only on news4, doreen gentzler's conversation with washington's new archbishop as he talks about his personal life as well a racism and the sex scandals that have shaken the cathol >>> a new chapter for theic catholhurch as it tries to heal from recent scandals. archbishop wilton d. gregory has been at the helm for months now. and he says he's been visitinge difft parishs and schools across the archdiocese of washington. he's out there meeting with people .face-to-face this week he had his first local television interview he talked with doreen gentzler about his plan to mend some deep-seeded wounds. we build trust among catholics whose faith has beente t here. >> reporter: in silver spring, everyone wants to meet the new archbishop of washington, wilton d. gregory. this face-to-face connection is a priority for him. >> listen to the people, understand them, find outhat's on their heart, and then try to respond as generously and lovingly as you can. and so that's what i'm doing. >> reporter: one by one, they line up to share a hug or a handshe and t pose for uress he >> okay, i will p

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washington's prestigious archdiocese for about a month now, and tonight he is talking to news 4's doreen gentzler in a first localde telescription intervitel television interview as he works to rebui deep-seeded wounds and faith that's been tested. doreen. >> reporte no questionthat archbishop wilton gregory stepping into his new role at ag challeng time. over the past month he's beenit sssing different parpishes and schools acro the archdiocese, meeng the catholic faithful face to face. his message is one of healing as he works to tackle the crisis that has engulfed the catholic church. outside st. john the baptist church in silver spring, everyone wants to meet the new archbishop of washington, wilton d. gregory. this face-to-face connection is a priority for him. >> listen to the people, fiunderstand them, out what's on their heart and then try to respond as generously and lovingly as you can. so that's what i'm doing. >> reporter: one by one they line up to are a hug or a handshake and to pose for pictures as he listens to their sties. >> okay. i'll pray for it. >> reporter: it's been a time

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news 4's doreen gentzler emceed the event. since the first walk, it has o been the powerful organization, they held fund-raisers and awareness events across the country. donations and registration fees goes to wards fighting pancreatic cancer and other personalities took part in the walk and run as well. >>> sir winston has won the belmont st here live on nbc 4. triple crown surprise at the 151st belmont stakes in new york yesterday. sir winston, a 10-1 favorite, took the lead coming down the stretch and went on to victory. been kind of a seesawrs hoe racing year. >> yes, it has. >>> we're working for you this morning with an encouraging update on the search for a special saxophone in the district. this one a kind of captured of our attention. a suspected thief stole that saxophone. now the owner of middle c music has her beloved instrument back. cameras captured the burglary thursday morning. mirnia tells us she sent a link of our story to everyone she knew. someone called and said they spotted the $4400 sax outside of an apa

doreen gentzler, news 4. >>> dc's office of the inspector general has released a new report of the graduation at balou high school. they fnd they failed to enforce gradingttendance and community service requirements for the class of 2017. that year's senior class became the first to have all students ccepted into college. federal report by awncr wamu found only 57 of 164 students were actually on track to graduate. e office of the inspector general said the school district has taken actionthanks, in part, we appreciate that dcef began to address some of the funding immediately. >>> 4:51. our time right now. ten degrees warmer than this time yesterday which is a good and a bad thing. >> well, i mean, it is summertime. the last two mornings were material for summer. >> we'll take it, right? >> west virginia yesterday dropped to 25ee degr >> wow. >> that's not -- that's too much. >> the canadian valley is 3200 feet up in elevation. high country in west virginia. that was the second coldest juno temperaturen record in the canaan valley. 25 degrees. even i, eun, even i would n complai at 25 degree

. >>> doreen gentzler explains how the measles outbreak c impact your child's summer program.hat you can do to keep your s kidse. >>> other than bringing them back to life, this is the closest we are going to get to jurassici' park. m inside the new fossil this exhibit is pretty amazing. come be a kid again. >>> here's a live look at our reston camera. t noticee haze starting to move in. this haze is actually coming veom wildfires. i'm going to ha more on where these wildfires lse and a a ook atl an infected person coughs or sneezes. you get measles just by being in a room where a person with measles has been, even up to two hours after that person has left. if you're sending your child toa camp they're not asking for your vaccination records, then ma ye that's something that ought to re-evaluate about the camp. >> exactly. that's what you should be concerned abouty' if there not asking that question. >> right. >> good stuff, doreen. thank you. >>> news 4 is working for you in the community sending out congratulations to uates of langley high and mcclain. >> and aimee cho gave

