new at midday, the u.s. was cocked and loaded to retaliate against iran. why the u.s. strike was called minute.the last fbi search a d.c. councilmember's house this morning. it comes just aay after ja evans resigns from the metro board. good nimor, everybody, i'm chuck bell. those northwest winds are howling outside, may not be all that good for your friday afternoon plans. it's going to help out your weekeng details comght up.

> good morning, welcome to news 4 midday. the fbi has searching the home of d.c. en couilmember jac evans. this comes just one day after he resigned frommetro's board as he faces allegations of multiple ethicsviolations. we have news 4's mark sea graves from the scene there and hastc wang people come in and out. reporters camped out waiting to see if we'll hear from jack evans himself today, mark? >> good morning, this all started about 6:00 this morning, when the fbi knocked on jack evans door. these reporters left behind waiting to see if evans will come out. fbi agents closed off this entire block here in georgetown as they searched his home for hours. we caught a glimpse of evans walking into the house this morning, wearing a gray t-shirt.

we tried to talk to his long term attorney who showed up here. again, the fbi were here all morning, we saw them coming out of the house with several evidence envelopes and boxes. the fbi will only say they were hge conductin an investigation as part of a court authorized action. now, we did talk to and got some reaction to this activity in the georgetown neighborhood.wh here's one neighbor told us. >> this definitely is not a normal friday morning in the neighborho neighborhood. but i think it's necessary, and i certainly -- y know, there's credence to any of these accusations or whatever the fbi might be investigating, i w icomet. >> we can tell you that a spokesperson for jack evans tells us the fbi did not search his d.c.ouncil fice. only his home here in georgetown. no further comment from jack evans or his attorney. this all comes a day after he

resigned as a member of the metro board after allegatio of ethics violations there, and there is an ongoing federal grand jury investigation in he same type of activity with allegations that possibly evans may have used his authority on the d.c. council to help businesses on the d.c. counl. have you to go back to 2011, the last time a sitting d.c. r councilmemd his house searched by a member of the fbi. that happened decemr of 2011, one month later, january 2012, harry thomas jr. was charged with crimes, went into court and ended up pleading guilty and resigning. >> mark, that's going to be a story and a scene we will be following today. turning now to a developingt story that world is closely watching, the rising tensions between the united states and iran. donald trump took to twitter

this morning, to respond to a new york times report that he approved military strikes in retaliation for downing u.s. drone. but called it off. we were cocked and loaded to retaliate last night. here's richard engel with more on this story. >> reporter: a reprisal attack against iran for shooting down an american drone in the persian gulf was underway overnight. the new york times reports, planes in the air, warships in position to eye tack, iranian radar instillations. as late as 7:00 p.m., u.s.of cials were expecting a strike until it was called off with no shots fired. the new york times citi multiple senior officials n involved i or briefed on the deliberations. nbc has not independently confirmed the report. >> i would imagine it was a general or somebody that ma a mistake in shooting that drone

down. but we didn't have a man or woman in the drone. drone. nobody in the would have made a big , differencelet me tell you. would have made a big big difference. >> reporter: the pentagon releasing these distant mages, it says of the drone falling toward the sea, insists the unmanned aircraft was in international waters, 20 miles from the iranian coast. iran, which put out its own footage of the shootdown insists the drone was in iranian ac airsp and this morning began presenting its evidence to international diplomats. iranian tv showing what it says are pieces of the downed drone. nbc could not verify this independently. >> that was richard engel also overnight, the faa banned all u.s. planes from flying over iranian administered airspace in the persian gulf and the gulf of ohman. the move was later followed by

australia, germany and british airways. now to our weather and hopes of aek beautiful wed ahead. chuck is here to explain weather. starting off like a nice day?op >> keep alive, it's going to be nice around here for your weekend. and really not a bad day coming up today either. off to the ud races, these clouds areng raci southeast bound because the wind is really gusty now. out of the northwest, way over 20 miles per hour, right now in the city, 77 degrees, the average wind speed is 17 miles per hour. look at these wind gusts, winds gusting to 40 miles per hour, 26 miles per houin lees burg, fredericksburg. it isin definitely w outside. it's going to stay that way for the next couple hours. the number of clouds we have in our sky will gradually be

