hour outside of the white house. doug? >> and i'm tracking a severe thunderstorm right around bowie right now and a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:15 with this storm and numerous other showers and und.derstorms a we'll show you who gets what and how this alk about could affect the fourth of july fireworks display. w and those fireworks't be the only things to watch in the sky this fourth of july on our national mall. good evening, everyone. i'jimhandley. >> and i'm wendy rieger. today we learn the aircraft that is involved inresident trump's salute to america will have a huge impact on one of our local airport. >> and local leaders ar worried about the impact literally of those tanks on our national mall. >> and that's where our team coverage begins, with news 4's corey smith. >> reporter: wendy and jim, ple, tanks and yes, military automobiles. they will af be a part oe president's salute to america.

this is going to be a huge celebration, a major show of american military might, as you said, but some out here neither lincoln memorial wonder showing off american military might is striking the right tone on independence day. >> ask for maybe a sort better word, and you shall receive. the four tanks and military vehicles president trump requested have made their way through virginia and arrived in the district earlier this morng much to the chagrin of d.c. congresswoman eleanor holmes norton who is worried about the stress that 60-ton tanks can put on the city streets and national mall. >> we're concerned that the tanks could further set us back on wha we have done on the mall. >> reporter: speaking at an event the congres nwoman did hide her anger at what the 's presidentig fourth of july celebration has turned into. ay it robs us of the one hol where everybody comes together and doesn't even look at what

your political party is. >> the white house pushing back to the claims saying the salute to america and the president's speech will be apolitical and non-partisan. massachusetts resident steven casco believes the president strikes the right tone. >> he's the comnder in chief he should give a patriotic speech. >> reporter: going back to the tanks, this isn't the first time they were on the mall. they were part of the national victory celebration in 1991 marking the end of the gulf war, though they left a trail of destruction costing millions of dollars, casco says they will be at nice ch. >> we fly just over footbam gaes, yes, we do. tanks on the ground, there's no negative connotation whatsoever. >> reporter: but for texas rita soriano and her house it's all too much and not what independence is about. >> why do they want t addll that have to the fourth of july. it's supposed to be time for festivities, family and friends to get together. >> reporter: wendy, today we're getting more clarity on the military flyovers taking place on thursday.

the aircraft involve 24 total aircraft representing each branch of t military. a hue highlights, the army sending four apache helicopters and the navy will be flying f 35s. air force one is going to be there, marine one will be there, and to finish it all out thbig finale, the knave es's blue angels so it will be a e ight t se and we seep this in perspective celebrating the fourth with our family, remember all the military personnel participating in the flyovers guarding the tankscan't be with their family and once again they ifice of g the sa their country. back for you. ay>> and we learned tod that all those planes flying over the mall will have an impact on air avel at reagan national airport. >> and that's where transportation reporter adam tuss is joining us. it's not just ao flyr that's going to impact those flights, ever. fireworks will be a problem as well because of their location, right? >> yeah, that'sa right. the changes this year impacting flights into and out

of reagan national on the night of the fourth. over two hours that night. no flights in or out of airport here. >> the vers and the fireworks shutting down the flights at reagan national airport. between 6:15 and 7:45 p.m. ande betwn 9:00 and 9:45 p.m. n the fourth of july there, will no flight operations at dca at all becau of events on the mall. the faa making announcemets on social media. >> hopefully at worst it's a late. maybe they will divert to us dulles or something which is not enjpoable. >> reer: joseph finch henchman lives in northwest d.c. sand on vacation in california and just sah t news. his flight wasd supposed to lan at reagan nationality 9:21 p.m. on the 4thnd now he's not sure what the airline will do. >> on the one hand it's a bit of a price we pay for living in the nation's capal, but, on the

other hand, why is this allei bng done at the last minute?s that' all very frustrating. >> reporter: while arab traffic has been stopped in the past at reagan national for flyovers, it's never been stopped before because of t the reason the fireworks are affecting the flights this year is because of theio locat where they have been launched has been anged to west post mac park which is closer to the flight path. as for joseph he's scrambling a bit on his vacation and he doing really want to be that. >> we're out here trying to enjoy some free time in california and now we've got to spend time juggling all of this in order to figure out if we're going to get back. >> reporter: yeah. now we did t reach out the airport authority about just how many flights will be impacted on the 4. they say they couldn't give us an exact number but rest assured there's dozens of flights thld woucome number and out during that time.

