challenges tur democracy. russia's interference in our election is the most serious. >> it's the last point that mueller says should be a concern to all americans. mu t more needsbe done to prevent future intrusion by russia in our elections. >> today's back-to-back hearings often devolved into lawmakers trying to one-up each other. >> there's a chancehat the hours of questions did very little to change people's minds about the russia probe. each side trying to claim victory based on the responses of the former special counsel. >> taking a look at it, sarah dallof joining us live from capitol hill. sarah? >> good evening leon and doreen, facts, but few fireworks, new revelations as robert mueller testified for more than six hours. >> robert mueller in the hotseat. the former special counsel dismissing president trump's ep claim his rt cleared him of

obstructing justice. ur the president has repeatedly claimed that yoeport found there was no obstruction and that it completely and totally exonerated him. but that is not what your report said, is it? >> correct it's not what the report said. a we decided we would not make a determination to whether the president committed a crime. >> democrats endeavoring to make their case for impeachment. >> i believe he did uncover substantial evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors. >> republicans attempting to cast the probe as unfair to the president. >> having desperately tried and failed to make a legal case against the president, you made a political case instead. >> following justice department instructions to remain within the boundaries of his report eller offered little to no new information. at points frustratingwi lawmake limited answers zbllt did he lie to you guys, too? >> ian't get into it. >> refuting a rbyeated claim the president. >> it is not a witch hunt.

>> there was no t defense this row dick louse hoax. this witch hunt. >> tei president wing in as he headed to a ed ted to a priv fundraiser. >> this was a very big day for the republican party. the democrats had nothing. now they have less than iothing andhink they're going to lose the 2020 election. >> continuing his criticism of the russia investigation and democrats. >> mueller stuck to his previous statement that he wouldn't b testifyond what was written in his report. deflecting or declining to answer questionsar nely 200 times. doreen? >> sarah daof, thank you. a few minutes ago we heard from democratic leaders on capitol hill not surprisingly they had a different take away, than the president when it came to robert mueller's back-to-back hearings. >> the president still continues to call this russian attack on ouremocracy a hoax. as something that director

mueller directly refuted. that he still calls a witchhunt something that the director mueller today directly refuted. >> house speaker nancy pelosi adding that today's hearings ave the american public a better sense of mueller's investigation. and why congressional oversight is needed. >>? for a number of lawmakers on oth sides of the aisle their questions did not get quite the response they had been hoping for. here's a sampling of what rd hever and over and over again. >> i stick with the language that you have in front of you. that's not -- within my purview. the matter being handled by others at theme depart of justice. i'm nothing go to engage in what happened after the production of our report.ng i'm goio pass on that. >> now that, those are just the types of responses we heard dozens and dozens oftimes from robert mueller today. in fact nbc news kept count and found that mueller declined,

deflected or deferred at 198 io quest. nbc chief justice correspondent pete williams will join us later this hour with more on what if anytng today's testimony changes. and you can watch his full report on "nbc nightly news" coming up after thiso bradcast. >> i want to show you two areas of rain, one hagerstown, one parts of jefferson county. it's in this area. in through the beltway a littlet boundary tha formed here. i want to show you what's happening. right along 495, right along 95. watch this interesting what's happening. look at the boundaries, these are boundaries in the atmosphere when they collide they create storms. that's what we've got going on. notice how this one has not m.ed that much you see storms develop, die off, develop again, that's what we're seeing now. the strongest of these is

rrently rightver the beltway. around the oxon hill area. >> watchn out iis region, i want to zoom into this area right here and show you where t heaviestis. right here moving into southeast d.c. aroundthetemple hills area and across the woodrow wilson bridge. eount vernon has been raor the bester part of an hour. these will be moving to the west very owly. the rest of d.c. we'll be watching this closely. nothing severe, just good downpours happening now. we're still working to get some answers about the young man killed in a construction accident in fairfax county yesterday. police say a juvenile and a man were trapped in a collapsed ditch on solitary lane near old dominion drive. news4's drew wilder is live in mclean with what we're learning about this tragedy. drew? >> good evening. that ditch that collapsed is

