shoulder. prince george's county police, maryland park police, they're all breaking down their equipment now, but this is still an active crime scene so we't couldn get any closer. let me give you a closer look at what it looks like over there. prince george's county police are saying they have a suspect in custody. no weapon at this time. no reports of any injuries. but earlier this afternoon at the elementary school when a man went into the school and was allegelyct ag very strangely as someone thought they saw a gun. hear now from a womans who work at the community next door that's connected to the school. here's what her ploys told her they saw. >> he pulled his pants down, pled them back up and left out. i advised alicia to lock the front door. once she locked the door, i don't know how he ended up coming back into the school and he took a ring off one of the employee's fingersd i think that may be a person that was in the after car program. then he left out.

>> again, police are beginning to clear the scene here, but this is still considered an active scene. they say they took that man into custody who was acting so oddly, but again, no gun found. no school dismissed earlier in the afternoon here, but there were six children still inside m. the school as part of the aftercare progra their parents were each notified separately about what was going on here. the kids were taken out safely. no oneharmed. prince george's county police are still investigating exactly what happened here. t again,s is still ongoing, but the good news is no one injured.il i'm tracee wkins. back to you all in the studio. >> an unnerving afternoon there. tracee, thank you. here in the district police are loking into a tragic case. >> a man and woran dead fom an appare murder/suicide. police tell us the pair have two small children. >> it all started when officers went to a home to check on someo someone. news 4 mark segraves joins us in upper northwest. mark, what are you learning?

>> reporter: we can tell you that police were called here about 9:3ni this m. as you said, they went to a home in the middle of this block y hind me. thed to force their way into the home. when they got there, the husband was still alive. neighbors consoled one another outside the home as news of the tragedy spread. >> it's heartbreakiea to h something so close to home. >> reporter: police were called to the 4300 block this morning to check on the welfare of one of the people living in a house in the middle of the block. >> theytually had to force entry. >> reporter: police chief peter newsham said once officers had forced their way into the home, they found the husband holding a idgun. police dtry to talk to him. >> there was some limited ti communica and then unfortunately he took his life. >> reporter: after the altercation with the husband, police oarched the hme and they found the wife's body >> this appears to be a domestic murder/suicide. >> reporter:ewsham says the couple did have two young children who were at a nearby

elementary school when the shootings took place. >> therere children, soe will make accommodations for the kids to make sure that they're safe. >> reporter: we're told that family members are flying in ldom out of town to take care of those young chin who again were in an elementary school nearby at the time of the shooting. that's the very latest. live in upper northwest, mark segraves. >> a very sad story. thank you, mark. people who live in this townhouse are lucky to be alive tonight. they escaped some of them with just the clothes on their backsm as fla consumed their home. sadly, several of these familieh nowave nowhere else to live.ws ne 4's darcy spencer is live at the scene on carrollton drive where a huge cleanup effort is under way. darcy. >> reporter: well, that's right, jim. the fire is , but like you said, that cl nup isll under way behind me. i want to step out of the way so you can see right now what is

happening. people were able to salvage some of the items from their burned out home. you have a work crew here doing some final they put up a fence around the property. getting ready to board this up. and while many people losve ething here, they say they're thankful that no one was hurt. it ripped through this row of townhouses leaving seven families with no place to go. the fire broke out around 9:00 in the morning. three firefighters were transported for heat exhaustion. >> it's emotional. i can only imagine what it's like to lose everything you have. pictures, memories, clothes, everything. it's hard to describe. it's not easy nowadays. >> grace grant was getting ready for work. she grabbed her phone and purse and got out. >> i'm glad that i'm alived an all my neighbors are alive and i don't know what the next step is going to be. >> reporter: her neighbors are in the same situation. they lost everything. many had already left for work

or school came back to find everything gone. ire officials say this block of ven homes on carrollton drive is a total loss. south end baptist church is right across the street. paor michael called 911 and his wife knocked on the doors making sure everyone was okay. the fire spread really fast. it was just smoke when i first saw it. within 15 minutes the whole roof had smoke and you could see fles coming up at that point. >> firefighters were able to save wendy's african gray parrot. there were tears as they carried her huge cage out of the charred home. ng that's all i wanted. the material this are replaceable. she's not. she's been a part of my life since she was 4 years old and now she's 30 some years old. she's been like a child. reporter: the rescue of that bird definitely was a special moment here today. it lifted a lotlef peop spirits. the red cross helping these

