any way. i'm told if leslie johnson pleads guilty to a felony she can be forced off the council but being accused of a crime did not disqualify her from serving. h her husband is no longer county executive. he's scheduled to be sentenced in september. we'll have to wait until thursday to find out the details of her plea and what punishment she could face. her hearing has been set for 10:00 a.m. at federal court. back to you. >> thank you. now to a murder history. monday will be the one-year anniversary of when a woman was killed in fairfax county. there's also a new incentive to help to find the killer. >> it's sad and it's not like it's the one-year anniversary and i'm just thinking about her now. it's every single day. every day i've been praying. >> tracy's eyes fill with tears as she thinks about the anniversary approaching monday. it's been one year since her cousin was stabbed to death in her car, which crashed alongside route 50. this video shows her around 3:00 p.m. that sunday leaving an appointment at fairfax plaza. by 3:30 she was dead. finding her killer is a top priority for fairfax county police? >> this year we solved every homicide case we've had. this is from last year. it remains unsolved. and because of that, it's of not only high priority for us officially but personally. it's something that strikes at our heart. we want to solve this case. >> in hopes of generating new tips, police released a photo of her car, a 2008 toyota. and what a family friend is doing might help even more. the family of one of vanessa's best friends just added $20,000 to the current thousand dollar reward fund. >> we thought that would be a nice anniversary present for vanessa, vanessa's mom, her family. nice way of showing support and that the community hasn't forgotten about vanessa. >> steve says vanessa and her daughter became close when the two met at madison high school. the picture stands along family photos in their vienna home. >> there's no question our family really, truly loves vanessa. she spent a lot of time at this house. and we almost had an assigned place for her at the dinner table as often as she would come to the house. >> vanessa's cousin says one of the constant prayers is for an arrest. >> the worst has already happened. the only thing you can even look forward to is an arrest. >> she's hopeful the reward and the renewed focus on this one-year anniversary will make a difference. >> i had this deep feeling that somebody saw something. somebody knows. so i hope that with the money maybe it gives them incentive for somebody to come and speak up. >> family and friends will remember vanessa monday evening by gathering at a bench dedicated to her memory at the vienna town green. the yoga store in bethesda where an employee was killed earlier this year once again is open to the public. lululemon opened for business this morning. it was closed back in march when 30-year-old jayna murray was found inside murdered. the store was renovated and featured the word "love" above the front door. her family attended the reopening today. >> walking into the store was difficult. for me personally i felt like jayna was there with me and i was comforted by that. >> today is just a day she's turning cartwheels in heaven. >> murramurray's co-worker was charged with the murder. she beat murray to death after an argument. >> the virginia state police issued an amber alert today. they are looking for a missing baby boy from virginia. his name is charles dillon. he's not even one years old yet. he was last seen wearing a blue and brown shirt with horizontal stripes and brown shorts. police say he may be with this woman, her name is sarah cline. she's 23 years old and stands 5'3" and may be driving a 2001 green dodge ram 1500 truck tag number xxf-2172. ca call virginia police if you see her or the child. members of the family back on the witness stand in the casey anthony murder trial. jay gray is outside of the courthouse in orlando, florida, with the latest. jay? >> reporter: highly charged day with casey anthony's mom and brother at the center of the tear filled testimony. raw emotion. casey anthony, her mother and brother weeping openly during testimony. the day began with defense making what seemed to be a shift away from challenging scientific evidence and toward establishing the scenario laid out by jose baez opening statement that caylee's death was an accident. defense photos entered as evidence show caylee climbing a pool ladder that was in place june 16th, 2008, the day the defense claims caylee drown and there was a picture of the little girl swimming. something the little girl loved to do. >> she was anxious to get in. >> reporter: perhaps trying to show how dysfunctional the anthony family was, lee was called to his stand. he and his sister breaking down as he described not being at the hospital when caylee was born. >> i was just angry at everyone in general. they didn't want to include me. >> during cross examination, prosecutors questioned that emotion. >> what was different two hours ago in this courtroom about that question that caused such raw emotion today which was