gunre in the night. one person dead and another in the hospital. it's a popular spot for tra transgender women in the area. and a pro basketball player h keeps word when it comes to calling out the violence aguing the district. good morning, everybody. i'mon aar gilchrist. the air is crisp for june but temperatures will go up this afternoon and st there for your father's day weekend. lauren is keeping an eye on

things for us. the sun is up and it's beautiful looking outside even if you think it's cool. >> it isr une it's a little on the cool side out there but the temperatures are going to go up rmer than yesterday. yesterday we were stuck in the 70s and today wen ll behe low to mid 80s. sun coming up at 5:42. it's so beautiful out there aready and we're going to have gorgeous sunshinell throughout the day today. maybe a ewre clouds later on this afternoon but for the most part, we're l king goodas we go through the day today. i that's wh is looking like as you wake up early on this saturday morning. 61degrees. we'll continue to keep the low humidity but we're going to see an up tick in the winds.e wre having gusts up to 25 o 35 miles per hour. day about 15 to 25 miles per hour. a few showers well west of us. we're not going to be plagued with any showers. a lot of that is going to die off but we do have rain in the forecast before the end of the

weekend. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thank you. breaking news now in prince orge's county. a crash has shutdown u.s. 15 near martin luther king jr. highway. thisappened around 4:00 in the westbound lanes headg into d.c. it looks like a two-car crash here. right now is unclear whether anyone was hurt. no word from state pole on how long this closure might last. >> gunfire left at least one person dead in a double shooting in southeast. here's what we know so far. this aappenedund midnight near the potomac avenue metro station. two adults were found shot and one of them did notsu ive. we are looking to learn more about the condition of the other victim. we'll update you as we get more information. this morning a murder investigation in prince george's county has many wondering whether the transgender communitis being targeted. 23-year-old zoe spears was found shot near her home late thursday night. police don't know who killed her

or why but friends say she was trying to move from her apartment and feared for her life. spears is the sond transgender woman to be killed near that area since march. spears actually witnessed carmen's murder. now advocates are warning people in that community to stay away from theea >> please, please just don't go there. we've had two murders. we don't want another murder. >> police are investigating whether the two murders are connect l. >> we'rerning new details about a deadly gunshot heist in rockville. one suspect shot and killed by police on thursday was just 17 years old. more on those that have been arrested aol the st guns that are still out there. >> 17-year-old marquis was shot and killed yesterday after a

smash and grabla burgry in rockville. he also brought a loaded handgun to annapolis high sch l in 2017. he was charged with possession of a handgun. two years later, early thursday montgomery county police say officer john gloss opened fire. they were trying to get away after they stole guns. the suv sped off and then broke down nearby. four suspects gotanut and r away. a friend in his neighborhood is d.dde >> it's just tragic. i saw himhat night before. >> police caught three of t four suspects. the youngest suspect is just 15 years old. police say they also recovered 17 of the guns.

10 are still missing. police say sehould be considered armed and dangerous. >> she had a media black out at their game and oly spoke about local violence. thursday night we told you the star player took tost iram after visiting a school in southeast d.c. she said she would only talk about the violence in d.c. unless she could get a meeting with city leaders. she left deeply disturbed that children there could be unsafe because 24 hours prio tothat a bullet broke a window while children were inside. before tipoff last night she wspoke to ne 4's corey smith. >> basketball is just a game. we have to go home and feel good about theivommunity we lin and we have to feel safe about the community that we live in and there's a problem now in southeast d.c. ca>> she ed on the d.c. mayor

and councilman the dispute stems from a remark leesburg councilman wrote in o placef his signature on a proclamation honoring a lynching victim. he wrote a comment that the naacp and others consider defacing and defensive. he has left messages on other proclamations for lgbtq people and gun control. >> it keeps happening and if we let the subtle stuff go, the big stuff moves in. >> tom dunn must re-sign from hisec d position effective

immediately. >> dunn says he supports the proclamation and called the naacp's position divisive and says he's not going anywhere. >> in less than two weeks we'll have our first chance to hear from most of the democrats hoping to become the next president. nbc news announced the line- r the first debate. it's a two night event. elizabeth warren is the hiest polling candidate for the first night. bernie sanders and kamala harris and indiana mayor. four candidates didn't meet the criteria for this debate. you can see it all june 26th and 27th right here on nbc four. and mayor btigieg will sit down tomorrow morning on news 4