families until they can get back on their feet. >> sometimes it's the little things that make allcehe differen a city mayor in prince george's county facing misconduct charges. eddie martin you see here in the center opyour screen. secutors say he authorized a $50,000 fireworks purchase on city letterhead in 2017. state prosecutors sayrt ma used his position to help a allowed y the fireworks a frewy to be used by cities with special permits. a dramatic new look at a dangerous close call when warships nearly collided in the philippine sea. a russian "destroyer" came within 50 to 165 feet of the u.s.chcellorsville. u.s. officials say it was holding a steady course to allow a helicopter to land when the russian ship came up on the right from behind accelerated

and closed to an unsafe distance. the u.s. crew had to gun the engi tes and maneuve avoid a collision. u.s. military officials are calling russia's move reckless, unprofessional and a violation of international norms. the russian military says the n americahip was at fault. on to storm team 4 now. doug is tracking some showers out th doug, how is it going to affect our weekend? >> it's going to affect your weekend most likely on sunday. it's not going to affect tonight. the amazing thing about this is we've got high pressure to the north and that is blocking, acng like a lineman, just blocking to the line to the south. you can see exactly where this rain is. down to theth south, off to east. you see some rain around fredericksburg. nothing around the d.c. metro area. we saw shower activity in towards parts of fauquier and culpeper county, but that has come to annen. heaviest rain now along the northern neck in extreme southern maryland and over towards the eastern shore.

we stay unsettled right on through the day tomorrow into sunday. look at all this rain down to the south. it will try to move o way. i'll show you when we see the ce best chan for rain. we'll take you hour byor hour f your weekend coming up. with so much going on, you don't want to get a little heads up from storm team 4 if weather is approaching. download our nbc washington app and stay a step ahead of the weather. today we learned about a colorado couple now suing bahia prince resorts in the dominican republic. the couple stayed at a hotel last year. they say a strongme chemical sll in their room made them violently ill. nbc's gabe gutierrez spoke to the couple about the experience. >> it was bent over pain cringing for my intestines. it was cramping like i had never felt before. kind of like something was twisting or spazzing inside.

it wasn't just a simple cramp of a muscle. something was almost hemorrhaging inside of us. >> these stories are also larming tourists in the dominican right now. news 4 and telemundo 44 continue our coverage from the island. we'll check back in with alberto in our next half hour. today we learn when virginia lawmakers will consider new gun control laws in the wake of the virgnia beach massacre. governor northam set july 9th for them to address gun violence. he's putting further ideas that failed in the regular session including universalackground checks, a ban on assault weapons, and reinstating thea oe gun month law. republican leaders say they have their own ideas about addressing gun violence which they will introduce during th special session. the family of a murdered erbasketball play say they want justice in the murder. today they held a press conference calling force justi

and transparency. a dare was walking to a training session in sea pleasant hen he was shot and killed last august. the young father of a baby son was preparing to begin playing prossional basketball in china. two men have now been arrested in connection to his murder. prosecutors are not being transparent with how this case is progressing. a dai-- his mother says she wan them charged to the full extent of the law. >> we're going to get justice. i don't caav what i he to do, done. l be >> prince george's county state's attorney's office tells news 4 it has been meeting regularta with a represtive for the family. a local restaurant manager is accused of going too far with a young employee he supervised. >>nly on news 4 this evening, what police said he told her to do before takingge advanta of her inside the mall.

plus we've covered lots of water main breaks over the years, but then there's this. local homes taking a direct hit from a geyser of water. a closer look at the damage and the potential warning signs too. and one ticket to space, please. asw you can literally become an astrout as early next yenaar