right behind me and we'll show you, there's still crime scene tape sectioning off this area of the construction site. and the guy who owns this construction company actually lives nearby here. tonight he inot answerin any of our questions about how a juvenile died on his job site. this is the permit for the construction work. it's licensed to tom diggs of diggs development corporatio we've tried to contact mr. diggs several times and he hasn't responded. >> that's a piece of the emergency call tuesday when the accident happened. the work permit shows the workers were clearing land for utilities to be installed and were told the juvenile who was killed an and the adult injured were trapped when the ditch collapsed. >> i'm shocked and speechless. >> this neighbor didn't want s to show her face, but was home at the time of the accident tuesday. she said she heard the emergency vehicle and came out to see what happened. >> being so young, having such a long time to go, to make more

memories and stuff like that. so it's really tragic. >> fairfax county pice is not releasing the victim's name because they were under 18. in virginia you can work annstruction at 16 years old. fairfax county the state have launched investigations into the accident. the virginia departmentbo of la and safety and health industry issued a message. thankfullywhe other guy was injured out here yesterday should recover from his injuries. for now that's the latestve in mclean, drew wilder, news4. now an update we first saw today on our nbc washington appt the opponf the professional boxer who died last week at mgm national harbor is facing spension. the maryland state athletic commission suspended mattias for 30 days. just after the fight, dadashev

ollapsed and was placed in a coma and he later died. mattias's spokesman said he's devastated by what happened and does not even want his 500 purse from the fight. mattias released a statement saying quote, fly high great warrior. only god knows the reason of things, you will always have my respects. rest in peace. eou can read his entire statement and morn thisst ory on our nbc washington app. a local football program for young people devastated, hit twice by tragedy in just 72 s. hour first one of the woodland tiger's football team lost an 1 1-year-old in a shooting and days latary coach for another woodland team,amal bandy, was also gunned down. news4's cory smith says the people who knew them want this violence in thest dict to stop.

>> michael zanders has run the woodland tigers youth sports and cation program for 33 years and has had to bury more than 23 player, he's preparing for two r more mders after the murder of an 11-year-old and 27-year-old jamal bandy. they were killed 72 hours apart. today, he woke up physically si struggling to feel anything. >> numb, fighting backt rs. wondering what's going onin our society. >> karon was a plir on one of the tigers youth football teams. bandy, a coach, worked to keep kids like him off the streets, safe.f trouble and the same thing that zanders did for him when he was a child. >> all of the coaches we took this real har it hurts, we're trying to figure out what is going on. >> that's a topic thot sd be reserved for adults, the kids in the district are being forced to confront it, too.

especially karon's friends and >>teammates. it didn't matter where he was at. he was always making jokes. >> he knew how to play football and i miss having him here. >> the boys say for the la several decades because even after all the death and despair life goes on. and so, too, must the fight to op theol vience. >> we can't give up because these are our babies, these are rer young people. this is our futu >> metropolitan police have raefed a suspect in the murder of karon brown, however they're still looking for the person or people responsible for the bandy. of jamal in southeast, cory smith, news the trump administration's news rules restricting asylum f cases migrants at the u.s. mexico border will remain in place, a federal judge refused to block changes.

it prevents most migrants from seeking asylum in the u.s. if they pass tgh another country first. it affects tens of thousands of central american who is try to cross through mexico to try to get into the u.s. every month. the white houseays our asylum system is clogged with meritless iaims. st to come, have you ever seen somebody work this hard for a case of gatorade? ws4's pat collins explains his wild video from a local gas station. rapper meek mills' fight for justice reach as new milestone, why the court threw htis original conviction. and a massive fine leveled against facebook for mishandling your private information. tracking heavy showers, towards southeast d.c. and princ right across the beltway. down towards the lorton area and mount rnon, heavy downpours,

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the federal trade commission has hit facebook with a record $5 billion fine. the soci media giant mishandled personal data in a separate firm was able to harvest info on nearly 90 million users, as nbc's liz mclaughlin shows us, the punishment may not change how silicon valley does business. >> this is a watershed moment in privacy enforcement. >> the federal trade commission's fine for facebook is record-breaking. >> a $5 billion civil penalty.

