure and pulmonary edema. the parents of a texas couple who died in fiji have not b n able tot any clear answers about what actually happened to them. the state department confirmed davidnd michelle paul died while vacationing on the island. they arrived laete last month michelle called her father saying sha saying they'd gotten sick. their con got we.dition got wors they died within days. >> nobod coul tell me what was the causof the death. we're not supposed to bury our children. at is very hard work. > the couple had been in go health before their trip. the cdc is working with officials to coordinate testing

to determine how they diedo a cle from northern virginia will not be going to jail for traveling with their 5 month old baby on a moped. cane hartwick and asena both entered alfred pleas. they do acknowledge there was nc enough evideto convict but did not admit their guilt. people called 911 saying baby was strapped to his mother and s not wearing a helmet even though the couple will avoid jail time, they will be subject to random home visits from a social worker. tomorrow we expect a vote on maryland governor larry hogan' proposal to add more toll lanes to our congested highways. the state board of public worksn will weigh ion the plan that would expand both i-270 and the maryland side of the beltway. governor hog know wants it to be toll. under the plan a private company would actually build the lanes and then kp the toll revenue, but critics say t state didn't

evaluate all the options, including the expansion of mass transit. your smartphone could soon do morehan make calls, text and post to social modia. it can communicate with the cars around you. >> automakers racing to deploy technology. un would allow cars talk to everything aro them. transportation reporterd aam tuss got a look at what that could be like. >> cars are getng smarter. we know that. how aboh cars t not only talk to one another and talk to traffic signals, but they also talk to yo for instance, this scooter comes from out of sight. >> we can't necessarily see who coming from the side, but as we pull up here, you can see that we got a message here, there was lots of beeping. you can see in the heads up display depending on the l ht that there's a scooter that we

needed to avoid. >> this is ford's latest rollout which should be in cars in about three years. >> everything arouyou, like a lane closed for construction or a pedestrian thaan simply to cross the road all talking to the car. and it can also help with some let's just say less than cordial situations. so we've all been in this enario where you come to a four way stop. nobody knows who's supposed to c first. all thesears are communicating with one another. that one gets the green dot. it tells that one to go. this one over here now getsgr t n dot. it tells it to go because those cars were here before we were in the intersection. we're still told to stopno we get to go. we get to go through. everybody is safe. and these connected car drivers are being asked to enter into an agreement not to break the rules or else they can possibly be reported. we got a firsthand look on a closed d.c. parking lot.

ford insists this isn't pie the sky, but there ares hurdleto clear. >> we're here toalk with policymakers because the spectrum that has been set aside for this communication, our technology is not allowed tora opee within that spectrum. >> today a sign of the changing times as the car industry shifts to the next gear. in the district, adam tuss, news 4. lots of y may take probiotics, but not all of them are created equal. >> we are working with you for some new research on how to tell which kindou you shld be trying. and i'm talking about a chance for some strong storms toshorrow. i'll ow you when the best chance to see some of those storms occur and what we'll see te rest of

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said that mpd ignored those complaints and their response to a freedom of information request, mpd did tell the i-team it never investigated the trmplaints. failed to even keeck of how many complaints came in from the public. mpd was passing the complaints on to the security company that employed the officers. let them police themselves. >> there's a gun. they sure look like a police offirr, but they're teated differently and we need to clean that up. >> the new bill would take the complaint process for special police officers awa from mpd. shift the investigation to the office of police complaints. th's a separate government agency. it already handles complaints against actual mpd officers. the entire d counsel signed on to co-sponsor this legislation. you could be $475 million rher if you win tonight's mega

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how about an efigy of the president of the united states sitting on a golden commode and bragging about being a genius. >> that's one of the sights one sees on the streets of london. thousands ofprotesters told the world what they think of mr. trump. nbc lester holt is traveling with the president. >> greetings from london. behind me big ben shrouded in scaffolding these days. in many ways a metaphor for this country. president trump day two of the state visit meeting with traes -- theresa may, the outgoing me minister. the issues of trace that will be unresolved as she leaves office.

