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someghbors worry they'll be priced out of their own home. and unintended consequences. one county's celebration of gay rights includes a change that did not sit well with some veteran >> i wasn't happy about it. >> tonight, the compromise after ws4 started asking some questions. >> news4 at 11:00 starts now. first tonight, the last of our monday rain moving in right now. good evening, i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm jim handly. for some folks, it's the heaviest rain we'll s all day. let's get right to chief meteorologist doug kammerer to find out how long it will last. trdoug? >> we k the rain right now. stormteam 4 radar and off towards the west towards the blue ridge and some areas, this is the heaviest we've seen all day. some locations pickinght up lig to moderate rain at times during the day and earlier this morning. some areas of mist too. we'veh seen sers into southern maryland and this is the line

i'm watching right now. heavier showers for sure, righu arond frederick, coming into the frederick area around front royal too.gr this will pros into parts of northern virginia into the metro areat about midnight or 1:00 and a rumble of thunder or two. nothing strong or heavy, but could be some of the heaviest we've seen today. this is part of a line moving through with a cold front that means it will have some io implicat for your tuesday. i'll show you what i mean by that coming up in a minute. >> doug, thank you. retired baseball star andon boed sox legend david ortiz is back in the united states tonight. >> he was flown here for medical care after getti shot his native dominican republic. he was in the air while he was there. red sox fans on the ground pausing far pregame moment of reflection for a man known as big papi. his number on the scoreboard with a message, we send our love to david ortiz.

>> ortiz in intensive care earlier today. espn reports he told doctors last night, llease don'tet me die. i'm a good man. this new f videorom sister station in boston shows police escorting from logan airport to hospital. the red sox taking care of their former star. >> he's obviously an icon on the mount rushmore of boston athletes but he is the guy in then dominica republic. he's more famous than any. >> doctors had to remove his gallbladder and part of his intestine. he'll be treated now at massachusetts generahospital, not clear how long he'll be there. a suspect in the shooting is now in custody. this ortiz shooting on theh s of a rough two weeks for the dominican republic. >> the island's tourism iisdusty taking a big hit and confirmed a fourth american death in the dominican hotels in

just the last twos. month >> leon harris joins us from the newsroom now with that story. leon? >> reporter: jim and doreen, this bad pr for the dr all started with the death of a prince georges county couple. nathaniel and cynthia day. they died of respiratory failure two weeks ago. now their bodies were supposed to return home to maryland over the weekend and we've reached out to their lawyey'for miss das family but not able to confirm if that transfer has actually happened. it's going to take more than a month for toxicology results to come back fromhe dr. meanwhile, the famil says they want their own autopsy done here at home. the state department confirms two other americans have died at dominican hotels since april and while there's nothing yet to connect the four deaths, the suspicion is leadingop some pe to cancel their plans to the island. travel there is a big business for that island.5

llion tourists just last year. travel experts say it's no more dangerous now than it was then, but my experts do warn people to noto out alone at night and they advise you to see a doctor before trave there if you have any kind of medical concerns. doreen, back to you. >> leon, thank you. terrorism has beenut ruled o but questions remain about why a helicopter crash landed f the roof omanhattan skyscraper this afternoon. going to be harder for investigators to figure out the cause because the pilot, tim mormick, has died. naturally, people inside the building on 51st seet panic when h when they felt the impa. it sound like a bomb went off. it sparke a fire and people who ran from the building couldn't help but think back to theis terror attacks of 2001. >> everybody was running out. it was scary, they had to run out. it w like 9/11.