>> it ends an investigation into facebook's privacy practices. ceo mark zuckerberg said in a post we've agreed to pay an histoc fine. but even more important, we're willing to make some major structural changes to how we build products and run this company. >> this enforcement action providing immediate protections for facebook users. >> se agreement establis new board to oversee facebook's privacy practices. but some say it doesn't go far enough. >> i don't think this does anything to change incentives. becse it doesn't change incentives, it won't change behavior. >> the settlement doesn't row trickett sfas book's use for advertising. this settlement does nothing to fix the fundamental insettivesf their broken behavioral advertising model. >> the agreement supporters say the settlement solely addresses facebook's legal violation. >> it's not the purpose of this investigation to vindicate every

concern that the world has about facebook. >> many now looking to rs legislao govern tech firms and protect consumer privacy. ? boris johnson assumed his role as itain's new prime minister. he made one thing clear, the uk is leaving the european union. >> we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of parliament to the people. and come out of the eu on october 31st. no if's or but's. >> row places former prre ministetroesa may. authorities in virginia are investigating who is responsible for repeatedly vandalizing a nfederate statue. charlottesville police are shorching for the person w tagged the general robert e. lee

monument this morning. it was found this morning covered in graffiti. vandals wrote an expletive phrase aimed at the president on one side and illegible word on the back. a man who raised concerns mongrel tiffs after the massacre at the synagogue in pittsburgh has pleaded guilty to a gun-related charge. relatives reported jeffrey clark to the fbi after they say he became riled up following the october attack. nvestigator says clark followed the suspected gunman on social immediaty and referred to him as a hero in a posting. clark is facing up to ten years in prison. a suspected thi went through a whole lotle of hass for a case of gatorade. in a d.c. gas station. he repeatedly kicked a locked door and was able to squeeze his body threw a hole to get outside. news4's pat collins is inas southewashington with a

story on the heist. >> this guy is giving a whole new meaningto the expression -- doorbuster. we cl him gatorade man. you're going to see him steal a case of gatorade and then make a getaway that's -- well, something less than graceful.ce the this mobile gas station on pennsylvania avenue so sheast. if youal something from this gas station store, they have an electronic lock they can activate. i keep you from gettng away. and it works. most of the time. >> gatorade man had a special exit plan.e first h grabs a case of what appears to be the fruit punch flavored thirst quencher. then he makes his way to the front door. but it's locked. he starts kicking that door like

a rockette. no luck. he kicks it again. >> nothing. then he sets down the gatorade nd goes at the door again and again. door.ly, a hole in the the man picks up the case of gatorade, slips it through the hole and makes his through the same opening. then on to a ride share bike and off into the sunset. the gatorade in the front basket. >> the guy who put the lock in swore to me it will not break and it didn't, the door broke before the lock did. >> that's dennis alloy the gas station owner. he's the guy who posted pictures people who steal from his stores. he says that tactic has reduced that substantially. >> well, maybe with the

exception of gatorade man. >> after putting videos and putting the posters, significant decrease. it's noticeable. it's part of the business. it's never going to go away completely and i get that. but stuff like this? i just don't expect that t happen. >> police now have that surveillance video from the gas station. but so far -- no arrests. and t gatorade case in southeast, pat collins. news4. >> got to start making doors out of what they made that lock out of. >> coming up an update to one of our favorite stories this week. a mom and her son get a chance to thank a police officer for a random act of kindness. >> doug is tracking a few pop-up storms. but first, erica gonzales with breaking news at our live desk. >> nbc news is reporting that north korea has launched two