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for the community, but his administration appears to be rejecting requests to fly the rainbow pride flag this month from u.s. embassy flag poles. three american diplomats told nbc news the state department has deniedon permissi to several u.s. embassies, including those in isreal, germany and brazil. the denial to the u.s. embassy in berlin is especially jarring. the u.s. ambassador to germany is openly guy and leading the pr ident's push to persuade more than 70 countries to change laws that outlaw homosexualee t. they did not respond to the request for comment. the president tru has just arrived at the white house aftee overseas. >> people on both sides are waiting to see if ho make'll ma good to impose tariffs on goods o.om mex the 5% tariffs could go into

effect on monday rising to 25% by october. the u.s. automakers with plants in mexico could be forced to raise car prices by hundreds, even thousands of dollars. this as new economic numbers suggest a potential warning sign for the economy. >> craig boswell is tracking it all for us. craig. >> fewer jobs were created la month and we'll get to that in just a mont, but first president trump, no definitive word from the president on tariffs as he breezed past reporters returning to the white house just a few moments ago. president trump returning from a european trip as u.s. and mexican negotiators workedr foa third day in washington. the president earliertweeting chances of a trade deal with mexico are good while dangling the threat of 5% tariffs beginning monday if mexico doesn't meet his demands for border security. this as u.s. and mexican negotiators try to hash out

details. >> possible compromises provide 6,000 troops to guatemala, stepped up detainments and revised asylum agreements. something the u.s. is pushing and mexico has long resisted.u' >> if from a country south of mexico and you step into mexico, that's where the asylum seeking takes place as opposed to the united states because our laws are so broken. >> the president says mexico has not done engh to stop migrantin crossand telling fox news -- are a beautiful thing if you know how to use them. >> republicans are uneasy that american consumers pay the price. >> even 5% tariffs compounds very rapiy in the supply chain and really hits the vehicle sector very hard and so you get job layoffs on both sides of the border. >> the government says the u.s. aded 75,000 jobs in may. experts had predicted 185,000. >> the numbers were uniformly weaker than expected.

>> stoke eing fairs tariff unceainty could slow the economy. there are reports the federal ld reserve couut interest rats next month in an effort to keep the economy from slowing. doreen, back you to. >> all right. thank you. the fda sent warning letters to four e-cigarette companies accusing them of using paid social media influencers to yitch their fru flavors tofo llowers. the agency says the post did not include a mandatory warning that thei liquds contain nicotine which is addictive. the companies now he 15 business days to respond and explain how they will address those concerns. do you evero notice ne coming from low flying helicopters? well, apparently you're not alone. now the government wants to study helicopter noise in and around the nation's capital. our news partners at wtop radio report the government accountability office wants to take a closer look at what many say is an increase in helicopter

noise. this study will include what kinds of helicopters are being used as well as flight ths, frequency, and altitude. heads up if you were planning to take metro this weekend. work on the silver line extension will close a busy station through the end of the weekend. metro is going to shut down the reston east station tomorrow and sunday so that crews can connect the existing tracks with the new part of the silver line that will eventually take passengers into loudn county. the six new stations are set to open in about a year. metro says it will run free shuttles between the reston east and spring avenue stations this weekend. for the first time ever nasa will allow private citizens to visit the international space station. nasa announced today that the space station will open for private astronaut missions as early as next year. therel wil two private astronaut flights a year. doreen, you can take one, i'll

take the thother, wi each trip lasting a maximum of 30 days. the space agency will charge private companies about $35,000 a night for use of the station's facilities. >> that's pricey room and board there. >> including air, water, and of ourse you've got to have internet up there. >> wi-fi. what are you going to do without that? >> the average space tourist is likely to pay the private company about, okay, now we're out, $50 million for the trip. >> well, it was nice while it lasted. >> it's hard to watch.ng imagini everything inside a town home getting soaked. this evening old pipes are ortaking the blame f this massive geyser. >> it caused some major damage as you can see last night here in gaithersburg. news 4 cory smith spoke to the homeowners today who say it was just the l aest in what's been week of bad breaks at their complex. >> reporter: to see the damage, you'd think a fire ripped

through this town home, but all busted out windows and siding that's been ripped away was caused by this. break in an 8-inch cast iron pipe spent water spewing from beneath the parking lot, hammering several homes in itings path. residents could nly wats her neighbors scrambled to get out. >> it was terrifying. i felt so badly for th people inside. >> raul's family is one of three that has been displaced. >> i didn't know what to think. i was jut thankful t my family was out. >> reporter: as cleanup crews worked inside his home, he tried to help the family next door. the place they call home for 20 years is now unsafe and likely a total loss. >> they are experiencingtrauma i guess. my kids as well. for kids especially,t's a very traumatic experience. >> reporter: thursday's break was not the first time wssc has been out here. fact, the ground beneath my oet is still soft from the repair work th tuesday

