or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. > breaking tonight at 11:00, panic spreads through capital pride. tee celebration coming to a frightening end a reports of shots fired. d.c. police say there is no evidence anybody fired a un,

but officers did arrest one person they believe had a weapon. several people were transported after getting injured during the chaos. and take another look at the frenzy. thiis an aerial view of people running away near 18th and q streets outside dupont circle. and our cameras catching another disturbance during the mayhem. officers struggling to take one lman into custody. police arrested atst two people. news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. anothergle showing you people at the pride parade running as fast as they can after unconfirmed reports of shots fired. a day of loved inclusiveness is overshadowed by panic at the capital pride parade. good evening, i'm even rika gonzalez. police are disputing shots were fiowards the end of the parade. darcy spencer spoke with officers on what they say happened this evening.

day? >> reporter: well, erika, there was panic, there was worry, there was fear.m nuous people told mel here tonight that they absolutely feel that they heard shots fired, but d.c. police at a press conference late this evening said that was not the case. there is no evidence, like you said, that any ots werefired. no indication, no gun shell casings, anything like that being found, but becauseth of panic, there were numerous people that took off running, some of them were injured. some had to be transported and some were treated for their injuries right here at the scene. a man with a gun was arrested in dupont circle, forcing the capital pride parade to be shut down. despite multiple reports o loud noises, police say no shots were fired. >> officers arriv at the location of where the individual was located. at that point, they stopped that individual and they recovered a gun close by. >> reporter: the man was charged withse posing a handgun.

a woman was arrested for allegedly assaulting an officer. it's unclear if the man and woman knew one another. >> the nation's capital, this happens, yoknow? crazy. people can't come out and have m good ti then -- i probably stay in atlanta and just do the one inatlanta. >> reporter: false reports of shots fired caused a panic. hudreds of people began to run, causing numerous injuries. >> i went inside and got on the floor with people who had come from dupont circle and said there had been a shooting, butu yo know, we didn't know anything. >> everyone's like, coming up q street and down the other street down there and just, like, in panic and everyone screaming and we didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: seven people were transported. this victim suffered an ankle injury. >> i just -- i just had this guy kind of at my back, he was likem on, get inside, get inside, and i remember in school we were told get inside, so, actually, when i went to the bathroom, i felt the safest. >> reporter: the parade was forced to end early for safety

reasons, but the head of the capital pride alliance says this weekend's events will still go er. >> we need evody to understand that we will try to do everything to make sure we have safe events. we cannot allow this incident to take away the pride we have going on. and ho be st, we had a great parade that waspl taking ace, so, it's very sad we had to close it and we're very hurt to do tha >> reporter: it certainly was. it was the last thing they wanted to have to do today as to cancel this huge parade. now, i asked d.c. police what was the motive, do they think this gunman had anything to do with the pride parade, was he motivated in any way towards the pride parade.at they say this still under investigation. erika, back to you. >> you know, any time you have an event of this magnitude, a parade, a concert, a sporting event, we know there is an increase of police presence, so, talto me about how that changed the response time for this and does this impact at all the festivities tomorrow. >> reporter: well, that's right, erika.

we did ask police about their response, and as you can ere was a huge police presence already here, so we were told that police did not have to wait for a al11 c they actually heard people yelling, there's someone with a gun, shots have been fired, so, they ran directly to that area and were able toke this man into custody pretty quick little and find that gun near him. as for the additional events, we know the big fesstval, pride al, is happening tomorrow. and i'm told that will go on as planned. and they already have a plan in place for a lot of police, a lot of security, and again, they say, that will go on as usual. >> could have been a very different turn of events. so glad everybody is okay. darcy spencer live for us tonight. thank you. and d.c. mayor more yule bowser tweeted injust the last 30 minutes or so, praising first responders for their quick action. s emphasized, i should say,th said she empathized withy

manof you, that everybody was feeling scared whil they were tryingo run to safety and added that tomorrow and every day we will contin to celebrate our d.c. pride. much more on this story in our nbc washington app and elier, people were enjoying themselves at the parade. we're going to talk more about that coming up in about ten minutes, so, stay th us for that. all right,e are also tracking breaking news in germantown. people have been hurt after a deck collapsed at a o homen liberty heights lane. this is just after germantown road. we can take you live to the scen there. ese are incredible pictures here. live pictures of that townhouse. we're told ther party going on. you can see that deck almost a full tilt and nearly 100eople were in the home and in the backyard when this was going on. first responders found several people who were hurt. none of the injuries, we're told, are considered serious. n.ey had to evacuate the home as a precautio the fire department says the deck had signs of water damage