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woe were having a great day, but that kind of ended for some ofhuus, >> for some people. >> quickly, done towards mount vernon around the lorton area, the shwers popped up almost out of nowher you'recying there thinking sunshine, then dark clouds and boom,here comes the rain. look at the national harbor

camera a look off towards the west there. you can see national, harbor looking okay. look at the potomac, nice and calm to theright of the picture you see the rain andatch this, a different vantage point looking out towards national rb ha, beautiful right there. look at the cathedral, looking gorgeous, but there are the showers andst thunderms now. these are the ones in prince george's county. i want to show you where they are we have a cluster to the northh we've had t there all day. now we're seeing it right along our i-95 and in towards parts of anne arundel county and bowie and towards the d.c. line and t. southeas down towards woodbridge as well. these are from outflow boundaries and different geboundaries coming toer. any time a boundary comes together they push up into the atmosphere to create big storm quickly. that storm rains itself t. sets up more bodaries. this is a little a more of a sensitive issue. i made it more sensitive.

picking up a little more what'sp haning. notice right here. see this line right here? that's the outflow boundary fror previous st, it propagates off to the west. creates more storms, right now we have storms in through the northeast area. around mount vernon, rou 1, i-the 5 towards springfield. we'll zoom in to show you what's happening around 295. around 5 and over towards 4. making your way out of the district in towards prince

george's county. heads newspaper this area. distct heights as well. you're seeing the rain up towards anne arundel county. around bowie. along routeow 3, tds 97 as well and back to the west as mentioned we've seen a lot of storms around thurmont and frederick. these have been doing the same kind of thing, building and dissipating. that's what we have for the rest of the night. next couple of days, a little differentor we'll say hello to more sunshine over the next few days. temperatures going up each and every day into the 90s by saturday and sunday. nice weather thursday and friday. i'm out of breath. next at 6:30, a city employee announces a run for mayor and finds out she's been f ed. news4's tracee wilkins explains the political drama in seat pleasant. a mother and her son get a a chance to a metro transit police officer for going above

and beyond. >>

. you're watching news4 at 6:00. >> when donald trump called your investigation a witch hunt, that was also false, was it not? >> i w tld like tonk so, yes. >> your investigation is not a witch hunt, is it? >> it is not a witch hunt. >> when the president said then russiainterference was a hoax, that was false, wasn't it? >> tr >> robert mueller did not wade too far into the politics of his russia investigation. as he faced questions from today. s on the hill >> among the points he did make clear his probe was neither a witchhunt, nor was it a hoax. >> the former special counsel in

large part stuck to his 400-page report, not straying fnarrativeo answer nearly 200 questions. >> we'll take a closer look at this ahead in a few minutes with nbc's justice correspondent pete williams. for now welookat our other top story this hour. local andsttate inveators looking into a construction accident that killed a juvenile last night. the young man was under the age of 18, he got trapped in a collapsed ditch. we reached out to the corporation that has a license to do rk at this site and we have yet to hear back from them. a boxer says he's devastated by the death of his opponent after their match last friday at mgm national harbor. news4 has learned laat marynd state athletic commission suspended mattias for 30 days, citing head blows. mattias said he don't want his $75,000 winning from that fight. you can read more in our nbc washington app.

week we've beea following the shooting death of an 1 1-year-old boy in d.c. now we learn a coach invoed in the same football program as karon brown was shot and killed a few days later. the league is id he havevastatd. quite a political battle brewing in the small town of seat pleasit. >> the c has a history of infighting. the latest incident involves a recently fired city employee.el >> she t news4 she was let go the day after she announced her mayoral bid. >> prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins has more. >> i decided to go on facebook live and announce my candidacy for the mayor of seat pleasant. >> chiquita riley worked for the city of seat pleasant for two years until yesterday. she announced she's going to run for mayor against the current mayor of seat pleasant. when she got to work this morning -- >> i was humiliated and treated

like a criminal. being escorted to my car. i'm a resident here. >> she said an email was sent to all city employees, telling th she was not allowed in government buildings, including the police department. where she was an assistant. >> i knew i was going to receive backlash for my announcement. >> t office the mayor is still open. >> in 2014 mayor eugene grant made headlines after he set a tent up on the front lawn of h cityll claiming the city council kicked him out of office. he was re-elected after that. he's on hisourth term. the city responded to rally's allegations with a statement saying she's been under investigation for the last few days, it reads in rt an administrative investigation was nished by the city of seat pleasant government for an employee that was assigned to the police department. thehe emphasis of t investigation focused on alleged acts of misconduct. rally says she will not be deterred. >> i'm going to run for mayor, i would be the first female mayor

