before pathology andtoxicology reports are confirmed. >> we've never hadg to something like this and talk to the presau about it becse we're the safest nation. coincidence or whatever happened, the case is, some of them are more clear than others for sure. we have to wait until th formation comes back. >> recently a delaware woman says she was brutally beaten at a hotel in th drnd left for dead. she put this post on facebook. however, officials say she and her husband gave conflicting reports about what happened and demanded money before going public with their story. in light of all these cases, you can see why the dr is taking heat now. m, back over to you. >> that's the reason we've got our alberto g on theund getting answers touehe qions we all want to know. ahe joins us bit later in this

hour with a one-on-one interview th dr's head of police. we have some breaking news now at frederick memorial airport. let's show you some live pictures from chopper 4. maryland state police are telling us obviously that's a small plane that crashed after it the plane apparently hit some construction equipment and then slipped on to its roo there were two people on board. they were able to get out. they're expected to be fine. we're working on update from he faa and we'll get that to you. we're also following breaking news he in the district. police have found a body at a water tatment facility. t.c. water tells us tonight t the body was found beneath the i ground the filtrationm. syste officers responded the blue plains facily in southwest this afternoon. a spokesperson tells us victim is not a ad.c. wter employee. we hope to have a live report from shomari stone later in this honir. a war in northern virginia after a child was -- who was infected with measles l

visited aal several other crowded public places. news 4's doreen gentzler joins us and says the department of health has retracedhat child's steps and released a timeline of potential exposure sites. >> there are three of them, wendy. new information just coming in from health offho confirm the child got measles after traveling outside the u.s. and then arrived back in our region already sick and infected. they can't say much more than of that because privacy concerns, but we do have a detailed timeline of places the child visited. this past sunday the child was in terminal "a" at dull lesswe bet 5 time 30 and 8:30. later that night the child went to the emergency room at the heymarket medical center and lee early th next morning. then on tuesday of this past week the child was in the waiting area and in the

emergency room at inov affair oaks hospital irf f on tuesday from 3:00 to 5:30. measles hily contagious and it spreads through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes. you can get it just byeing in a room where a person with measles has been, even up to two hours after the person has ft. this case symptoms could develop as late as june 25th. look for tngs like a high fever, cough, runny nose or a rash on the face and body. measles is easily preventable through a safeec and efftive mmr vaccine. if you've gotten the vaccine, you're protected, but if you haven't been vaccinat, you could be at risk. if you know the symptoms, health officials urge you to s ay home and stay away from others and oll ahead before you go to the doctor's officer the emergency room. and if you haven't been vaccinad, know that you're not protected and you're also

endangering other people. back to you. >> doreen, thanks so much. this year's measles outbreak more ues to spread with than 1,000 cases ross our country. that's the highest level in 27 years. the majority in new york and in people who have not been vaccinated. we have more information online, including the timelfe again that possible exposure, the exposure site in northern he virginia case of that young child. just ahead we'll have more, but you can go to our website and r app. a family sat in shock at a fairfax county courtroom today as the lspected kil of a 16-year-old girl changed his a pleat the last minute. he has been expected to plead uilty to killing his ex-girlfriend joely moussa, but with today's plea the case will now go to trial. police say ebrahim confessed to luring the victim out of her

house the night she disappeared and before moussa's murder ebrahim had already face esc oic>f >> we'ysve got new video this fast food restaurant here in maryland and it appears to show a security guard pulling a weapon on some local students. the teenagers say the guard threatened them and refused to let them inside the popeye's here in capital heights. tracee wilkins spoke to one of the teens' parents and has a response from the guard's employer. >> reporter: these teens did a double take after theyere t by security that the popeye's was closed. when they saw others go in, they questioned the security guard. things took a turn. here's how one mom explains it. >> he just told thome back up, up. out of my face, back the next one he pulled out his weapon. >> reporter: the kids ran thinking the guard was pulling a

gun from his holster. t spokesperson says ias not a gun in his holster, it was a taser and he does not have a license for a gun. in a astatement, spokesperson went on to say it was an unfortunate situation. i feel bad for the parents. no one was harmed or the police out. the parents of one of the kids has filed a police report and complaint with popeye's. they say they want the securityd guard f >> i believe he needs to be fired from all security until he can get some proper training. >> those are my kids, they play basketball, they are scholars. to know that they were looked at at potential thugs or something other than what they were, tr ma -- it made me upset. >> reporter: police are ui contin the investigation, but as it stands, they say it appears the security guard was operating within the law and ye pope had a right to close the door to customers if it chose to. in capital heights, i'm tracee

