. >>> thank u. d.c. water crews are repairing a broken water main on third street.he street has been dug up. the repairs may take a while. this is in the southeast. right now, the road is closed. we'll have a live report fnem the s coming up in a few minutes. >>> a fairfax out community is mourning the death of a >>fathe. he worked behind theer cou in herndon. officers arrested the suspect in minutes. friends say he had two jobs and is leaving hind a father. 14 police are asking residents for any tips they may have. finding the hate-filled flaye on monday. maybes say the flyers are a jumbled bess of words and thoughts. >> it goes on. on and on. >> it's absurd and vile and h e hatef hateful. >>> we have a broking news involving the crash between a speaker and two boys. a 15-year-old was killed and a johnson atiddle school. it happened at 15th place and shippan lane. the scooter slided with a car. the other boy is in critical condition. >>> a man is being held for fireworks. he had a mortar tube in one hand and dropped a lit mortar into the cub because he is going to

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d.c. skyline, things will be getting started downtown. today mayor bowserd u the d.c.the word out about staying safe and staying out of trouble while celebrating independence day. >>g mixlcohol in hot weather and family events and fireworks can lead to a lot of different kind a of fireworks, we want everybody to have a safe and happy weekend. >> reporter: a for what's going on wednesday, the nats will face off with the red sox in the morning at 11:30 at nats park. the big parade along constitution avenue starts at11 5 and if you're thinking about going to the capitol for the symphony concert, gates open at 3:00. the concert starts at 8:00. of course, the national mall will be packed with those going to the folk life festival and those looking to get a good spot for theireworks. this family came from south carolinahe for fireworks. >> i think we're going to come t here on the mall area and enjoy the entertainment and fireworks. >> reporter: do you know what you're up >> no. t? >> reporter: you're not going to be aown. >> i did hear too. eporter: today officials demonstr

. >> thank u, melissa. >>> d.c. united fans your stadium is here.oday, they will cut the ribbon on audi field. the 20,0-seat stadium is expected to bring in 1 million annual newit vs per year and $1.6 billion in economic activity. the first game at audi field is set f july 14th. >>> and -- ll new this morning, that is daredel and annapolis trnative, is pastrana, making history with three death-defying jumps in las vegas. cars,ped over 52 crushed 16 buses and a fountain at caesar's palace. his jumps were a contribute to evel knievel who made the jps ago.t 52 years he cleared them a 124 feet, which is 50 feet longer than knievel's ju. >> but he is an 11-time x-game gold medalist. >>> continuing coverage of the hat ly helicopter crash went down into town homes, not far from william and mary. >>> getting rid of your pn, not wit opioids but with a needle. we're talking acupuncture and whether it works and whether it's good for you. news 4 today continues after this. battery in your smart lock? maybe you could trust you won't have to actually talk to your

. >>> a part of the popular u street corridor in the d.c. area could soon be known by a differentname. d.c. council will consider emergency legislation to rename the 12 hundr00 block of u stree ben's chili bowl wa t the goal i get it renamed for the 60th anniversary that's coming up next month. you mi ben chili's bowl unveiled a new mural featuring news4's formerc jim vance. coming up, megan v. grath will have details on howou can help council members decide on the name change. >>> the days of strolling into the national zo without a lot of security around you could be ending. hsonian institution has a proposal to the national planning commiion calling for serious security increases. it includes more perimeter fencingnd reducing the 13 pedestrian entrances to just three security checkpoints. the proposal will be reviewed next week. >>> looks like we won't be seeing a new panda cub any tim soon at the national zoo. >> what? >> no. th giant panda, mei xiang, will not give birth this year. scientists at the zoo say she experienced a pseudopregn

