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tonigheir deaths sparking a rallying cry for change. >> we are human. we should not be treated no different. 4 at 11:00 : news starts now. a passionate crowd filled dupontcircle tonight calling for justice after the deaths of o transgender women. hundreds of peole condemned the recent violence targeting the lgbt community. >> they were the loved ones of d victims anotal strangers, but they shared the same emotional message. this community wl not be erased. >> jackie bensen has tonight's top story. >> reporter: there was anger, ouage, and more than a few tears. ♪ we shall overcome >> reporter: more than 200 gathered to r

ember transgender women murdered in the district, all women of color. the most recent the shooting death in march and on june 13th, both murderedn the maryland side of the d.c. border and eastern avenue. carmen's fiancee struggled to express his grief. >> my niece and nephew knows her. th made this shirt for her. >> reporter: speakers talked about the draegz oniscriminati employment that has pushed many into rvival, sex work. arey described a feeling of constant fe. just three days ago a man threatened her yelling anti-transgender epithets. >> i survived an attack this week. i wachased, i was followed. >> reporter: other speakers talked of the need to reach back into lgtq historyto battle hate and hostility and support the victims. >> we had also so many other peoplin our community who have

gotten hurt and have experienced violence in ways they shouldn't just because they're lgbtq. >> reporter: orgz nianizers say next stepitis to polical the power of all the groups gathered here this evening. d.c. police are asking for the pull's health to solve an attack on a young gay couple last weekend. three people were initially arrested. the charges against them were later dropped. tonight we learned those were just two of the victims that night in a series of assaults and robberies in the "u" area early sunday. d.c. police say at least five crimes happened in that area within 75 minus. lice say the people seen in these photos are persons of interest in the crime spree, including the attack on that gay couple. let's turn now to the storm team 4 forecast. i hope you gde outsi today to enjoy this for a little bit.

>> i did. >> it's beautiful out there. >> very nice. amelia is in the weather center with a sneak preview of our saturday. hey, amelia. >> hey, doreen and leon. if you loved today, you're really going to like tomorrow. our high temperature today was 85 degrees. we had low humidity and a nice breeze. tomorrow we'll have a high temperature of 83 and low humidity. we lose the winds tomorrow. now, on sunday we're closer to average. average now86. after that the heat returns. in a big way. i'm tracking lightly the warmest stretch of weather. so far this year we're in the 90s monday, tuesday and sd wedneay. what about the cloud cover and rain chances? k i'mping an eye on this storm system moving through kentucky and tennessee to potentially impact us tomorrow morning. more on that, doreen, coming up at 11:18. lia, thank you. a local 14-year-old boy described as a light to all who knew him.

>> a rising high school freshman who excelled at school and on the cross country team. >> he died on saturday after being hit by a car. he was out for an afternoon jogo ight news 4 shomari stone was there as hundreds gather along that rod t remember the joy he brought to their lives. >> reporter: t heartbroken family prays at a candle light vigil honing 14-year-old kamal. his mother holds his picture in a frame with his father by her side. they walk leading 300 people to where a car hit kamal in the crosswalk at church road and fairview vista drive a week ago. last nheht his m told me she misses kamal's kindness. >> he's always rmom, you hair looks nice or how are you doing today? that's not just to me. he doth to everyone. >> reporter: everyone in this crowd wants a safer intersection where flowers pay tribute.

they want drivers to slow down. >> it's been like this for a long time and people have been r complaining f years about this road. >> reporter: church road is a prince george's county ro but the city of bowie has received years of complaints about people driving dangerously over the 30 mile per hour speed limit. >> people rev up and zoom around you as fast as they can. >> reporter: don't a county executive says the department of public works and transportation has determined crosswalk gns at the intersection are once police finish their crash investigation, a full road safety audit will come. speed trailers have been added to church road t make drivers aware of their speed and police will conduct more traffic enforcement in the area. back out here near the scene, notdriver who hit kamal has been charged. the crash is still under investigation. bowie, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> oneore note. the family is keeping funeral private. georgetown day school is working

on a plan to honor kamal. a terrifying attack near the harris teeter store in reston. fairfax county police say a woman was ambushed and raepped last week. police found her in a ditch without her phone. they're looking for a man who looks like this. they believe this suspect is in his 50s or 60s. he has wavy gray hair. it was a disturbing crime. a 16-year-old girl first missing, then found dead. >> in the last week herormer boyfriend, who was also a d teenager, pl guilty to her murder. tonight for the first time we're getting a look at his videotaped confession to police, a critical police of evidence. >> julie carey has the story you' only see on news 4. >> is that the choke hold that you used until she was unconscious?