good evening, i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm jim handly. for some folks, it's the heaviest rain we'll s all day. let's get right to chief meteorologist doug kammerer to find out how long it will last. trdoug? >> we k the rain right now. stormteam 4 radar and off towards the west towards the blue ridge and some areas, this is the heaviest we've seen all day. some locations pickinght up lig to moderate rain at times during the day and earlier this morning. some areas of mist too. we'veh seen sers into southern maryland and this is the line i'm watching right now. heavier showers for sure, righu arond frederick, coming into the frederick area around front royal too.gr this will pros into parts of northern virginia into the metro areat about midnight or 1:00 and a rumble of thunder or two. nothing strong or heavy, but could be some of the heaviest we've seen today. this is part of a line moving through with a cold front that means it will have some io implicat for your tuesday. i'll show you what i mean by that coming up in a minute. >> doug, t

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i'm doreen gentzler. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. >> he faces possible ethics violations and day afterromec. >> let's get to mark segraves who's beenollowing the develop mark? >> yeah. good evening. this has been a tough week for d.c. council member jack evans as you said. there was this revelation. then again this morning fbi agents show up at his house, this all part of an ongoing federal investigation. it all started before 6:00 this morning. federal agents at the home of longime d.c. council member jack echbts. police closed off the entire block in front of his house for hours as fbi agents searched evans' home. >> this is definitely not a normal friday morning in the neighborhood, but i think it's necessary and i certainly -- you know, if there's credence to any of these accusations or whatever the fbi might be investigating, i welcome it. >> it's sad, that's all. >> reporter: evans waited outside in his car while they raided his home. hours later phil member dellson anoims it would launch its own investigation and remove evans as chairman of the finance committee. sterday he anno

ul wonderf event and the stage just announced doreen gentzler as the emcee. you see teambc 4 assembled here and we are really here for our belov friend and colleague joe krebs diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and still fighting this deadly disease. here with his family and in orters and going to walk this walk today. and we, his nbc 4 family, is going to walk with him. not only for this event today, for the entire battle againstre pancic cancer. you know, pancreatic cancer one of the deadliest forms of cancer. 95% of people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer don't have a long chance of living's so it's not just our community but a large community of supporters and advocates and survivors and family members are here to raise awareness and raise funds to e.ght this dise i think this turnout is fantastic. the weather is fantastic and we're here to be with joe krein. dog it for him. adam, back to you. >> as we heard earlier, joe krebs is actually doing well in his diagnosis. that is good news with that report. >>> capiisl pride happening th weekend. finally here. t

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s>> news 4' doreen gentzler joining us to tell us about a new treatmnt that is helping patients breatheasier without major surgery. >> this could help a lot of people. people with emphysema or chronic bronchitis often suffer with a constant cough and are constantly gaspingr. for ai even doing simple things like going for a walk or taking a shower can difficult for ndthem. ahile there is no cure yet, there is a new procedure that is giving patients hope and helping them do some things that they haven't been able to do in ye s. >> good job. you love playing anything. a>> reporter: it wasn'tways ease for debbie to play with her meg, riley. >> my dog ans a lot to me and i love spending time with him andoi dng stuff. and now it doesn't wear me out so badly. >> reporter: debbie started smoking when she was 16. a habithat got worse overthe years. at one point smoking two packs of cigarettes a day. >> my father died from smoking. my mother died from smoking. my little sister died from smoking. my uncle died from smoking. >> reporter: but sheouldn't kick the habit and developed a debilitating lu

. >>> doreen gentzler with a health warning as officials try to identify anyone who may have been exposednorthern virginia. the health department is nforming residents in the fauquier health hospital emergency department this week they may have been exposed to patient infected with measles, i anyone at will be contacted by fauquier health officials. maesles is highly ntagious, it spreads through the air when an infected person coughs or sn zes, you can get measles just by being in a room where a person with measles has en, even two hours after they've left. systems include a high fever, cough, runny nose or rash on the face and body. the virus is easily preventible through a safe and effective mmr vacoine. of se this year we a seeing the worst outbreak of measles in more than 25 years. so far u.s., more than 1,000 cases, we'll keep covering this. wendy in. >> thank you, doree > the life of a black teenager who was lynched in loudoun county. is being memorialized. anstoric marker is being unveiled along the w & od trail at the site of his hanging. orion anderson was he pranked a white girl