wilkins. news now we have reached out to popey and are waiting for a comment. he t weather is lovely in a lot of parts, but there are some scattered showers out there and we are gettg some rain this weekend. let's get to doug kammerer. what's the timeline on that? >> the rain this weekend coming most likely sunday. isolated showers in our southern zone. the big deal today is the heat. high temperatustoday got up to 89 so far. we're waiting to see if we hit 90 officially. it's 85 in hagerstn. 87 in washington. 88 richmond. ocean city hit a high of 80. we've en a couplef showers. you can see them all south of fredericksburg moving down towards the northern neck. everyone else on the dry side. rather un settled weather to the south and west. to can see all the rain down the southwest. we'll track more of that as we maybe our way to the weekend. see you back here in a few minut n. we ha details on the mysterious deaths of three

people in spotsylvania county. the medical kpexaminerrenoworts michael coleman died from a cut to the neck also. that was the cause of death for the other two victims. coleman's female partner and her 14-year-old son. all three deaths have been officially ruled homicide. a relativeo finding th bodies in a rural spotsylvania county home last month and still no arrest. opper 4 is over the scene of i -- on i-270. this is the procession for the fallen frederick county firefighter. as that procession passed under a bridge today, firefighters saluted. 60-year-old drew joenes wasn killed itractor crash on tuesday. a rescue crewnd fouis body in a steep ra revine. the man who shot and nearly kille alexandria police officer peter laboy is back in jail

facing a charge. he is accused of trying to set fire to the house and car of one of his caseworkers. police found weapons in a subsequent search of his home. bashir was found not guilty by reason of the shooting back in 2013, then released from a state mental institution earlier this year. he'd been living on his own in woodbridge. bashir will be back in court later this month facing weapons charges. at> investigators are trying to figure out whed to that crash during a training exercise one st point that killed cadet, injured more than a dozen others. we're told the cadets are all rising seniors. they were riding in a large truck on their w to a navigation training. at some point while traveling on an unpaid road, the uck flipped. west point has not identified the cadet who was killed. they say the others involved in the crash are all expected to survive. world leaders gathered with veterans today from the greatest generation in norman marking

75 years since d-day. a major turning point in world war ii. president trump praised american troops today saying before the war many had never traveled outside their own communities. they suddenly found themselves half a world away fighting in the name of liberty against the nazis. the president alsois praed private first class russell picket, the last surviving member of company "a." private picket injured three times. mr. trump talked about his will to keep fighting. he said i'm going to return. ix days after d-day, he rejoined his company. 2/3 had been killed already. many had been wounded within 15 minutes of the invasion. they lostom 19 just fr the small town of bedford, virginia, alone.

>> now aheaur in o next half hour, julie carey travels to bedford to take a closer look at the d so-called bedforboys and the significance of d-day for that community. still ahead, news 4 working for your walletom ruits and vegetables to electronics, what's going to be the real price tag as you pay for those new tiffs on mexico? also, ready for some robocall relief? it's on the way and you don't have to do athing. what your cell phone carrier is now beedg requir to do. >> 50 years of lgbt rights from the summer of '69 to now. the washington blade has covered it all. i sit down with one of their long-time journalists who has neen a wit

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showers, but it's the weekend that could be more of a washout. doug will be telling you about that in a few minutes. just a few minutes ago we learned significant progress is being made on immigration talks with mexico. the white house is trying to get mexico ho help shore mexico to help shore up the border and slow the pace of illegal immigration. president trump says a -- he'll i ime a tariff on all mexican imports to the u.s. leon harris is here with a closer look at how the tariff increase could impact your wallet. >> if the tariffs go into effect, u.s. consumers could pay for a wide variety of goods. avocados, the u.s. imports 85% of the supply. and companies like chipotle are warning their prices will go up if the tariffs go intt. effec the u.s. also pours lots of other fresh fruits and egetables from mexico,