d.c. landmark. it's been located here on u street since 1958, but the address may soon be changing. may soon become ben's chili bowl way. d.c. council is considering an emergency resolution that would change the name of the blockonn of the restaurant. we're talking about the stretch between 12th and 13th street now, ben's chili bowl stayed open and survived the 1968 riots and has been a gathering place decades.ny people for our own recently departed jim vance is on the mural on the side of the building. now, the restaurant is anniversaryits 60th in august, so the emergency designation on resolution is designed to speed things along so that theanoad signse changed in time for the big celebration, so that they can actually unveil those bes chili bowl way signs d ing that 60thcelebration. back to you guys. >> megan mcgrath on u street this morning. megan, tha you. >>>meanwhile, the days of strolling into the national zoo without a lot of security around you could be coming to an end. the smithsonian institution wants to make significant security changes. that includes more perimeter fe

d.c. details on the coffe giant's plan oo transform of its cafes coming u >> ♪ the district.ay local bike advocates took to the steps of the wi con building toall for action. the washington area bike yor to do something aboutd the it. we also hea from the motherld of the 39-ye killed by charter bus after his bicycle i tire got stuckn the streetcar rail on h street. >> ddot needs to step up and oach. the mayor nee step up and do something about these streetcar flanges thatd i've june 23rd that my son has passed. i i'm sordidn't know about it. that's not my field of expertise. i believ that the's ddot's cd that's all i got to say. my son'sould have been prevented. >> less than two weeks clist ar. >> starbucks will open its very first u.s. store designedom for the deaf cmunity. the coffee giant will transfm a store near gallaudet university at sixth and h street. it will close to gallaudet as you heard me say scl it will ose briefly in octobero redesign the space to hearing c5 deaf and hard of hearing baristas and others who are fluent in america sign language. starcks first sig

d.c. council introduced an emergency resolution last week. itould rename the 1200 block of uen's chili bow way. >>> a bill that establishes clear noise level restrictions and lowers the fin for violators will voted on by d.c. couayil tuesd the original bill has ap penalty of to year in jail for violators but tomorrow's emergency msure won't include that provision lowering the fine from $1,000 to $300. >> 4:55 on this monday morning. mike tngmas talki about our work weekecast. good morning. >> yeah, good morning to youas well. getting ready fore. sun monday sunshine going to continue here with what we kind of started over the weekend although temperatures will be noticeably wmear near 9s afternoon though humidity will still be in what i would call notoar d mouc o don't expect anything onugho the crseu aircl is kind of in place thatn came dow from. every now and then canada sends us something nice in the way of some drier air but as hourghs hr--ou well, the evening daytimenight into the hours tomorrow expect hot and humid conditions to come back. temperatures in the middleour t

u, doug. >> kelvin at the all-star game in d.c. was a blast. it was back to work fortunate tonight. could they inch t closer he could they inch t closer he division lead with the braveind i fe-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons were able to look inside my brain and plan for a successful surgery. it's remarkable that i woke up and ran five miles this morning. i would tell gw hospital thank you for giving me new life. for life's defining moments the george washington univeristy hospital defining medicine. >>>is the xfinity sportsdesk. >> bryce harperinng the home run derby felt like the shot in the arm the nats needed. after all, they had lost five of their last eight heading into the break. they gotteen strasburg and ryan zimmerman off the dl today. strasburg last pitched june 8th, sim last played on may 9th did pinch hit in the sixth. their star pitcher took the mound, results not up to his rd stan strasburg might need more time to get sharp. braves shostop ozzie albees gets atlanta on the board with an rbi doubl

d.c. had d.c.te u and everything going on the last few days and tonit is the home run derby and tomorrow the classic. >> we've been looking at this date for two years. before we openede this w knew it was an important date not just for us or the city. we're out here representing d.c. with the half smoke and our new england cuisi with the crazy lobster tail. a little rain coming through here right now. >> justle a li >> told that we're working ton. >> don't worry. >> but wre ready for everyone to come on down here, right by the first base gates, hav lobster tail, a beer and wait for the lines to subside and walk on in. >> come on in, leon. you know. you've not been able to eat the -- >> e ry time you dothis, you do it with something i'm deathly allergic to. half smokes, not on that list. >> you gott i this time. >> look, guys. just that quick. we're good now. just that quick. i'll be right back. i'll be right back.oi we're to toss it back into you guys. i've got some weather coming up in a few minutes. we'll talk about where the storms are and right now though we've got some work to do. >> yo