bwi marshal are not >> many times you see a plane coming into national and you think, wow, what a show they are getting up inside with the fireworks going off outside their windows. >> that's what this guy did. they planned to be on the ane to watch the fireworks as they were coming in, and now it's -- it all hn to c. and were come in at 9: now it all has to change. >> adam thanks. the severe weather overhea inghtow is moving out, but we're still watchg storms across the-year into the evening. this is the downpour that weaw just about half an hour ago hert inhe district. strong stormsus ang through montgomery and prince george's county. >> doug, what's popping up on your radar right now? >> a sevore thunderstrm warning there until 6:15. also include eastern prince george's county. let's get right to the radar and i'll show you where the storms. are

there's numerous storms here. this is the strongest storm now but we've go another line that's formed in frederick can you follow this right on down through loudoun and clark and warren counties and another strong sunrm rather arothe warrenton area. this one has a lot of lightning through warrenton and head up into that area, too. watch this line and see how this stormegins. severe strong thunderstorm warning making its way acrossi prnce george's andanne arundel county and follow this right on down across the beltway in through alexandria seeing the rain and then another round just to the north, so we're not done quite yet, guys. it's going to be aly fa bumpy night for some of us, not all of us. we can expect this again wednesday, tomorrow and, of course, thursday, your fourth of july. much more on that recast. and i'll be back in 15 minutes. >> all right. we have some new details on what led to that shooting inside theg parkingarage at the pentagon city marl. ngton police are now saying that a suspect wearing a mask

approached another man who was tting in his car yesterday. the suspect showed him a gun and tried to steal his cell phone and the victim fought back and during that struggle the gu went off seriously wounding td- woulbe robbtr. police ied to revive him but he died once he got to the hospital. now to the escalating crisis at the border and the nationwide protests sparked by roars of migrant children held in to ploshl co wditions. >>hat do we want? >> justice! >> reporter: this was the scene this morning outside the office customs and border protection, the agency blamed for conditions that lawmakers, doctors and lawyers are describing as inhumane, and there may be more demotrations tonight. the progressive grove move on says it's organizing protests in big and small cities all over y, the countrncluding here in washington. jay gray has our report. >> upup, with bibration.

down, down with deportation. >> reporter: voices and tensions are rights. thousand expected to gather at more than 180 protests planned across the country demanding changes along the border. >> stand up for the voice and stand up for the children and families. >> reporter: representative joaquin castro posting this video with a tour with congressional democrats of several detention facilities in texas where women said they weren't allowed to shower or take their medications. >> one of the women said that she was told by an agent to drink water out of the ilet. >>porter: border officials saying the accusations are completely untrue insisting there are ample supplies. there's also growing frustration now over an investigation by the nonprofit organizationro publica detailing a border patrol facebook group even mocking migrant desks. >> the agentsooon fac who

expressed such contemptuous and racist attitudes ought not be there. they ought to be fired. >> reporter: nbc news has not independently verified the the ook group or see posts. in a written statement customs and border protection calls the post completely inappropriate adding any employees found to have violated our standards of conduct will be held accountable. >> close the camps now. >> reporter: accountability at the core of the ongoing battle at the border. jay gray, nbc news. >> a contentious meeting today at the d.c. council as embattled council member jack evans faced hours of tough questions from his co> eagues. >ans is trying to convincetoiph maf owoterfu nemithnance committee, but as news 4's mark segraves reports tonight, evans still refused to answer many o the council's questions. >> reporter: last week when nsouncil member jack evasked for a chance to be heard before