decreasing. by the time we get past about 6:00 or 7:00,kies will be clear, that will allow for a cool comfortable start to the weekend.h more about t coming up, erica? >> new this morning. a heads up for drivers in fairfax county. work crews are in the area fixing a water bein ma, reopened. drivers are being diverted on to a service road for now. take a look at this video, some of you may haveeen stuck in traffic this morning due to this bus fire. ghis was alon a stretch of the baltimore washington parkway, near 197 in laurel. northbound lanes of the parkway were closed for some time but reopened. you can see the flames shooting out from the back of thebus. not clear what started that fire. an unbievable scene unfolding in northeast d.c. last night, gunfire on benning road. one of the bullets going right

through a window, hitting a woman asleep in her bed. megan mcgrath is live with more from the woman's mother.me an? >> it was a very scary close call for a young wom in northeast. she was at home, asleep in her bed, when a stray bullet from a confrontation that was happening out in the neighborhood went into her bedroom and grazed her he head. you can see the hole in the frame of the window, the bullet traveling inside the second floor bedroom. on the other side of that window, a young woman asleep in her bed was grazed on the head. her mother did not want to be ahown on camera, but she was salinle soepout. >> she say mom, i'mhit, i'm hit. ran into the room and got the rag, put it on her head. >> reporter: the woman is going eka oy. townhome, one went through a

patch of siding and into a refrigerator in the kitchen. another to thewood fence where it damaged the casing of the gas line. >> very frightened. ididn't know how bad she was hit. i didn't know how bad. you just see blood everywhere. >> she uld have been killed? >> she could have.>> it's an example of street violence impacting those who live in the communit a shooting broke out last night at the nearby intersection of blaine and benning road in olrtheast. ase continue to look for those responsible, this family is calling for an end to the violence. >> it's terrible. you need to stop. this isn't stopping. you're not safe in your own home. andin we were bed. >> now, that all happened last night. and the victim's mother says the night before t, there was another shooting in the neighborhood, and her car was riddled with stray bullets, four of them in that incident. she says it's just got to stop.

cannot y goodness, i imagine being asleep and having that happen. megan mcgrath, thank you so much. a transgender woman said she was assaulted at a d.c. grocery store. our news partners are reporting a woman told police a man stopped her while she was leaving the superintendent on 4th street northeast. she tried to avoid the man, he and two other people started hurling insults at her. an employee drove her home where she says the men followed her and then proceeded to damage her home. happening today, a prince eorges county community is mal edou a teen killed last eweke.kand jogging but never came me. he was hit by a car t in crosswalk near his home. he had just gradted from the eighth grade at georgetown day school, he was an honor student, a chs champ, a jazz player and a cross countryunner as well.

>> i love all my children. kamal is my heart. not to see that big bright smile every day hurts. >> a vigil is being ly will kamal's fa lead a march through their subdivisn through the intersection. that margins at 7:30 and all are invited to attend. you are near the national mall this weekend, you should expect your phone to push out an emergency . d.c.'s department of homeland security is doing a test involving cell phones on or near the national mall. if you're in that area tomorrow about 11:00 tomorrow morning, and your phone starts going off, it's only a test. people who get the alert don'te ne to do anything else. new developments in philadelphia. after this huge fire this morning, it started with a series of explosions.

what ishe fueling t blaze and the impact on nearby neighborhoods. plus, a driverless shuttle that could soon be taking you for a ride. a.>dewith us.evelgisi o

>> crews have been responding to this massivererefinery fi. homes as far away as south jersey were rocked by a series of explosions. philadelphia energy solutions reports that butane exploded and was burning, officials had ordered a shelte in place due to the smoke, but that has since been lifted. good news here, no injuries have been reported. the hard work of the news 4 i team was on display yesterday on capitol hill.

lawmakers orgized a hearing after a series of i team reports focusing on problems at the d.c. va medical center. top officials with the center listened as members ofhe house oversight committee told them improvements need to be made. among the problems. supply shortages, failures to properly sterilize equipment and mismanagement. >> it is in our view shameful how many warning signs we ignored and for too long. >> it shouldn't take an investigative team from news 4 to help us fix the problems. >> the committee says it will closely monitor plans to prevent more mishaps. lle i team wi report on that hearing in a half hour special. you can turn in f saturday under scrutiny inside the d.c. va, and that starts at 7:00. a protected bike lane is being built in northwest our news partners wtop reporting, construction is