d.c. restaurant is getting rea to celebrate 60 years on u street and city leaders want to speed up the name changecess so that all of the road signs will be changed in time before hearing next month. >>> it's a thought that goes through the minds of so many i hour area who live in high rises, getting suckn an elevator. this happened at to a boy who got trapped at the height of the rush hour. news 4 gordon's reports. >> i was kind of nauseous and my head was hurting. >> reporter: 13-year-oldtc michl wahed the video that his er moth's fiance took on his cell phone. michael was stuck on the hot elevator in their apartment ilding on bin ladensburg road on july 5. >> when it wasn't working, i was panicking. >> i could hear him yelling and screaming and panicking saying i'm stuck. help mean get out of herpl please, se. >> reporter: michael's mother called 1911. this d.c. fire res chew squad responded and got him out. michael was shaking. >> this is my new apartment building, not even a yea old and i just feel as though, you know, that shouldn't have happened at well. >> the company that manages t

bowl h been here on u street since 1958, but the address may soon be changing from u streeto n's chili bowl way. the d.ccounc is considering an emergency resolution that woul change the namf the block in front of the restaurant to ben's chili bowl way. so, we're talking about the th etch from 12th to 1 streets. now, ben's chili bowl stayed open and survived the 1968 riots and haseen aathering place for so many people for decades. our own recently departed jim he vance is on mural on the side of the building. so, a real landmark her in the d.c. area. the restaurant is celebrating its 60th anniversary in august. the emergency designation to this resolion is designed to speed things along so that they can change the street name and all theigns in time for that 60th celebration. back to you guys. >> megan, thank you. your tim is 6:37. >>> all summer long, we are bringing you ideas for staycations. molette green is working for you in chevy chase. >> reporter: that's right. we're getting one with nature here. we've got boris,ma , and liam here just found this slug. four ways to enjoy this four ways to enjoy t

d.c. home. yesterday, d.c.te u welcomed wayne rooney to the team.ayed f everdon last year but is best known for his years at manchester united. he agreed to 2 a 1/2-year contract worth roughly $13 million. >>> a food fight heating up here. forgetdohe hot gs. today's tradition is about burgers. you won't believe the record one woman has set. >>> staycations prove you don't need to leave town to have a good time. molette green is working for y this morning. hi, molette. hi.eporter: we're at the newseum, checking at havertys we know everyone has different tastes. and this independence day... y ...we're making it e to e hurry in to havertys independence day sale. for the last few days, thmore you spend, the more you save- up to $1000. yhow much you save is up ! with more styles and custom fabrics to choose from. it's furniture that fits y. havertys. life looks good back to the game show where the prices are set, but the chalnge is... "guess that price!" for the win, how much is the average daily cost lectricity from novec? within one dollar, mary. r,tha

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d.c. council to outlaw single u plastic straws.everalestaurants have itched to paper straws for environmental reasons. the bill is set to get a public hearing in the fall and could become law nex ar. >>> 5:36. we're learning more about a bizarre act of vandalism in northeast d.c. somebody tossed giant chess pieces off an apartment building. several cars were damed by that monday night. pieces of those -- ties came from the senate square apartments near i and second streets northeast. the large chessboard and pieces are part of the apartment's rooftopitams. one man told us his wife's car was hit. he's just glad she wasn't hurt. >> i have a lack of words. it's s stupid. people could get really hurt. >> three vehicles had about a thousand dollars worth o damage. no arrests so far. >>> city leaders a forward with a plan to build a new stadium for the potomac tionals in fredericksburg. according to the freelance star, a letter of intent was approved with the owners of the nationals. it calls for the owners finance, build and maintain a