the major protest that greeted the president when we see you tonight on nbc nightly news. >> obviouslyester holt reporting from london just ahead on nbc nighly news after weather and sports in case you didn't hear him say it. it's something kids will beg talkibout for years to come. the story of 3.7 billion years of life on earth. of course, the dinosaurs. the five ear $110 million renovation to the hall of fossils aowedory smith to be a kid again. >> reporter: remember being a kid and walking into a museum f thest time, the smile on your face as you gazed up at creatures that seemed out of this world and once walked the earth? at the smithsonian new dinosaur and fossil hall, you can go back and feel like that kid again. >> as a kid, i came to this

museum. >> reporter: it's a chance to ne telstories and rehash old fights. the hall's new exhibit takes visitors on a journey through deep time using displays both big and small to tell story that started nearly 3.7 billion years ago. more than 700 fossil specimens are on display. of course, there's the stars of the show. the fossils. many of them posed accurate positions like the t-rex enjoying its lunch. >> it's the difference between reading a book and living a book and a book coming to life. >> reporter: thoughhe hall shines a light on the past, it also asks visitors to ponder the future. >> it actually has a very clear message that concerns our human future.ap that was not parent in any of the previous hall.

>> reporter: most important of all, it wants your imagination to take flight leaving visitors both young and old with new memories of a time long ago. cory smith, news 4. >> i love that too. >> if you've been around d.c. long enough, maybe you remember the kids going. >> absolutely. s yeah. that ol. >> it was my favorite place and then they took it down for so long. i'm so ecited to go back. >> now it's back and bigger and better than ever. >> we're a little bigger. we're a little taller. >> are you saying the animals r aren't as big? >> it's amazing what they can do. >> really cool. i'm excited. what are we lking at for tomorrow? >> got a chance of sere storms. that's something we're watching after two beautiful days. we had severe weher on sunday. that brought us the beautiful days. tomorrow we've got another chance for strong storms, but nothing like what we o sawn sunday. we saw golf ba sizedail in many parts of the region.

we won't see that for tomorrow. news. goo out there right now we're looking at really nice conditions. 76 degrees. temperatures droppingby 10:00, 11:00. not nearly as cool. it's not cold. some areas we're into the upper 30s, low 40s. even bwi was at 46. that was a new l recordw. actually tied a record low for them. right now 77 leesburg. 76 as well over towards annapolis. right now huntingtown coming in at 75. beautiful afternoon there. no rain to talk about. if you're going out, eating dinner outdoors, no problem at all. it is really just that nice. satellite and radar showing clouds moving in. we also have that smoke from those canadian wildfires moving in. that will make for a good sunset in about the nehour, hour and a half or so. then we're watching this storm up to the north. you see the severe weather going on in southeastern portions of minnesota. that weather is moving our way. we've got a chance forsevere weather today in chicago, st.

louis. it's going to move our way tomortw. we have tchance across the region tomorrow afternoon. i really do think it will be tomorrow afternoon as w move on through. something else moving our way, warmer temperatures. much cooler. new york only 70.4. buffalo 6 for us 66. down to the south sitting at 85 in atlanta. the 90s well down to the south. we won't quite g b there, the 80s will move into our region during the day tomorrow. that will make for a much warmer afternoon. high temperatures trrow up into the mid 80s after a low of around 65 in the city. this is about 7:00, 8:00 youan expect at the bus stop. a much warmer morning. it wasn't that cold thism ning. you noticed when you stepped out the front door. 76 by recess. then there's that storm chance. by the time the kids ar getting out of school, right around 3:00, 4:00, i think that's the best time for storminess. then into the evenin hours. then we really start to warm up. 88 rather warm and humid on thursday. 87 on friday. take a look at the weekend. satuay and sunday now both looking great. 84 on saturday.