asparagus, kale, lettuce, berries and pineapples. we also import wine and beer and snack oods whichuld make any summer picnic or party more expensive for you. but it's not just food. the u.s. also imports vehicles. that sent automaker stocks plummeting. we also importvi telesions, blue jeans and medical equipment as well. in all the u.s. imported nearly $347 billion of goods from mexico in 2018. that means a 5% tariff could cost consumers more than $17 billion. the president threatens continued hikes. >> agn, that tariff deadline is on monday,but we being told significant progress is being made in the talks between mexico.d we'll have a closer look at what oth sides are looking for in these talks. that's coming up right here on news 4 at 6:00. the loudoun county courthouse is the focus of a new

reportt'n the coun history of race relations. the heritage commission began the study after residentsse expresconcern. there is a confederate memorial at the courthouse, but nothing that recognizes the struggles of rican-americans. the new report suggests naming the courthouse possibly after charles hamiltonhouston, a prominent black attorney from the 1930s. for 50 years "the washington blade" has been telling stories of the guy community and the push for equal rights. for most of that history one reporter has had a front row at at theevolution. as we celebrate pride week andbl the "ade's" 50 years as a beacon in the community, i sat down with him to see what thath tory looks like through his eyes. when ail fert field was tilled in the summer of 1969. as the stonewall riots exploded in new york, unleashing the rage of the guy community fed up with

the oppression, in a small ofice in d.c., "the washington blade" became one of the first ywspapers in the countr dedicated to the life and concerns of the lgbt community. it was in the mid fst of this surging civil rights movement that a young reporter would start writing. >> one of the issues that i was covering in my early years of the "blade" was the problem of guy people having their security clearancesed revok if it came out they were guy. >> he told their stories, but it was the coming plaguehat would decimate any safe cover this community had o relied and still the future of so many young men. he told their stories. >> the issue of discrimination s and bi and families disowning some of their loved ones when they find out that someone might be guy after the person learns they have a life threatening

disease is the hardest part. it's still emotional to me, unfortunately. dealing with the dying. it became an art form. we had to write obituaries. i just lost count of the countless hundreds of obituaries of people that wewr had to e. >> the aids crisis and the slow response of the government ignited more activism in the community and he told their stories not as a guy reporter, but as a reporter. >> well, one slogan we had at some point in the past was g news, straight facts. >> for the lgbt community, these 50 years have brought great victories, a marriage, adoption, housing, employment. but henows there are still stories to be told. like his most recent. a ansgender woman murdered in prince george's county.

>> the next of kin never had accepted the transgender woman and considered her still his son and in the funeral he directed the funeral parlor to present this person as a man rather than a woman as she had been living her life for aaeft 1east 15 yea >> so many words on so many pages, like footprints on a path tell us where we are while above a flower shop on 14th street a new decades beginand "the w cade"l tell its stories. we'relebrating pride weeknd a there's a lot of celebrations going on throughout theweek and throughout the month. you can re more about all of this in our nbc washington app. search pride guide and look fori our nbc pde bus that's going to be in the parade. >> a double decker a we say.

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. doug joins us now. kind of a hot day as you predicted. how warm did we get out there? >> so far 89. i'm waiting for the official. we may have hit 90. >> one more degree. >> let's just go for it. >> i would like it. i needt for my summer forecast which would be good. but coming up in the next 10 days, two weeks, i don't see anoer 90 degree day. >> really? >> yeah. te're talking about pretty cool weather, at leasor this time of year. s ill getting around 80 degr all week. rather unsettled starting tomorrow. outside today, sunny blue sks. some cumulus clouds. 87 degrees. 13 s out of the north at miles per hour. a nice afternoon. it's been humid but not too humid. current temperatures hitting 86

degrees. martinsburg. 88 congress in frederick. 88 over towards huntingtown. you can see where thes shower are not. here's where they are. down towards spotsylvania county. driving south 95 towards richmond, you might run into a o couple swers and thunderstorms there. that's really it. the wider view showing what i'm talking about. there's a boundary right there moving south. another boundary to our north tr that's ying to move down too. that boundary is going to change things up for us tomorrow.e we'ring to see a little bit of a win shift tomorrow. light chance of shower or thunderstorm. the bigger thing, look at all the clouds back to the west. not just cloud cover. we've got a storm here. we've got atorm here. a lot of thunderstorms. a lot of rain with this system. very unsettled air mass.ha ts going to create a lot of rain towards the southeast eventually moving our way as well for part of the weekend. the other thingt's doing, keeping temperatures down. no real area of heat anywhere across the country. look at orlando. it was 91.