not present two years ago when you asked the same thing? >> two years ago i did not 100% hold the belief that caylee was dead. >> reporter: a reality that continues to drive this controversial high profile case. a case that will continue through at least next week with still no clear indication of if casey anthony may take the stand in her own defense. live in orlando, i'm jay gray. now back to you. >> thank you. in north dakota today, the souris river continues to rise. it has already surpassed record levels that stood for 130 years. in the town of minot, residents can only watch and wait to see if their homes will survive. crews worked around the clock for days to strengthen levees and try to protect those homes. a quarter of that town's population has evacuated. a trailer park there is already under water. the souris river is not expected to crest until sunday or maybe even monday. today the house of representatives rejected a resolution that would have given president obama the authority to continue military action in libya. the vote has no immediate effect and the president has not requested the authorization. but the house wanted to make a point. a second effort to slap mr. obama on the wrist backfired. brian moore has our report. >> reporter: a capitol hill showdown about war powers turned into a victory for president obama. >> the nays are 238. the bill is not passed. >> reporter: a house bill that would have cut off pentagon funding for u.s. military involvement in libya went down to an unexpected defeat with the help of a handful of republicans. >> we don't want to pull the rug out from underneath the president of the united states when our military is engaged in an operation. >> reporter: the house gop planned to rebuke the commander in chief for engaging the u.s. military in libya without consulting congress. >> if the commander in chief is going to take forces into war, he midwest take ownership of it. >> the president argued he didn't have to consult congress because libya isn't a war but lawmakers from both parties stepped up to say he overstepped his constitutional bounds. >> when america is to go to war it is congress to lead that charge. >> i do believe that president obama could and should have done a better job of consulting with congress. >> reporter: the showdown put democrats at odds with their president and each other. >> imagine if we turn our backs on nato. what a global embarrassment. >> reporter: in a separate vote the house refused to give the president limited powers to continue operations in libya. powers the president hasn't even requested. the senate is working on a bipartisan bill that would give the president those limited powers but it will have to wait until after the july 4th recess. on capitol hill, brian moore, news4. >> metro funding and safety took center stage at a house oversight hearing today but d.c. police chief made a surprise pitch for more officers for the transit police. her comments came as lawmakers asked high profile incidents recently in which fights were caught on videotape. the police force has about 450 officers in contrast with the pentagon uniform police force which is nearly double that size. >> i can't imagine how of chief does his job with the size of the force that he has. geography that moves. it's very difficult and so i don't know what's always the politically correct thing to say when we're here testifying but i know that he probably won't say it but i'll say it for him. i think he needs more police officers. i really do. >> metro has been promised $150 million in federal funding. the money is matched by local governments and forms 40% of metro's operation budget. the general manager says if congress cuts the money, safety would remain the top priority but he said service would suffer. it's friday. that means doug gets the opportunity to get out of here and go eat other people's food and drink their kool-aid and other things. >> must be nice, huh? >> what a life. >> what a life. looks like you're having fun. now you are lounging by the pool. >> it is tough. i got to tell you how tough this really is. especially on a beautiful day like this. we have seen some really hot and humid weather the last couple of days but today is absolutely gorgeous. not too many clouds out here and right now current temperatures are in the 80s. even some 70s back to the north and west around hagerstown and martinsburg and right now low to mid 80s. with low humidity it's fantastic. coming up later, we'll show you this backyard. shelby come on over. we'll show you this great backyard in mcclain. i'll sbrintroduce you to the fay and shelby here who has been sitting patiently and waiting for the leftovers of my second bacon cheeseburger. >> second? >> you had your second one at 4:30. what are you talking about? come on, doug. >> there's a third on the grill. >> there you go. nice try. >> bring some back for us. >> fires continue to burn out of control in the west and the south. but in one state firefighters may finally be getting the upper hand. >> find out why delta is accused of discriminating against jewish flyers. >> a teenage sailing