the council votes to take his committee chairmanaway, evans said he would be happy to answer all the questions. >> to slow this rush to judgment until all the facts are known and my side is heard. >> reporter: but today evans was only willing to answer questions regarding the metro ethics investigation which he called flawed. when council mbers asked about possible conflicts of interest being investigated by federal prosecutors, evans was less forthcoming. >> the best approach to that is to let the investigations which are looking at all of that play out rather than me try to answer at question today. ons thate lots of ques are clearly not going to get anwered today. > appreciate your pontificating. >> but you're ermischaractizing a lot and i don't appreciate that. >> i don't appreciate that we're in this osition begin with. >> well, i don't like it either. >> reporter: throughout the meeting evans asked his colleagues to keep an open masd but meeting went on some council members were left with more questions than answers. >> well, i'm a littlete frustra

because we can't go much further on that point. >> council member, i think i've gone this road as fa.as i can go >> reporter: the inability to talk about a lot of this and a week ago they sat here and the conversation was i'll sit here to answer as nsny questio that are asked. there are a lot of questions that aren't being answered. >> reporter: after two hours off back andor the evans left the meeting without talking to reporters. most of the council seemed poised to vote in favor of taking evans' championship away when the council votes next week. in the district, mark segraves, news 4. ey take over the streets, and police normally do not chase them. >> reporter: we're talking about the atv riders. they can wreak havoc during the summer, but new video shows a police cruiser going aftne and crashing into that fence there. what police tell us about the safety risk. >> and aen u.s. w are one win away from winning the world cup.

we're going to show you the celebration today at harbor. >> and a pride flag smashed on a local doorstep. the video that caught the

at 6 sack, we're watching storms still moving through the rea tonight on storm team 4 radar. we've had a couple of warnings already. it's hot and humid, and it's going to be like this for the rest of the week. >> and that could mean storms impacting your fourth of july plans. doug is tracking it all for you. ten orecast is just about minutes away.

leonarris heret the live desk, and we've got break developments on2020census. a rare retreat from president trump. his administration is going to move ahead now with printing the census without thatestion about whether the respond sent a u.s. citizen after going an attorney at the department of justice. last week the supreme court blrtked the commerce depant from adding that question. the court ruled the government did not prode a sufficient rationale for including it in the census. critics argued this was a republican effort to decrease the response rate for areas that typically vote democrat. last week the president vowed to delay the census but apparently now the fight is over. >> two people are shot in two separate locations in fairfax county. >> news4 jackie bensen joins

us live from telegraph road. what are we seeing now. >> reporter: wtll show you wha it looks like. the downspur puttingpour is putf a cramp on the investigation. we were told earlier this ntafternoon right in fro of the dog day care which has the red borders that you can see over here, and police are actually inside that building that has the red awning. a car pulled into this parking lot and backed in,ng accordio police. another car pulled in, a black mitsubishi we understand, andan beghooting after the people in the first car. both vehicles left this area. we understand that it's possible that gunfire may have been exchanged back and forth but police are right now trying to yt together exactl what happened. up of those cars ended up on james drive notfa too r from here. three people injured, and at this time we do nny have ages. all we're told is the injuries

to the three are not life-threatening. live in fairfax county, jackiee bens news 4. >> a woman in the district says this act of vandalism will not stop her from showing her support for the lbgtq communy. >> check out the surveillance video. a utn in soheast rips down that pride flag right off the wall and slamming it to the ground. >> news 4's meagan fitzgerald talked with the woman who put the flag up in the first place. >> you know, d.c. is normally a place that is very inclosive. >> d.c. is an inclusive city and betty rhodes says her neighborhood here isn't any different. >> we flew the flag for june even though it's july now. hadn't taken it down yet just to recognize pride month. >> reporter: and when she came home this morning and saw her flag on the ground she didn't think twice until she saw her security camera footage. >> it feels so devastating when sone takes aty pret passive thing and turns it into an act