now it's 79. rain cool there. houston the warm spot at 93 degrees this map. but we don't really see much in the way of warm air anywhere. this is what to expect over the next couple of. days unsettled pattern. lots of clouds. i think we're going to see a lot more clouds than sun right on through early next week. chance of showers each day. thenooal t haredsat tomorrow, 8 degrees. mostly cloudy. not as chance of showers to the north. 84 is warm for this time of year. the average high is 81. 85 on satthday. t's looking pretty good. of course we're got capital pride going on saturday and sunday. looking good there. take the umbrella for sunday. make the poncho. high of 77. rather breezy on sunday too. 83 degrees coming up on monday. a good chance of rain on monday. then on tuesday as well. look at next week. the average high by the middle of next week is 84. we stay below averageos for m of the middle of june. how about that, guys? >> wow. is sounds like you almost got a

r shot there from the control room. >> time to go, doug. >> next at 5:30, new details about that mysteryin paradise. one resort, three people dead. we're talking taking you live to thec dominican repub with the new medical report that was just released. plus voting behind bars. should convicted felons have a say in our elections? when we come back at 5:00, the controversial new law being proposed in d.c. but first robocall relief.w there's a ne ruling today. it's from the fcc. it could finally c ♪ you know reliable support when you have it, and that dependability

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back now at 5:30 with that growing mystery down in the dominican republic. rism r the first time t officials are addressing the deaths of that maryland couple and the woman from pennsylvania, but they have stopped short ofg

sayin what may have happened. >> news 4 is the only local television station with a crew covering this story for you ine th dominican. alberto joins us now fromsanta do m domingo. >> reporter: there was a news conference today with the highest tourism official here in there dominican blic. he said the minister of tourism said that this island is safe, that tourists do not have to worry at this poi and that everyone has to wait for this investigation to be finished before anyone canmake a judgment. at this point let's listen to what he had to say to one of our questions today at the newsfe conce. he says that the truth is that this is sad that this unfortunately happened, that people die in hotels. these are situations that happen in life.

then he wanted to say that a what's import here is that every single event like this that take place needs to be investigated and that's what the minister is saying exactly is happening here in the dominican as a matter of fact, we're right outside of the agency, the office of the attorney general here in the dominican republic that is leading this investigation. just today they published some new information about the death of this couple from prince george's county. there was a long list of medical notes they confirmed that they both died from respiratory failure. they also spoke about the death of the woman in pennsylvania. diedre confirming that she from a heart attack, but there is a lot of new information here coming out of this building here inhe dominican republic. but mainly what the authorities here are saying, jim and wendy, is that this is a very safe island and that no one has to worry at thisin po

>> you also talked with dominican national police. what are they telling you now? and are youetting the sense from a lot of the guests there that they do feel safe? or not? >> soesterday we spoke to some tourists. they did -- one of them said that he didn't know about this. and that he drnt feel safe now because he still has nine days ahead of him here in the island, and then we spoke to another person who said you know what? i've been in the u.s. before and i think ts is just like any other american city. so we are getting a mixed retion there. and then today we spoke with the spokesperson for the national police he in the dominican republic and he told me again that there was no violence invold in the passing of this couple from prince george's county and we are going to have those comments here at 6:30. back to you guys. >> thank you, alberto.

what he was just telling us is the woman from pennsylvania had a heart attack. itially that was respiratory and pulmonary edema, exactly the same as the couple. she had taken a drink from the mini bar according to her husband and then collapsed. >> instant. >> right. well now on to some breaking news here in the district. d.cwater tells us a body was found at a treatment facility today. news 4 shomari stone just got to the scene? south best d.c. what have you learned? >> reporter: ad.c. water spokesperson tells us that this body was found beneat the ground in the infiltration system. that was around 12:54 today. that is when police arrived here on t scene and they immediately launched their investigation. at this point of the investigation,hey are waiting for an autopsy report from the medical examiner's office befor tproceed. they will look at the body to see if there are any signs of blunt force trauma, stab wounds, bullet wounds.ls