>> yeah. >> reporter: a chillingnf coession from a teenaged kill, chilling in its details and chilling because ibrahim sounds matter of fact about what he did to his ex-girlfriend. this video shows the 16-year-old mt. vernonchool student stepping out the door on the last night of her life. when her body was found two weeks later, ebrahim became the suspect because he already faced charges for a previous assault. healmly describes in great detail the night he ended moussa's life after the two met up in a county park. he says he started choking her after he flew into a blind rage. as detectives pressed for details, he shows them how he appliesat he called an mma choke hold around her neck. he told them he knew he could top the ack but didn't. >> more and more to the point

where it was like -- >> once she lost consciousness and ibrahim realized she was dead, he carried h into the words and covered her with leaves never calling for help. the victim's mother now looking for justic when ibrahim is o ntenced. >> i want him tbe convicted to the fullest extent of the law and the maximum time. i think he needs learn his lesson. i just don't want any other young woman to fall to the fate that joely did. >> julie carey, news 4. >>the killer will be sentenced he faces up to li> in prison. >> doreen, justice is served. that'she feeling tonight among the people closest to wendy martinez, the killer who wa killed last september in her neighborhood. the killer made a plea deal in this case. anthony crawford will spend 30 years in jail. prosecutors say he stabbed martinez seven times last file when she was out for a jog. carla flores from o sister

station says there was a lot of tears in the courtroom today and after it was over she spoke with wendy martinez's fiancee. >> i hope that he has time to reflect one what h did, that he basically ruined his life for nothing andpe holly he can make peace for god. >> crawford will be formally sentenced in september. breaking news. president trump will nominate acting pentagon chief mark esper to be the permanent defense secretary. s been a whirlwind week at the department of defense. three days ago pat shanahan resigned amid ethics questions. he's a west point grad and a gulf war veteran. he has served in top public and private sector po s. one of his immediate challenges iswill be the cris with iran. a group of demonstrators here in washington say the

solution to the iranian crisis is a regime ange, not a war. hundreds of activists took over the streets near and around the white house today.of mahem were iranians. they support a democratic opposition leader. but for now, to deal with the current iranian government. trump initially ordered military strikes yesterday afr iran shot down a u.s. dro in an exclusive interview with "meet the press" moderator chuck todd mr. trump explained why he changed his mind at the last bmoment. >>ore you go how many people will be killed, in this case iranians. they saide -- cam back and said sir, approximately 150. >> chuck joined us on the set of news 4 at 6:00 and he revealed s one of hi big takeaways from his interview with the commander in chief. >> i was fascinated by the confidence he had in the decision. weis is both his demeanor there both in what talked on the

record. you'll see further the interview. he does want one-on-one talks with iran in some forh i tink he is viewing this a la kim jonun thinking he can get the same situation. >> this is the first time president trump has joined "meet the press" since taking office. don't miss the interview sunday morning at 10:30. >> it's going to make a lot of .cnews. d's longest serving elected official is set to be removed as the chair of the powerful finance revenue committee. that coming from the council chair after federal agents searched the home of jack evans early this morning. he had just announced yesterday he would resign from metro's board of directors. evans has been a council member since 1991. the president kicked off his reelection campaign promising to deport millions of undocumented families. some of those raids will start this weekend.

two sources tell nbc news that i.c.e. agents plan to target as many as 2,000 migrants early sunday morning. thoseaids will take place in several major cities across the country. in recent years deportations ave dropped because u.s authorities have run out of space to hold immigrants ordered to be shipped out of the country. if you are near the national mall this weekend, you could find yourself in one of those situations where phones around you start screeching with an emergencyr ale d.c.'s department of homeland security is going to be doing a test involving cell phones on or near the national mall this weekend. so if you are in that area tomorrow morning around 11:00,y phone could start buzzing loudly and get a message strictly to say it's only a test and people who do get the alert, you don't need to do anything about it. gost be warned. >> still it's ing to be a little bit of a shoe'. w just getting started. still to come, how is this for a case of dirty dning? >> how a rat ended up on the menu, literally.

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hasn't been identified yet. torrowmarks 10 years since the crash that changed metro. two trains collided on the rede lin after the automatic train control system failed. nine people died. ere system has never gone back to automatic ion since. tomorrow there is a ceremony planned to remember those killed at legacy memorial pa o iur digital team has put together a look back at that terrible day in 2009. you head to the nbc washington app and search metro crash. women looking to bost their labido got good news this afternoon. the fda approved a drug called the female viagra. when used, it will target a woman's brain chemistry to increase sexual it will be available in september through specialtyma phares.

last year remember we said goodbye to toys r ustes? that may have been temporary. the beloved chain store may be making a comeback just in time for theda hos. a new report by bloomberg says that toys r us may be relaunched online and they also may be opening up a lf dozen stores. the new locations wilbe about a third of the size of the older ones. the former toys r sus executive is not commenting tonight. stay tuned for that. check this out from giraffes to other fast, a cuer went to a restaurant hoping to get wings. she got a rat instead. >> the rat was on the menu. >> literally. >> on the menu. >> look away if you're squeamish. that is a rat on the tail.