of violence. >> she's talking about this. a man walking on to her yard, tearing down her pride flag and slamming it up against her gate while hurling antugay sl. >> he just like ripped it completely off. >> reprter: she showed the broken pole that she found lying on the groundhe when s returned home this morning. >> to hear him being so disgusted and have such violent verbal reaction to a flag was really discouraging. >> she said she and her husband were flying the flag that showed support for pride month and a community that has been the target of acts of violence here in d.c. and across the country. >> the just for anybody walking by to know that this is a house where you're safe and supported and we're tryorg to fight you and for everybody else to -- to be equal. >> while rhoades is upset by the criminal action, she says he

won'top st them from showing their support. >> absolutely we'll fly it again >> reporte meagan fitzgerald,s new 4. >> there's new evidence that the first democratic presidential debate made a big impact on some voters. a new quinnipiac poll shows california senator kamala harris has vaulted into second place among democratic and democratic-leaning voters. she now trails former vice president joe biden by two points. it's22-20, a double digit leap for last month from harris and an eight-point drop for biden. senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are in third and fourth place in this poll.so and th bent mayor pete buttigieg came in fifth. >> well, we don't need a po to show interest in the u.s. women's national team is definite on the rise. >> and tensionng amo the fans in america is on the rise as well during this world cup. dave johnson joins us from thee livdesk with now -- after another >> yeah, we were doing a lot ofe

pacing in the newsroom. listen, the days of debates about the united states, you in know, scor too many goals, long gone. now as the united states remains focused on its goal, it's not scoring as many butng still doi just enough. with a win the united states advances to its third straight world cup final. a huge moment. goalkeeper alyssa naeher comes up with a save on a penalty kick. the penn state nittany lion is able to have the biggest stop of her career. ited states wins it 2-1. megan rapinoe sat out with a hamstring injury and says though she should be good for nday's final against either the netherlands or sweden. now, listen, of course, fans across the country gatherin to watch today's game, and that includes here at national harbor where we find news 4's aimee cho. e >>itement in the air as the u.s. women pull out a win over england earning a spot in the world cup finals. >> how are you guys feeling riht w? >> great. it was an awesome game, a little tense at the end but it's a

championship so we're feeling good. >> it's a great day in america. i'm glad that it turn out as we predicted. >> reporter: among fans trying to keep their cool at the watch party today, albert dixon, a high dard u.s. fan and h-- a di who is british. >> i'm kind of torn, because i wantedthe u.s. to win, but i also want england to kind of shine a little. >> as it turned out england didl shine aittle scoring one goal to america's two. >> these days you like to see good competition, you want to see this, but they are doing great. >> reporter: even though the stars and stripes came out on top, dixon saysoo she isn't t upset. >> i like them. i think they really poured their hearts into it and really played a good game. >> reporter: at national harbor, aimee cho, news 4.

>> nike stands with colin epernick, and tonight the sports apparel giant is facing new backlash. we'll explain the latest firestorm over what was to be some patriotic sneakers. >> and doug is tracking new storms around the area. a new warning up in fred rick county maryland. compare comcast business to your current provider. vi my current service proder does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i cod save money? i'd behrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs)

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all right. l what ft to move through this area. >> well, we've got a whole line up to the north. to the mon dixo line and that comes here as well. this is not hitting everybody, but those of us, for those it's hiting it's hitting pretty hard across the region. i want to show you what we've been dealing here wendy was putting up her

windows just as this storm rolled on in. >> oh, yeah.d >> i learnew to run in heels. >> heavy rain there, and look at the tree down on the power linis thisown around the green belt area.t s is the same storm in the montgomery county and prince george's county that is now out around the annapolis aa and we have a new severe thunderstorm warning. storm team 4 radar showing up around the hagerstown area and around frederick, maryland. new storms down towards the northe parts of rginia, too. that's where we're continuing to watch those storms. again, we've g a line here. we've got another line right here coming on down. i want to zoom on in down here. severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:45 including washington county and frederick county and this o is going right on down towards frederick and it's really for this one right here that's going to cross right over 15 and heads up around emmitsburg. you'll be seeing that pretty good down towards hagerstown.