they're a trying to determine how the body ended up here at the d.c. water plant facility. they're waiting for the medica kp examiner's office report. they're not saying who the body is, but i asked was the body decomposing, were there signs of decomposing, perhaps been here for a cple of days and the visitor tells us that they were able to identify it as a man right away which could lead investigators to see that the body has not been here for a long time. we'll continue to bring you updates. i'm shomari stone. back to you. >> thank you, shomari. new developments today in the fight against those annoying illegal robocalls. the fcc voted to give phone carriers some new powers to block suspected spam on your phone. uonsumer reporter susan hogan working for yo with the details on what's this going to mean. >> what this means is pretty simple. if you don't want to get

robocalls, you don't have to do anything. your phone carrier no was j given the green tl to automatically block them from your phone. initially the fcc today also ma allowed or carriers to create new tools giving you the ability to actually block calls from anyone who's not in your contacts. but today's ruling mayk not those spoofed calls.n that's whe call appears to be from a number that you're not familiar with and now the fcc is asking for public input on another rule it'ser consng that would require phone companies to authenticate calls to make sure that they are really coming from the number that pops up on your caller.d. now, to the calls none of us want to get. debt collectors. 20 u.s. senators are nra ing concerns about new rules proposed by the consumer finance protection bureau. th new rules would allow debt collectors to call you up to seven times a week for each debt

you owe. but they must wait a week after they reach you before calling again. would also allow the companies to send you unlimited text messages and emails, but you would be able to opt out. the senators are concerned that consumers who don't have free texting plans will be unfairly charged for texts and they say companies should be required to have the consumer opt into these they're also questioning the safety of sending emails with links to consumers. scammers often times use copy cat emails to trick consumers nto opening those fraudulent links. public commentary is still open for the new debt collection rules. if you'd like tome in, we've got a link for you in the nbc washington app. just search debt collection. backgro you. >> at information there. and on this d-day, we're remembering the sacrifice made by local troops in world war ii. w the on news 4 at 5:00, memory of the bedford boys is

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in our struggle to stop the vilence, officers are trying to build relationships by billing bicycles. >> what a greatsidea. chri gordon reports from southeast dpo. >> er: 100 bikes built by police. chief peter newsham gets down to the nuts and bolts explaining why this is so imp atant. >> of the things we do in the community, building bikes

and different things with the kids is about building relationships with young kids at a very young age so they look at police officers and know that police officers are people too and police officers can be their friend. >> reporter: this project is sponsored by the national organization of black law enforce ment executive. >> we wt to makeure that the community understands that law enforcement is a resource. a lot of times it's seen as an e adversarand we understand that while we're not perfect, we are not all bad. >> reporter: most of these people have never built a bike before. that's why they're working in teams trying to figure it out. but they all are hoping that they will do some good when these bikes are delivered to high crime areas throughouthe district, virginia, and maryland. phillip, executive direor of the anacostia coordinating console, tracks crime in ward eight. there are so many families in this community. they can't afford bicycles. so i think it's a tremendous idea. >> these bikes built here i the

d.c. armory could make a big difference for youngster this is summer. chris gordon, news4. >> bikes bring people together. >> yes, they do. still ahead on news 4, should felons who are still in rison be able to vote? that question is creating a heated discussion in d.c. >> so you can support those individuals that have the right to vote? >> coming up, what d.c. leaders are proposing and why some district residents are pushingb k. i'm julie carey in bedford, virginia. it is a town that bears a st painful diction 75 years ago. it suffered the greatest loss of any community in this country. any community in this country. coming up, how they

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d-day, the sacrifices made by so many hit hard in the small mountain to of bedford virginia. >> thousands including vice president mike pence tothered y at the national d-day memorial to remember the allied invasion that became the turning point in world war ii. >> our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey visited the town earlier this week where they hope this 75th anniversary observances not the final salute. >> 89-year-old bo knows well what it's like to be in the middle of combat. on hat, a silver star and purple heart pin for his service in kobua. t for the last 16 years, one particular day of war, d-day, has been his focus as he leads tours at the national memorial. >> this morning i'll take you a journey. this journey begins over 75 years ago, june 6th, 1944.