happening right now, 14th street and n streets. for commuts, the project will begin at florida avenue northwest, and it's going to run circle, mile to thomas the idea behind this is part of a project to make the commuter route more livable, more drivable a more bikable. >> you may start to notice some changes on the roads in the isdictrt. seficials are making sure that busy interions have bright easy to seeks cros to keep pedestrians safe. the new crosswalks look like ladders and they are an effort to help stop speeding as well throughout the district. roade all know sharing the can be tough, especial in this area. what do you think about having to dethwial a the plan is already rolled out, and there are designs to expand it. tosss take a ride with adam

to see how it works. >> reporter: would you like to take a ride ony newtsf.el it's name is olli, you may be riding it pretty soon. this gizmo definitely doesn't belong to me, but it's pretty bcredible to hop onrd and see what olli does. >> you learn the particular route, once it learns the route, then the vehicle is able to be programmed to run itself. >> the self-driving shuttle bus is rolling down the streets of national harbor all by itself, sensing and reading everything around it. a similar system just rolled out. fairfax county looking at something like this for the mosaic district. now, olli does have someone on board right now, to monitor the ride, just as around extra layef of y. check out how smart it is. >> olli's picki up all the vehicles and that biker there. this taxicab comes to the stop

sign. we were here first and predicted that that taxicab is not going to stop and go in timbe re we have already started back. >> olli is layered with extensive gps and has lots of 3-d printed parts. >> olli is so high-tech, there's so much cool technology on board they're saying the milt roy uses some of it, and a lot odoit, thet want you to see. >> we were told we couldn't show much of the central computer controls. olli will use its screens toe oellround it exactly what it's next mve is going to be. the hope is that it will get into widespread use for everybody by the end of the summer. at national habor, adam tuck, news 4. a local football player who made it all the way to the super ds in s giving back to k prince georges county. we're going to show you how. travel tips for getting around this weekend. >> i'm melissa may with a

look at your first 4 traffic. lots of fun downtown. the bbq battle happening saturday and sunday. we still have some road closures to think about when this is . going on those closures from friday night to midnight sunday. wn nsylvania avenue shut between 3rd and 7th. sections of 3rd, 4th and 6th northwest. portions of those wll be closed. as for the rails, summer shutdown still underway, on yellow and blue lines, we have those six ations closed. as for the other lines, regular weekend service on orange, red and silver, and on the green ine, trains running every 24 mi

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a prince georges county native is giving back in a big way. news sports justin finch has our

story. the st behind us here, stars if you will we have rodney mcoud safety for the eagles. here's a hometown guy. want to start first with rodney, he said before there weren't enough camps like this when you were growing up, now you're bringing them re, why has that been so important for you? >> like you said, camps didn't really -- just like this growing up. i feel like it's part of my job, my duty and my fellow peers. allow us to come out, share a dayith them, allow them to provide a sense of motivation and inspiration they can take away on the field and be successful in life. it's important to gve back. i hope these kids will be in my shoes one day. >> are you worried about this guy taking you on? i am. >> do you think you got rodney? >> i will. i will beat him.

>> you're going to beatim h right now? >> it feels good, he can teach me a lot, h to be a safety a better person. it justeels good. >> you know, there's a component here that may be -- that might surprise some people. it's not just about football mps and workouts, they're looking out for the health of the young people. >> if they don'teel well, they don't do well. camp is just an expense of what we've been doing all year. comprehensive dental care, medical exams, it all about removing barriers to care, so et the ung people can care they need, do well in school and do well on the field. we'reed about that. rodney, i want to ask you this, how do you feel being a part of what this has become. >> it feels great to do something special like this, not only provide this camp i've been doing for six years, but bring

these rv's out here, provide this access to these kids, allow them and for them to understand how important itak is to te care of your body, how health carries over to your success, not only on the field buclalso in the ssroom. >> thank you so much. that's the latest here, back to you. >> tnk you, justin. >> incredible, those kids were flying. that's how chuck and i run all all the time. >> as fast asny a 52-year-old is. >> whatever you like to do this weekend, things are shaping up to be beautiful. >> are you running any distance runs? >> i'm not. i really should. > well, youshould. >> this is the perfect weekend. >> yes, i'm running the marine corps marathon. >> you took me from a couple miles to 26. i'll get back to you on that. >> no goals, no progress.