really weakening. bowie, rain in upper marlboro, up in diehl. follow this line back to the west and mt. vernon seeing some of the rain and then another line from leesburg right on back towards port royal. warrenton seeing rain and right over the city of manassas some a of the , too, so heads up there. very heavy rain coming down around manassas. in the way of lightning and thunder, too. no other severe warning.s of co this is one that's watching and it's coming along. a whole system that came through parts of pennsylvania now moving into our area, so we've got a f more hours of some efore ness around here this is all said and down, a rather unsettled day and it's because of the heat we saw today. a high today of 94 degrees and now down to 84 and because of the rain we saw at the airport. temperatures around theest of the area, still in the 0s and still around 100 in quantico and 99 in d.c. today and many area, saw the heat index around 100

degrees and many of them cooler because of the fact thatou see the storms come on through. future weather tomorrow starting off on a dry note but moving on through the day tomorrow, a repeat of today and more showers and thunderstorms develop and they will not beverywhere so if you've got some plans to go out and see some of the fireworks displace. i think youhould be okay and have a plan "b" just in case and if you hear thunder make sure you get inside and 94 tomorrow. 92 on thursday and 60% chanc of storms on your fourth of july so watch out there. stormy on friday. now we can see rain during the morning hours. saturday a high of 92 with, again, a good cance of thunderstorms. hot and humid, a chance of storms just about each day as we head towards the weekend, the rest of the ten-day for

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and now at 6:30, we have a new severe thunderstorm warning for you people up in montgomery county, so be aware of that. h 've got a line of storms moving throughe area all evening. doug will joins again in just a couple of minutes with an update for you. >> wild night out there and mory on the w >> now to video you will only see here on news 4. check out this scene. prince george's county police officers weaving through traffic to catch illegal atv riders. >> that chase went from prince georgs county into the district of columbia and prince george's county bureau chief tracey wilkins has more on it and the demand for change now from community members there. >> turningpolicing into a reckless sport in itself is not going to stop atv and dirt bike riders on our road. in >> reporter: this video you'll see only on news 4 dozens

of atv riders are being followed by prince george's county police in southeast d.c. along southern avenue. it happened on saturday. police say the riders were first spotted in maryland and crossed into d.c. on the cell video you see police trying to wrangle the riders.d atv anrt bikes are illegal on public roadways. one cruiser then turns ithe middle of the street with no lights. he begins a pursuit crashing into a chain link fence of a business narrowly missing one parked car and a moving feek. all of the atv drivers got away. to n then coming our police department with something we would not expect them to do. >> reporter: a ward seven neighborhood borders prince george's county and says maryland police chases over the border are farom too nplace. >> it's been a major concern with my neighbors because we've had a lot of cars been damaged, a lot of front yard fences been destroyed, and there's been

folks who are concerned about their children walking down the road. >> reporter: the police released a statement saying in pardon it's not pgpd policy to meet reckless behavior with reckless behavior. tire tracks are still in the crass from the chase and can you see how this fence was completely mowed down when the officer struck it, but i want you to also notice this pedestrian path here. folks cross this way all the time this. chase was a violation of department policy, but they have yet to say wat's going to happen to the officers who were involved.r i'm tey wilkins, news 4. >> two new warnings. had the warning up towards frederick county up around a emmitsburg 7:00 and you in a new warning including loudoun county and montgomery company and arou lsburg and sterling. this one right here until 7:15 and then another warning just popped up. this is from manassas and prince william countynd fairfax

county. take a look at this one. going to make a stronger storm as for as lightning concern. this will put it very close to clifton and in towards virginia and just south and this is over towards 123 towards woodbridge and right now this is over manassas. heads up in this area. a lot of storms ongoing in our region and again we could see a couple more. one more strong storm here and another dow towards warrenton and we'll be forced to bring this to you here in the storm center. >> several tanks and otherli miry vehicles will be on the mall for the fourth of july. the military bringing those vehicles in by train atsi prent trump's request today. critics are concerned, however, that the tanks will do damage to the district's streetsecause of their weight. this is just the latest add-on from president trump who has played a major roll in planning this year's celebration on the mall. >> and there will be fighter jets flying over, too.