the woman was at a buffalo wild wings when a live rat dropped from the ceiling right on to her table. >> look at it. dead.ks like it's it's alive in that shot. it hit that table like a mack truck. >> it was stunned. >> that's what it was. a manager rushed over, picked it up and dumped it in a bag. b dubs blamed the rat on a nearby construction project. the customer says she's not angry. she's paying for lunch. the manager picked up the bill. >> i guess he did. >> it's the least he could do. >> well, somebody at least got a picture of it. >> maybe they were shooting a live action versus of "ratotouille". >> i don't believe i would have had much of an appetite. overall nice weather this igweekend. we mht see cloudiness early ow morning. we have a storm system dying out

in kentucky and tennessee. that migit shoot a little b of clouds our way. aside from that, it's all about the sunshine,comfortable temperatures and low humidity. happy summer, by the way, guys. summer started today just before noon. and enjoy these comfortable temperatures on saturday and sunday because i am tracking ae h wave next week. it's not just 90s monday, tuesday, we0sesday. i ha in the forecast monday through next weekend. talking about summer starting, though, we had our sun rise time today coming in at 5:43. sunset at 8:37 putting our day length at hrs 53 minutes, the longest day of the year. our sunset will be later than 8:00 p.m. until august 16th. we have all summer to enjoy nice late sunset times. taing about those clouds tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m. notice a little bit of cloudiness. the 8:00 the clouds are starting

to clear up to the south. by 10:00 a.m., it is spectacular. i hope you have plans outside this weekend. we start off tomorrow at 64 degrees. by lunchtime we're at about 78. so really nice wi low humidity. a high of 83. and then really pleasant tomorro night. maybe you're having a barbecue. it's just going to be nice to set outdoors. 79 at 7:00 in the evening. and on sunday we'll h have agh temperature of 86 degrees with low humidity. so both days are very similar. heading to t pool tomorrow, sunday, it's looking awesome. if i had to pick a dayo cut the grass, i'd probably do tomorrow. get it out of the way. it's going to be a little bit cooler out there tomorrowhan sunday. we also have the capital barbecue battle happening. it's going to be warm out there during t afternoon but any day eating barbecue outdoors, i think we can all get down with that. you might be noticing i'mri weang this pin. it does have ain meaning beh it. this is the global annual

temperature from 18 to 2018. you can see that where we'ret seeing blue, this is 1850. 2018 we see the stripes getting brighter indicating warmer temperature trend. this is washington, d.c.'s stripes from 1872 until 2018 and you can see the district also experiencing that warming trendw meteorologists around the world are coming together to bring awareness to this. have more on the facebook and twitter pages. here's your 10-day forecast. we talk about 90s mond, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday midat 90s nextday as well. this weekend is looking really nice. our next chance for rain arrives later on monday. >> don't miss a chance to be outside this weekend it looks like to me.. thanks, amelia >> a good excuse to go out and enjoy some nats acnon. s took care of one division rival this week, but they welcomed another i oneto town tonight. could they make it four straight wins and inch clor tose

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when the first place -- the second best hitting team is in town, strasburg will have to better. this is what doreen was looking at. he gave it a makeover. doreen circled his eye. looking to have a bounce back start. he would go up against dallas keuchel. thatin au riley. he's giving up another home run. but his offense responded after sring two in the fourth. that's a monster shot to left. his third of the year. it's a big. one game tied at three. rondel getting stopped by all st b votin not stopped here. swanson, so comes in to give the nats the lead. victor robles, game-winning catch. that's a good a robe i cic exer

>> my credit twthe boys. were down 3-037 they work their way back. we had a couple guys in the bullpen that were down. e rest of the gu stepped up just like i said in the beginning. we need them all. they proved it toght. >> all right. we are told rui inap jese can mean base. the first japanese player selected in the first round of the nba draft has a new base i right heren d.c. named rui or base because of hih grandfaer's love of baseball. it is basketball that brought him to the wizards. it is a new place but he might feel right at home here in washington. >> i had a japanese theme. i actually want to gout see, b there are a lot of japanese re people he and i'm so excited

for et those people and sure there's a japanese restaurant, right? >> they'll love the trafic when the cherry blossoms are in bloom. it's been loom year since erooney arrived her in d.c. wayne rooney one of the fan 11 selections for the major league soccerga all-star . eight goals, five assists in 16 matches. ey will take on spain's atletico madrid next month in orlando. nhl draft. the capitals selected connor mcdonald mcmichael. when you said oh no, i thought it was against my sports cast. o. n

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