to fix a break not veryar from the one that happened just yesterday. wssc says the pipes that broke this week are 48 years old. breaks happen constantly, but the spokesperson says thursday was a rare occurrence. >> we're conducting forensics which is typical just for us to gather any other information, to understand if there's any otr reason, other than age. >> lambert says the utility will continue to monitor the situation, but are not overly concerned it will happen again. after seeing what's transpired just this week, he isn't as confident. > they're saying everything is okay. >> reporter: do you believe them? >> not really. >> reporter: despite all the damage, all the heartache, the good news hereo is that nob was injured in this incident. we're told the red cross is assisting those families have been displaced. this weekend, thousands of people wi walk to raise awareness for pancreatic cancer. >> thers no known cure for the disease. one of our colleagues, former

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pay no more than $5 per month with the repatha® copay card. we've got so many things going on this weekend, we need to plan head here doug. >> tomorrow the weather is not going to be impactful tomorrow all. a lot of clouds, kind of like to day. it really will look like today. some suntomorrow, but more clouds thane suns sunday is the day you need to watch out for. you just need to carry the l umbre. what kind of umbrella? the first umbrella. not the big golf umbrella. cay the purse umbrella around if you can, because we will see rain from time to time. out there right now it is cloudy, but we're not dealing

with any rain in our area. 79 degrees right now.wi s out of the northeast. it is that flow coming off the ocean that gives us these clouds. 79 leesburg. 81 over towards annapolis. 77 towards huntingtown. so actually still on the warm side. average high temperature today 81. we did hit 81 a little bit earlier. no rain currently. look at the rain. just down to the south a couple of showers off to the east. but farther south around fredericksburg, we'veen some very heavy rain down between fredericksburg and richmond today. flash flood warning t intohat red box around the richmond elea. if you're traving i-95, watch for hat. any rain tonight will be on the light side down to the south. but most of it is being pushed air to the south as dryer is making its way into and around our region. you see how unselgted ttled we .

lots of clouds. lots of showers. tomorrow is just a cloud cover. high pressure dominating to our north. that's bringing in that wind, but also bringing in that dryer area. wenot going to see any rain tomorrow. watch how the rain gets pushed down to the south. as high pressure moves off it wine of leaves that block out here and that allows the rn to come right back in. we think a good chance of rain during the day on sunday. carry the umbrella you. tomorrow high of 83. the pride parade looking great if you're going down there. also the walk for pancreatic cancer, that's looking good. 81 on monday. 80 degrees on tuesday. chance of showers just about y. every carry that umbrella. this might be a golf umbrella day on monday. we'll look more into that. >> we have got more about that purple stri walk you mentioned coming up later. thank you. some people planning their vacations are wondering whether they should cancel them. >> when comeback, what the

deaths of three americans, upincluding a local co could mean for people who count on tourists to earn their living. i'm julie carey in fairfax county where a man who was the managerof the chick-fil-a here in fair oaks mall is behind bars tonight. he's accused o first soliciting one of his juvenile employees for nude photos, then sexually for nude photos, then sexually assaulting her inside the mall. the big carriers are talking about their current 5g rollro but thefforts are limited to a few pockets in select cities

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a guy who once managed the chick-fil-a store at fair oaks mall is t under arrestnight accused of sexually assaulting one of his employees. >> police t tl ushe victim is an aunderage girl the attack happened at the mall. >> only on news tonight northern virginia bureau chief julie carey explains why police

are praising the teen for coming forward. >> as a chick-fil-a manager, he was supposed to be looking out for his young teenagedoy empls. only now he's locked up accused of sexually assaulting a juvenile femalethe restaurant located in the fair oaks mall food court. these documents reveal the trouble startedeghen he b texting a teen employee repeatedly asking her for nude photos. she resisted but eventually sent a waist upshot. once the manager got the nude photos, he started asking their g for more. he wanted to meet her at a hotel for sex. he even texted her once in high school. she turned him down but kept quiet about the solicitation. but then is worse. one day he allegedly took the girl into a hallway behind the chick-fil-a restaurant and sexually assaulted her. she contactedpolice. >> he's managing a number of juveniles, so it's very important for her

