. >> that is how caroline clark describes the moment she discovered the truth about her birth family. her story is one about things not being exactly as they seem. sometimes we're drawn to getting answers to questions we thought we didn't want to know. >> a woman who was adopted never wanted to know the people who gave her up and then discovered she already did. >> it's an amazing story not so much because it involves names we recognize but because of how things can change, relationships can change in the blink of an eye. caroline clark's story is the subject of a book, postcards from cookie, but i had a chance to meet her and hear a little of her story when she came to washington to receive an award from case, the center for adoption support and education. her story begins with her adoption. she was born in new york city on christmas day, 1964, adopted at three days old by teachers vera and robert clark. they loved her dearly and she them. as she grew up, they shared what they knew about her birth moderate. >> i knew she had been sent to new york, sort of, hidden away, so that people

caroline clark an award winning journalist was in washington to receive a very special award from case. that's the center for adoption support and education. they were honoring her from the book that tells of the deep love and affect she has of her adoptive parents but also shafrz the story of her life's beginning, a story that is truly unforgettable. >> ladies and gentlemen, nat king cole. >> i didn't physically know him while he was alive. i know that he was always really meaningful to me and i believe that spirits leave this place but they don't leave us. and i do think that maybe my loving his music as a kid, you know, why would i necessarily love nat king cole's music versus so many others of his era? i want to think, i like to think, i do think that that was sort of his way of playing a role in my life. that was the only role he could play. >> it is an amazing story and we'll have the full story for you coming up tonight on news4 at 11:00. >> looking forward to seeing more of her. >> it's a really fascinating tale and you won't want to miss it. >> thank you barbara. >> millions o

can clark and caroline lucas, i cannot think of two more opposed characters.y need a little bit of spark. rhys morgan would be great because he is charming. she was asking nigel farage some personal questions. this was an example of politicians giving too much away, we do not need to know this information. jeremy corbyn and theresa may on a blind date?|j think and theresa may on a blind date?” think it would be boring. it would be awkward. they could talk about manhole covers and allotments.” don't think it would be great television. good to have you both with us. thank you for being with us. with us. thank you for being with us. that is it from the election wrap, thank you for watching, goodbye. good evening. it has been a better day today with more sunshine around. there was some cloud and rain in northern ireland but it did not last for long. the rain is no petering out as it moves into england and wales. the high and that we have the best of the late sunshine and clear skies full top cool and fresh air as well. the weather front will begin asa well. the we

clark county area, towards warren county, county. this line call moving to the north and then down to the southern area, winchester, white post and blue mont, and the southern zone, for caroline, south of fredericksburg, storms moving to the north and east. heads up around fredericksburg and king's. look what happens here. we see the rain move out, the clouds move out, the sun, and then the storms. we need that sun to give us the extra instability. we had it today and that's why we're seeing storms to the west. d.c. metro, i think we're good for the next couple of hours, but keep the umbrella handy if you're going out. watching this area of low pressure, again, this is a monster of a storm. it really is. it's going to have a huge impact on our weekend. the best chance of rain coming again this evening, around parts of our area, and then again tomorrow, scattered showers. notice shower activity around 1:00, showers through the d.c./metro area. heads up. the numbers, cooler conditions, 62 on sustained, monday, overnight lows in the mid 40s. some of you in the upper 30s. and lock at all the rain coming next week. >> oh my, oh my. thanks, doug. >>> coming up, a $30 million bust i