student no rookie but still drown at a sailing camp. >> michelle obama reaches the final stop on her south african trip and it may be one of her most important visits yet. >> coming up in sports, wizards earning high praise for their performance in last night's draft. virginia cavaliers face another win or go home in the college world series. plus, the era officially begins for the nationals tonight delta air lines is under fire for the second time this month this time an article in religion news service reports the airline is accused of discriminating against jewish flyers. it stems from delta's new partnership with saudi arabia airlines. saudi arabia does not allow americans with israeli stamped passports and visas into the country. critics say delta shouldn't do business with saudi arabia airlines. delta doesn't address the specifics in its statement saying the company does not discriminate nor do we condone discrimination against anyone in regards to age, race, nationality, religion or gender. delta says the country's not the airlines set rules for people allowed to enter the country. earlier this month the airline came under fire for charging baggage fees to an army unit returning from afghanistan. a cell phone recovered from osama bin laden's hideout last month is fueling speculation of a possible link between the al qaeda leader and the pakistani government. the cell phone belonged to bin laden's trusted courier. there's evidence he may have used the phone to call members of a militant group with ties to pakistan's intelligence agency. that's according to a "the new york times" report. it craraises question about tha military group and others in the government helped shelter bin laden for years. first lady michelle obama arrived in botswana today. she met with that country's president and visited children at an hiv/aids clinic. kristen welker has our report from botswana. >> reporter: another jam packed day for the first lady as she arrived here in botswana and went to an hiv/aids clinic for children. she spent some time painting a mural with them. this has been one of the signature issues of her trip because this is such a big concern here in africa. one local official telling me that baotswana spends a billion dollars a year trying to fight hiv/aids and there's a great human toll as well. the first lady met with the president here in botswana and also attended a woman's leadership luncheon. she encouraged the ladies there of all ages to get engaged and get involved in their communities. >> a thriving democracy, a vital society, a fast growing economy and more importantly, a kind and generous people. >> reporter: she had a warm reception here. people were overjoyed to have the first lady visiting ba inina but people wish she would stay longer. that was one point of contention. they are thrilled and honored to have michelle obama here in botswa botswana. the first lady's trip will end on a lighter note enjoying a safari with her family on saturday. >> coming up tonight, a strip club planning to open its doors but with a school nearby not everybody is happy about that. >> some crafty vandals took off with part of a restaurant mascot and now owners are crying foul. weekend shaping up to be a a massive brush fire in southern oklahoma is now 40% contained they say. that fire broke out last night near the resort town of medicine park. it destroyed about 14 homes and burned more than 5,000 acres. about 2,000 people have been evacuated. that fire has been especially difficult to fight because of strong winds out that way. 100-degree heat and extremely dry conditions have not helped. >> check in with doug again. he's been in the backyard in mcclain having a ball. >> that's what he does on friday. claims it's hard work. we know better. >> if i didn't have to come back for the 11:00, you know how things would go in the backyard. beautiful out here today. the weather could not be better. we've seen very warm weather the past couple of days. today is just great. look at this backyard that we are in today here in mcclain. gorgeous as far as the backyard is concerned. the pool is concerned and you have a gorgeous family over here with some of their gorgeous friends. let's talk to them. mary, introduce us first. >> sure. i'm mary. this is herb. this is my daughter, lisa. this is our grandson. my son, john. >> john said when he came here -- come over here. when john came here he said, mom, please go light on the introductions. why would that be, mary? >> because he wants to be, you know, unanimous, cool. >> you are serving the country for us right now, aren't you? >> indeed i would. a shout-out to my sister in boston. >> and they get us in boston. everybody can watch us in boston. we want to say first off why would you want us to come to your house today. you sent pictures. >> we thought shelby on the float was a great draw. we enjoy the weather. you guys every time we see you on fridays you look like you're having so much fun, we wanted to have fun too. >> she mentioned shelby. shelby is the dog. that's right. you heard your name. come on down. you want to go swimming for us? no. >> okay. let's