come forward and we really appropriate it. we could potentially find other victims. we don't have any on there's other victims, but that's the first thing we look into. >> police gathered evidce in that mall hallway where the assault allegedly took place anr soon aft they made an arrest. they are urging other juveniles to come forward anytime someone solicits them in texts, online, or in person for nude photos or for sex. >> just request them sendide pictures is a crime or requesting to have sexual contact with a juvenile is a crime. >> imptant information for juveniles and their pares to understand. he is being held without bond at the fairfax county aonlt detenticenter. i'm julie carey, news 4. a colorado couple is the latest to come forward and say they becamele violy ill while visiting the dominican republic. the couple says they experienced severe cramping and other symptoms during their stay last year. they are now suing the resort.

>> the story snt helpingase minds of the tourists after looking for answers after other recent deaths and health scares. >> news 4 and telemundo 44 continues our coverage from santo domingo where he spoke to some tourists today. alberto, what are you hearing? hey, doreen. the majority of them tell me that at this point they feel safe, but before comingo the dominican republic they were quite scared and the only thing they're doing differently is that they're changing their plans ju a little bit. a family wants answers, but dominican officials are saying it will take some time. >> the doctors that are close have told us it will take mout a th. >> thursday the office of the attorney general sharing their preliminary autopsy report whicl says nathan holmes and

cynthiada died of res piry philadelphia died in a hotel last year, the same company that ans the resort where the maryland couplend another woman from pennsylvania diedla month. this is important. make sure you have water. >> tourists are hiding how they felt when theya heard about wht happened. >> i thought great, i'm taking kids there, you know. that was knd of a concern. >> some even admitting they are changing their relaxation plans. >> no drinking so far this trip? >> that's right. that's what we're going to do. no drinking. >> is that a bummer? >> kind of, yeah. >> the sound of santa domingo, the popular tourist spot known here. almost every person that comes

into the traditional gift shop where he works is a tourist. but he sots he's n afraid people will stop coming to the dr. he says i'm not scared less tourists will come to my store and the hotels we have. in a country known for its beauty, american already hearsay you should come for a visit. >> it's a beautiful c untryd i would certainly travel here again. if yosare cautious and , there's no reason not to come here. >> today the hotelli is t me today that some of the employees are receiving when i asked them where those threats were coming from, he didn't want to tell us. dorn and jim, back to you. >> that's alberto in the dominican republic. sll so many questions. this evening the iconic

national cathedral will look a bit different as its lit orange. it's part of gun violence awareness day. starting at 9:00 they planto 1 times in memory of americans who died from gunfire every day in our country. wear orand starte memory of a 15-year-old chicago girl gunned down just a week after performing at president obama's second inaugural parade. for two years retired news 4 anchor joe krebs has been battling pancreatic cancer. we'll tell you how you c support people fighting the disease. can you tell me how to get o "sesame street?" what brought some of the characrs to d.c. todaynd we'll tell you their connection to nbc 4. left on 17th and to your >> thank you, doug. right now the rain is staying well to our south.

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it'll be a celebration in he streets this weekend. capital pride is this weekend raffic re are some closures that you need to know about if you're in the district. tomorrow's parade begins just west of dupont cire, then marches through the streets and ds near logan circle. so be aware of streets shut down for much of the afternoon and evening. if you're going down, parking is going to betricky, folks. metro is your best bet. speaking of the parade, nbc 4 and telemundo 44 will be there. i'm looking for us. i think i see rieger there. >> you can't miss her. she's the one blowing kiss. >> working for you fore the festivities begin. you can learn more abont all the ve so you can map it all out. just search pride guide. >> that is such a fun parade. street" the "sesame crew has taken over the

districd big bird all his friends are here to celebrate 50 years on television. they even stopped by the famous spots like ben's chili bowl to get some lunch. >> come on, oscar. this place istopnotch. >> we'll see about that. >> by the way, oscar approve of ben, just so you know. his crew even stopped by the montent which the coun tells us he loves to count. >> it's marvelous. i have been counting the monuments and counting the museums and, you know, doing what i do. >> they spent time with d.c. may mayor bowser at martha's table and you didn't know jim henso actually had a show that aired on our station called "sam and friends". that's where kermit the frog goi start. henson went on to create many of the characters you know from "sesame street" and the muppets and it started right here i this building.

