d.c. united head coach ben olson says these are the games that we need to win. >> we are struggling a littlet to find out who they are this year. it's important to step on teams. frankly. when they are in this situation. not to let them know anything early. any success we have to have the right mentality. >> also goalkeeper making his home debut. he will be netmind this one tonight. you can see the coverage on the sister station newschannel8. 7:30. that is when the coverage begins. 8:00 we switching to the nba. the biggest story besides the nba finals probably is the biggest free agent this summer. kevin durant. had a chance to win an nba title. didn't do it because they blew it. the thunder, that is, in game six against the golden state warriors and then lost game seven. so the warriors will be playing lebron james in the nba finals. here is a question. what is k.d. going to do this summer? >> i know i will talk to myself on what i need, how i can make it work for myself. try to be selfish a bit. obviously i want toed a for advice -- want to ask for advice and make the decision best for me.

d.c. it would potentially effect every airport inside the united states. i needjump in. >>> i want to bring kyle back. we have more information back. >> a bit of clarification as to why there was confusion. at 9:00 a.m. they started a training exercise. it was interrupted as there were then reports that something was happening, some kind of an active shooter. the base was then immediately placed on blockdown. first responders are methodically going through the facility. we have more as to where this is taking place. this is building 1060. that's medical facility. so many of our troops who are wounded overseas first go through germany and will travel through that building. we know there was a training exercise and something interrupted that training exercise and it became a realtime event. >> how difficult a facility is this to protect? it is the place air force one flies in and out of. >> absolutely. i have flown out on numerous occasions and picked up persons flying in and out of the united states. security is quite good when you're looking at where this could h

need. >>> a pedestrian killed by a train, what investigators are now revealing about an early morning death. >> district of columbia! >> these beauty and grace, miss d.c. is miss unitede big hometown win are real reason to celebrate. i can't believe i just read that. >> you're a poet. >> no, i just remember miss congeniality. that's r she is beautiful, in the army, she was m.i.t. >> it applies. we'll talk more about that a bit later. first, 4:27. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. chuck bell telling us about whether or not we'll get any more rain today. >> shut labsolutely not. the rain drops are gone. my headline didn't update. there were areas of fog around earlier p most of that is confined to farther northern maryland and central virginia, but certainly no big deal there. otherwise we're keeping a close eye on tropical storm coal lip which is expected to go over the northern part of florida late soon or early tomorrow morning. looks like it will stay off the mid-atlantic coastline. we'll talk more about your monday forecast and a look at the week ahead coming up. moved out of the roadway. so far for delay whatsoever. also reminder again this morning, indep

need your sunglasses for your drive home. >> district of columbia! >>> she is beauty, she is grace, miss d.c. is miss united states. meet the proud hometown winner with a lot to celebrate. >> reporter: i'm kristin wright at the east falls church metro station in arlington where people are getting here an normal as metro plans for a ♪ ♪ maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at prices that work as hard as you do. . >>> i'm angie goff here at the live desk with an unfolding situation out of jordan where a terrorist attack has killed five people. this happened on an intelligence department compound from what we understand. it was near the capital of amman. officials saying that attacks like this in the area are very rare as this is a pro western area. they're saying that no one at this point had claimed responsibility. we'll bring you more as we get it. >>> 5:11 your time. let's get you ready for that morning commute weather-wise. >> and chuck bell is standing by with what we need to know before we head out the door. >> you can leave the umbrella at home for today. that's a nice change of pace after a cou

they need to feel comfortable knowing that back in washington, d.c., that back at headquarters, there are people looking out for his interests. there are people who are were representing the unitedtates interest under the command of our government were left to die. >> and you think hillary's culpable in some way for that? >> someone needs to assume personal responsibility for decisions that are made under their command. >> she needs to take some accountability and stop saying, you know, don't say what difference does it make, as if you don't care. >> she's not this heartless person. that's not who she is. >> the why does it matter comment is being taken out of context, politically. she's saying, what's this minutia matter right now? this was a big confusing thing. you know, it was handled as the best we could. what are we going to learn from this moving forward? >> but it does matter. and i think for someone who's been a 30-year career politician, you should know not to say certain things. and when you have four people who died and the families sitting right there in the third, second row, you don't say, "what difference does it make," no matter what. >> so has hillary clinton s

need to feel comfortable knowing that back in washington, d.c. that back at headquarters there are people looking out for their interests. >> people who were representing the unitedr the command of our government were left to die. >> and you think hillary's culpable in some way for that? >> some one needs to assume personal responsibility. >> she's not this just, you know, heartless person. that's not who she is. >> the why does it matter comment of course is being taken out of context repeatedly. she's saying what's this minutia matter right now? this was a big confusing thing, it was handled as best we could. >> but it does matter. i do think for someone who's been a career politician you should know not to say certain things. when you have four people who died and the family is sitting right there, you don't say what difference does it make no matter what. >> has hillary clinton sustained an unfair amount of partisan attacks? >> somewhat unfair. you don't need two investigations. >> accusing politicians of being political is like accusing tiger woods of golfing. however, if it was your family member that had been killed, what do you want? you want them to just

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