. >> doreen gentzler reports on a young manu oh -- when you see an intruder... you act fast.intruder... raid kills roaches 7 times faster than the next leading ant and roach spray. 7 times faster? t raid! geid and get tough on roaches fast. sc johnson >>> it's been a beautiful day as we tak o a live looktside over the district. dougays keep your umbrella nearby. when rain moves back into the region next at 5:00. >>> ntsb investigators are now on the scene looking for clues after yesterday's deadly chopper crash in new york city. >> today the faa says that ho chopper suld not have been in the air. jay gray reports the investigation into what happened is going to be difficult, because the pilot is dead and that chopper was destroyed. >> this building in the middle of manhattan is locked down. only essential personnel is allowed inside as instigators work through debris on the roof of the 54-story skyscraper less than 2hours after a fatal chopper crash. >> the wreckage is com fined to the roof top. it is highly grfragmented and a post crash fire consumed much of the wreckage. >>

news 4's doreen gentzler joins us now with more on their conversation. reen? >> you guys, archbishop wilton gregory is trying to meet with as many priests and parishioners atcr ds heiocese asface-to-face connection and really listenile to is important to him. he's steppi in after his two ugpredecessors were caht up in a sescual abuse dal, one defro ed for sexual abuseand the other accused of not doing enough to report it. archbishop gregory says his ne message is o of hope and healing. i got to sit down with him after mass at st. john's the baptist church in silver spring this past sunday. we talked about how he plans to help restore people's faith in the church and navigate the political pressure that comes along with the role that he's taken on i our nation's oapital. >> they want me know how deeply embarrassed, scandalized nd ashamed this past year has been for them, and they want me to know that -- that that pain is real, but so is the depth of their faith. >> there's another big challenge for you taking over this role in the archdiocese of washington. you

news 4's doreen gentzler joins us and says the department of health has retracedhat child's steps and released a timeline of potential exposure sites. >> there are three of them, wendy. new information just coming in from health offho confirm the child got measles after traveling outside the u.s. and then arrived back in our region already sick and infected. they can't say much more than of that because privacy concerns, but we do have a detailed timeline of places the child visited. this past sunday the child was in terminal "a" at dull lesswe bet 5 time 30 and 8:30. later that night the child went to the emergency room at the heymarket medical center and lee early th next morning. then on tuesday of this past week the child was in the waiting area and in the emergency room at inov affair oaks hospital irf f on tuesday from 3:00 to 5:30. measles hily contagious and it spreads through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes. you can get it just byeing in a room where a person with measles has been, even up to two hours after the person has ft. this case symptoms could develo

. >> doreen gentzler is worng 4 for revealing which over-the-counter medications pharmacists say work best. >> reporter: advil was the top pick among pharmacists for treating headaches, back pain, and muscle aches. the generic for advil is ibuprofen. like any medication, it comes with benefits and potential risks, including stomach and cardiovascular issues. so make ure to talk to your doctor about this choice. for allergies, zyrtec was the p oral antihistamine for adults. and for kids, pharmacists recommends children's claritin which comes in a chewable tablet or syrup. if you've got a bad cough, delsym was the number-one cough suppress ants while the best treatme for flu-like symptoms was dayquil cold and flu medicine. for pain relief and fevers in children, children's tylenol was the favorite. but dosing here is really if you're going to give it to a child under 2, please consult a doctor first. bug bites are an unfortunate reality for all of us over the tommer. before the mosqui get really bad, pharmacists say to stock up on this product, after bite. it contains baking soda and am

washifgton about a month, working to meet with as many priests and parishioners as possiblws ne4's doreen gentzler got a chance to sit down with him at st.ohn the baptist church for his first local tv interview, and they covered a lot of topics. she asked whether women needed a more prominent leadership role in the church in the wake of the recent sual abuse scandal. >> the sorrow that has touched the catholic church in a very deep way would have benefited from the involvement of women in positions of responsibility because obviously a woman's heart and a woman's cries see things differently than we do as men so i want to make sure that those eyes and those hearts are a part of the response that we make to this crisis. >> coming upo tomorrow n "news 4 at 4:00," you can see how archbishop gregory is working to restore fait in the catholic church. you'll also hear about his childhood in chicago, his priesthood to the and what he likes to do in his spare time out in the community. spare time some >> yes, he does. tomorrow rd to that night. >> yes, we do. >> coming up, heavy rain and even some storms

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