today. >> you can see president trump's many tweets are up close. they created a pop up exhibit called a mobileal presidenti library. any tweets are separated into groups like insults or ones that include the wd sad. this is a couple of blocks away from the white house. > we have an update on the sinkhole effectingyou on the george washington parkway. the national parka service s it ohaitws.knt w it's right in the northbound lanes of the parkway in mid may. the park service filled it with a special type o concrete to stabilize it and next it needs to replace a 60-year-old drainage structure and rehab the pipes around it. it's expected to take about ten weeks. in themeantime, traffic will be restricted to the left lane at about 40 miles per hour. pepco customers in d.c. may pay

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it's great hang this for athletes around here. it's o fun sprt. it's a great team sport. ituilds so much character and it's going to bui this community up. >> a loudoun county couple recognize the area needs this facility. hs an olympic skater. a 12 time national romanian champion. it has two rinks. two more are planned. and the 3,500 seat arena has a multifution floor that will allow for concerts, graduations events.er sporting this weekend there are planned activities and free skating and mini skate lessons. >> saturday we have two amazing hockey games from the wounded warrior program. one is at 1:00 and the second one is at 3:00. at 6:00 on saturday we have two-time world champion nathan

chen is going to be there. u.s. olympic medallist. u.s. champion dan the canadian national champion, the french national champion and secoin the world. >> tickets are required for that event. >> now we put more information in the nbc washington app justh sea skating. 6:14 your time right now. a beautiful sunrise to greet you on this saturday morning. 61 degrees here in the district. when we come back, we'll tell when we come back, we'll tell you what

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the ream was no doubt an important water source. preserving and restoring to its here.al state is the aim the beauty that has survived is now threatened by our changing climate. >> there's answersto a lot of the problems that climate change brings on. we had bigger storms than weve er had before but with things like rain gardens and tree plantings you can help control for flooding. it's what they can do to help make us more resilient to climate change. >> can we visit this tree another day? >> of course. it's going to be here for hopefully a long time. w >> probablyn we're not alive anymore. >> what will happen? >> we'll not be hanre anymore d the life cycle will go on and on

and on. >> she gets it. >> shedoes. >> it's just off the belt way ave folks h classes in conservation. a long list of events that will help put you in touch with nature. >> as you probably have noted we here are working for you with indepth coverage ofour changin climate. go to the nbc washington app and learn h impacts your family, your money, your health and your commute. just search climate change. >> look at you doing the news. >> i know. i was so excited about that. >> she gave it her news woman stance and things like that. >> i had that voice. do the weather. this is what we do on saturday morning. >> i can't see where the thing is. >> it's over there. there's the tv right there. >> i'll let you do it. how about that. >> stick in your wheel house right there. it's going to be a nice day. thanks for joining us.

i bet you'll nap after this. >> i definitel will nap. >> that's how it's going to be. that's how i did yesterday when i worked your shift yesterday morning. it's going to be a warm day out ere but a beautiful day. plenty of sunshine. a breeze and beautiful sunrise. this is slightly worth it. literally look at the bright side. that sun cameat up 5:42 this morning. a beautiful morning and a beautiful day. another great day out there. now a little breezy at times. yesterday i would classify that as windy at time and humidity and rain chances return as we get into your father's day and sunday. it's chilly. coming in at 46 degrees and then you're going into the 60s right here. so 65 in annapolis. 61 in washington. gaithersburg at 52.

leesburg at 50 degrees. but either way everybody is seeing sunshine. winds coming out of the southwest butmi huty low. winds 5 to 15 miles per hour. gusts 20 miles per hour. back into the mid 80s for daytime highs today. plenty of sunshine and techs back into the low to mid 8s. to big 80s for today and plenty of sunshine. a few showers developing on the other side of the mountains but for us in our area we're looking dry. late tonight, i do believe there could be a few showers through this area but for t mostart we're staying dry and by storm a