it's a turningoint in world war ii. >> this memorial dedicated back ind2001 built in beford, virginia, home to the soldiers who came to be known as the bedfordboys. 19 who landed with company "a" were killed in the d-day invasion, the biggest proportional loss in any community. >> i think the peoplnd here are proud of the people who served and sacrificed. > this expanded memorial has its plaques and engravings, but instead of quiet pools for reflection, there is this. >> the sound that you hear hitting the water. >> the fallen soldier depicted in the water, one of two brothers who died that day, his bodyer found, but his bibleis vered on omaha beach somehow dry. d-day changed bedford forever. changed families. margarite was 4 when the

telegrams began to clatter into the western union mach te in downtown drugstore. her big brother jack reynolds was in company "a." when the telegraph was delivered, she watched hert mor read, then weep. jack was gone. >> i said where has he gone to? she said he's gone to heaven. then i knew that something had happened to him. but it was just such a confusing and a sad day after that. >> nis in th 75th anniversary year, bedford's main street is alive with fluttering flags and banners bearing pictures of the boys. a newly opened tribute center displayedersonal mementos donated by the families. there's the baseball g pove of thecher who left a minor league contract behind for war. jack reynolds blood-stained pocket bible, purple heart and banners. >> our goal as a tribute center is to pmake sure that these boy

legacies will continue on way beyond their black and white pictures on the wall. >> here's what she hopes that visitors to the memorl, to the tribute center, to bedford will temember. >>y have given us the freedom we have today. >> yep, the freedom we have today. while you heard me mention 19 bedford boys, that s the number killed in company "a." there was a 20th bedford boy who also died in the invasion, but he served in a different company. i've been seeing numbers of 22 bedford boys. >> i went down there for the50 anniversary and interviewed -- several of them were still alive. is anyone still alive? the bedfordboy, the last surviving bedford boy passed away in 2009. i know you interviewed him. he's the one that brought that word back to jack reynolds family t tell them about how jack reynolds was killed and he didn't suffer in his passing. >> it is such a beautiful and powerful memorial. >> it's kind of raw with the

men's faces as they encountered the horror of the nazis coming at them. >> the boat pulli in. the other thing i'll say is i'd encourage anybody to go visit, because it's a lovely town. >> it's beautiful. not far off i-81, a curvy drive-thru the mountains. >> thanks for taking us through that. thanks so much, julie. well, they are in normandy coming up, theerndon high school band, one of a handful across the country invited to perform in today's ceremony. news 4 was with them during on their mhs of training, practice and fundraising. they carried with them an american flag that flew on the u.s.s. herndon which was the ad ship. today the band marched through a smll french town that was the first to be liberatey. thade it. memories to last them a

lifetime, that's for sure. ckat's your ne of the woods, doug. >> way to go, guys. i love that the guys from herndon got to go out there and do that. how is it looking for this weekend? we have saturday is a big day for the capital pride parade. >> yeah. >> sunday is looking wetter. >> for sure. i think you'll need the umbrellas on sunday. it's not going to be 100% washout, t take the umbrella either way. take the ponchos too. saturday really looking pretty r good for you weekend. tomorrow not looking bad either. right now, hey, pretty good day. we hit 90 degrees today. 90 degrees for the sixth time so far this season. i do not have another 90 degree day in my forecast for the next ten days. we're looking at some cooler numbersere. right now plenty of sunshine. a really nice afternoon. 87 degrees. still a little humid, but not too bad. really nice night tonight as well. you can see area wide, 80, 86 in

leesburg, 85 right now gaithersburg. al87 bmore. 89 down towds fort belvoir. the chesapeake bay temperature getting up into the 70s. you cane definit go swimming in the bay. right now radar wise you're not going to see, with the exceptio of onttle storm here down to the south of fredericksburg, this is right along i-95 making its way south and eastward. this is the area we had the best chance for actually, we have it there again during the day tomorrow. a couple of showers in parts of our region. here's the thing. take a look at the wider view. you notice the clouds. look at the expansive clouds around deer all the way through the mississippi valley. a rather unsettled pattern. a lot of rain expected.nt that moves i our area. we're talking about this unsettled pattern really lasting for the better part of the next week to 10 days. >> yeah, absolutely. we see rain movinganto the a on sunday. we have rain in the forecast