great biking weather or just sit in the hmock weather for the weekend. that's my idea of exercise on a friday night. beautiful weather outside t s morning, changing into the afternoon, as we get deeper into the day, we'll get more and more sunshine. it's f to theloud races out there, these winds are gusty, but it is summer solsticeday. the longest day of the year from a daylight perspective, we at maximize it 14:54 minutes of daylight today. 24 hours ig dayl at the north poll today. look at the difference. international falls minnesota near the canadian border, over 16 hours of daylight, go all the way down to key west florida shorter days. only 13 1/2 hours, down at the equator, 12 hours of daylight all year round. for us,his is the longest day of the year, enjoy it, we get two seconds less daylight tomorrow. the days are starting to shorten

up. the temperature chae, about 5 to 10 degrees cooler now than they were yesterday. courtesy of this gusty northwest wind. no severe weather for us, if you're traveling oday forhe weekend, gochica, st. louis, for us, it's really just that northwesterly breeze for today, there are wind restrictions on the chesapeake bay. if you're lke me, and you're beach pound the traffic could be a littl slower today than on an. friday in the summertime. otherwise, we'll be drying out and clearing out overnight tonight. low 80s today, with the clearing sky. 50s and 60so get your saturday morning going, and your saturday afternoon and sunday will be filled with sunshine, low humidity, and don't forget your spf, 50 or higher, that strong sunshine will burn you. >> thank you, uck. > summer means no school, and

added day care expenses for ma families in our area. the result credit card debt. tips on avoiding the debt. courtroom shocker, a confession from the star witness in the trial of a navy s.e.a.l. a look at what happens next.

welcome back, and we begin with updates to our two top stories. fbi ing in d.c., wher agent the searched the home of jack evans this morning. neither evans nor his attorney commented on the search. evans resigned from the metro board of directors just yesterday will following an ig ethics investion that found he committed multiple ethics viheations. t faa banned all u.s. planes from flying near iran due to the rising tensions. president trump approved a

military strike against iran. but then abruptly called it off. he wrote on twitter thisrn g, we were cocked and loaded to retaliate last night. he called it off with ten minutes to spare. the war crimes trial of a navy s.e.a.l. took an unexpected turn yesterday, worthy of a crime novel. a witness for the prosecution took the stand and claim ed to e reisponsible for killing an fighter. >> star prosecution witness cort sco, a navy medic testified that he saw gallagher stab the unarmed isis fighter in 2017. but said the stab wound was not life threatening. scott testified he was the one that killed the detainee. how did you do it? scott replying, i put my thumb over his tube until he stopped breathing. did you suffocate him?

yes. did chiefi gallagher k the terrorist? scott replying, no. when asked why he never admitted this during the investigation, scott said, no one asked. >> to hear today that someone has finally had the bravery to stand up for the tuth was refreshing after all of these years. >> scott said he killed the detainee to keep him from being tortured by iraqis was granted immunity, and is unlikely to face charges. the prosecuti's case appears to be shredded. >> for the first time, somebody went to one of these witnesses and asked the real question. what is the cause of death and what we learned, chief galluiher is not glty of murder.r thibility of a witness is for the jury to decide. dan schenn men, nbc news. there's a new warning about the dangers of e cigarettes.

one exploded in a teen's mouth, knocking out several teeth and shattering his jaw. this isn't it an isolated incident. recent viral videos have captured moments of e cigarettes that have exploded or malfunction malfunctioned, and at least wo people the u.s. have died from it. more than 2,000 people have been to the emergency room for e cigarette burns and injuries. the fda is n charge regulating tobacco products including e cigarettes. the problem a centersund the lithium iey n batteriesp the te has recovered, he said he was able to quit smoking for good. it's officially summer vacation for kids and it can take a toll on their parents bank accounts. more americans than ever are racking up bills as working parents look for child care. there are some wys around it,

susan hogan is working for your money. >> it's summer, school's out, and that means or a lot us, we're going to be going into debt just to pay for child care. a new survey b bank rate.com says busy american parents will spend thousands this summer on dacare and baby-sitters. s. the survey reached out to nearly 4,000 adu 59% of those who responded said they would pay for childer summ care with their credit card. the survey also found on avage, the cost of child care is about $1,000 per child. and that's only for the summer. about 1 in 5 parents that responded to the survey said haty'll easily spend double on child care this summer. now, here are some options if you want to stay out of debt at leaso for the l term. using a credit card can be a good option if you can earn