fewshowers west. it will eventually try to make its way through. it's in the northwest right now by the great lakes but it's going to get dangerously close and that's going to fuel some thunderstorms. i think there's an isolated or chance tomw. i don't think there's a scattered chance that we'll see some storms. i'd say a 30 or 40% chance. we have a chance of shower almost eve day this week. tomorrow humidity back in for your father's day. showers through the morning houst. mof us dry through the early afternoon and isolated storms later on tomorrow night. but 89 degrees tomorrow. we stay in the upper 80s and lower 90s on tuesday. mainly ances of storms in the afternoon. we start to dry out on friday

welcome back. it would smell bad if you were out there in it. >> look at that. that's becausehe truck spilled chocolate all over the highway there in indiana. a truck pulled over on the side

of the road and then i truck hauling batteries slammed right into it. >> they actually started to fuse grass fires. nobody was hurt there not the kind of chocolate for marshmallows. >> the battery juice is probably not good for eating either. >> you probably remember seeing this. did you see this? from a cig cig white sox game? the ball nailed the photographer. i don't know how she did this. >> the photographer was okay though. >> this team has not gotten any better. the paragrapher did learn his lesson. this was thursday night. another botched thr here but look at the photographer. there you go. ready for it. making the play with the ball there. he said not again. not me, man.

evensome of the players are impressed withe that mov and still got the picture. >> honestly, that was pretty easy to catch. what is she doing? where are we getting these people? >> good for him. p> i feel bad because that la baasro hy basketball baseball in her life. let's talk it's a beautiful day to play baseball outside. we have a lot of soball games going on. probably some company softball games. let's talk about the weather for those those 'll talk. m

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good morning. doesn't really feel like summer yet this morning.o today is gg to be good and tomorrow not so much maybe. >> tomorrow i think we'll still be able to get outside and tone down little bit of the rain for tomorrow. i think more isolated chances, but i mean, it is going to be hot. the h idity ising to be pushing in overnight so we're not going to be dealing with tht humor the heat today. it's going to be a little bit warmer than yesterday but really with the combination temperatures around 90 for tomorrow and theumidity it's there o feel sticky out and a chance of storms but no chance of rain out there today.

it's a beautiful view out there early on this saturday morning. absolutely gorgeous. the sun came up less than an hour ago. 61 degrees here in d.c. and then the low0s. winds will pick up after9:00 or 10:00 gusting up to 15 or 20 miles per hour tay. definitely on the comfortable side. we have rain showers to the west. i'm watching those. they'll lose a lot of theiris mores once they pass through the mountains. our next weather maker is way up here. it's a frontal system that's going to take it's time sliding down into our area. so eventually we will see some rain and we have a lot of rain in the forecast for the next four days. we'll show you what we mean. that's coming up. >> thank you. first an investigation that has man questioning whether people in the transgender community are being targeted. zoe spearsnd is the seco transgender woman to be killed

since march. darcy spoke t a bo of theose ll victims. >> my heart is broken. >> spears hade gone from bg homeless to living independently. she was found shot to death in prince rggeos county thursday night. >> it's a hard hit. we don't do this work for people to get killed. we do it so they can survive. >> we don't know who shot spears or why. she was flound dead c to where she lived. off eastern afternoon in fa fairmount heights just before midnight. >> we have people that see us as diheosable people because know they can get away with things. and they do. >> zoe was the second transgender woman to be murdered here in this aa in the last

coup of months and some in the community are concerned they're being targeted. ashanti carmen was found also on eastern avue. a popular area for transgender h people tog out. police are investigating to see if there's a connection between the two murders. friends say she shared with multipl people that she witnessed the killing. >> she was scared. she called me about aonth ago and said i'm afraid i'm going to die. >> friends say spears was tr ng tove from her apartment on eastern avenue because she was afraid bu that didn't happen soon enough. she is an advocate that has a warning for the transgender community. >> please, please, please, just don't go there. we had two murders. we don't want another murder. >> darcy spencer, news >> e learning new details about a deadly gunshot heist in

rockville. police arrested two people in connection with a smash and grab. one was 17-year-old marquis weems. he also brought a loaded handgun to annapolis high school in 2017. thursday morning he along with four other suspects drove a stolen suv toward him crashing ino a police cruiser. the officer then fired his gun during the encounwhr. e the suspects were trying to get away their car broke down. weems was found dead inside. police are still searching for a ifth person connected to th case. they say the suspects are responsible foran her gunshot burglary in howard county. >> nine suspects have been indicted in connection with the shooting of david ortiz. authorities say they'll remain in jail while it continues. ortiz was shot on sunday night. er's been carried for now at

