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9:31 on this saturday morning. there's a new princess in the palace. kate middleton gave birth and we're all over royal frenzy including the celebrations outside the hospital and the wait to find out what the name of the princess will be. and the overnight search at the watergate complex now leading into the morning hours. teams are clearing the rubble right now to make sure the structure is safe enough to search for a possible body. but first, we want to say hello sunshine. 70s today. and we could be talking 80s to close out the weekend. >> and sunshine is chuck's name right? that's your nickname. >> it's my middle name. >> we'll take that. it fits this weekend, right? >> yeah. it's going to be a really nice weekend to be outside. so many great outdoor festivals and outdoor activities to take part in. the avon walk the 39 mile walk is this weekend. of course the d.c. embassies, 40 are open to walk around and take a look around. enjoy your weekend, everybody. the weather is going to play slow pitch with us this weekend. plenty of sunshine out there right now. there's the capitol wheel right there. nice looking morning to be outside. we're warming up fast. already 58 now at national airport. 59 gaithersburg. 63 in winchester and front royal. here's our exclusive skycast 4. can with time i think we'll see more and more sun this afternoon. we may be able to get one or two lonesome showers. near 70 by lunchtime. mid-70s for highs today. even warmer tomorrow and the week ahead may be the warmest stretch of weather we've had since last september. details on all that when your seven-day forecast comes up. >> thanks chuck. we are following a developing story in the district. search crews are on the scene following that garage collapse at the watergate building. derrick ward has switched up his location on us for a reason. what you got going on behind you? >> reporter: moments ago things picked up a bit. you see that truck there? there is a bobcat on the other side a small excavator that is now moving dirt and putting it into the truck. a few minutes before the truck was there, you can get a lay of the land. this construction is going on mainly behind the main building here. there's a lot of renovation going on. but yesterday around 10:00 there was a collapse. a 40 by 40 foot section of the garage section here came down taking down several levels below it. when they gan to search with ab cadaver dog alerted on the pile. then they started to shore up what remained of the structure so they could get in there. now, we have seen members of d.c.'s search and rescue or collapse team here on the scene. and they are still here at this point. we don't know however, if there has been anything newfound. we'll try to find that out for you. what happens here is although this building is under renovation people not only from the watergate complex but others use that garage for long-term parking. the effort remains underway. as far as we know now, the last big news was a cadaver dog alerted on a debris pile here. you're live at foggy bottom. derrick ward news4. at noon marchers in baltimore will begin marching towards city hall. last night police arrested 15 protesters for violating the curfew. police say they are no longer on tactical alert but the curfew will stay in effect through the weekend. yesterday the state's attorney announced it was a homicide. all six police officers involved in this death are facing criminal charges. take a look at their shots. officer caesar goodesongoodson, he was driving the police van that carried gray when he suffered a spinal injury. three others are charged with involuntary manslaughter. the two on the top are charged with assault. all six officers bonded out of jail last night. police chased and detained freddie gray nearly three weeks ago in baltimore and once detained officers did find a knife clipped inside his pants. it is a knife that was legal to carry. based on that evidence the states attorney says they should not have placed gray under arrest. once he was arrested officers failed to keep him safed in the police transport fan. >> the knife was not a switchblade and is lawful under maryland law. once again, mr. gray was not secured by a seat belt in the wagon. >> the police officer's union fired back at mosby's decision to charge the officers. it is calling for an independent prosecutor to review the report. >> no officer injured mr. gray caused harm to mr. gray and they are truly saddened by his death. they have grave concerns about the fairness integrity of the prosecution. >> now, the central part of this investigation was freddie gray's transportation to the police station. for a detailed timeline of that ride open the nbc washington app right on your phone. this morning people need your help solving a triple shooting in prince george's county. we brought you this breaking news story last night. the shooting happened at a strip mall in capitol heights. three men were shot. one in critical condition, the others expected to be okay. this was not a random attack police said. if you have any information, call police. all right. our breaking news story of the morning, the british royal family is welcoming a new princess. her royal highness the duchess of cambridge has given birth to a girl. she weighs 8 pounds and 3 ounces. >> and earlier we were looking at st. mary's hospital in paddington this morning. that's where you can see the town crier making the announcement in the most traditional way. it is announced in the most modern way on social media today on twitter as well as instagram. and britain's prime minister the mayor of london and millions of other people are sending in their congratulations this morning via twitter. a really cool shot that i reposted this morning was by the royal navy on one of the ships. they spelled out in their bodies "sister." george is going to have to get used to that. >> definitely. >> the spare to the heir is here. >> that is a game changer for them. coming up, paying for your child's education, that can be a strain. parents and their students are ditching traditional ways to fund college. >> the online tool hoping to get help. and what doctors say you can spot during the boxing fight online fund raising is becoming a popular way for many of you to pay your way through school. >> it's interesting. instead of taking out huge loans, savvy students are taking to the online sites for help. nbc's joe fryer has more. >> reporter: for music major shelini henry john, it was hard enough dealing with the death of her father in march, she also had to pay her college $5,000 before graduating this weekend. >> i remember myself crying before i'd go to sleep because i did not know how to pay the money for that. >> reporter: her friend suggested creating a go fund me page online raising the money needed through donations from friends and strangers. >> i can't