of the city of seat pleasant. >> i spoke with mayor grant, he said he cannot talk on camera because this is a personnel matter. said that miss rally was not terminated because of her announcement to run for mayor. he said there were other things ongoing that played out this grrning. mayor t told me he does plan to run again next year. in seat pleasant, tracee wilkins, news4. a pennsylvania cour today threw out rapper meek mill's conviction on gun and drug charges. that case kept him on probation for a decade. in 2017 a judge sentencedill to two to four years for violating probation. that decision led to his case getting a lot of national attention and high-profile support. turning him into a celebrity crusader for criminal justice reform. today the court granted the rapper a new trial on the original charge because of alleged police corruption. the court said mill would likely be acquitted if t prosecutors retried the case. prosecutors have not said if they plan to do so.

there was a love lre reunion today between metro transit police officer and a 4-year-old boy. w his picturent viral showing the officer helping the boy who has ought im. today the two got a chance to see one another again. and news4 has their teeunion. >> s of joy from a mother as she finally got a chance to say thank you to the metro transit officer who came to her rescue last week when her 4-year-old son, who is autistic was having a meltdown. >> i tried to sayhank you a million times on the train. but it really -- it really does mean so much. >> officer dominick case says was just doing what any father would do. helping a mother in her young son who were in distress. ha as ng a 4-year-old myself, it's not something i haven't seen before. he did seem a little distraught. so i just thought maybe i could help him out a little bit. >> this photo of case holding the 4-yearld boy's hand went viral over theee wkend. after the boy's mother posted

the story of how officer case offered that helping hand when andrew was having that meltdown. >> we were right by the tracks and he wasiust rollng in the dirt pulling my hair and he kicking me and it breaks he t because there's nothing i can do about it. >> i approached her son, that's when she advised that her son did suffer from autism and i just you know crouched down to his eye level and tried to talk to him. explain to him who i was, why i was there. i thought maybe the next best thing, give him something from my vest so he could have and hold and kind of you know, distract him a little bit from what was going on. >> case who has been a metro transit officer for about five years, not only helped to calm andrew down, you rode the train home with him. 35-minute ride. >> it was very sweetd. ki very sweet boy. you know, once he was able to calm down you heknow, t whole train ride you know he was calm, so polite and seemed like a very

kind kid. >> tomorrow officerseca b wi be meeting and andrew and his mom plan to be there as well. in gallery place, mark segraves, news4. nice. >> so many people have seen that story. and appreciated it. and we're glad about that. >> officer case, showing sometimes that dads can have the special touch. >> okay. >> not always themom. >> okay. way to go officer case. coming up, a big change to the app many of us use to make restaurantnsreservatio a new option coming if you'd rather stay home. everyone isccounted for at training camp except one of the redskins most important players. i'm sherree burruss in richmond, coming up, how head coach jay gruden plans to move forward without his star and a zier. storms firing up, storms dyinoff. we've got them along from bowie to the oxon hill area down towards mount vernon.

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we want to take a closer look at the top story. forrtr special counsel robe mueller testifying before two house committees on capitol hill today. >> as for most many lawmakers who wept into these hearings looking for some kind of a headline. something they can sink their teeth into, they left with unanswered questions. the former special counsel declining to answer nearly 200 questions. >> joining us with more, nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. listening to the lawmakers asking questions today, and listening to their comments after. you would think that they were, theye wer kploetly different hearings, did we learn anything that we didn't already have

access to? >> no. but we didn't expect to because robert mueller said in no uncertain terms a couple of months agoteand repead before gis hearing that he was not going to beyond what has already been public. and that is his 480-page report. democrats were hoping that this report, that the hearing would n th in e the movie to the book. at it would make it come alive. and it started out that way. with a brief q&a with jerry nadler. but then as the democrats tried to get mueller to go nee into details about the second part of rt. re about potentialct obstrun actions by the president, the mueller would not read into that. he would not read sections outh ofreport. he repeatedly said no or yes or correct. he did not get into the game of trying to create a narrative or narrate his own report or tell his own story.