massachusetts gen hospital here in the states. >> right now in crystal city police are looking for the man that followed a woman of of metro and sexually assaulted her. this happened as many people were heading to work on thursday morning. he followed the victim into a building and cornered her in and elevator an assaulted her. he ran off when people walked by. the sun is bright and everybody is movingun aro. >> police hope someone recognizes the attacker and gives them a call. >> this morning the death of two more american tourists have been confirmed at dominican public resorts and now t more questions about the safety of the alcohol in that area and whether that couldave played a role in some of the deaths.

two of the most recent deaths were a prince george's county ouple. she is the 8th erican to die atn a dominica resort in the past year. half of the victims fell violently ill after drinking from their room's mini bar. >> i truly believe in some way shape or form the dominican republic is responsible for my mother's deatbi >> the f is assisting dominican authorities with toxicology t examines for american victims. that could take up to a month. their dealts have not been connected. >> notre dame will the first mass since a fire devastated the 850-year-old building. today's service will be small. about 20 people. chapel be held inside a rhat was not damaged in the fire. safety reasons, worshippers are still being asked to wear hard hats. today's mass will be broadcast live and lead by the arch bishop of paris. more than 850 million euro have

been pledged to help with the roof that was destroyed. >> check this out in china. you can see the minute the bridge collapsed taking a couple of vehicles with it. one man was rescued by a securityuard that was nearby. authorities are still searching for other potential victims. there's no word on what caused the bridge to givey wa >> if you normally drop off the dry cleaning on the weekend, you may need to find a new place. nobody was hurt but montgomery county fire says a building inspector will have to make sure repairs s safe before can start. it's not clear what caused that crash. >> more people are using a huge chunk of their paychecks keep a roof over their heads. according to a new report by the urban institute more than 2 million families are spending a third more of their income on rent or mortgage. this especially hits hard for people considered to be the

lowest income bracket. the report found about 84% of households in that income group are dealing with unaffordable housing. that's not the only group effected either. people with moderate and middle incomes are also starting to feel the pinch as well. >> an update on an expensiveph saxone being stolen from a we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, lanovers- -waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying t on fancyhnology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands!

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welcome back. an upte on a strange burglarly case we have f beenlowing for more than a week now. a saxophone that was stolen twice from a d.c.usic store is back on the shelf and a suspect has been arrested. we have the story of how a store employee helped track down the stolen sax. >> she loves this sound.

at her music store i northwest d.c.'s tinley town but she hates -- [ alarm ] >> the awful sound of her store's alarm. >> the theft. it's a roller coaster of the burglary. >> this roller coaster story thuts on the surveillance vearo rsday morning. 55-year-old vincent hammond breaks the glass door and crawls in and steals this $4,400 saxophone. >> oh my god. what is going on. but then there was sweet good news. osaturday, an anonymous man he called and said he found the saxophone. >> to get the call that someone found it was absolute elation. >> she put the s specialophone back in the store. within hours o recovering it early sunday morning, police say hammond returns shtering the

front dor, stealing the saxophone for thetsecond e. >> and then the theft again. >> a business sard story this bi rre story isn't finished. one of her employee was on the metro train and took a picture of him with the saxophone in the case. officers arrested him. she wishes she could erase what happened. >> i hope this person is o the streets. >> sheade a courtppearance this week and faces two counts of buraiary. once agthis morning, you can see -- no, i'm wrong. i thought i saw mountains off in she distance. that camera i not that good but it's cler this morning. it's going to be a beautiful day for you. the sun i up and ready to get your dayed start. lauren will be back in a couple of seconds he tell us what we can expect through the weekend going into next week. you're watching news 4 today.