so when was the last timeaw we s this kind of military might in our nation's l?capita >> a bit of military history for us. >> learned a little bit this afternoon. a large display of americanta mili might is not common but it's not unprecedented. the most recent parade featuring military prsonnel actually didn't happen all that long ago. check it out. in 1991 more than 8,000 troops marched down constitution avenue to celebrate the end of the persian gulf war. more than 200,000 people came out to watch that. now the military has also taken part in inaugural parades before. in 1961 jfk's inaugural, included dozens of missiles as wl as soldiers and sailors on navy boats that were towed along pennsylvaniaav ue. dwight eisenhower's inaugural included a parade with 20,000 service members and get this a cannon capable of firing a nuclear warhead there were also several military parades during

world war ii as well. now, there is some history of showing military might on this particular holiday comingp. thomas jefferson, james madison, martin van buren and jas polk, all of them had military parade reviews on independence day, but one of the biggest of them all, 1865.ne happened in president andrew johnson declared an end to the civil war. he called for a grand review of arms and sdiers cameout and paraded through the streets in the distribute and were just completely swamped by thecc aades from the crowd. that happened a month after the assassination of abraham lincoln, too. >> thanks. no waiting for atable at a restaurant and no trouble getting a reservation, that would be something, but metro's summer shutdown hasade that a reality in alexandria. news 1's drew wilder dropped in on some well-known hot spots that have gone cold. >> reporter: inside one of old town's staple tresaurants, the

same delicious food that's brought people in for years. >> this summer they are not. >> seen like a stagnant drop-off, like a sharp drop-off. >> reporter: it dropped off at the end ofay toen metro shut down the king street station do much-needed work on the station platform. for businesses on king street -- >> we albys joked at how it's right across the bridge but now the bridge might as well be miles away. >> reporter: the tourism arm conducted a survey of local es businesshree weeks after the station shut down. why would we take the pulse three weeks in? we didn't want to know about it after the fact but in the moment and soilhere were st adjustments they could make. >> reporter: they will continue adjustments because the survey finds four in ten businesses are losing money. the closer you get to the metro station the worse is gets. >> as you can see, it is a buffet and i don't have a single guest sitting here. >> reporter: he says his

restaurant has take anne 30% to 40% hit. he and his others will have to endure because this shutdown just started. blue and yellow line service won't flow through here until september 9th at the earliest. >> until then we should be able to sufficient vive, hopefully, hope is the word. > reporter: reporting in old town alexandria, drew wilder, news 4. >> backlash for nike over its relationship with colin kaepernick. some republican lawmakers now bashing the shoemaker for a decisn about some holiday-themed sneakers. >> and you don't have to wait until the 4th for a professional fireworks displai l tell you where y have to oulo

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y3a5wy y16fy chief meteorologist doug kammerer right there talking abt numerous warnings. one around frederick county and a new warning here, and going 00 until 7:nd another one from loudoun county as well as frederick county and prince

william county.ti going un 7:15. heads up around the sterling area over towards ashburn. this one east of manovsas towards wood bridge and another one towards fairfax county and a new severe thunderstorm warning. this is brand new. northern fauquier county nd this loiudoun county and north william county. this is most likely going to be until 7 sack and i just want to show that for you. i want to make sure that this is until 7 sack tonight. this is exactly wh we're looking at. there it is. until 7 sack. another severe thunderstorm ng warni loudoun county, fauquier county and western prince william county for the potential of o60-mile-per-h winds. gosh, we'll continue to watch this for you tonight and any more of that goose severe we'lw h it right here in the storm center. >> thank you, doug. arizona's governor is threatening to pull financi incentives for nike which has been planning to put a manufacturing plant in that