in that sense, i don't think it's what the democrats were anticipating. he purpose phed back against the republican claims that his staff is made up of clinton loyalists. he said in his 25 years of law enforcement he's never asked ed somebody who for him about their political affilations, heha said ts not how it's done. >> he's done this a number of times before. i think i heard the number 79 times he's testified before congress in one form or another. and one of the things that was dgetting whisperebout because he was asking for, the questions to be repeated. he was asking for citations and me said he seemed to be a little bit off his game. he seemed to be a little slower. what do you read into that? >> i think he was a little off his game and a little slower. he, last tesfied before the senate before congrsss six y ago. just as he was leaving the fbi directorship. he's going to turn 75 in two weeks. older now, sometimes seemed a little unsure of himself.

the reason is he didn't watt to be at the hearing. hen appeared because he was subpoenaed. he didn't want to go beyond what his report said. he said if he was asked to testify he would say my report is my testimony. aso you put of those things together and i think that's the reason for it. >> he never lost his temer in all of those hours of questioning. some of the same queions asked over and over. >> well if he did, he didn't show it. >> he kept it on thede insi >> thank you, pete. you can see more of pete's reporting tonbcht on nnews "nightly news." to video of a waterspout on chesapeake bay. greg shelton sent us this video about 24o. hours ag people on the bay reported seeing several waterspouts last night. we don't see them every day.hi but t is the time of year they tend tohow up on the bay. what's going on there, doug?

>> that is called a cold air funnel. s not actually like a tornado that you would normally think about, but it's a tornado over water. yoget it a lot when you get cold air aloft. the wateretemperature in bay is 80 to 90 degrees, the cold air funnel, kind of cool for people to see out there. a little scary'r if you a boater. we did have video from boater. >> i would imagine yoso. ifre out there when one of s those thingappens to pop up. >> i just saw one over the potomac and that's why. look at yoat. >> u want to see it from a v differentntage point, the guys in the controlroom. turn the city cam. i want to show this storm and it ere we ng right over w were for the city cam. it's there now. this is the airport. >> whoa. >> what appened? >> yeah. >> it's gone. >> it is gone. the airport i mean a minute ago we could see planesp lining u and now it's just dumping down

at the airport. the sail boat that i was looking at ispe getting dumd on. too and we've seen the showers and storms develop right over this area just off to the east right now. most of us high and dry new york city props out there at all. but this area right here, we saw a little bit of a shower, a ouple of showers and outflow boundaries, the boundaries come out of the thunderstorm. you feel it as colder air. when they come together they have no place to go b up and when they go up they produce new thunderstorms. that's what we're get hearing. this one is building right into the city rit now. you've got some over around bowie and down towards mount vernon. where areas like fairfax county. springfield new york ci springfield, no problem there, either. that's the boundary coming out of the storm. y you're seeing the storms develop around these areas. right downtown, along the capital we're seeing heavy rain. along 295, over towards tuxedo, maryland. down towards alexandria.

i said storms are here, watch out alexandria. they're along alexandria. from route 1 right towards the airport which i right here. down towards mount vernon. mount vernon has been seeingth for the better part of an hour. these go up, rain themselves out and go back down. when theyo down, they send out more boundaries and we could get a couple more showers in this area. we've got them around bowie and anne arundel they're now gone ey've dissipated. to the north we've seen this all day around hagerstown, around frederick. haven't quiteotten to frederick yet this one is trying to. betweenrederick and brunswick. as we look at this shot. can you really see it coming i here. this shot was looking off in the other direction, off to the west. it would be a beautiful shot now. we've got the sunshine. at the airport it's raining, 76 degrees. can you say good-bye to this forecast temperature. because of the fact we had the

rain form right along there. 76 in d.c. only 6 in fort belvoir. >> 88 on friday, 90 on saturday. 92 on sunday. say hello to our next heat wave. low to mid esrly next week. we know what that feels like. thank you, doug. >> stillhe aad, the eve of we're live in richmond, innext. plus lester hold with a look at what's ahea on "nbc nightly news." ahead, the mueller hearings, the highlights, what we learned and what happens nex our team in place to cover it all. and the fda calling for the recall of bastre

