leon harris. awesome. would say maybe check it out, because there's some timely themes, expectations if you were a fan of the book by david eggers. it starts emma watson as a young woman who goes to work for the largest social media company in the world called the circle. and that company is run by a steve jobs figure played by tom hanks, who seems likeable and charismatic on the outside, but is a little manipulative with a hidden agenda going on. it's very timely themes and fascinating in that regard. regarding transparency versus privacy and how much we're willing to give up. and emma watson's character realizes, she might be sacrificing a lot of her own privacy and the privacy of the entire world. as it goes on, it poses questions that it doesn't really answer. it changes the ending, where the book had a cynical ending, this one has the happy hollywood ending that tries to have it both ways in the end. i it captures the zeitgeist, but isn't sure about what it wants to say about it. >> what about the ent

that was leon harris, the newest member of the team. >> leon will join us at 4:00 today.gularly anchor the weekend evening newscast with erika gonzalez. welcome to leon. >>> 6:51. turn right to first four traffic with problems on 95. >> brand-new problem that just happened here. southbound 95 at 619 triangle. new crash the left side of the roadway is blocked. hoping to get that out of the way. perhaps headed out of town this weekend, inner loop and outer loop of the beltway okay this morning. there. top of the beltway on the outer loop. chopper 4 at randolph road, that way getting reports of malfunctioning traffic lights through the area right now. 39 southbound at stewart lane, still have that disabled vehicle in the center lane causing some slowdowns and this closure on 197 between bw parkway and powder mill road. you can take powder mill instead to get by that. live look 66. waples mill. you can see a little bit of a slowdown. fairfax county parkway, 95 north looking okay. 270 southbound and the top of the beltway no major issues. remember to listen to wtop 105 f.m. wh

. >>> now to leon harris with new developments in the deaths of two especially ops troops in afghanistan. leon, what are you learning? >> jim, we're learning quite a bit about this. it's an unsettling development in a tragic story. this may have been a case of friendly fire, it turns out. two army rangers were killed and a third injured during a raid on an isis compound in afghanistan wednesday night. the u.s. military has launched an investigation that includes the possibility that friendly fire came from afghan forces. 35 isis fighters were killed during that three-hour-long firefight. the target, the top isis leader in afghanistan. military officials believe he was killed but have yet to confirm that. >>> meantime, about george h.w. bush. he was released from houston methodist after a bout of pneumonia. he's 92 and still kicking. >>> it's going to be another bds weekend on the national mall. thousands expected for the people's climate march, that's tomorrow and the course will be from the capitol to the white house. jim, doreen, back to you. >> thank you, leon. >>> local teachers with

erika gone zal lez and leon harris will have your news and sports starting at 7:00. carol maloney will be reporting from inside the verizon center. that's all saturday night. >>> 4:36. another check on weather and traffic. >> look at your friday drive into work. it's almost 70 degrees already. >> yeah. we're cheering for the caps. but the chosen one? really? is his first name jesus. >> it's catchy, but it's a little much. temperatures right now, yes, arch, you're right, near 70 degrees outside. in fact, 71 is our normal high temperature for the day and we're going to keep on warming up from here on out. 67 degrees in the 70s. warm later today. let's take a look at the afternoon forecast. >> good morning. toasty warm today. we are going to be challenging record high temperatures tomorrow. saturday's record at national air mortgage is-- airport is 91 degrees. dulles's record is only 87. i think that one is as good as cooked already. today upper 70s, low 80s. nice day to be outside. back to shorts, short sleeves and sunglasses weathers. >>> the nats forecast, 70s. let's

>> we want to welcome leon harris the newest member of our him on the weekends.ou will be seeing a lot of him. >> i hope so. and judging from this facebook a lot of people like the way it looks. so let's see if we can keep it going. >> happy to have you. >> happy to be here, believe me. >> welcome. already having so much fun, the caps -- i can't get over it. i need to anyway. your weather headlines tomorrow, it is a difficult temperature forecast. the latest information coming in continuing to suggest it's colder north of town and by a lot. i will be posting my pages lafr this. keep a late eye on thunderstorms that could have damaging winds and could be a weather alert day monday. after that, you want cooler more comfortable air, look forwa t