rking to ause it's pull a line for sneakers. >> this is all centered around these red, white and blue sneakershat feature the country's first flag, the betsy ross flag ich includes 13 stars from the original colony. colin kaepernick is sponsored by the county advised him that that flag, the betsy ro flag is now associated with white supremacist groups. a seniorior fellow sar fellow nd that flag to be a problem. several republican lawmakers have piled on with criticism of nic, but in a statement nike said it halted distribution to avoid unintentionally offending anyone and detracting from a patriotic holiday. >> is it a highero's farewell today for a nol york pe detective who spent his final weeks fighting congress to find

healthcare for 9/11 first responders. >> coming up, thel emotiona good-bye from fellow officers and from the

leon harris here at the live desk in the nsroom and more breaking news this hour. a navy s.e.a.l. accused of war crimes ws just found n guilty of murder and attempted murder. special operations chief edward gallagher was accused of stabbing and killing an injured is fighter in iraq in 2017. seven different s.e.a.l.s have testified that abbed the teen prisoner just after he and other medics treated the boy but the testimony that may have turned the case, one of those medics testified that he was the one who kled the boy who he

plugged the boy's breathing tube with his thumb and gallagher was accused of attempted murder for shooting two civilians and he was charged with taking a picture of the corps. gallagher's sentencing into charge will be later today. >> the last time luis alvarez was in washington he could barely stand. >> but he carried a message to congress that ws so powerful the entire country took notice. alvarez was here in town with comedian jn stewart to argue for the full financing of t fund for first responders. that was back on june 11th. alvarez died on saturday and today agrateful city prepared its final farewell. . >> reporter: luis alvarez's family said he was a man who did not like recognition but today he is remembered as perhaps one

of the greatest heroes who ever wore an nypd badge. >> reporter: today we mourn, tomorrow we by our brother and after that we think about the message that he left for all of. >> before he came a hero across this country, he was always a man that i lookedto, who inspired me, who taught me to be he man that i am. >> i willt stand by and watch as my friends with cancer from 9/11 like me are valued less. >> reporter: alvarez took on colon cancer and 69 rounds of chemo and congress. he beat congress. alvarez served at ground z eo andentually got sick because of it and became an gnvocate and up for the victim compensation fund. in his final weeks the retired detective testified on capitol hill for the long-term funding

of the fund appear alongside jon stewart. the victis compensation fund is a trap to be funded until 20990. >> our nation needs to take care of those who take care of us anu alvarez spoke with the clearest strongest voice no matter how much pain he was in. >> really was the american dream, shining example of the great itcity's dive and the call to service that so many courageous new yorkers embraced. >> reporter: will you alvarez 5was and they had three kids. they say he left this world a happy man, at peace with his life and what he leaves behind. >> my father would want to be remembered as a man who raised his voice the right way and wants to be remembered like so many other first responrs as someone who rushed in without hesitation and wouldo it aga in a heartbeat. >> a hero until the end. luis alvarez will be laid to rest tomorrow.

>> we have a lot of storms moving through the area and we also haveir a lot of forks shows. one in bowie that's going to be starting at 9:00. do you think those are going to get in. >> reporter: going to be kind of tough. we've got a storm up around the frederick area that's going to make the way downe. ther watching these very closely as we move through andhis is exactly what we're going to be doing tomorrow night, exactt wha we're going to be oing on tomorrow night and watching these storms to see how they impact the fourth of july displays and we've seen a couple of areas of damage and look at this. this is a tree down and the only area that it loo like it came right on through the house in this area. i don't see -- i don't sehethe tree t, but you can definitely seat damage that was done to the siding of that rouse. you can seat down in the bottom part of that screen there. yeah, kind of a nasty day as far this isis concerned a one of the areas that we were talking about, about an hour ago where the severehunderstorm is rolling through montgomery county. now we've got severe thunderstorm warnings.