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sherre, >> so faro good and it's not raining, it's not drastic heat like we're so used to being here in richm training camp getting started with an onfield conditioning test for the players and a reminder of the business o side the game. pro bowl left tackle trent williams did not report for camp tay. now head coach jay gruden has worked with him for the past five seasons. he said he isn't taking williams' bsencepersonally. >> i expect him tok come bac and he understands what the franchise has done for him and he understands what he's done for the franchise. so hefully we'll get him back soon. >> the starting quarterback battle is gaining mentum. long-time redskins back-up colt mccoy is 100% healthy. he'll be battling 15th dway haskins and case keenum. a competition that could extend past training camp. >> it could come downo the wire.

but i feel confident in every one of our quarterbacks, they have a skill set that beneficial to help this football team win games. that the end of e day it's our job to figure out which will be give us the best chance to beat a division rival. >> corner back travelled to h,ain and jumped over bulls, his head coac not shocked and evenco aring it to his play on the field. >> well i knew the bull wouldn't hit him. he avoids contact. >> just kidding, josh, just kidding. josh is a man of the world. man, he's experiencre things in his life, than most -- his young age than most people have in their whole life. >> jay gruden showing a little humor there, can't wait to ask josh norman. their practice tomorrow morning at 9:45, our first chance to ask josh about those comments. today the n aionals hosting

a double header. and today the pitcher is getting little help fr his defense. top of the second, colorado's tony walters absolutely ripping one to left. but look at this, juan soto mang the diving catch, robbing him and while soto'sbs web are turning heads, so is the walk-a-thon tore one player becoming a favorite, para-and baby shark. he comes through with a bases-loaded wgek. ts the nats on the board. the fans loving it. i don't know how they're not tired of the song yet, b keep going. they also love this anthony renden, hittingthis 20 home run of the season. this is a difference ahead. nats win game one, 3-2. game two at 7:05. with patrick corbin on the mound.

orioles fans in arizona, finishing their series against the diamondbacks, top four, scoreless, anthony santan r at the plate, gets ahold of this one and tak it deep to center this one leaving the park.o a sol shot, eighth homer of the season. orioles up -0. all-star john memes on the mound. two on for carson kelly and they're all coming home. a three-run shot forel kly means goes three and a third for baltimore. diamondbacks lead 5-2 in the ninth me before the all-star break, for the mystics, visiting the nnesota lynx, big day for washington's two all-stars, christie toliver having herself a game and how about a step-back three? yes, ma'am.ic myst in transition, toliver knocking downh an triple.

32 points for toliver. the mystics lead 79-71. twos playerfrom the mystics will represent washington from the wnba all-star game on saturdayl they'll stil be playing the all-star weekend. deladon, captain, her firstse ection was christie toliver, they'll have a good weekend in vegas. >>they'll be having a great time. thanks, sherree. one last look at the weather. the nats game tooth, are they going 0 get it in? >> that's the rain. that's falling at nats park. so the game is delayed. i'm watching it. these are going to continue to build and kly dissipate. i think they're in for about an houlay. take a look at the radar and show you where they are. parts of fairfax county, more developing around chantilly. and parts of manassas area.

nasty owers, heavy rain. >> very localized

tonight robert mueller in the cross fire in hours of testimony on the russia investigation. the former special counsel knocks down key claims by president trump. >> the president has repeatedly claimed that your port found there was no obstruction and that it completely and totally exonerated him. but th cator irect.t that is not what the report said. >> as republicans try to dismiss the spectacle. >> this hearing is political theater. it's a hail mary attempt to convince the american people that collusion is real. >> the president's late response when all was said and done, who comes out ahead. our full coverage and analysis. in more breakg news tonight, word that north korea has fired two missiles into the sea.