monday, tuesday, and then maybet even a li bit more rain as the workweek wears on. but let's just talk about the weekend, because we are so close. your saturday as doug was saying is looking quite nice. we start off around 70 degrees. we warm to about 85. it is warm but it's not going to be too humid. we have partly to mostly cloudy skies out there on saturday. on sunday plenty of clouds in the forecast during the morning hours. about a 30% chanceou're dealing with a shower. temperature to kick off at 67. a high of only 77 as we trackoc asional rain out there on sunday afternoon. that continues into the evening hours. the chance forrain later inthe day at about 70%. the weather a bit of an impact on your weekend. uge. heading to the pool, it's looking nice on saturday. not a ton of sun. if you're heading to the beach with water tempeetures in th 70s, we also have air temperatures in the 70s both saturday and sunday. rain is likely at the beach on sunday. getting yard work done this weekend, you'll want to cut the

grass out there on saturday. doug, maybe an isolated shower tomorrow in central virginia later in the day, but most of us are going to have a dry friday. we're completely dry on saturday. then there's the unsettled pattern setting up. sunday, monday, tuesday, we have a high likelihood ofdespread rain each of those days. >> it's going to be interesting to see how much rain we do have during that time. maybe an inch to 2 inches. 70 degrees tomorrow morning. 80 at recess. we'll call it a fantastic friday across our region. not bad on saturday. again, the big chance of showers comes on sunday. then again on monday. sunday, monday, tuesday. another chance on ursday. maybe into friday. and look at these numbers. the average high temperature next week is 84. i don't have a single temperature above 83 all of next week. >> we love it. thank you, doug. so do you show up to the airport early for yo flight? i'm early. >> i'm just right.

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council is considerin allowing felons the opportunity to vote. the measure is acing some serious questions. >> pris ers at thed.c. jail who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial are already allowed to vote, but the d.c. council is considering legislation that would allow convicted felons to vote from prison. >> there are curr a little over 1,000 d.c. residents incarcerated felons.2% 9re african-american. >> yesterday after mayor bowser expressed her concern, a neighbor asked if people convicted of murder should be allowed to vote. >> if you killed a you have the right to vote? no. you're a murderer. >> after that exchange with the neighbor, bowser wouldn't commit eith wayn whether violent

criminals should be allowed to vote from prison. >> there are people who are being held out of state for a number of crimes ranging from the nonviolent to the very violent.nd i think that should be part of the discussion when public hearings are held. >> hans, a senior atgal fellow he heritage foundation, opposesvoting for prison, even for nonviolent criminal. >> what will you do about somebody who commits election fraud or voter fraud? that's noneviolate, butould that personing voting? if you have an election the official convicted of y,briber should that individual be able to vote. >> only two states allow incarcerated t prisoners vote, vermont and maine.st ome queion of felons voting from prison has b an issue in the upcoming presidential campaign. >> the right to vote is inherent to our democracy.

yes, even for terrible pple. >> let terrorists that are in prison vote. i don't think so. >> the d.c. council will hold hearings later this year. in the district, mark segraves, news 4. >> if d.c. does ps thass this legislation, it wout not go ino effect for the 2020 election. news 4 at 6:00 starts now with doreen and jim. now at 6:00, demanding answers after a tropical deadly. turns we're on the ground in the dominican republic asking theug questions. >> do you know when the final investigation is going to happen? >> new detailsbout the deaths of three americans including a local couple found dead at a resort in the dr. and what it could reveal about their final hours. >> first at 6:00, two stories breaking at this hour. take a look at this. a small plane hit some

construction equipment taking off. and then flipped on to its roof from the runway. chopper 4 just flew over the scene. this is the frederick airport. we're told two people who were on boardare okay. we're also covering some breaking news in the district. police have found at body ahe blue plains water treatment facility in southwest. d.c. water tells us the body was found beneath the ground in the filtration system. the spokesperson says the victim is not a d.c. water employee. we'll keep you updated aswe learn more. ,>> now to that mystery the dominican republic officials o are trying treassure tourists from around the globe that the a country is e. >> but today those same officials offer few answers about howam three icans died, including a couple from prince ty that were staying at a popular resort down there. we have team coverage for you tonight. >> erika gonzalez is monitori the new developments from our live