thank them enough. i'm beyond words speechless. >> reporter: go fund me says last year more than 100,000 educational campaigns were created for tuition raising about $13 million. to avoid having to ask online, experts say apply for financial aid early. states and schools often dole out money on a first come first serve basis. and don't be afraid to ask for more aid especially if something has changed in your life. >> a good rule of thumb for a student is they shouldn't take out more in loan debt over the course of their college career than they'll make in their first year. >> reporter: even though she raised enough for the $5,000 payment, she still has about $45,000 in loans. but for now there's reason to celebrate. >> daddy, i finally did it. i finally made it. and i know that will make him proud. >> reporter: joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >> very cool. if you use the yellow line the huntington and eisenhower metro stations will be closed this weekend as track work resumes. also delays on reds can be green, and orange lines. the silver and blue lines will operate under a regular weekend schedule. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. and a year ago news4 launched "changing minds" which is a campaign to get people talking about a topic that most don't want to talk about. and that's mental health. we're going to have a lot more about mental health in a special "changing minds" program that's this morning hosted by doreen gentzler at 10:00 a.m. school leaders at montgomery county public schools are changing the rules on reporting child abuse. "the washington post" says it calls on district leaders to establish leaders for a code of conduct for employees. providing training with support from experts and developing screening processes for employees, contractors, and volunteers. the school system is reviewing after a teacher who pleaded guilty to child sex abuse. we learned gang members are now targeting middle school recruits. gal members are targeting members from sterling middle school. at least one of the students is already a member but other students were asked to join the gang. this is back in march. the office is now using surveillance video to identify the gang members. did you hear there's a big fight tonight? >> a little fight, right? maybe just the fight of the century. >> yeah. it's a multi-million-dollar bout that will draw millions of eyes to tv screens. >> but not everyone. not everyone is looking forward to tonight's boxing match between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao. news4's zachary kiesch talks about why doctors are worried about the sport at large. >> reporter: seth billups turned pro last march. he's 5-0 with four knockouts. >> think of hitting a home run. if you try to muscle it too hard a foul bag, it won't go nowhere. but if it's smooth, it's out of the park. >> reporter: the ko. it's what boxers like billups dedicate their lives to. it's also what concerns this doctor a physician who focuses on brain trauma. >> i cringe when people say i want to see a knockout. i know what happens each time you get knocked out. your brain is sloshing around in the skull. >> reporter: i caught up with the doctor at the national rehabilitation hospital to talk about this weekend's big fight, concussions, and possible long-term effects of life in the ring. >> so a concussion does not necessarily mean a knockout. a concussion means a brain injury from the impact where you have some changes afterwards. >> reporter: billups says one opponent got a clean shot on him. >> at the moment i didn't necessarily feel pain. when it generally goes down later, you feel it. >> reporter: doctors have more into than ever and yet the long-term effects aren't entirely clear. >> sometimes the jaw being rattled from the side is what leads to the knockout. >> reporter: when you see that neck snap, when you see the boxer stagger, it may mean a concussion but not a knockout. which means the winning fight for could walk away suffering multiple concussions on saturday. >> everyone thinks about it to a degree. i try not to think about it too much just because it kind of comes with the territory. you know? you know what you're signing up for. >> reporter: reporting in northwest d.c., zachary kiesch, news4. >> well that fight is a little bit later tonight. but the coolest thing now, amelia put out this tweet a couple days ago. the sun is now not setting until after 8:00 p.m. >> you know where she gets these facts? >> from you? >> from me. >> way to give credit. >> she's smarter than me but i take credit for the little facts i dig up. but it's really nice. sun sets after 8:00 until august 18th. so it's truly a sign that summertime is here. forecast is going to feel like it as well. and a lot of great things going on. the air show in manassas apple blossom festival and up to and including the greek festival at the greek orthodox church in bethesda maryland. 7701 bradley boulevard. they said if i gave them a shoutout some flake for all. so go on out there. a great fund raiser for the church. who doesn't like a little gyro sandwich. it was a foggy start in shenandoah valley. and barb took this picture of a double rainbow. just enough fogginess and moisture in the atmosphere today for that picture. send me your pictures @chuck bell 4 on twitter. here's our live picture over downtown. sunshine bouncing off the roof of the jefferson memorial right now. temperature 58 degrees downtown. nary a breeze a blowing out there right now. light winds the feature for today and tomorrow. and it's going to be dry for most of us all through the weekend as well. already into the low 60s now in the shenandoah valley. 55 at the naval air station. 54 now and it will stay just a touch cooler for those communities. the avon 39.3 mile walk is today. you may want to enjoy it with your spf on. 30 or better. that strong may sunshine will burn you if you're not careful. mild and dry as you're planning to go out for the backyard barbecue this afternoon. maybe dinner and a movie tonight. temperatures in the mid-60s. last of the organized rain showers drifted out of here late last night. and there's our clearing sky now. one or two fair weather clouds later on today. and our future cast here is trying to wring out one lonesome shower. so it is a 99% dry forecast for today and tomorrow as well. so if you want to you can go ahead and get the car washed. other than the pollen layer. it should stay mainly clean for the next couple of days. tomorrow up north and west of town that's going to be it. most of us don't need to worry about rain until we get into the middle of the coming week. wednesday is our next best chance for rain and even that doesn't look like a washout. that's the seven-day forecast. near 80 tomorrow. and the 80s are coming back lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? 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