take a look. it's perfect outside if you do want to take a dip in the pool. we'll put both dogs in. the other dog is beamer. let's take a look and see what's happening outside as far as weather is concerned. it's just fantastic out here today. temperatures into the low 80s now. we're starting to see the temperatures come down just a bit. we did get to 90 degrees. that was the second 90-degree day this week but with lower humidity it did not feel that bad at all out there. as far as current temperatures go, we're seeing the temperatures falling down just a little bit behind that frontal boundary. humidity falling. current temperature into the low to mid 80s right now in most of the region. that's where we'll continue to see them stay. let's take a look and show you as far as radar is concerned, nothing to show on radar picture. no storms out there. that frontal boundary passed us by. nice weather for this evening and a nice weekend as well. wider view on satellite picture shows that we did see the front move through here. bigger storms up toward philadelphia and new york city. that's really about it. for us we're going to see things clearing out overnight tonight and we're in for a nice one. this evening your forecast looks like this. we'll talk about partly cloudy skies across the area but cooling down quite nicely by tomorrow morning temperatures into the low to mid 60s in most locations. we will see a very nice start to our saturday. as we move on through the day tomorrow, we do get back into the mid 80s but with less humidity. tomorrow is really going to feel very nice no matter what you're doing out and about tomorrow is going to be fantastic. as far as rest of the weekend goes, sunday looking very good as well with that temperature coming up into the mid 80s once again. and as we move into next week, we do warm up again. coming up on monday and into tuesday we're back to around that 90-degree mark and we introduce shower chances but it won't be all that bad at all. as we look toward the extended forecast, temperatures stay at or above average as we move into next week. as far as our backyard weather, we do this every friday. if you would like us to come to your backyard, just do what mary did. send in mik pictures of that yard. can you tell this guy is a hockey player? >> check out those guns. >> hi. >> hi. >> thanks, doug. >> looks like fun. >> i think they're having a ball. >> coming up, a school versus a strip club. is there room for both in the same d.c. city block? >> a death at a sailing camp even the instructor say it was extremely rare. >> doctors may have figured out to how to reverse the effects of type 2 diabetes. >> kids in d.c. ready to make some money and now there's at least one place where they can find a job this summer. >> coming up in sports, trouble for andy roddick at wimbledon and wizards earn high marks for their work in last night's n the mayor of minot, north dakota, says it may be impossible to save that town from rising floodwaters. crews are working feverishly to strengthen levees and try to protect the homes there. the souris river crushed record flood levels in place for more than a century. >> the house sent a mixed message to president obama. they rejected a bill that would have authorized continued operations in libya. a symbolic brushback but the house didn't pass a measure that would have stopped funding for the fight. police in fairfax county released a picture of the vehicle where the 19 year old was found stabbed to death nearly a year ago. there's also a $21,000 reward offered for official in this case. >> a tragic start to summer on the chesapeake bay. a girl died yesterday after her boat capsized during sailing school in annapolis. >> pat collins has our report. >> reporter: annapolis known as america's sailing capital. there may be more boats in this city than cars. and youth sailing programs drive this passion for wind and water. >> sailing of the juniors is what's going to continue the sport that all of the members of this club love. >> reporter: that's hal whitaker. he's the commodore of the sailing association. they've been teaching young people to sail here for more than 50 years. the flag at the saa at half-staff today in memory of olivia constance. a 14-year-old annapolis teenager who died during a saa sailing class. >> the amount of grief and sympathy i have for the victim's family and for the victim herself -- it's very hard to describe. >> reporter: this is a 420 sail boat. it has a trapeze feature. on the end of line is a hook. this hook goes into a harness that the sailer puts around them. they can stand on this nonskid surface of the boat and lean body over the water and in effect this boat becomes a gigantic wind surfer. it's believed that olivia was involved in a trapeze maneuver when the boat capsized and she got entangled and drown. the sergeant is with the natural resources police. he says that olivia had a life jacket, the school radioed for help right away but in spite of the safety precautions -- >> it's an accident. it's a tragedy. it highlights how fragile life is and these things sometimes happen