to it. >>e all right, let's tak a look at your forecast, after a mostly cloudy day, it looks like the rain could return tomorrow. storm team 4 meteorologist samarra theodore has more with what can be expected tomorrow. >> the question i the timing. how is this going to impact my sunday? r m going to take you through that. w, how about we get through tonight. things are pretty quiet out there. we are expecting some showers to start to pop as we head through the evening. a lot of that probably not reaching the ground wt of i-81, but as we head through the overnight hours, we're going to start to see showers developing down towards southern maryland and make their way towards washington, d.c. just before sunrise. so, overnight, if you are stepping out for my evening revelers, the night is still young, we're going to be in the 60s. lots of clouds out there overnight billowing in, and again, the shower chance holding off untiljust before sunrise.

now, as far as rain timing goes throw the duration of your sunday, stick around and we'll look at that. erika? a local rapper gunned down. what we are learning about the s circumstance surrounding his mysterious death. and we continue to follow our top story, capital pride endi in chaos. police knocking down repos police knocking down repos that rtsh not all water is created eal.

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police in annapolis are working to find a shooter who killed a local rapper. our news partners at wtop are reporting that tre da kid died after crashing aca he was found dead inside the kaur on forest drive and cherry grove avenue. those who knew himhe say worked with kids and he was known an.a family ma we're working to find out what the motive was behind his murder. as d.c. grapples with a recent spike in shootings and homicides, today there are new calls to end the gun violence. members of therk view community in northwest held a march to end the violence. they also paused to remember 16-year-old brion austin. the teen died when he was killee inside his ho and police have not found the shooter yet. remembering the people killed on oneof the most dangerous highways in our region. the new effort to improve safety on that stretch of road.

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news 4 has launched a sere reefs dedicated to our changing climate. right now, the white house is locked in a controversy over its efforts to bury information about the phenomenon.hi "the wasngton post" reporting the whe house prevented a state department intelligence agency from submitting written testimony to a house committee this week. the statement had dire warnings about the effects of human-caused climate change. it said because of risingarbon e missions, there could be, quote, significant and possibly catastrophic harm.ra administon officials said the statement did not jibe with the white house's official stance on the issue. in an nterview while overseas this past week, president trump himself dismissed climate change, he said he belies weather, quote, changes both llys. military and inteigence officials warn climate change could undermine america's national security. for more on climate change's impact, you can open our app and

search changing climate.> >> all right, the neighborhood near rfk stadium is getting a half a billion dollar makeover, and today, the project reached a major milestone. the fields atrfk campus is y officiallopen. it's 27 acres on what used to be lot sevent thestadium. so, this is space that has three fields for soccer, baseball and lacrosse a there's also really nice little playground area and a picnic area, as well as walking and bike paths. this is the first in a five-part redevelopment project at rfk. a big night ofds awar for the nbc 4 news family tonight at thehesapeake associated press banquet awards. news 4 took home five awards and they include best wesite, best newscast and overall in excellence. and we thank you, the viewers, for allowing us into your homes and on your electronic devices every day to bring you the news coverage effecting you and your family.

all right. what a day in d.c. for the capital pride parade. familie friends and supporters of the lgbtq community celebrated. all sorts of organizers, bands and local activists took part. he washington capitals goalie brid braden holt by was there, ridin on a float. news 4 taking part in the parade. there's wendy and jim, matt, i see you there. they were waving to all the onlookers. and to check out much more from the parade, just pull up the nbc washington app and you can search d.c. pride there. there's the peacock. hey, hey! you know, it was just a beautiful day, started out kind of almost breezy, ni and ol. and it didn't feel like until maybe late afternoon that we

really started to feel the sun. >> yeah, and we saw it peeking through and i hope you enjoyed that. >> that's a precursor of what's to come. >> everything is changing. we are talking rain moving in, g and this ng to be a rainy pattern that sets up for, like, the next couple days into next week. but right now, let's take a look at the current conditions. it's dry out thereo so, i dt have to show the radar at this exact moment. 72 in washington, d.c. 72 in manassas. 70 degrees in gaithersburg and dropping. overnight, we're headednto the id to upper 60s. it is going to be a mild night out there. pretty dry across the board. you can see stuff trying to pop. big picture shows the disturbance to our south. at's the stationary boundary. little area of low pressure off the coast. and what's going to happen, we're going to start this impact our areatomorrow. so, let's time it out, shall we? pushing ahead, notice the first owers start to pop up, scattered throughout the region about 6:30 a.m.