leon harris joins us now with a look at the administration so far. leon? >> jim, this has been the first 100 days like any we've ever seen. president trump has certainly shaken up washington politics, that's for sure and he's followed through on some of his campaign are still a work in progress. perhaps the most clear win for the new administration, the supreme court. although the senate did have to change the rules and use the so-called nuclear option for the first time ever to confirm neil gorsuch to the bench. once a critic of the practice, mr. trump has signed 30 executive orders, more than mr. obama and clinton combined. and hasn't been completely smooth sailing. the travel ban orders have been temporarily blocked. the president has not had a major legislative win. on trade, he maid good wide goo out of the tpp and he's renegotiating nafta. also still to come, the president's budget which calls for big defense increases and cuts to nearly every other agency. all of this has happened with the cloud of a russia investigation hanging over the administrat

saturday night join erika gonzalez and leon harris for an hour-long special.ing the news4 power play. at 8:00, you'll see the caps take on the penguins in game two right here on nbc4. >>> tonight, the lives of 32 young men will change and their dreams come true. for one of those athletes, the redskins will be making that dream of playing in the nfl a reality. the nfl draft starts in just over an hour. just the first round tonight. redskins pick 17th. and more news today from the redskins, the team signing offensive lineman morgan moss to a five-y ct extension. the deal makes he second highest paidig tkle in the league. moses and kirk cousins tweeting about the move, saying congrats to morgan moses on his extension. well deserved, fortunate to be playing with him and the rest of our o-line. >>> afternoon game, nats give-away day in colorado. 26 runs over the last two games, and oh, yeah, way more today. top of the fifth, eaton breaking a tie with a solo shot to right. putting up the nats, 3-2. in the seventh, nats put up 11 runs, bryce harper, already an rbi in

join erika gonzalez and leon harris for an hour-long special, we're calling the news4 power play. at 8:00, you'll see the caps take on the penguins in game two, right here on nbc4. >>> well, you know, we all want to get healthier, right? and if you're looking for a healthier lifestyle, open your instagram. >>> and this week, we have been sharing stories with d.c.'s missing teens after a nationwide social media campaign. >> now a runaway is explaining why teenarsge a it's custom made so you know it's good quality. i'm just speechless because it's perfect. >>> back to our breaking news right now, a stabbing near a middle school in silver spring. jackie bensen just got to scene. jackie, what are you learning? >> reporter: the most important piece of information is that the 14-year-old girl who was stabbed, according to montgomery county police, has injuries described as non-life-threatening. very important. it happened right in front of eastern middle school in silver spring, just around the time that school was letting out. we understand that, according to police, a 14-year-old boy

saturday night, join erika gonzalez and leon harris for an hour-long special, we're calling the news4 power play. then at 8:00, you'll see the caps and the penguins in game >>> and only on 4, tonight a woman who was sentenced for a crash that nearly killed a maryland state trooper. tonight that officer tells us whether he believes justice was done, and he talked about the story of his recovery. >> i still have a therapy and doctors every week. it's just a full -- still an uphill battle, still a lot going on. >>> and you're looking for a new doctor, but can you trust those online reviews? doreen gentzler joins us in the studio with the imp ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> president trump's former national security adviser once again in the spotlight as the pentagon looking into payments that michael flynn received from foreign groups despite a warning against doing that. flynn received money from russian interestsor and his company had a lobbying contract with a turkish businessman. today the w

harry washington. he escaped from out earnings entering the british army where he migrated through nova scotia and eventually sierra leoned the determination to turn those losses into lessons to keep them fighting on. americans can be sure to that path by recommitting ourselves in the time to come, taking history as an inspiration to make the united states the country we dream and need it to be. i for one feel very fortunate this museum is alive right now to show away. [applause] >> please welcome the chairman of the museum at the american revolution and the 17 chief of staff of the united states air force, general john p. jumper. [applause] >> mr. vice president, distinguished guests, and jerry, marguerite and your family can do museum of american revolution honors the courage, sacrifice, toil and blood of a generation who dare to fight the war for independence. they did so on a quest to find a nation dedicated to those self-evident values and truths that all people are created equal and in a conviction that citizen of our nation can and should govern themselves. now 242 years after the first shot was fired at concorde,