even taking the best precaution. >> reporter: police have confiscated that boat. the rigging and the life jacket. they plan to inspect it, to investigate it, and to try to figure out exactly what happened here. i'm pat collins, news4, annapolis. >> an arrest in a series of vehicle thefts from two day care centers in germantown. jason thomas is charged with stealing items from vehicles earlier this year. investigators say parents would leave their vehicles unlocked while picking up their children. the victims return to find their personal items including credit cards missing. store surveillance video captured the suspect using the stolen credit cards. more than 50 young people in washington have a way to make some money this summer thanks to the william c. smith and company. the property management firm kicked off summer youth employment program today. for years that company has been hiring d.c. high school students to do a variety of jobs over the summer. citywide about 12,000 d.c. students will have a job under the youth employment program this summer. monday is national hiv/aids testing day. the annual event comes as the district of columbia is making progress in fighting the epidemic but more people still need to be tested. >> reporter: even as the district has reported progress in battling the aids epidemic here, there's a strong push to get all doctors to test all patients routinely for the virus. >> there is probably another 5,000 to 6,000 who have hiv and don't know it. >> reporter: on the wamu politics hour friday, one caller said her over 50 ex-husband has been infected and she's had trouble finding medical guidance for him and the family. >> my ex-husband wants to portray this as nothing worse than diabetes and i think he's just trying not to scare us but i have a lot of questions. >> there are either support groups at our health center or through other community partners that we work with that help the newly diagnosed individual and the family and friends around that individual. >> district officials last week announced that more people are getting tested and getting tested earlier. but the district still has a 3% infection rate when an epidemic is only 1%. among african-american males, the infection rate is 7%. this coming monday is national hiv/aids testing day as the 30-year-old epidemic is managed but nowhere cured. >> that will be with us for a long time. efforts now on education prevention and treatment but very different from what went on 25, 15 years ago. >> the district is sending hiv testing vans to various neighborhoods in an effort to make testing more assessable. there's no charge for the test. doctors over in england say they have had remarkable results in a study to reverse the effects of type 2 diabetes. type 2 diabetes is a chronic condition caused by too much glucose in the blood. researchers at new castle university say a very low calorie diet could help the body produce its own insulin. a study there kept patients on a diet of 600 calories a day for two months. of 11 people, seven of them no longer suffer from the disease. the federal investigation into google and accusations that the search engine is a master manipulator. >> the case of a missing mascot continues. and the owner says vandals hello, guys. we're in mcclain right now. i got to tell you, i'm just looking. mary, this is one of your gardens because your husband says you have a couple gardens around here. look at what mary just pulled out of her garden. that's a very large zucchini there, mary. the laughter is maybe -- okay. so as far as weather is concerned, it's just beautiful out here right now. plenty of sunshine. bright blue skies. really couldn't be better. if you are thinking about making a trip down toward the bay or maybe down toward the beach, the forecast is absolutely fantastic. we're looking at weather down toward the bay around the 80s. low 80s over the next couple of days. humidity will be on the low side as well. winds out of the west tomorrow at 5 to 15 miles an hour. saturday, maybe a little chop on the water but not all that bad. that current water temperature 72 degrees inside the chesapeake. down toward the beaches, great weekend if you are going to head down toward ocean city or louis, delaware. things looking good. temperatures into the low 80s there as well. we're going to continue to see that nice weather last right on through the next couple of days and once again, we told you if you like us to come out to your backyard to show us what you have out there or maybe your side yard or your front yard, we want to throw a block party in the middle of washington, come on down. we want to see those pictures. send us pictures and let us know why you want us to come to weather@nbcwashington.com. for now, live in mcclain. i'm meteorologist doug kammerer. ladies, you're killing me here. >> we're moving on now. thanks, doug. >> the federal government wants to find out if google has too much power. the federal trade commission has kicked off a formal antitrust review of google's business practices. google received notification of the review yesterday. it's unclear what the