d.c. >> all-star game set for tomorrow. u don't have to wait until then to enjoy the festivities. look at the map. this is where the mlb has t up its play ball park. it's a free attraction across from nats park. we go to molette green. >> reporter: yeah. the alexandria little leaguers are here. they've been showing me what i need to do to hit this ball. look at kthis. cht out. here we go. my hands are wrong. >> hands together. >> you show me what i need to. do >> okay. okay. here we go. okay. i need to practice.'s thathy we're here. david james, come over here. he is the vice president of softball/baseball development. this is the greatest thing for baseball fans to come out here and do all sorts of fun things. >> absolutely. you'll come out and play and get instruction by usa basall and usa softball. you mentioned baseball and softball. girls coming out to play. >> we have girls out here. wave, everybody. baseball is for girls and boys. >> solutely. >> we want to make sure they're provided opportunies. we hav represents from the united states women's baseball team. so, the instru

d.c.. newas will you rele video shows u moments leap to davidly shorting in northeast. >> provided a look at thets vehicle and su who unlearned terror and d.c. police headquarters, good morning, man. >> and makiyah didor not su that attack. of four adults injured one said to be in a baltimore hospital in critical conditio condition. w we want to show you surveillance video. police want to get it out and help idectify these ss. take a cse look. it shows a black four dirni finty sedan with rear bumper miinging andaper plates and pulls up into the court regard and four d suspect tressed in black and one white hoodie jumped out the vehle and opened fire on the neighborhood. law enforcement sources tell "fox5" dozens r ofounds with r were fired in attack that lasted ten second. >> and residen were out raimd:00 a.m. really in shock about such a brutal attack and such a young victim. and tyard.ardco >> i'm all nerve whus i cam out of my house. but lately it's been more than usua here. and guess i'mlways afraid for myself and children of the community. >> and that's what so manypeop. many children o

u need to get somewhere? that's positive. >> the d.c. council voted in rivor of a tax on ride shang services. that money raised by the tax could go to fund metro. >>> police tell us that the man g ran on the tracks at the gallery place metro, was the same person that was wanted for shooting someonen adquarters. you can see him jumping from the platform on to the track. he is accused of shooting a man on the sidewalk near the tuesdae to i-395 o when he was on the trasts at the metrion, other riders thought he needed help and came to his aid. >> i was just saving a human he ends up to be -- assisting, i guess, the pice to detain a guy who is a suspect. it was a good deed, i guess, you know? >> policey say tound a semiautomatic handgun when they sted him. he has a history of jumping on to track. and court records show she was arrested for assault in arlington in october. areat's no secret that our can be expensive. and prince george's county is giving help to people to buy the first home. the goal isp to h renters who are having a hard time coming up with downyment and closing costs. middle-inco

d.c. out of the flash flood watch. good news for u. still new york city, philadelphia, boston, providence, everyone has a chance with storms dumping rain in a short period of time. between 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. new york to boston to providence and hartford by about 2:0 or 3:00 p.m., that is gone and shifts further to the south. later this evening we have evening plans aroundnashville, ashville, raleigh, charlotte, memphis, you will ber dodging shand storms. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> well, behind the cold front isome beautiful air. look at grand rapids today. detroit 79 and sunny. the humidity much, much lower. so that's the enjoyle air that will be coming down even to the mid-atlantic over the>> weekend. and over the weekend, some people are going to see some of the best summer-like conditions they've had in a while. >> we've been waiting for this. definitely been hot. bill, thanks. >> wld war ii veteran is going viral after throwing the opening pitch before a m