>> the pilot may have been headed back to the helicopter's home base in lyndon, new jersey, before he ed. the manager there says mccormick was highly experienced. he thinkswe bad ather could be to blame and believes mccormick may have picked the roof t try to spare people because he an couldn't ld on the ground. today,virginia tech formally announced plans for new innovation pus. it was part of the deal to bring amazon here to crystal city. now this new campus will be located farther south by the new potomac yard station set to open on yellow and blue lines. the 15 acre campus wi sit on what's now retail space including a regal movie theater. drawings released today show what it might lk like with residential and business space. but today's news is not celebrated by everyone. tonight, another meeting of community activists who are not happy about amazon's arrival.'s

news4arcy spencer is live for us in arlington to explain the pushback tonight. darcy? >> reporter: we've heard a lot about the positive possibilities of this amazon prospect from job creation to economic b opportunities this coalition is concerned about the less fortunate l income peel, possibly being forced out of their co it was a small but passionate crowd at the clairidon press bretarian church. they wonder how it will impact their community. she's worried that apartment rentals skyrocket forcing her and her family out. >> it's way too high and only going to get worse. genuine fear as to how we're going to afforde housing in th communities we grew up with.>> the for us, not amazon coalition since arlington county

approves $23 million in incentives for amazon. >> there's a sense of ueency thrights of our community, the priorities of our community members are met as opposed to catering to amazon. >> the group is concerned about how the project will impact low-income residents and communities of color. the group plans to fight back and hold elected laders accountable. >> there are several where we can point to competition, not ting in good faith. >> reporr: among their demand, having amazon pay displacement prevent tax to help sdisadvantaged resident to stay in their home. >> i'vehe been for 20, 18 years. and my children will grow up here. we need our communi to stay. >> reporter: the coalition plans to stay active during this project developm we did reach out to amazon for commente oday. we havt yet heard back. doreen, back to you. >> darcy spencer reporting, thank you. montgomery county council

member was racially profiled by a maryland state pole trooper. said unty council member the trooper pulled him over saturday morning on new hampshire avenue. e trooper said jawando crossed the stop line on the red light but said the first question the trooper asked him was if he owned the car. the trooper gave jawando a warning. the council members trying to improve relations between police and communities of color in montgomery county. he had alreadyamped up efforts after an officer was seen on video using the "n" word. >> this is a pretextual stop. looking for other violations, drugs, money, something. and he thought i looked out of place. ic>> maryland state pole say this was not a pretextual stop. the trooper said he did not know the ce or the gender of the driver before spping the vehicle and asking him if it was his car is a standard line of ng questioniuring a traffic

stop. in a statement to news4, the agency said this. quote, the maryland state police strictly forbids biassed-based policing in all aspects of its law enforcement activities. virginia voters cast ballots in the primary election. they open from 6:00 in the morning until 7:00 at night. if you're casting a ballot, don't forget to bring a photo id. you'll be able to choose whether to voteand either the democratic or republican primary regardless of your party affiliation. all seats in t virginia house and senate will be on the november ballot. publicans have a narrow majority in both chambers. also tomorrow, catholic church leaders around the cetntry will come togher in our area. sex abuse scandals will be top of mind asthe u.s. conference of caolic bishops meet up the road in baltimore. the bishops are under pressure to pass reforms. dozens of arch diocese in ton are under investigation for the handling

of allegations of abuse by priests. we'll let you know of changes that come out of this week's conference. the u.s. women's national soccer team begins its world cup defense tomorrow with agroup play match against thaila g. thatame starts at 3:00 p.m. just like four years ago, you can watch all of team usa's matches on the big screen at and find them on our sisterstation, telemundo. no school tomorrow for sousa midd school because of weekend vandalism. somebody broke into the school and emptied six fire extinguishers throughout the building. broke two exit signs and vandalized a bleacher. a letter went home tes famili tonight saying they still need to make sure the air quality in the building is safe. students can still pick up a lunch at the school tomorrow between 10:00 in the morning and noon. next at 11:00, a celebration

of pride month leaves some veterans feelingrg foten. >> when we learned of that, we are quickly, the county government is quickly changing it. >> change coming tomorrow after news4 started asking questions. plus, go news tonight for the survivors of that deadly crane collapse in texas. and a response from the company that owns it.>> that owns it.>> watching the rain move on