concerns are but rivals have complained that google manipulates search results to steer users to its own sites and services. police are looking for whoever it was that stole part of a chicken costume. someone stole the head of rockville's kickin' chicken's mascot. the costume is wearing a sign that says someone stole my head. please return it. the restaurant owner says the costume was custom made in peru and that it cost $700. she hopes to get the head back soon. we wish her well in that endeavor. >> who wants a chicken head? >> it doesn't make sense. people will steal anything. >> the nats have to move on after what happened yesterday. venus williams marches on after wimbledon and on the men's side, things not going for andy plans to open a strip club next to a vocational school in northeast are now under way. some residents welcome the business but others aren't happy about the location. >> reporter: longtime residents remember a different era along west virginia avenue m. >> all these places here were occupied by businesses, legal businesses. not car shops like this. you had clothing stores and schools. >> reporter: now another kind of business. >> on sundays on the way to church i come down the avenue and first thing you're going to see are a bunch of prostitutes waving at cars. this is sunday morning. >> reporter: residents say back in 2007 there was open, an effort to open up a new dancing establishment and it was turned back. a voecational school opened anda new beginning. they thought it meant a new beginning for the old neighborhood. little did they know that evens across town would have bearing here. >> no other strip club relocated from where the ballpark used to be to any other ward. they are all forced into ward five. we don't want that to happen. >> reporter: and with the alcoholic beverage control board granting of a liquor license to a new club slated to open here, they fear that they are becoming a red light district. >> the things that we have been told is in some sense that we should be grateful and thankful that we have a strip club that has the status or the environment surrounding it that it has as though it's something we should be grateful about. we're saying no strip club. >> reporter: residents say the license was granted at a closed door meeting of the city's abc board and even the ivy city of old would be better than the one they see ahead. >> there used to be warehouses and jobs. i would like to see those return. >> so nats in chicago looking to extend 11 out of 12. >> they are rolling. news yesterday just shocking. keep on going. that's what i like. after walking out on the n aran yesterday, jim handly -- ringleman left. today ringleman disclosed his displeasure on the radio. john mclaren was named as interim manager. mclaren will manage for the first time since 2008 when he was with the seattle mariners. mclaren was fired halfway through the season and coincidentally was replaced by bench coach jim ringleman. the nats top choice is johnson. manager of the year after guiding orioles to the crown. he also led the mets to a world series title in 1986. here is mclaren's reaction to ringleman's resignation. >> shock, blind-sided. caught me off guard. jim and i talked all the time. i knew he had been upset for quite a while. my main message for jim was just win. and everything will take care of itself. and this just kept building on him. i was blown away. i had no idea this was going to take place. >> what have you been told about the position and how long you'll be the interim manager? >> i'll manage tonight and we'll go from there. that's what i've been told. i'm good with it. >> john laren doing what he's told trying to keep the nats rolling tonight. turning to the college world series. virginia faces eliminate again tonight against defending champ south carolina. they avoided being sent home by defeating cal. cavs on the board first at a brand new stadium. top three california does uva a favor. anderson uncork as wild pitch allowing king to score from third. the cavs take 1-0 lead. love that. team captain and pitcher tyler wilson just drafted by the os strikes out five and gave up one run. top six, sweet play here. 2-0 cavs. a shot to center and you see how it's real sunny and shady there. darrel matthews having trouble seeing the ball in the sun. goes all of the withay to the w and hustling around the bases, he's going to score. throw to the plate not even close. he's safe at home. i like to call it inside-the-park home run but ruled as a single and three base error. good stuff. virginia defeats cal 8-1 setting up a rematch against south carolina tonight at 7:00. nba now. the widow of former wizards owner put her stamp of approval on the draft class praising three players that wizards selected last night. one says the wizards earned an a for how well they did in the nba dr draft. they select jan vesely. he's considered by scouts could be the most nba ready among the international players taking in the draft. with the 18th pick, the wizards drafted florida state forward chris singleton. 