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and thanks for bearing with us, folks. we had a litt technical issue. right now at 5:00, a storm team weather 4 alert out there. we're keeping the eye on potential for really bad weather. >> this hour lot of people are dealing with temperatures above 90, and it's quit steamy out there. that was madtoworse earlier y by a round of rain that moved in and moved out. >> this is what it looked like from chopper 4 when the showers rolled . >> amelia draper and in the sto center. is something worse heading our way? >> keeping a close eye on the storm team 4 radar. the threat for sever weatheis diminished a little bit, but within the last 30 minutes we're ear starting to see more showers

tdevelop. >>t's how it's going to be. a lot of pop-up storms, relatively scattered. a lot of people won't see them, but where they do see them, it will come down pretty hard. >> tracking a cell right now and d the pleasant area moving towards kettering and out of the shefferly area and traveling along 50 for the most part and to the south there's more shower activity towards morning side and heing towards rthern virginia and tracking some areas of rain just into rappahannock county. fauquier county, northern prince william county around the erling area. also starting to see some rain moven, but ultimately here's a look at the bigger picture and most of the area is dry. here's what you can expt to the. there's a 30% chance that you can deal with some rain. that's quite low. once again it's looking like the worst of the activity is staying out of area. in fact tonight most that hago ig to be to our south. however, any storms that do develop could have some really heavy rainfall. if you live in central and

northern montgomery count deyou know what i'm talkingy about. saw rain signature over your locations last night, areas like clarksburg for a couple of hours. tracking the potential for heavy rain and strong winds as well. wendy, i'll have future weather with what folks can w expectere the better chance for rain is coming up in about 15 minutes. >> thanks, amelia. top members of congress at e the whiouse this afternoon to receive a briefing on the situation with iran. late last nightr we leaned that iran had shot down an american drone. u.s. officials say the unmanned aircraft had been flying over international time, and now the big questio a g how is the trump administrationoing to respond? leon harris is in our newsroom with the latest on that. leon? >> at briefing with congressional members wrapped up just a short time ago and when asked earlier what the response to iran might be or wther he'd be willing to go to war that nation the president respond, quote, you'll find out. this drone incident comes as

there's bel escaing tensions between the trump administration and iran. iran acknowledging that it shot the drone down claiming that it drifted into their airspace but they said th wereoing surveillance over international waters and mr. trump speaking on that today. >> i may be wrong but i may be right. but i'm right a lot. i have a feeling it was a mistake made by somebody that shouldn't have been dong what they did. i find it hard to believe that it was intentional, if you want to know the truth. it could have been somebody who loose and stupid. >> i mean, everything that i've heard from this administration, definitely on a course of maximum preure, but they are not on a course of maximum diplomacy. >> other moving parts involved here. earlier this week the president ordered another 1,000 troops to the middle east. that move after iran said within ad week an a half it would have produced more enriched uranium than allowed under the nuclear deal, the deal that the

president pulled the u.s. out of last year. ji back to you in the studio. leon, thank you. a familiar landmark will be allowed remain onublic ground. that's the ruling today from the supreme court on that maryland peace cross in prince george's county. it's meant to honor veterans, but some had argued it constituted a government endorsement of religion. our county bureau chief tracee wilkins has our story. >> reporter: after years of debate over this historic landmark would peace cross stay, or would it go? the supreme court has ended the discussion. >> so testimonial to -- to all veterans. >> reporter: today the u.s. supreme court ruled that the peace cross can continue to stand after a five-year court i way to the highest court. the crossas build over 100 years ago honoring the lives of

prince george's county world war i vets. >> you look at names on a that it's like you know that name, i know that thme. are our county's veterans. >> reporter: the american humanist association sued saying it was a religious monument on public land favoring one religion over others. >> there's no question th a latin cross 40 foot tall is a clear indicator of endorsement of the christian faith. >> reporter: the court ruled that preserving a lng-standing eligious monument is very different from allowing the building of a new one. the case was closely watched as its outcome could have impacted simiar memorials across the country. peace cross prevailed 7-2. >> the justices really nailed to recognize that a christian crosp cannot opriately memorialize veterans of all faiths and none. >> to us it's a war memorial 12k3wr5 is it woo and that's all it was. it wasn't up there for religious reasons or aeything e. >> reporter: governor larry hogan released a statement saying today's ruling ensures