>> snisn't that cool? it isrm a fo of cancer that so far hasno known cure. >> one of our form eer colleagu joe krebs is ffeht of his li. we caught up withim hnd how you can help him this weekend. also ahead, there's plenty of rain on the radar, folks, but how much oft will actually impact your weekend? impact your weekend? doug's comingack in here wit b hwhy switch to fios now? you get the best internet on the 100% fiber-optic network and now the beka value from your tv pacge with the fios tv test drive. i love tv. once my kids go to bed, tv is my way to unwind. yol'll get over 425 channeor 60 days. that sounds awesome. you can unlock the perfect tv packag so you pay for the plan you want. we get to see what we're actually using. get access to over 4nnelsney on for 60 days, i don't need. c including premium channels like showtime. after that, we'll recommend the perfect tv package based on what you watch.

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tomorrow morningbc 4 is sponsoring the purple walk pancreatic walk for cancer. it starts at 8:00 a.m. at freedom plaza. you register on the scene with us tomorrow morning or donate online. on our nbc how washington app. some of you may already know our former colleague and good friend joe krebshas been fightifi ghting pancreatic cancer for almost two years. >> tonight he's talking to barbara harrison about his cancer treatment and how he's doing now. >> it's the prep for another

scan in joe krbs' continuing battle against pancreatic cancer. next stop, the hospital's infusion center where he and his wife are now well acquainted with the staff. this part of easier than the bitter pill our former news 4 colleague had to swallow years ago when he first learned that what he thought was some kind of stomach flu was actually a foreboding diagnosis of the cancer. >> very few people we actually cure of the disease. >> the scan will determine if radiation treatment has continued to work to zap what ats spread beyond the pancreas. joe says this isely painless. the hard part is waiting for the results and trying not to second guess the outcome. back at the hospital a week

later, mary lynn is hopeful they'll get good news because the doctor hadn't called. >> one time when the news wasn't so good he called immediately after the scan to let him know whatwas showing, but this past time he texted, so that in itself was good. >> every time a scan comes along, it's ant mo of truth. so it's like i covered during my career, i covered a lot of trials. it's like waiting for the jury to come back with a verdict. there is incredible tenson in the courtroom when that jury walks back into the room because you don't know whatthey're going to say. >> good to see you. it is officially good to see you. >> that sounded good, but what would the scan show? >> these are your lungs. >> he pointed out an area that could have kusuffered a slight injury. >> every time we radiate something, we do risk damaging the normal lung. the important part, n new ones popped up. >> the hope and prayer is that these scans will continue to bring good news. >> i hope so.

>>nwmeale, the krebs continue to plan for the future. maybe a trip to alaska next year and before that a wedding for their daughter in the fall. >> it's going to be a happy, happy occasion. >> and joe as always is never lost forlaughter. >> after the wedding, we'll go out to the garden in the back, dig up the bucket to see if there's any more ney left. >> joe always kept us an still keeps us laughing. jost spoke with him and mary lynn. says that he is feeling right now. doesn't need to have another scan until july. ter that, well, that will be decided when they see h scan turns out. so all in all, the news is good for joe. >> that's wonderful. looks great, sounds great, and he's married to a saint in mry lynn. we love her. >> she's terrific. she will be there tomorrow. >> we'll see both of them tomorrow. barbara and ire will be thes well as i think the whole morning team is going to be there. wendy as well. >> and people can still sign up if they want to.

they will open the gates at 6:30 tomorrow morning at freedom plaza. it's a 5k. you can sign up tomorrow. if you can't be there in person and want to donate to the cause, we have a link on our website for you. >> we'll be waiting forer evody to show up. you can get there a little later than 6:30. i think0. 7:3 >> you're working on another story we'll see on monday? >> i am. i'm looking forward to showing you my recent conversation with nancy pelosi. we go back a few years you may know, having known each other in san francisco before either of us came to washington. she shared aot about her personal life past to present and we talk about her life in the political arena h which been pretty exciting lately. of course, she's in the news all the time, but this will give you a chance to get to really her more personally. >> you go back farther than you anjoe on this set. >> we've known each other qteng

a lotime. >> quite a conversation. >> it's interesting and i can't wait for you to hear it. >> neither can we. thank you, barbara. let's talk weather and we saw a lot of clouds today. we did not get wet out there, did we? >> no and t tt's goingbe the case all along. it's really geang to be a grt day. temperatures are going to irly nice. not too hot. not too warm. t too humid. just right. we could use the sunshine, but we'll maybe squeeze inle a litt bit of that too. g lookingood out there today. ocean city,wayeah, it sunny, and then here comeshe fog. e system rom the s that's bringing us the cloudiness. easterly flow coming off the ocean. you get this from timeto time. man, it was thick down there a little bit earlier. this is fom our photographer. from the beach you couldn't even see the board walk. for us it's just the cloud cover. you see the numbers sitting at 79 degrees, dropping through the 70s to about 69.