rewards. t's your only option, avoid using a credit card with a high interest rate, of course. if you have time to plan ahead, use a credit card with a zero percent interest rate. that way you're not incurring additional fees. plan ahead and really do your research. even if you don't have the cash right offhe bat to pay for your kids summer child care, you don't necessarily have to go into long term debt. susan hogan, back to you. they say nothing is fair in love and r. but a michigan man might addy vors to that. he bought a winning ticket worth $30 million. he has to share those winnings with his ex-wife. they had been separated for two years when he bought that ticket, that mega millions ticket. divorce wasn't official at the tie. now, a michigan judge says alaska must listen to the order

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tny screen could lead one of these. it does look sort of like a horn, this is a bone spur near e the ba of the skull. researchers in australia examined hundreds ofay x-r and found that roughly 40% of people 18 to 30 years old, who use their phones morean 4 1/2 hours a day, develop the. growth the likelycause, all that hunching over, sexting tes and checking social media. >> do you find yourself on your one a lot? >> yeah. >> this kind of bone spur is tically something elderly people might develop after decades of badtu pose. >> it's really scary. it's a big find. we'rechanging, we're changing the physical aspects of human beings. >> add the horn to a growing list of ailments caused by our tech us

including text neck. here's an idea, just put the phone down all together. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> we have to stay off the phones. chuck's here to talk about a beautiful weekend forecast, hope you're able to get out and do something with it. >> or just do nothing at all, just sitout side and relax. >> that's a great idea. >> i'm all ab t relaxation on my weekend. >> we want to draw a little attention to this, it's not the french flag. those are glob average temperatures from 1850 to last year, they go from blue to red becauseof climate change. the temperatures globally have been warming up steadily since the industrial revolution, it is really well b syond time tort taking some action. limate change that's not a religion. you don't have to believe it ore not blieve it. it is a fact. weeed to start addressing it ic qukly. because co 2ot and her heat trapping gases are making our world unlivable.

>> it is a nice day outside today. remember, climate change doesn't mean you can't have winter or a few cool spells here a there. the overall trend line, we're enjoying a cool day here, 88% of the world right now. is warmer than average. nice and breezy for us. we'll enjoy a 2 1/2 day vacation from the heat and humidity. not much of ace rain chan today. it will be dry this weekend, go for it on the car washing forecast. if you're headed down to the ballpark tonight. the atlanta braves are in town, we're on a little winning strk here. let's hope we can get that going against the braves. it will be a perfect night for baseball. wo't be hot, won't be humid, even this gusty wind will be gone shortly.te eratures today getting only into the low 80s, look at these numbers for tomorrow morning. mid and upper 50s w in thetern suburbs for tomorrow morning. saturday afternoon highs back in the low 80s once again, and even sunday morning we'll wake up with 50s and 60s on the map.

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in august, nbc and telemundo are teaming with shelters to find loving homes for pets in need. more than 1100 d.c. pets were diplomated during last year's clear the e'elters. wre hoping even more will find year. this as we get ready for the event. a it'sood time to remind you that shelters have more than just cats and dogs. becca stern is here with some

exampl of that. good morning, becca. >> good morning. >> what do we have here with us today? >> it looks like i'm holding a rock. i brought my pet rock. this is one of our yellow bellied sliders. one of our turtles. we have quite a few of them. >> i assume they make a good pet. low interest, low activity. >> low activity as far as you having to take outside on walks. especially the aquatic, they require a lot of tank maintenance and cleaning. they can live up to 70 years in captivity. >> how muc aintenance? do you have to constantly change the water? >> you have to keep upith the water changes, make sure there's not things growing in the tankou that cld be harmful for your turtle. making sure they stay up on ahi

protein diet, but they can eat vegetables do. >> how do you get protein to a turtle. >> theyike dried shrimp. >> it's getting to be expensive to take care of. y love it. you can talk to us at the shelter and we'll tell you more about the turtle's diets, thod are go pets, especially if you're busy and don't have time to walk yr dog in the morning. they do live a long time. >> you have a lot of time for a walk, this is a perfect pet. >> exactly, nice long slow walk. we do have turtles that will walk. >> if you need a speedier pet, i assume you have rabbits and other faster moving animals? >> yeae have guinea pigs, rabbits, snakes are not super slow, we have one right now. >> hopefully nonconvenient imous. do the turtles need to be spayed or neutered? >> no, they're rtoady go, just come in, point at one in the tank and we'll talk to you about it. >> good to know.