that this memorial, a dignified tribute to those who came buffs and made the ultimate sacrifice, will stand tall and proud for the ages. in benlatens burks i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. now the supreme court has more than a dozen outstanding rules. among the cases we're still waiting to hearings one involving alleged gerrymandering in maryland and another on whether the trump administration can add citizenship question to the 2020 census. wendy? >>ere locally we're following brking news. d.c. council member jack ans submitted his resignation from the metro boar effective one week from today. evans stepping down amid mounting pressure and new calls from prominent democrats for him to do so. ev s wascused of use his position on the board to solicit business for his private work. his lawyer tells e news 4vans did not want to be a furthe distraction to metro's success.

his decision to step down the metro board does not affect his position on the d.c. council. >> a former drama teacher facing more charges after police tell us he secretly record students undress. former herndon high schoolteacher raphael sloksky is accused ofi hng recording devices inside the school, and today the school's principal is reaching out to the community. drew wilder is outside herndon high with new reaction to this very disturbing case. drew? >> reporter: incredibly disturbing, jim, that's right. so disturbing that there are ten new felony charges today. that is now 30 felony charges for the former drama teacher here at hedon high school, and four misdemeanor charges for recording students inside of the school and forecording his live-in nannies at their reston home. hyeah, todaye at herndon high school the crisis team was

art helping some of the victims and their families. ten new felonies thursday, and tonight the former herndon high schoolteacher sits fairfax county jail while a cries team works with families inside of the school where police say raphael schklowsky hidam cas and record students while they were change clothes. >> if it was one of my kids that was literally exposed to that, i, you know, that's -- that's horrible. >> reporter: new today we're seeiet the lr herndon high school principal sent home to parents saying in part this is an extremely disturbing event in our community anded in no way reflets the commitment to ensure that our students are in a safe environment at herndon high school. >> i can't imagine what those parents are going througe >> thvestigation started back in april when schklowsky's live-in nannies went to police worried he was recording them inside the reston home where ve schklowsky li with his wife and two kid. vilitician discovered 32 recording s and more than

3,500 videos n may police announced charges of 20 counts possession of child pornography and then saying they didn't believe the crim ever took place inside of the school and then yesterday the police delivered the news, that they had since uncovered several videos showing dozens upon dozens of children in various stages of undress. >> this is a huge disappointing development, none that my detectives wanted to be as part the outcome. >> reporter: herndon's principal declined an interview and sent us a statement today. the principal says that the school is working to set up a community meeting for next week. we'll let you know once a date and time are set n.herndon, drew weiler, news 4. >> thanks. leaders of the troubled va medical center is making

changes. to be officials were questioned about rows ent patient deaths and staffing shortages. scott mcfarlane is on the hill tonight where today's hearing ig just wrappiup. >> reporter: we're in the rayburn house office milding leaders of the oversigh s committeed they are dealing with a huge staffing shortage. after v.a. officials took the oath and their seat, theyook heat from this u.s. house panel about the d.c.va medical sigalert today i'm here to put the leadership on notice. congress will not stand for ontinued failures that threaten the health and safety of our veterans what ought to be the v.anchlts's flagship mid call center. >> reporter: problems were

flagged that made this hospital one of the worst in the nation, supply shortages, patiented procures delayed and they even showed video of a recent news 4 iteam report that sws a psychiatric patient who escaped and made his way home to -- >> keincents li this because us there's as long way ahead. they have changes policies and procedures to stop mishaps from happening and they are working on miss happens and telling whistleblowers -- >> quite honestly there's pockets of fearcross the organization today. >> they said itho sld be the metrical center. it shoul take an vifgt team from news 4 to help us fix the