82 on sunday. earlier yesterday i was looking at a chance for rain on sunday. that chance is diminished. the better chance of rain comes on monday and into early tuesday. speaking of which, it is capital pride day. an event saturday and sunday.th parade on saturday. nbc 4 will be down there all weekend long. >> we love to hear about the great weather for b days of the capital pride celebration, doug. you learn more about all thent eveto map it all out in our nbc washington app, just search pride guide and be sure to look for our big float in saturday's parade. and at sundayti fesval on p it's going to be big. >> it is. coming up, some key returns and one big absence as the redskins starts their mandatory redskins starts their mandatory min i

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mandatory mni camp. dave johnson is with us on the studio. >> we'll start with sherree live at redskins park where there is a lot of buzz about who didn't show. >> trent williams has been an anchor on this redskins offense for the last ten seasons. he's missed a couple games duei tory but today he missed mandatory mini camp reportedly wanting a new ntract. his teammates know what his absence means and how much of an impact that will have on the field. >> he's the best leftackle in the nfl. >> best tackleo in pro fotball. >> the best left ckle i've played against. >> i want him back in the worst way. his teammates want him back, but at the end of the day tre is a business side of pro football and that's what he's about right now. >> as for who was here, for the first time rookie quarterback dwayne haskins connecting with future hall of famer adrian peterson. josh noran had an interception in team drills. wide receiver cam sims continues to impress.

>> the fact that we can get everybody together at one time, t means a lot. because we're still trying to build this team. we've got a lot of new guys. trying to intertwine the veterans and show those young guys how to work. >> we all know each other. we just play on different side the ball sometimes. sometimes you get back with your buds and do it all over again. >> i was up until 2:30, my heart was racing. it's like the first day of school. that's how i keepto myself i it. i love the game. i'm ready to ll. >> redskins back here for practice wednesday and thursday and dave, it is going to be a waiting game to see if or whenn treilliams returns. >> but the important thing is you're there and we apprecte you presenting at mini camte lisn, how about this? paris?he orassf ashburn, to

transition? for a home of the french open. rand garros, world war i pilot, and just a hunch, he will have lovedhis flight plan. faadal, roger federer on course to meet the semifinals, but before they can land there, the quarterfinals. infact, the first trip to roland garros for roger federer since 2015 has gone just fine so far. battle against stan wawrinka. federer comes to the net and wawrinka returns it. federer gets a racket on this amazing shot. he beats stan wawrinka in a four set now he can smile. and then rafael nadal taking on nishikori. not a hard day for nadal. second set in th far court. nishikori on e move. nadal comes to the net. nishikori wh a return.

watch this. nadalwith the reverse over the head shot to end it. only a weather delay slowe down nadal's day. he beats nishikori in saight sets. 12th semifinal. the other 11 times he won the whole thing. finally, karlsson bringing smiles to children'saces. carlson wasn't the star, though. the caps defenseman on hand to help celebrate the pet therapy program at children's which offers kids a chance to connect with animals. >> where can tey fine a unicorn? >> they're out there. they were there today. a longstanding relationship with chdren's and understand the importance of the program. listen, let me tell you something. that puts it all in perspective, when you see the smiles onhe kids today. there really was a unicorn. it was magical to see the smiles. >> those kids have gone through so much. >> thanks for joining us. nightly news starts in 60

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breaking news tonight. stunning developments after the high school massacre in parkland. the florida deputy and school resource officer who stayed outside and hid while udents were being slaughtered inside has tonight been arrested on a slew of charges, including child neglect for failing to act and confront the gunman. >> the school resource edofficer that cower behind a wall and let my peers die has finally been held accountable. >> prosecutors say he refused to investigate and directed other officers to stay away from the blding while 17 students and staff were executed inside.> >>so tonight, from pageantry to politics and protests in london, as president trump dines with a