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iran after reports that two u.s. drones we attack by iranian clcked forces. the pentagon ms it has video that linksran to attacks on a two oil tnkers this week. >> they have teamed up with marine scientists to help endangered turtles and they're alping themselves along the way. in the spirit of team work we challenged ourselves to try something new. we took a leap of faith and went thck climbing and ended our adventure wi race to the top. you have to see what happened. >> this one is like a spider woman. buzzed up that wall. >> i could see that. she has great energy.he right up to ttop. >> sure. >> competitive. see you. >> you too. i'll see you again in a few minutes. father's day weekend is here. you may be looking for a place to enjoy with dad or perhaps you'd like to spend me with your best friend. tommy has some highlights for your weekend.

smorgasburg is popping up in more than 30 outdoor dining vendors to enjoy food and fun outside. ngaybe something to bri dad to this father's day. in rginia, the smithsonian air and space, they are doing 50 years oight with their day of flight innovation. bring the family out and talk to pilots and crew that have piloted over 50 years of aircraft from antiques to current day models. fairfax has their fido-fest. they promise it could be the ultaimut experience for your pet lovers. new dog t the brand park at 11,000 ferry street and a slaplash zone for you to enjo >> festivities start at 11:00

ando to 2:00 p.m.. we have vendors and rescue groups coming to the park. they'll be here with information and adoptable dogs a all sorts of dog products. it's a fun timeo come with your dog and enjoy the dog park. this is the first year for tually have at we a a dog park. >> did you know thatsunday is the fifth annual international day of yoga? they're doing a big free yoga at the washington monument. free t-shirts on a first come first serve basis and you can center yourself. getting ready for father's day. what's upe for your we right here on news 4. >> tommy is so zen. 's so zen. we saw this yesterday. remember i told you the joke. >> no, this is brand new. i th the first time i'm seeing this. >> you're right. never mind, i didn't see it yesterday.

>> when the kids say there's nothing to do this summer send em to the nbc washington app. we posted a hundred things with fun and information. >> it's 100 things. >> what did i say? >> 100 things. that's true's >> whatoing on. >> i'm so glad that you're here today. >> this is fun. >> i know. >> i would usually be asleep right now but you know, lauren will wake you up. if you didn't know. >> listen, p but you'rebably going to sleep today when it's all sunny outside and super nice. >> now i think i need to get t ou get out in it right? >> just roll with it. it's going to be so nice out there. if you liked yesterday, you're going to love today even better. > sounds good. >> warmerd more like june. our average temperature for this time of the year, low to mid 80s. yesterday at 79 degrees and it was windy yesterday. today breezy. so again it's not going to be ut that bad there. we're going to be try. look how pretty that is.

>> look at that. are you going to be with us tomorrow? that's more of a sunday vibe. whatever, wel take it on saturday too. we have plenty of sunshine out there right now and this is the view that we're going to have all day out there today. if you want to get the car washed do it today. we do have isolated chances of some ra tomorrow. of course for father's day but we have chances of rain almost each and every day this week. so w will have that typical summertime pattern we'll be stepping into where we'll have hot and humid conditions and chance of storms. it's chilly. temperatures in the upper 40s. otherwise right along i-81 in the 50s and 60s. the next 12 hours, this is what we're looking at. winds increase after about 11:00 or so and then they'll stay with us throughout the day.

overnight tonight, there could be a few showers if you are west of i-81 and that's where we'res ng a few showers right now. i'll watch to see if this holds together. this little piece of energy right there as it crosses the mountains. 's entering through the central valley. mainly we'll be dry from that t i'm going to double check to see if we can see any showers that cross over t mountains. this is our next system up here. this is going toybe a sstem that's going to be dropping to the south right into our area and then it's just ing to hang out all week but that's not going to happen until tomorrow. that's why we have the chance of storms in for tomorrow. so if you're heading out to the d-backs game, we'll have plenty gh sunshine out there. temperatures ri around 80 tgz. -- degrees. it is going to be a beautiful night for a baseball game and maybe you're out and about aftee that buse it is saturday night. maybe you don't have to work

tomorrow morning like the rest of s. have plenty of sunshine around and the sun goes down just after 8:00 tonight and we'll have a few clouds in place. humidity will start building in overnight. we'll start this tomorrow m ning. now aw showers west of i-81 m we -- western suburbs a few showers in the morning but then other than that isolated chancto of sms tomorrow. so keep the plans outside. just keep an eye to the sky. keep an isolated chance all the way through monday morning. could have a few showers around for the commute but a few more showers and storms for monday afternoon. and then we could see isolated storms. tomorrow and monday temperatures around 90. and then we drop on wednesda but humid at least until thursday. thursday. finally d.

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