problems. >> reporter: one other piece of news here. the ddg. acknowle they might be closing the clinic in southeast d.c.ma they decide to do so by mid-july. what happens to the patients? we'll find out where they will get care and we'll have thator inftion for you by tomorrow at the latest. scott macfarlane, now back to ou. >> scott ande iteam making a tremendous difference on the hill. thank you, scott. sthast changes are coming to enats park in wake of fan injuriesound the league from those now balls. the protective netting that now runs past the dugout will be extended just short of the outfield corners. netting cans of the be raised so fans can still get pregame autographs from the players. t safety move comes after a 4-year-old fan was hit at an astros plan last month. cubs player albert almora jr. was extremely emotional after theto incident. night julie carey talks to a

mom whose child was hit by a stray ball at national park. the district is taking a new hardline against landlords who they say are endangering residents' health and safety. carl racine announced threese rate lawsuits today against properties in northeast and southeast d.c. news 4 owes chris gordon is live with a look at how the city hopes the lawsuits will help fight scourge of gun violence. chris? >> well,good afternoon. the park here is a memorial here to a smiling maurice scott but on a sunday in may his life was tak, gunned down right here in the parking lot, and now d.c.'s attorney general is suing three commercial and residential property ners alleging that they are negligent allowing their grounds to become dangerous. >> in may15-year-old d.c. honor

roll school maurice scott was fatally shot at this shopping center onel whe road inest. >> reporter: washington. this surveillance video shows a car pulling up anm gu firing. scott was a student at a d.c. charter school just two blocks away. three females victim were wounded in that shooting, including a child. now d.c.'s attorney general is suing asking a court to compel the owners and managers of the property to stop neglecting safety and start obeying orders he gave back in april, to improve security, repair broken security lights and anc commissioner of ward 8 strongly supports the objectives of the lawsuit. > they have had so much crime in that area, homicide, and it seems like the ownhas of t property are enage some of the ldividuals that linger on their property, thatrt on their property.

> reporter: paul pinnel wlop handles the anacostiard coating council challenged the liquor licenses of all stores back in 2016 and they signed voluntary compliance agreements to increase security in order to keep their licenses saying property owners should be accountable if they allow dangerous individuals to hang out and sho innocent people like maurice scott. >> there's no way in my mind hand my opinion that the owner of that business could not have known that that type of activity has been going on in that shopping center. >> reporter: this afternoon we reached out to the property owners being sued by the attorney general for their comment on the lawsuit. we are still waiting to hear from them. that's the latest l e from southeast washington, jim and wendy, back to you. >> thanks so much. let's get a check of the forecast. we have some showers to the w south, butt is it going to look like a little bit later,

amelia? >> i think we'll continue to see some areas of rain moving through parts of the region until about 9:00, 10:00 tonight. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. i'm tracking heavy rain into parts of prince george's and arundel county and south of the bowie area and moving towards annapolis right now. not pick pentagon up on any lightning as we head to storm team 4 radar right now. again, pockets of heavier rain d this is all pushing off to the east. we look norther back to the west and northern virginia, heavy rain is moving into warrenton and showers into the city of manassas. here's what i'm noticing on storm team 4 radar, ther's -- this has been so common this week. where i've circled this here, i'm seeing e possibility of kind of a line of storms setting up, and we call this training, where we'll start to see rain moving over similar harrah's over the next few hours so we're

noticing this. it happened monday, happened tuesday and look at what futur weather is suggesting. very similar here at 6:00 p.m. notice the rain is favoring parts of the district. along and south of 50 and back into parts of prince william county and showers ouwn a char0ttesville. 7:0 p.m. seeing rain in that similar area right around 66 and into the district and along 50. annapolis potentially dealing with rain.r farthe the north and keeping it try, mainly dry. once we hit around 9:00 p.m., future weather may be bringing in more rain and this do c tainly have animpact on the nats game and we'll continue to monitor it. any rain could pack a punch. the cold front thwa i talking about yesterday is still too far back to the west to really act as a big trigger to se off widespread thunderstorms. tomorrow soak it up. it is going to be nice. a mix of clouds and sun.

