>>at right now 11:00, honor student and recent graduate is struck and killed steps from his hbme. what nes are blaming for his death.

storm steam 4 radar, tracking the chances for storms on father's day. could rginisrimina marijnaaws g up in smoke? one of the highest ranking leaders says t'stime for a change. and we'll show you why angry protest interrupted d.c. mayo mayor muriel bowser. teenage boy, full of life, gone in an instant, i'm erika gonzalez. car hit thestudent, spoke to the team's mom and have more on how he's remembered tonight. darcy? >> reporter: his mom tells me he was just 14 years old, crossing somewhere here in this large intersection when he was killed

earlier today. we don't know exactly how it happened. but i tell you, so many people told me today there's a major problem here with speeding. and this child's message from his mom is slow down. >> killed my son. >> reporter: family, friends and neighbors gather at intersection where a young teen lost his life. just graduated from eighth grade at georgetown day school in d.c. mom tells mhe was honor student, ran track. just steps from home in his neighborhood, crossing at church road and fairview vista drive in bouye area when he was struck and killed. policeay the driver stayed on the scene. >> i'm sosorry, heart breaks for them. everybody in the community is rallying behind them. anything we can do to support them, we're here.

>> reporter: neighbors rallying around this hard working family, say the intersection is dangers, drivers exceeding 30-mile-per-hour speed limit and several serious crashes. >> need some control to get t cars to stop, don't even allow me to cross running on the street. hbagine a little kid. >> reporter: ners say this development is five years old and more safety measures are needed to keep up with all the cars on the road. they're suggesting a traffic line, four-way stop or even speed bumps. >> sad that it's going to take something like this for people to say this is a problem.>> eporter: teen just walking home never makes it, a day before father's day. his mom told me he was good kid, smart, and this was important to her, he was someone of good character. said he wanted to be an

architect someday, this crash remains under investigation. at this point no charges have been filed. back to you. >> darcy spencer live tonight. thank you. we're getting new details tonight on a drowning in mcclai fairfax county police have found a man dead in pool on pine hill road, no evidence of foul play. home whe this happened, an oxford huse. helps people recoring from drugs and alcohol. we turn to the weather.r tomor is father's day, many have outdoor plans with dad. joining us to talk storm chances, impacting the barbecues. >> this is a lot to break down. tricky forecast, going back and forth with the rain chances.nk

thiill be a chance. system to the west providing energy with daytime heating. lot of factors at play but tonight be dry and likely wake up like this. brunch with dad, definitely great. rolling through really fast but -- do that again. this is sunday, this isa mond two rounds of showers and storms i will be tracking tomorrow afternoon and then agn on monday. i'll have the details, break down the timing a little bit more. you've got to stick around for that. >> thank you. new at 11:00, virginia's attorney general says now is the time to decriminalize all marijuana? the commonwealth. mark herring wrotthe op-ed. criminal ie criminalizing it is not working,

people of color disproportionately affected, people locked up for minor possession. goes on to say quote, the time is right to begin working toward legal anded regulat adult use, end quote. first step is decriminalize small amounts as soon as possible with the ultimate goal of mang marijuana recreational. d.c. police say deadly double shooting in southeast was not domestic related. officers found a man dead, woman wounded not far f the navy yard. overnight richfield chang was dead and woman was shot in southeast. changnd the woman had been shot multiple times. medics tried to save chang's life but died at the scene, woman we're td is in critical condition. neighbors say they're going to keep closer watch on surroundings. >> just being more vigilant and

looking out for what's around me more. >> police tell news 4 no arrests have been made and looking for motive. target is apologizing for technical glitch that shut down regists for hours today. people were upset and what do they do? go to twitter andnstagram to vent. posted video from the tennessee ore, long lines, simil scenes across the country, various stores. rockville shopper psted this picture today. target says registers were down for a couple of hours, two, preventing cashiers from scannisca scanni scannica si

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drug rings in the city and decades later a judge is deciding his fate. people gathered at martha's table in southeast. spent last 30 years cooperating with the government and judge is deciding whether that help entitles him to a shorter sentence.y prosecutors sa he continued to run drug ring in prison and arguing against early release. o more public forum then the office of the attorney general will file a brief write a brief for the judg with their opinion. new at 11:00, protesters nterrupt d.c. mayor muriel bowser's speech. take a listen. >> there is no affordable

housing. there is no affordable housi. >> held sign, fix public housing. onein yell stop gentrification. police quickly escorted them out. playing out at conventio center. how mayor bowser reacted to the disruption. >> one thing i am notne -- ver allow aybody to do or tosa y is to call murieler bows a liar. >>ew initiative to make it easier for people to afford new home, discounted res to city employees. asked for reaction to the protest, waiting to hear back. crash kled three young kids on indian head highway. how the former school is keeping their memory alive. local leader is going