6'9" singleton two time acc defensive player of the year and 34th pick they go with shelvin mack who is a terrific athlete and proven winner. here's what president ernie grunfield had to say about the wizards 2011 draft class. >> we like what they bring to the table but at the same time they have to do it on the court. they have to mesh. so i don't know if it's accelerated the process. i think our plan remains the same. and our plan all along was to build through the draft and to accumulate assets and get ourselves flexibility moving forward. >> ernie may be hopeful the team can turn things around this season and i know it's kind of getting ahead of myself. dwight howard becomes a free agent after next season. maybe he can land in washington and become a pal with john wall and these guys. what a wonderful dream. i'm not the only one. that would be sweet. >> that would be nice. >> a good core of young players. >> ain't happening but nice. nice to think about. >> talking tennis. venus williams continues to dominate at wimbledon. on the men's side, andy roddick taking on lopez and roddick has never lost to lopez in his career. that is until today. roddick is the last american man to win a major. he won the 2003 u.s. open. down one set to nothing, roddick comes to the net and check it out. just gets a racket on it. wins the point. looking good so far. so now we go to the second set tie breaker. roddick serving again. and he tries to challenge lopez again and this time ripped right by him. lopez upsets roddick in straight sets knocking him out of the tournament. on the women's side, venus williams sharp this afternoon against maria jose sanchez martinez. martinez tries the backhand but venus says i don't think so. returned down the line for the point. she's so good. later venus serving at the top of your screen. two exchanging groundstrokes and then this is my favorite here. the soft volley beautiful shot. venus williams wins in straight sets. venus trying for her sixth wimbledon title. and finally tonight, a scary moment for the philly fanatic at a mine e er league baseball gam. foul ball hit into the stands. watch closely. the fin attic takes it right off the neck. ouch is right. this happened during a aaa game. the fin attic was taken to the emergency room and later released. he's okay. good news. you know he's been around since 1978. that guy can go anywhere. >> i got to say real quick. instead of -- well, the wizards got this guy vesely, instead of thinking about dwight howard, consider his girlfriend. she stood up. she looked had im eed him in th. >> she's 6'8". pretty good. >> she was wearing heels but still really tall. >> she's a good free-throw shooter. she said she was better than vesely which they don't want to hear that. talking trash there. >> love to see them on the court sometime. >> thanks. coming up, the couple that proves it's never too late to get married for the first time. >> for all of your news, follow news4 online. >> there was an unusual crash at a motorcycle race in france last weekend. one man fell taking out a teammate and then the two racers motorcycles became lock. the motorcycles then began spinning in a circle out of control. the racers tried to catch the bikes but they were going just too fast. one motorcyclist became untangled and they were too damaged to race. one man finished in 17th place after grabbing another bike. final check, doug. >> all right. we're out here in mcclain. they are looking for a good forecast. i told them we have to do one more forecast and she said you better get it right. we're looking pretty good for this weekend. let's take a look at that forecast for the weekend. looking fantastic. high temperatures into the middle 80s saturday and sunday. that's with low humidity and right now we're thinking both days will be on the dry side. slight chance of a shower tomorrow. we're not even talking about that. as far as monday and tuesday go, we are going to introduce those chances for showers one more time. warmer as well. upper 80s on monday. back to near 90 on tuesday. once again we're looking at a fantastic weekend and a fantastic evening. we would like to thank you for having us out here today. thank you very much. herb, great job on the grill my friend. very good job. herbie, keep going, buddy. good to see you. back inside to you right now from mcclain. good-bye, everybody. we'll see you next week. >> all right. thanks, doug. we want to tell you now about gilbert herrick. he's 99 eayears old. he got married two weeks ago for the first time in his life. gilbert says he never met the right girl until now. he lives in a nursing home in rochester, new york. that's where he met his bride. she's a young little thing. 86. tracked her down after seeing a display of her art work. >> i kept visiting her. she asked if we could have a room to share, and they said you can only have it if you're married so she said let's get married and i said yes. >> is that all it takes? come on. gilbert and his new wife will make the most of the time they have left. we have the idea that they are going to have one heck of a lot of fun. >> it's a beautiful thing. >> for the time they do have left. good for them. love tha