winds gusting at 30, even 35 miles per hour. e start off at a gorgeous 69 degrees, mayben still a touch humidity in the air that's gone by lunchtime. have your lunch outdoors on your friday. 84 degrees for the high and 10 degrees cooler and pleasant friday night. it's a great night to fire up the grill, just hang outside with the kids. we talked about it yesterday, the lightning bug h been so great out there this year, it's going to be really nice to enjoy them out there tomorrow night. here's a look a your four-day forecast. somara will join me at 5:50 with the ten-day forecast. a real nice weekend and a great weekend for the pool or heading to our local beaches. maybe an isolated thunderstorm in southwest virginia later on sunday, but most of us stay completely dry. monday the heat and humidity are and with highs around 90 about a 40% chance for some storms later in the day. jim? >> but oh, what a weekend.

>> it's looking nice. coming up, from washers and dryers and ovens and refrigerators, we're working for you to save you money. ahead at 5:00, susan hogan reports on the top rated home appliances. also, there's a warning about the e-cigarettes. doreen will report on a teen who had his jaw shattered when one of em exploded in his mouth. we'll be right bac k.ha

we got an urgent warning tonight about the dangers of the e-cigadettes. the ce exploded in a teenager's mouth shattering his jaw. >> news 4's dore eveen againste joins us with more. >> reporter: everyone who a uses vaping device, take a look at this, an image of the teenager's c.tscan. an electronic cigarette blew up in the young man's mouth and knocked out several of his teeth and shattered his jaw and left at hole in his gum. happened in march of last year and the doctors who treated the 17-year-old from nebraska published an article in the "new england journal of medicine" to wa people about what had happened here. viral videos like these have captured the very real danger of e-cigarettes that have exploded or malfunctioned. at least two people in the u.s. have died from this. a texas man was killed in january when his e-cigarette

blew upe sing a metal part embeddc in his ne even those incidents like there are rare, a recent study found more than 2,000 people have gone to the emergency room due to e-cigarette burns and injuries in a two-year span. the food and drug administration is in charg of regulating tokyo products inuding e-cigarettes. centers the problem around the lithium ion batteries that power the devices which can overheth. as for injured teenagers, surgeons put plates in his jaw and his jaw was wired shut for week and his mother said she bought the pens for him to help er son stop smoke and even though it was all terrifying. there is good news out of this.

the young man was ale to quit smoking for good. >> having yourre jaw shut could have a thing or two to do with it. people think those things are an mless and a lot safer t cigarettes need to take a look at events like this because it's no joke. >> that's shocking. recent injuries to fans lend to a big change nats park. coming up, julie carey explains what the team isng doi in the name of >>safety. i'm adam tuss. what in the heck is this thing? there's no drive. it drives itself, and could you soon be taking a ride on it. i'll tell you where it is andat it does coming up. and the new plan from the wm u.s. laakers who stop those annoying annoying

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here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. very heavy radar impacting annapolis. this is pushing off to the east and moving over towards the bay. a look at the bigger picture as we head to the evening hours. we'll see hit and missain showers. maybe very heavy rain showers and the threat for severeea wther is really diminishing. the threat exists down to our south. look at all the lightning moving towards the norfolk area.t ho and humid and we bring out the ice tea media, medium tomorrow will be just fine. mo on that, wendy, coming up. safety in the stands a local mother knows all too well the dangers of america's pastime. >> hire child got a broken nose from ' -- you may remember the l injured a childh in tstand. >> that incident is a big reason

why he's making. there's oneot local mr who was happy to see this happeny. >> this family got news about the new netting as they were head out to a lacrossern touament. the mom reading the announcement from the nats owner. >> this will provide fans additional protection. >> reporter: their family outing to nats park abruptly as their 11-year-old tried to catch a foul ball. is glove just put right up to catch it, and it -- he had it go right to thnose. >> the scene itself was completely chaotic. he was bleeding so much suddenly, and we we trying to figure out how to get him there quickly. he went into shock immediately. >> the specialatem, the nose

had surgeon and the septum itself were completely crushed. >> this leads to a bat foul ball incident this season including one that hit the little girl. he and his wife are now hankful that the nats will but the it , because if it means that -- >> one after the other, and the way that the game is going, the speed of these balls and velocity they are ying , it's good that they will go ahead and take steps to protect their family. >> as for adl he missed the last two weeks of school recoveringry maki it in time for the gradation day that read

