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>> reporter: police detained him edas they investig report of kids with sticks threatening metro riders. the boys told news4 they did nothing wrong. >> it made me like mad, but it happens all thetime. >> i was trying to tell them i didn't do nothing and i just got there and that we were just getting off the train. >> reporter: the boys' moms are outraged. they say their sons w eventually released with no charg feel, and it's not my tears jt for these boys. it's my tears for all the youth that i know that a encountering this. >> reporter: metro transit police say the man who was tasered ired warnings to move back. an adult male patron who was not involved in the originac ent allegedly began interfering with the policevesg an officerem ro transithe and raised on

officers' actions and appropriate use of force. >> i want to see that the metro author accountable a full apology. > internal of this omething else she or somethi >> reporter: well, i did ask hec she would like to see a thorough investigation with avi oos exam also saying she would like to see some more training for police officers and how they deal with young people in the d.

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officer-involved shooting. somebody called them early this morning to report a suspicious car on alabama avenue in congress heights. officers stopped a car that fit the description. police say one office fired a gun, and the suspect ran off. he turned up at a hospital. t's unclear what his injuri were. police later arrested donald willis, charging him with o assaulting anfficer and running from cpoli the officer who fired the weapon is on administrative leave. a let's take turn to your forecast. gorgeous weekend. but unfortunately storm team4 meteorologist somara theodore says a weather changeup is on tap for the start of your stols g i think this was a nicetoit thi m uray, the normal around this .

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producers, a hme a combined nbc4 won in 11 categories and evening newscasts and telemundo including 2 overall excellence, best sports and weather anchor. that's our chief photographer right there ron leidelmeyer, who received the ted yates award. it honors those who have demonstrated o professional and personal qualities in tv news. all right. what a gorgeous weekend we had, and now we shift gears,ein try. and with it -- not theweekend. it's not going to look like that. fill us in. >> no, not quite. but, you know, it is going to look a lot like mmer. temperatures, they're rising. we are going to see a heatwave this week, and we do have that threat for some storms as well.

let's get to it. a lot to dissect. for now let's start with the current temperatures. in.c washington, d wasn't it chilly to you last night? did you feel that? it was kind ochilly last night? >> we were at the emmys. >> it was cold last night, y'all. temperatures were the '50s for manassas. e ll 74 in the 66ma waeington, 6. tonight we're going to be the around thee last illrettro a warm front is going to lift, and it's going to change how that air feels. for now, oh, no, that went through too fast. let me step off real quick because that's an important graphic i want you guys to see. we are expecting a chance for somehowers and storms. they won't be widespread, but we are going to see that threat as we get a little b close to your monday afternoon.

so backing it up, here's a look at monday. you can see 4:00, 5:00, pretty scattered down towards southern maryland, and then as we head atto the 10:00 hour is when cold front actually pushes through, and we'll see some showers. so it's really not looking like much of a washout at all tomorrow, but i just want you to be on standby in case a few storms do pop. of course they'll strong to severe with that instability and all the health we have tomorrow. so by the numbers for your number, d-80s by afternoon. upper 80s in the afternoon. maybe one or two storms going off. let's also talk about those temps. so tuesday, i'm fast forwarding to tuesday. upper 80s tomorrow but we're going to cross that threshold heading into the low 90s for your tuesday afternoon. it is going to be a hot week ahead. so let's go ahead and do the best day to forecast. best day to wash the car, i'm going with tuesday because the rain chanceshi are be us and we'll have a nice span of really great weather. best day to go swimming, wednesday. it's going to be hot wednesday.

temperatures in the low 90s, maybe farther south you go it may reach the mid-90s. the best day to run errands, kindf the sameeather throughout the week. but i'm thin that cold front passes, we may get a little reduction in humidity there, so it may be betteto run some errands early on tuesday. ten-day outlook shows the 90s through t enf the week into the weekend. rain chances, not a lot. after tomorrow, probably saturday is going to be our best bet at seeing some showers and . thunderstorm i do want to reity raerate tomorrow's rain will not be widespread, but where it does pop, make sure you take shelter in case storms are strong to severe. >> sounds good. i will be the first person at the car wash on tuesday. still ahead, the nationals try to end the weekend with a smile. hous a huge or for some d.c. sports legends at nationals

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>> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. >> all right. sherree is here to talk a little natistude. >> the a-star break is not around the corner but down the ha and around the corner. there's really not a lot to be excited for for the nationals on this seas but ways to win ball gamefive-game finale with the braves, an old habit comes back to haunt them -- the bullpen. but it was a perfect day for l some basebal down at nationals park. austin vose called up from double a harrisburg. looking good. third inning, man on. vose strikes him out to win t inning. seven strikeouts, two runs allowed in six innings pitched. to the seventh, nats down 2-0 juan soto launching this one into right center. that is gone. 12me run of the season. the nats down 2-1.

this game needing extras. in the tenth, ties at two until johan camargo changes that with just a swing. a two-run shot for camargo.ak braves a 4-2 lead. we head up to the last chance for the naonals, hoping for a little more magic from soto. down a run with two on. soto grounds out to end them ga braves win it 4-3. they take the series from the nationals. but before the gam 11 new members added to the d.c. sports hall of fame. former redskin charles mann among this ar's inductees. the duke basketball star danny ferry also on the list. and on hand e rpresent the washington capitals. a greatay for some d.c. sports legends. to the world cup, brazil taking on france. two of the best teams in the entire tournament. we had extra time, tied at one. razil making a run. she's got the keeper beat.

but out of nowhere, makes the save. the france defender saving the day for the host country. so we remain tied. but just moments later, france off the set piece and henri scoring the goahead, game-winning goal for france. they win it 2-1, knocking brazil out. france will play the winner of tomorrow's gausa-spain me. mystics going for tir third straight win, visiting the atlanta dream. third quarter, mystics down one and elena delle don takes over. she hits it. for the. mystics taking a two-point lead, andll dedonne not done. later in the quarter, elena stepping back a? why not just hit another three. 21 points and 10 rebounds for number 11. mystics win it89-73. they're now 7-3 this season. coming up on "sports final," much more from the wizards. we hear from head coach scott

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