these days we're (horn honking) i hear you, sister. that's why i'm partnering with cigna to remind you to go in for your annual check-up. and be open with your doctor about anything you feel. physically, and emotionay. body and mind. historic moment today in montgomery county. for the first time ever, a rainbow pride flag flew outside of the county executive office building in rockville. >> people are raising objections about what's missing from this

picture at the county's veterans memorial plaza. news4's shomari stone has the story. >> reporter: veterans memorial plaza at the montgomery county executive office building is a special place for vietnam vetjo bill williams. >> made me proud, taking care of people now. >> reporter: williams tells me some of his fellow soldiers are hissi missing. >> two gadys got shot de and missing in action, still havod't found ties. >> reporter: is upset that the flag to honor them is now missing. pow/mia flag replaced by the lgbtq pride month for this month. >wasn't happy at all. the veterans part, people died. they take it down to put another up. >> montgomery council mber, the first lgbt member helped g of the the rais

pride flag. >> do you have regrets that the pow/mia fl was removed? >> the flag post was only able to accommodate one flag and when we learned of that, we are quickly, the county government is quickly changing it, so we'rn add more so by tomorrow morning, both flags will be raised. >> if they wanted to put the they flag underneath, could put it underneath. the pow flag should be flying epthere. >> rter: he understands why some veterans are upset and his grandfathe was a p.o.w. in germany during world war ii. as for the flag, the pride flag will stay up this month for pride month and the p.o.w./m.i.a. flagill be up permanently. i'm shomari stone, news4. the man who police tell us started that panic during the capital pride parade is out of jail tonight. entered a not guiltyay plea tod for saturday's incident.

olice tell us he pulled out a bb gun during the dispute. the ripple effect prompted or mistaken rep of shots fired. and then people in the crowd got hurt when they tried to run away. according to court documents, he lives in virginia beach but in the country illegally and appears to be subject to removal proceedings. explosive testimony i court today from the woman who says the former university of maryland basketball play eer rad her. the woman took to the stand in the trial of demon dodd. his accuser said she never met him until the night at the college parked bar and admitted on the stand to being drunk before arrivg and to snorting cocaine before spotting dodd at the bar. her attorney argues she waso intoxicated to consent to having sex with dodd at an apartment. dodd's attorney was unavailable to comment today but in a previous interview said the se was consensual.

>> we think that there are several facts that are going to come out in the future and will be exonerated. it's just a matter of lettingoc the pss run it course. >> the trial is expected to last through thursday. dodd faces 20 years in prison if he gets convicted. new tonight, all of the survivors injured in a deadly crane collapse in dallas are expected to recover. that crane hit the building and parking deck sunday during severe storms. it killed a woman and injured five others. the company that owns the crane lysaid it's ful cooperating with investigators and will remove and examine the crane once it gets the "okay" to do so. residents in that building have been forced to move out but the apartment ownersre giving them back this month's rent. their deposit and paying their utilities. >> wow. >> well, so we've had rain and

waiting for it. said it was going to start during theenewscast. th late news. sit rainin is it raining? i brought myrella back. >> it'smi cong down pretty good in some areas. the rain is moving on through. we s a lot of light to moderate rain earlier today. fairly steady at b times also some dry periods too. right now, the last of the rainmakirai rain making its way on through. some rain off towards the east. heaviest rain with the line around frederick, maryland, towards warren tooton and you c see the lighter showers here. heavier shiners down fredericksburg but this is the heaviest rain is up around frederick county. a line moving right along 15 here into downtown frederick into northern loudoun county and still along 15. farther to the south and over towards marshal, down towards

washingern and ov towards the area and middleburg, you'll see this rain. some heavier downpours coming through over the next 15 or 20 0inutes in the dc metro area by midnight or 12 or 12:30. this is part of the system and you can see the rotation with this moving through. severe weather in the southern portions of virginia but we won't see that. a rumble of thunder or too buta ths it. after this, the raining moving in. the light rain at the airport. temperature is 73 degrees. winds out of he northwest at 5 miles per hour and the wind will be a big factor tomorrow. we'll be rather breezy. 20 or 25-mile-per-hour winds . tomorrow a little cool, back to the north and west early tomorrow but right now though, 64egrees in leesburg with that rain. 67 in ggaithersburg. the storm, wide view with the better picture. this cold front back here. completely clears it out. what does it mean for your tuesday? .t means plenty of sunshine during the day temperature-wise, behind this cold front, we've stayed on the cool side. look at the numbernumbers. only in the 70s. 74 degrees in indianapolis.