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all by itself sensing and recording everything behind it. fairfax county also look at something like this for the mosaic district in the merrifield area. there is someone on board to monitor the ride just as an extra layer of safety so check out how smart it is. >> it's picking up all the vehicles and the bicyclist there. the taxi cab comes to the stop sign and we were here first and it predicted that that taxi cup is -- >> ali has lots of -- there'smuo ch cool tech tie that the in the news is some of it, and a lot of it they don't want to see. >> for know now, they are hoping

it will get into widespread use for everybody by the end of the center. at national harbor, adam tuss, news 4. >> don't expect a real fast ride. right now it only goes about 10 miles per hour. you could outrun him. so many vehicles come equipped with automated systems but the new advance may be conis using some drivers. reference at the intour de france institute polled more than 2,000 drivers and found one of the biggest. they found autopilot couldn't most per flekting. nearly half of the people they thought would thoughthey would take their hands off the wheel. >> in the name of street safety at 5:00 and what project will make a difference. >> and some information you should need to know new end up should need to know new end up in the e.r. and then get

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welcome back. ose ia andry keeping a c radar on the storms, and i've also got a peek at your weekend forecast.e the nats arome today, tomorrow and saturday and sunday. get your full nats forecast coming up in just a few minutes. wendyan >> th, somara. >> we've been talking about surprise medical bills and researchers are suggesting that one in six emergency visits may trigger those unexpected costs. the non-partisan keiser family foundation lked at costs for patients with coverage. it found the odds of getting ont tse out-of-network charges depends onhe state. tex had the highest rate. in of e.r.a. visits resulted an unexpected c rge. theudy did not have specific data for the dissies. >> if you've ever lost your

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break within the first five years depthding on product. >> this is the first year we looked at average reliability to see how reliable they were against other major appliances. >> reporter: some brands are far more reliable than others. >> if you're looking to outfit your kitchen orro laundry with an appliance from a single brand you'd be well t consider mile and lg and bosh. >> and you'll ask if you want to extend your warranty, and you have to see how likely the appliance is going to break during the extended warrantyor if it's even worth it to repair it level. >> a recent survey found in general the average costs of an extended warranty is equal to the average repair cost so kind of put at into perspective there. >> when you have some friend e.

>> the newer once, you've got ten years. >> if you're lucking. >> like 5:00. thke don't lost li they used to. >> now they have all sorts of gadgets. just cool my food. that's all i need. >> give me/and cool my friend. >> sue soon, thank you. > new bipartisan legislation is slated for a house committee vote next week that ages to outlou many robe call practices andue the government to havehe tougr penalties. it would require companies like atand verizon to implement new technology to identify spam calls. last mnth alone american smartphones were inundated with 5 billion automated calls. >> congress is already summoning facebook to capitol ll to talk about that new digital currency.

earlier this week we talked about the cryptocuency called lee brag, similar to payment apps like vemno and zell, using real money using an app. the house finance committeent was to learn more. a hearing is set for july 15th and not clear f whorom facebook will be called to testify. let's get the latest on our weather alert day. amelia and somara on deck in our weather cente y >> the d guys like coordinate these outfits ri? re>>you' meteorological telepat that's what i'm saying. >> we did notat plan to m today. kind of new storm, let's wear magenta? >> right.ys anywa, as we check out storm team 4 raid rather we're seeing pockets of heavier rain in northern virginia. you can see this heading towards the dumb frze trianglfries tria. moving towards cull person and