u-2, spy satellites. seed didn't salvage the civil defense headquarters for washington, d.c. we do spy tours in washington. if you're interested, please let me know and we take a group of people up to the area and do a spy tour of washington and then back down to richmond. more information online at cold war.org. one of the last things i want to point out. p or on stage, this is one of the letters, the envelopes that my father would make in prison. he would make these envelopes as a quota, that was his job in prison and he would use the same letters to write home to his family. this is what the standard envelope would look like that he would make and then write letters to an insert and mail home. here, wee items over have been nesting dolls, this is a set my father brought home , alongison as a souvenir with a little plastic dog that he also brought home. my father was able to bring home a few items. they did not allow him to come home with rubles. they were illegal to take out of the country. he took him the day before went to east germany to spend his rubles. he brought a f

we're 52 right now in d.c., 50 at frederick and we even got some u 40's, hagerstown 49-degry comfortableughout the day today. clouds have cleared the region from overnight. sunshine will break out once again today.hr onlyeat is maybe a shower wn throughf portions odo ia. but here in d.c. and up to the north through maryland, we should keep it dry.me high todaa degree better tomorrow, 89 degrees. no excuses. beautiful weather for the zip trip we he s to you up in thurmo,, maryland. all r that's a check of the forecast. off t eff. n >> ro375:ht r niglines still on time. crash in bowie just north of at the intersection of enterprise road. ide from that crash the rest of your secondaries looking rthbound dale city to thew mino5 beltway you can see the headlights coming towar us. because of volume 21 minute b ride right nowut any time it's under a half hour i still say you're in pretty good shape.d route one looks once you cross the mixing bowl. 395 in good shape. five not dealingith any problems at 301 theplit. traffic.ur >> 5:37 is the time. mike talked about this. this week's zip trip almo

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d.c. united fans thrilled at the outcome. we're going to check in with sherry in a moment about. darcie u joins from audi field. >> fans are continuing to make their way home andy t have some big smiles on their faces after tonight's win. it is really something special to attend the first game at a new stadium. >>.c. united fans cheer as the team wins its first game at its w home, audi field in southwest d.c. >> fans packed the 00 million stadium. itts sea 20,000. lookik just about every seat was filled. many were excited to see the team's new star player wayne rooney. >> he's a great player. i want him to score some goals for d.c. united. >> some are attending their first professional soccer game ever. thess wanted to experience it with their sons. >> it's an amazing to open the audi stadium and see how it's a world class, state of the artacity in the nation's capital, very kid friendly, itt doeset better than this. >> this is my first d.c. united game, and it's awesome. i walked in here, and it was -- the atmospheres incredible. game.s is my first >> fans have waited many years for the

d.c. department of youth rehabilitation service also joining us is frank malone, founder of the 100 fathers incorporated. thank you for being with ule eric wasin rcerated, his son became involved with juvenile services under your agency and supervision. workers actually helped get that letter t writing going a fostering of that relationship. >> our philosophy and approach who understand that the key to serving and helping young people is to help the build strong families that connects them to their loved ones. it's not surprising our staff that we call youth developme representatives, not correctional officers, who see their roles helping young people to develop most of all strong relationships with their family. >> we know the importanc of fathers in the lives of their children. you founded the organization, you say, to try to change the way fathers and men are viewed by society. what do you mean by that? whg? are you do >> we started -- if you brought up a father it was an afterthought when education and planning, the father was the after thought. we wanted to move men out from dows into the family and the community. we founded

d.c. it helps to set the record straight in regards to my father's performance and the u-2 incident. my father followed all of his orders. he was never ordered to commit suicide. the pin that he took with him, a little pin concealed in a hollowed out silver dollar, dollar opens up, this was not an actual replica of the one that my father carried but it gives , you an example of what you can hide that my father carried, but it gives you an example of what you can hide in a silver dollar. he took it out, he thought about using it, he decides to throw away the dollar, thinking it would be the first souvenir a russian would want. he puts the pin in this -- and then during a strip search it was found. he is already in enough trouble. he did not want to have a murder conviction on top of an espionage conviction. he is already in enough trouble. the soviets test the device on a dog. the dog dies in 20 seconds from asphyxiation. the poison on the needle shuts down the nervous system. what i found from my research is if the pilot had taken the needle, his central nervous shutdown andhave , he