the heat has been way down. we tend to see upper 80s and 90s in the region but we're not seeing that rht now. 77 for the high for us. that's about 5 degrees below average and we'll be here again, a little below average tomorrow too. 63 degrees at the bus stop nsmorrow morning. breezy condit tomorrow for sure but shouldn't be that bad. a nice afternoon. plenty of sunshine and temperatures around 80 degrees by the time we pick up the kids and going for a higtu tempera of 81. 80 degrees on your wednesday. both days, plenty of sunshine but better, a little bit better on wednesday because of the fact we've got that wind on tuesday. now the rain moves back in. wednesday night into thursday. that uld be some heavy rain times for the early morning commute. so chances of a.m. rain and behind that system, we get pretty niece. calling it a fantastic friday. plenty of sunshine there.h. oh, yea 86 on saturday and the hello heat waves. the 90s coming back in. mentioned the 90s the today. actually one of the hottest days

ever recorded. 100egrees in san francisco. never had a june day at 100re de. so when we're cool here, they're burning up out west. >> seeing some sunshine tomorrow. >> thank you. coming up, trey turner going for the cycle

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> what a roll. >> nice rally cap. that's what we need. some good nerws around he. go figure. the nationals had their june swoon in may. remember the nationals starteda month with 15 lossesfi the rst 22 games and paraphrase, yogi berra, late early around

here. it ain't over until it's over. may 24th, the nationals won 11 of their last 15 games and the highest scoring in the national league. off for the nationals, top of the fifth. trade just getting started. launches this one to left. back-to-back games with home for trey and then more fun in the dugout. nationals up 3-0 in the seventh. up 3-1 and for turner, takes this ball to left. down tde line, hustling aroun and comes in to score. a double. the triple. homer, hey going for here.e're the old cycle. is thishe moment? no. 100 miles per hour pitch. falls at single sort of the b cyc trey not the only one having fun. bases loaded. you know where we're going with this thne. at's gone. that's a grand slam for kurt

suzu suzuki. a little surfing, that's what you do in chicago, i guess. nationals beat the white sox 12-1.ri alt. kids, you ready? fasten your seat belts. after up in michigan being postponed yesterday. lap 129. clint bowyer and then sends byer's 14 into the wall. back into traffic. a lot of damage on the car. no deductib and swerves back into the wall and hits hard. bowy a was okayd then done. ey logano led 163 but in the end, a runfor kurt busch and martin truex jr., those two on his tail. the final two laps and bush making a late move at the end. but holds on, wins by just two lengths. his second win of the year. all right. they like the spinout. the world cup. 46th minute, scoreless.

watch her, the defender, she heads it in. buchanon gives the canadians 1-0 lead. a huge day rotomor ready u.s. women starts their world cup run against thailand in the afternoon. we like to say, see a rainbow, you have to stand a little rain. more than a little rain greeted dc united in training today.ue next leag match until june 26 and possible wayne rooney and ther regular starters could be on the fieldwh wednesday en you nit d hosts. dc united has won the u.s. open cup three times. all right. right now, game five of the nba finals, the raptors now lead the warriors 103-97 in the fourthquarter, so they could win the nba title. prince georges county, started the game, 11 points, 12 minutes.

a major lower legju iny. certainly wishing for the best for kevin durant. off to a great start and might be the end of the warriors season. >> har h to seeim go downike l

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> it was a packed house at the library tonight to meet an astronaut. >> serena chancellor who studied at logged nearly 200 days in space and traveled more than 80 million miles. she's back on earth now for about six months and tonight xplained what's going on the international space station from

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