quantico. woodbridge, a little bit of shower activity with the heavier rain staying just to your south. we also have really impressive rain right now heading over the bay bridge and even some lightning so if you know somebody headed over the bay bridge they are dealing with some heavy rainfall. here's the future weather. about an hour from now, notice, it's safer for rain on the part right along 50. maybe parts of the district seeing showers as well. nnapolis seeing rain. once we hit 8:00 p.m., on we hit fauquier and point, along 66, does this sound like monday or tuesday to you? we might see ave similar setting up like that tonight. 9:00 p.m., heavy rain potentially moving through the d.c. metro area, and that's the biggest concern tonight. would be some heavy rainfall, but this rain is going to help to lower h ourat and humidity. right now we're at 89 degrees after a high of 92, fall into the 60s and then relief tomorrow

sosh the -- said tomorrow. >> we'll keep a aye close eye on the storms. i want to talk about the nats forecast. i was here on monday and they had a rain delay, a cancellation in fact so a lot of no good luck for the nats as well w asther goes. everything is starting to look up tomorrow. just have to hang in there. tonight a little hit or miss you saw in the futurecast we could see showers and storms rolling through after so we've left that storm chance in. as we head through friday, saturday and sunday, much improvements here, temperatures the low 80s, very comfortable. pretty warm though on sunday in the stadium so keep that in mind. looking towards the weekend, it's definitely going to be a great phenomenal weekend for brunching, temperatures in the 70s and perfect weather and comfortable. not too hot, d that nice stinch good weather is going to last us through sunday, but changes are on the horizon. it's going to start feeling a

lot more like summer. >> absolutely, and appropriately so summer starts tomorrow on friday. we're talking about the heat that moves in on monday. a beautiful breeze tomorrow and winds gusting at 30 miles per hour. on sunday it's warmer and a bit humid hand highs in the upper 80s. maybe an isolated thunderstorm later sunday inte southwes virginia and then, went and jim, look at next monday throug next weekend. every single day we'll likely hit 90 degrees and with high humidity it's going to be out here. we're hoe tensionally looking at warmest stretch of weather so far taking shape on monday. take a look at saturday, sunday and monday where the 80s are in town. need to gear up for a hot one. >> there's dreamed realized and dashed athe nba draft later tonight. the washington wizards will be picking ninth overall, and while we don't know yet whobethey wil

choosing, we know who they are not. maryland's anthony cowan tested the draft waters bere deciding to go back to college parks and he talked to johnny holiday about his motivation to bcome one of the terps' greatest. >> stepping back for a three. launching, and got it. >> reporter: this guy coming back to maryland is a huge, huge plus for this basketball team. he decideto test the waters, okay, and then you make the final decision to come back. what did you learn from it? >> it was a great experience. really learned a lot from a didn't group of people. competed against the other top guards. a lot of them were a lot than me and trying to get spot tame place. >> your teammates m have gone nuts when they decided you were coming back. wa they knew i n't going anywhere and knew i had to go to war with them one more time. >> one more year d a number of things to improve on and be

better at. >> i just -- i want to be a great leader, especially with thep group. need to come in and give it your all. there's old buddy blaming and it ja'wuan and then just my ultimate dream, some of the big names, steve francis, it would definitely be a drrum come t always erson who has been a huge fan. >> reporter: do you ever sit back when you're kind of by yourself at night and maybe inyourself and say look what i've done? look what i've done in three years of college? >> it's not over yet. at's the only thing i can keep doing. definitely not over yet. just so much to gi i feel like. reto hang something and do something more. >> we're glad he's saying. >> good for him.

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unpredictable stormy weather, ouread stormy again tonight. storm team 4 is track the possibility of thunderstorms and showers developing people try to get home. >> just in time for the rush hour. >> you know the drill, folks. st's hot out there, humid and one minute it' sunny and next minute we are all getting soaked and we're all over it though here folks, workingor you right up until 7:00. >> meteorologist amelia draper in the storm center. where is the rain right >> well, the rain right now, doreen, is down in northern virginia about to make its way over 95 and it's avy in nae.