a nice night all in all. if you'vet friday night plans, don't worry about those. 78 in ftort belvoir. you notice rain in our southern zone. as i show you what's happening right now, almostai no r at all. the only exception down to the south here, down around fredericksburg, around king george county, caroline county, that's it. we've seen heavy rain between fredericksburg and richmond with flash ood warnings in effect. you can see that bock right there down around i-95. if you're heading down to the south, that's where you're going to see the rain. a lot ofloud cover. a lot of rain around the southeast. ed rain.much-ne you can see this upper level low spinning here. we have to wait until this moving all the way through until we can getha out of the cce for rain. it's going to move very, very slowly. we'll see a couple of things. look at the temperatures. only 71 in atlanta right now. 74 in nashville.

77 back towards mississippi. even orlando5.t 8 so no real heat anywhere. new orleans at 90. we've got cooler air moving in r across ourea over the next couple of days. nice on saturday. not a ton of sun, but no rain either. yard work, get the crass cut on saturday for sure, because we me expect so rain on sunday. outdoor events don't cancel on sunday, but keep the umbrella handy for you. here's that forecast. only 77 on sunday. 81 on monday. just in time for capital pride weekend.es 80 degren tuesday. rain chances pretty much every day until thursday. then we see some pretty nice weather like next week. >> all k ght. thanyou, doug. coming up, 365 days ago alex vechkin and the caps brought home lord stanley's cup. a year later we look back on that unforgett

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ngc. meetiome special guests along the way. mayor muriel bowser, counselmci j e jackns. they showcased their football skills. stick to their day jobs. the mayor was happy to welcome the new class to town. >> we have new residents coming into town that the team wants to show them around d.c., so they know our neighborhoods. aney know where they eat, dine, live. i think what they're going to find when they go around the city is how much people love the redskins, want to see them win, want them to be successful and m want thack in d.c. >> oh, that last part. hey now. finally, we'lk got to ta about it. one year anniversary of history. a year ago tonight, june 7, 2018, lars eller scoring the game-winning goal and the caps beating the golden knights. for many d.c. fans, one of thts

best nighver. it started an entire summer of l partying alround the district. and here's the thin guys. i didn't live in the dmv just yet at that point, but i loved watcng alex ovechkin swimming in the fountain. i remember so vividly. what was it like for you guys? what were your favorite moments of thp run and the celebration? >> well, the night that they won was great, but i got to be -- the day of the parade, i had a ringide seat for the celebration on the mall and watching them arrive, the energy from the crowd and the celebration, it was a great feel. >> they were just cravng it, right? jim, what about you? >> i can remember we sat right here, the two of us. doug wasdo there at the arena. behind us was this sea of red. we could see from above. it was -- we were -- our mouths were hanging open in a commercial break because we were counting down with the rest of the country. >> spontaneous celebration. >> and lindsay czarniak on the

ice making her way around the iceaon sktes. >> he was on skates? >> yeah. itdsmoo coho wl.v >> they were everywhereic on th >> doug, what about you? >> i was inside the arena for part of it and at the end you're watching the game coming to an end and you're seeing ovie with his head down in his hands. then we get to go live outsih witl the fans. it was the most incredible experience i think of my life. just to have that many people, th sea of red that was there, it was fantastic. i remember everything up until about 1:30 or 2:00 in the morning. >> i got home at 5:00 a.m. >> i got home kind of late that night, but i was partying with you guys. it was fantastic. >> i have a feeling you were in thth same video wi ovie in thef tain. in there swimming and celebrating. >> it was on the news he was doing that. >> yeah, >> that was amazing. >> you're taking us back.

we needed that. i >> that's for us. have a great weekend, everybody. ni

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