every single one of the orange boxes is a severe thunderstorm warning. prince william and fauquier and loudoun county.nt loudoun couwith this one. frederick county and carroll count de, a county. the biggest storm by up up around carroll county. ou can see it's starting to interact with this one around frederick, maryland and heads up there. u could see a strong storm in your area. down to the south, severe thunderstorm warnings until 7:15. this is right over leesburg into is a. right over middleburg as well and making its way off to the east just north of 66d back along 66 close to marshal. you're seeing yet another storm so we're watching this line. this is a line as well. that's moving down to the south and eve. south and east again around the city ofairfax and down around wood bridge this. severe thunderstorm warning going until 7:15 as well. this storm movingver to i-95 for the next 10 or 15 minutes.s

already acroshe beltway and we can even zoom in on this area right now. right now right through 95. 95 always a mess this time of night and you know it's a mess out there right now. take a look at the wired view here. show them what they have got. more storms through the north and ng down across the region and you can see how many are back here towards the west, too. it's going to be very unstable over the next couple of days. very hot and humid with a chance of storms. we can expect this, too, and that's why tomorrow we'll be in weathero alert m again. here's tomorrow morning 8:00 a. notice what's happening around the region. not much tomorrow morning ande noticby 4:00 in the afternoon, here we go again. scattered showers and thunderstorms developing right on through about 6:00. you can see the storms coming on through here. fireworks displays tomorrow. right now looking oka' we got quite a few around tomorrow night. now on thursday i think a different story. 9:00 a.m. look good.nt ple of warm conditions and plenty of humidity and then look at 3:00.er

sca to numerous storms right on through 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, if this was to happen. 9:00, yeah. right on through the district. again, we'll be watching this extremely close as we make our way through the next couple o days. tomorrow just like today. 94 degrees. hotnd humid and 6% chance of storms during the early afternoon and evening hours. 92 on thursday and 89 on friday and actually got the cloud cover on friday and then we do see some nice weather coming in early next week, monday and tuesday, looking spectacular and tuesday, looking spectacular and some storms possible as well on

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way and even with fe its leaders usually in the spotlight forced to theig spott. big surprise right before the game, yeah, megan rapinoe not starting. we found out during half string, christian perez starting in her place and wouldn't you know it, press heads it in and puts the united states up w1-0. hobout that press stepping in for megan rapinoe. riu know what is cool sco on your birthday. that's what alex morgan does. happy 30th, she celebrate by having me tea with theinky, of course. a little bit of a jab. second half, huge moment for the united states goalkeeper alyssa naeher. saves the penalty kick an she comes up with the biggest save of her career. the united states wins 2-1 and advance to sunday's final and they wilplay the netherlands or sweden. they just keep getting it done. all right. the major league baseball season

didn't start on may, 24 just feels that way for nationals fans. 24th of may the nationals have been first, best in jor league baseball with a record of 23-10, and the natitude is back and the team is back from a six-game winstrip that produced six and more confirmation of successtwo all stars. anthony rendon selected tois first all-star game. .300 batting average. 19 home runs. e's unsure if he'll go, dealing with some bumps andruce bruisesor robles. and max scherzer headg tois mid-summer classic. scherzer leadsag the major leues with 170 strikeouts and he's excited and also humbled to be heading to his third all-star game. >> that's crazy. you know, you go again. such a party to go there so i'm looking ferward to going ther again and being a part of the team. 's a special moment and very

excited for anthony as well to go for the first time as well. >> i'm ecstatic. >> i could tell. >> i mean, you're happy about being recognized for all the hard work that you put in all your life, and it's the high five you get in terms of eddividual, i would assume so, getting selecto an all-star game so pretty good. >> the death of angel pitcher tyler scaggs being felt around major league baseball. found death in his hotel room. he played a couple of seasons with the die mannedbacks and patrick corbin who will make an emotional start and pay tribute to his late friend. >> we came up together. it was his best friend, so it's going to bean emotional day for him. i talked to him. he wants to pitch today. as a matter of fact, he'll wear number 45 on his back, and i told him, hey, you know, you

have are the support of myself,

breaking news tonight. the verdict is in. a decorated navy seal found not guilty of murdering a captured isis fighter and shooting civilians in iraq. after a war crimes trial filled twists and turns, we are at the courthouse. protesters acros the nn demanding border detention centers be shutdown. >> immigrantsco are welme here. >> new images emerge, families packed in crowded cells. one warning it is a ticking time bomb. the mother of five missing over