it's not jt cats and dogs. if you're interested to find out all the wide variety of wildlife they have. you can go to their website and find out more about that. thank you for coming in, and reminding us it's not all about cats and dogs. >> no, it's not. a new surveyks ran the best mobil carriers in t district and where you live could make all the difference. pc magg verizon got the best marks ovell in d.c. at&t came in a close second, t-mobil ranked third and had trouble with speed on capitol hill and columbia heights, sprint came in fourth. people in georgetown and tenley town experience the best overall speed no matr which carrier you have. now, here's cnbc's morning business report. >> good morning. along with the sunshine and the summer solstice, several restaurant and food chains want

me help you celebrate the equinox with freebies and discounts. among the deals you can get a free small regular or dipped cone at dairy queen today with any purchase andn offer on the dq app. wendys has a freeiz half s salad with any purchase through itsobil app. krispy kreme has a deal for you tomorrow. it's giving away it's new original filled doughnuts whi supplies last. i suppose you can start your summer beach diet the day after. with cnbc morning busine reward s, 'm berthacomes. you can take the kids to get dirty tomorrow in montgomery county or go on a food run literally. >> reporter: dslinging, bbq and snacking whileou run i'm

tommy mcfly with what's up for your weekend. pennsylvania avenue is going to smell like bbq this weekend. and maybe have more traffic than usual. he bbq battle is taking over from third to seventh street northwest. we're talking 30 bands, more than 3 stages and natnal champions will be crowned in different grilling activities. in montgomercounty, it is mudfest, the second annual they're basicallyfilling up, check out these photos from last year, puddles of mud from 11:00 to 4:00. it's $15 for your entire car load of .people they are all ready. they are filling up the puddles, getting ready for mud fest. they want you to get to natuso, sling me mud, make some mud pies and have some good old clean dirty fun with the family this weekend. normally a run or a 5k in

our area, you do the run and get banana or granola bar, right? not ate fit foodie festival. along the 5 k route, you can snack on healthy enfoods. ou're doing the run. check out these photos from last year, they want to make sure you alance a healthy lifestyle and you have a good balance of calories earned, versus calories burned. i would say, make sure you he finish cng before you start running again. just a general safety tip. click on the scene page, we've already got your look ahead to 4th of july activities for the family. and 100 awesome things to do this summer around the beltway and beyond. >> thanks, tommy. a first for the nba and the wizards,u coming meet the basketball star making history. and aring a really great sh this is annie.

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the west coast conferece player of the year at gonzaga. rotective netting is designed to keep fans safe. foul balls have injured people at ballparks across the country. >> a local momnd her son are happy about the change. >> for a boy who recently had surgery for a badly broken nose, heooks surprisingly good. it was may 24th when he and his family were at nats rk. mom remembers -- >> my son put his glove up to y to catch it, and he had it probably just right here, and it missed his glove. nstead of his glove, it went right to his nose. >> there was pain and pouring blood a rush to the hospital. a specialty doctor called it, one of the worst nose injuries

he's seen in a long time. the nats joining the cubs and other teams in adding netting. it will run nethly t right and left field corners. the tollefsons are happy to hear it. >> the speed of these balls and the velocity they're flying at people, it's good that they are going to take steps to protect their fans. >> adler missed the last t weeks of school recovering. making it back just in time for his 5th grade graduation day in a t-shirt that read, straight out of months surgeryif >> it's going to happen to you, wear it out loud and proud. so sweet. we're going to send things back over to chuck for a final check of your forecast. >> you got to own it it. >> today there may be a little shower at the coastline between now and 7:00 this

evening. the weekend itself looks amazing. full sunshine, both saturday and sunday. the ocean's a little cold still at 68 degrees. if you're going to stay here at home, national capital bq, the best smelling weekend to be downtown washington. highs in the 80s, that's cooler than average. andow humidity too, all the heat, haze and humidity afternoon storm chances return on monday. we're likely to be above 90 degrees. >>se know you're u to it, it's the end of the day my friend and it's friday, enjoy. >> thank you for joining us, we're back on the air this afternoon. er even get news and wea er even get news and wea uptes any time, have a gdare

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