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d.c. and virginia, headlights are required whe visibility is less than 500 feet. dot forget to u those wipers. >>> we are just one month from the start o the school year, and students in washington are de -- >> pressure is proess and we can and will be heard and no one can silence us. >> this gun reform rally was held in annapolis yesterday. students fromd, great mills high school. it's there where 6-ye jalen willie was killed back in march. and among the passionate cr d, was a "capital gazette" reporter. >> i want you to try grieving for five different people a once. try doing that when the last memory you have of theenare their videaths. >> these areists killed at the "capital gazette." >>> in virginia, u.s. senateac candidatesoff in their first debate yesterday. their first debate was in hot springs, virginia. aenator kaine painted stewart as rubber stamp. the two also exchanged jabs over the presidens recent summit with vladimir putin projected strethweakness. >> we were standing up to the russians, now we have senor kaine, who wants to declare the russians are enemies. he wa

d.c. kick off ther all-s weekend in style. nationals manager davey johnson is back in town,s fills u in on his retirement, his thoughts on the othersome advice for nervous nats . fans >> relax. they're going to do it. >>> history madeor at the w cup, and one french player joins the likes of pele. let's get this party started. wait. is that bill nye, the science guy? >> i watched this guy since i was young. his locker is right beside mine. i'm trying so hard not to fan boy him right now. " >>sports final" starts now. >> let's play ball. ♪

d.c. to flex its muscle and show theountry we know how to do baseball. it was also a chance to show off an area of theerity that's u gone a rapid transformation since the ballpark was built. i and will most fans from out of town were impressed. news 4d tal to the fan who told us we need one more thing to truly be a baseball city. >> all star summer has reached its peak. kids inhis fountain pool. voters on the -- are all par of it. the capitol river walk is decorated in all sr red, white and blue. washington went without a team for 33 years. then, the joy of baseball returned. and the best day of my life was april 1 2005. when baseball returned. i used to go to griffith stadium with my grandfather and brother. i i love >> nationals park spurred oevelopment all around it from the stadium capitol hill. construction cranes are putting up w buildinh offices, restaurants and retail. andesential. some season ticketholders see the seem to be getting a little giddy. >> will washington have to w a world series like houston did in order to get the respectf being called a real baseball down? >> i think it will. honestly. >> wa

d.c. have her laptop and phone as evidence. they say she worked u with a. citizen to manage introductions to people with influence in american politics, including an organization promoting gun rights. which has been identified as the nra. ifutina is convicted of being an unregistered foreign agent for russia, she cou face up to ten years in prison. her lawyer entered a not guilty plea on her behalf and said this is not espionage, this is not a case, this is simply a student of foreignrs aff who did nothing illegal. that's the latest from the u.s. courthouse. jim, back to you. >> all right. a story that certainly gotome legs there. chris gordon. chris, thank you. pat? >>> just in,n lockdow now lifted on the campus of american tiversity. students were told shelter in place today after someone reported seeing a man with a gun near the campus on new mexico avue. police and secret service agents searched all of the buildings on campus, but no problems were discovered. >>> now to a story that is graphic and one that some of you disturbin a local man says he feels

u waiting for the gates to open. that's expected to happen very soon. and people are getting here extra early to take look and see the new home of the d.c. united. we shot a little bit ofid earlier today just to give you an idea what it looks like outside the stadium. officials cut the ribbon for audi field less thanne week ago. it's a $500 million stadium that seats 20,000 soccer fans. now, i spoke to a 14-year-old who's excited about attending this first game here. >> i'm just a big soccer fan in to have a team locally around my area, i have to support them. >> is it a big deal for you as a teen to get to go to the first game here? >> yeah, because 5 years from now, i can still say, i went to the first game at audi field. it's going to be interesting. >> what are you looking forward to the most about the new stadium and being here? >> well looking forward to the team winning. but also to thembnce of a new stadium. big soccer fan. >> what do you think of the location here? >> we're finding out. first time today, hopefully it will all work out. >> reporter: and everybody fere is hopin a win. again, you can see the crowds here, just waiting for t