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a local couple is trying to cope with an unimaginable , trage a suspected drunk driver striking their car, killing three young children. today the school kids loved to attend is keeping memory alive in special way. people gathered at lemon road elementary in falls church today, creating memorial to five-year-old twins and their

one-year-old little brother isaac. family left church when suspected drunk driver hit them. along with the memorial, a mini library for kids to check out and drop off books. children's mother calling the gesture a blessing. >> it's so beautiful that thers something here in memory to them, out to the community and now kids can get book, take it home, put it back, come and enjoy my kids. >> police have charged the driver with drunk driving, vehicular manslaughter and gross negligence. tomorrow l ny bunchwill officially becomefirst african-american to oversee all the smithsonian's museum and parks. founded these muum of african-american history and culture. will become the institution's

14th secretary while overseeing 19 museums andhe national zoo. spoke with n"nbc nightly news," nonly making history but paving way for others. >> i'm stunned by how some of th maintenance people, security uards, are suddenly stopping me, sayingd if you coulbe secretary, i could be anything too. >> bunch says as a kid his family would come jeom new ey to d.c. to visit the museums. says everything he's ever done has been touched in some way by smithsonian. >> ordaned new priests, called on them to be -- first since taking over the d.c. catholic

church. nice evening after a beautiful afternoon. tomorrow plans made with dad, surrounding the grillybe by the pool, probably try to get in as early as possible? >> summertime, th close, better early. it's a rareon situati where early doesn't work out. timing will be finicky, i'll break it down. see what we're dealing with. tonight in the 70s, still 7 the district, 71 in 4 dropping. manassas. head to the 60s tonight. upper 60s. i will say stray shower chance is really low. popping maybe west of washington, d.c., and pretty late, early tomorrow morning. radar does show us dry, quiet, clear. big mess going on in the ohio valley but we're drying out.

tomorrow, could see showers pop west. d.c. metro cloudy around brunch time, temperatures in low80 hot and humid day as moist, warm air pumps in from the south ll get more humid than today. 2:00 p.m., starts to get tricky. around 6:00, best bet at seeing showers an thunderstorms pop. futurecast, 10:00 a.m., dry. white shading is cloud, not a lot of sun. 4:00 to 8:00 is the window for first line of showers and storms to push through the i-95 orridor. starting toke way through washington, d.c., metro. by 7:00, quiet. raay quiet overnight, then monday could be ting a lot more. be with you monday afternoon tracking more showers and

thunderstorms thatul co pulsate through your monday afternoon forecast. for now just know, father's day, ewe do hav rain chances and more than likely hit any rain or storms, 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. sunday pool forecast if you are going swimming with pops. tomorrow i would go around noon. low 80s isn't hot enough for me but wouldn't have to contend with showers or storms. 4:00 p.m. the storms move in. outen-day look, looks dramatic and ominous, not aou wash but threat through the afternoon, sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday. temperatures in upper 80s, making run for 91 on monday, volleying on wednesday down into the upper 70s. then next weekend as we get closer and closer to the summero solstice, g to start to

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>> with the worlderies. going a little far. especially i learned you two haven't seen a lot of "star wars" films. >> why you gotta? >> "star wars" day and team celebrated with wookie cookies and giving out bobbleheads. for most of the season the nats seemed like a phantom menace, but a few weeks ago a foe awakened with the team and now there's a new hope. thank you very much. >> are there more? >> there are. stephestrasburg didn't have control of the force. first pitch, shot, one o two first inning homers. bottom one, juansoto provis offense. tied 2-2. take the lead.

christian sky walker, deep off strasbourg. 3-3. marte, second long ball of the game. fourth home r given up by strasbourg, only second time in career. na lose 10-3 and rare bad outing for stras. >> he's been really good today just couldn't locate the fastball. i think he was trying to find that location just wasn't there. you know, you're going to have those days. but just chalk this one up because he's been really, really good up to this point. orioles might have worst record inaseball but -- is nice, go the that going for them. taking on the red sox. no score in sixth, xander bogaerts changes that. raphael devers scores. j.d. martinez, homersec sond

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