we push ahead in time, we go to 11:00 a.m. and we're seeing them pretty widespread and scattered. by 4:00,maybe a little drier in the district, but you can see here, the overall gist of this is that rainill be relatively sporadic tomorrow, very periodic and it will hit, so, just be prepared, evenf it's not raining, this white overlay is just telling you how cloudy it's going to be. as i push into sunday night,e y hear a few rumbles out therther there. i can't rule that out. moderate showers sunday night into monday. i think monday is when we're going to see some of our heaviest rain. monday's rain will probably kick off mid-morningo lunchtime. you can see at that point, everyone is seeing it. as we head into monday afternoon, wecould be looking into thunderstorms, as well. as far as the weekend goes, i've never had to give all red lights. but the pool, just not looking good. really until the end of next week. car wash -- sorry, erika, folks at home, you are probably going

to hold off unty, thursda friday. outside dine egg, looking more like inside dining for the second ha of your weekend. here's your fore-part planner. just showing it to you by the numbers. temratures in the 60s to start tomorrow morning. we're going to see a little patchy fog out there, as well. rain showers through much of the day. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. it is going to be mild to cool tomorrow afternoon. stormeam 4 ten-day outlook, just looking at the next couple of days. a soaker on sunday. drili wednesday to start w a rain chance in the afternoon. temperatures are really going to be kind of stead cany in the up 70s, low 80s. no summer-like weather any time soon, until the end 0 of the ten-day, and just there, complete dryness probably next weekend. k next weed. all right. thanks, somara. the d.c. sports teams .heir love at the capital pride parade today but first, the nationals are ou but first, the nationals are ou west, looking to get bk on ac

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> the start of the season was such a nightmare for nationals pitcher trevor rosenthal, he must have ft like freddy krueger was going to pop out at any time. after signing an $8 million deal this offseason, he pitched in even games this year with an e.r.a. of 36.0. thn went on thered list and missed 39 games. tonight, the nats reinstated him and everyone is hing he's regained his form. max scherzer looking to build off his last outing where he struck out 15. diego.ul s home of the california burrito, delicious. a burrito with fries, just saying. p one, max gets some run

support. that's kendrick. two on, two out. lines wasn't to left. eaton scores. bottom of the evening, max picki up where he left off. take a seat, greg garcia. looking.u next batter, wil myers, denied. like my college application to harvard. scherzer continues to dominate. nats lead 3-0 right now inthe fifth. >> that's rich. orioles down in -- can do that all day, there's a lot of college application denis. orioles taking on the astros. that's andrew cashner. sixth inning, we pick it up. nunez launches this one deep to left. over the tracks at minute maid park and baltimore takes the lead, 1- we go to the bottom of the sixth. two on for gurriel, and he hits it deep to right. is it gone -- oh, deni like college application to brown! now he saves at least one run as

doubles up the runner, and then, in the ninth, richie martin with one on, takes this one deep to left, two-run shot. orioles beat the astros. and we saw it a little earlier. caps goaltender braden holtby participating in the capitals pride parade. oltby, a huge supporter of th lgbtq community. he's the team's inclusion ambassador, even received the de d.c. prially award. here's ho by on whyhe's such a huge advocate for the community. >> it shouldn't be a time in today's world where you should be hidden away and not be able to be yourself. and i think us and our on organizaeing here is -- you know, hopefully shows people the way and improves people's lives. >> and holtby rocking a pretty cool pride t-irt at that event. >> he was. the crowd was going nuts seeing

him. all right, cary, thank you so much. grab the umbrellas, friends, for, like, the next three days. >> yeah, maybe even four or five. >> really? >> bo >> that bad >> there we go. going all the way into wednesday and thsday. we've got rain chances. but the soakers are going to be sunday and monday. okay? so, eating indoor tomorrow. >> thank you so much. and thank you for joining us for news 4 at 11:00. saturday night live"next. have a great one, everybody. see you tomorrow.

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