d.c. leaks.com to publish the data and information that they were able to obtain through u spear fishing.ically sent malicious links to volunteers and employees of the democratic campaign. the department of justice says there was another alias created called gucifer 2.0 posing as a blogger and had identified themselves as a member of a romanian community of hackers to try and distance themselves from the russian government we're learning about this web of russian nationals that were conspireing according to the department of jus its, to take these documents, publish them, and influence the 2016 election. we'll see what more the deputy attorney general has to say about that we'll continue to monitor this news conference by the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein announcing new indictments in the mueller investigation. back right after this. are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you control your networ

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d.c., maryland and virginia area. >>here's a hearing this afternoofor security changes proposed at the nationaloo. the zoo has had to dealrionsn wt this after a mstony ,well spring break were utity crowds. feg p ndl the zooee additiona in orderse to gaps in existing fencing. the hearing is opened to the public. >> metro boa set to extend parking fees through the end of the year. the board will vote on the issue at meeting today. then in the fall they'll decide whether or not to make the changes permanent since february metro has been charging a two dollars parng fee on saturdays and at 13 stations with par vre traindkic manar passengerse charged a higher parking fee than regular metro> riders. >>ming up, cha ching. the fcc may be cashing in on your complaints. >> hm. so h much would you have to pay the fcc to do their job? details ahead. >> as we head to break right now, the time in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> man harassed a woman for wearing a t-shirt with puerto rican flag shirt. he asks areou a citizen. the woman can be heard a oing thefficer for help and telling him she's uncomfortable. the officer is seen walking away while the man continues to harass that. w other officers

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u blair hasil the end of the day to ask for a recount. he lost byme 79 votes. >>> we have new video in a sexual assault investigation in northwest d.c. police say the man running in this video had just assaulted a woman in her home. the man assaulted her at knifepoint and took off. >>> the aclu of d.c. has filed a lawsuit for a questionable stop and frisk. he said thate felt like the officer sexual assaulted him. >> humiliating. something i relive over and over again. it happened on my birthday. it's a memory that i will never forget. he says he wants the officer fired. at a d.c. council meeting, he said the officer was disciplined for this incident and removed from titt particular >>> first responders in the district are seeing a big increase in overdoses. >> they believe a bad batch of s.drugs is to blame with t >> we go to megan mcgrath. good morning. what happened here? >> reporter: it's causing a lot of ern. there's a concern about this drug that's out there on the streets and the potential harm that it can do. d.c. fire and ems responding to over 100 overdoses since saturday. a lot of them happened here. took at the video here.

d.c. hosted the midsummer classic as we told you. there's been som changes. in 1969, about 74% players were white. 11% being latino. and in 2017, latinos made u 29% of the league. back then, you could get a lower level ticket for just $12. if you adjust that for 82inflation, that's bucks today. and attendance has doubled over the years. more than 28,000 fans on average attendaj a typical league game. that doesn't include everyone who watches it on tv. >>er our live ce of the all-star game kicks off at 5:30. we'll go live tar national with a preview of the big game and interviews from those involved in puttito it ther. >>> coming up, mgm national harper is growing. we a going to give you a look inside a new multiple dollar expansion. >>> plus, two words -- lava bomb. all of it caught on >>camera. sheena? >> this morning as you wake up and walk outside, it is wa. it is humid. temperatures will be in the 80s for manyu. and you'll notice more clouds around today. we have thunderstorms off to our west. those wil be here this afternoon. but will they be gone in time for the ♪ >>> 5:15 now. we ourned back to coverage of the all-star game. baseball h

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