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WHY IS IT SO DIFFICULT TO CONVICT POLICE?

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Racial bias plays a role, but experts say another factor is crucial: Many jurors are simply reluctant to second-guess the life-or-death decisions police officers make 7

Deadly blaze A body is found after an apartment fire that displaced 200 in D.C. 6

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BEAUTY SLEEP: Shirley Zindler, of Sebastopol, Calif, lifts up the jowls of Martha, a 3-year-old, 125-pound Neapolitan mastiff, during the 29th annual World’s Ugliest Dog Contest at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in Petaluma, Calif., on Friday.

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Turns out the robot revolution might not be all bad.

Researchers in Spain have designed a humanoid robot that irons clothes, UPI reported. The TEO robot, created at Carlos III University of Madrid, uses a camera in its head to render a high-resolution 3-D image of the ironing board and the piece of clothing. Then it maps the wrinkles, calculates the ideal trajectory and carefully maneuvers the iron to get rid of every crease. (EXPRESS)

A customer’s act of kindness at a southern Indiana McDonald’s sparked a chain reaction of niceness in its drive-thru line. An older woman waiting in line last Sunday decided to pay for the big order of a man with four children in a van behind her, asking the cashier to wish him a happy Father’s Day. The kind gesture prompted the man to pay for two cars behind him, and that generosity eventually spread to 167 cars by closing time. (AP)

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Melania Trump hasn’t been seen taking in D.C.’s dining scene since moving to the city two weeks ago.

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Questions remain, though, about how social and what kind of a first lady Mrs. Trump will be.

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Even the president has described his third wife, a 47-yearold former model and native of Slovenia, as more happy at home than working the social scene.

“She would go home at night and didn’t even want to go out with people,” Trump said of his wife’s life in New York. “She was a very private person.”

Kathy Hollinger, president and CEO of the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington, said the hope with every new administration is that the president, White House staff and their families will dine out frequently.

“The Obama family and his administration were visible in countless restaurants across the region, raising the profile of our industry as a whole, and we hope the trend continues,” Hollinger said in an emailed statement.

“Mrs. Trump will find a lot of outstanding restaurants to choose from around her new home in Washington.” DARLENE SUPERVILLE (AP)

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Jim Graham remembered with bow ties D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and other city officials paid tribute Friday to the late former D.C. Council member Jim Graham.

Graham died June 11 at 71. He served on the council from 1999 to 2015. Atop his casket was a rainbow flag in the shape of an oversize bow tie, a testimonial to Graham’s stylistic flair and his role as a leader in the gay community. For five hours, Graham lay in state in City Hall. Many visitors wore bow ties, as “encouraged” in the D.C. Council’s invitation.

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THE DISTRICT Two weeks into her new life as a full-time Washingtonian, Melania Trump is staying true to her reputation as more homebody than social butterfly.

Not that she hasn’t been busy fulfilling her duties as first lady and first mom.

Her top priority has been settling in 11-year-old son Barron — the first boy in the White House since John F. Kennedy Jr. more than 50 years ago.

Mrs. Trump told “Fox and Friends” last week that she’s enjoying White House life so much that she doesn’t really miss New York. Barron is “all settled” and “loves it here,” she said.

In her first lady role, Mrs. Trump has played host to her counterpart from Panama for a lunch upstairs in the private quarters of the White House.

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Officials draining pool at World War II Memorial Officials are draining a pool and other water features at the World War II Memorial in D.C. The draining began Sunday and will allow for the replacement of current light fixtures with highefficiency lighting, the National Park Service said. Officials said the pools will be refilled and operational again Friday. (AP)

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local A poll finds 52 percent of D.C. residents rate Metro as “not so good” or “poor,” up from 20 percent in 2013.

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Metro’s problem of perception As SafeTrack ends, approval of the transit system is down dramatically TRANSPORTATION Washingtonians have soured on Metro, with chronic delays and shutdowns changing how more than 2 in 5 of them get around town, but they are not giving up on the beleaguered subway.

A slight majority supports a regionwide sales tax to boost funding for the transit system, with big majorities opposing the service cuts and fare increases that went into effect Sunday to raise the money it needs, according to a new Washington Post poll.

The survey of D.C. residents finds 53 percent support a regional sales tax to fund Metro,

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making it the most popular proposal being weighed by local leaders to stabilize the system’s finances. Attitudes in D.C. are similar to those in Virginia and Maryland in Post polls this spring.

The D.C. poll finds the secondhighest support — 47 percent — for increasing Metro funding from Maryland, Virginia and the District through tax increases or cutting other programs.

The poll illustrates the extent to which Metro’s chronic safety and reliability issues and, more recently, its extensive rebuilding program have upended riders’ routines and damaged the

system’s image. More than half, 52 percent, now rate the subway system as “not so good” or “poor,” up from 20 percent who said so in a Post poll in 2013.

“The survey results are not surprising when you consider all that Metro and its riders have been through over the past few years,” Metro General Manager Paul Wiedefeld said. “By almost every measure, Metro is a safer and more reliable system than it was just a few months ago, and we have every intention of remaining laser-focused on improving service and winning customers back.”

SafeTrack, Metro’s year-long

rehabilitation program that concluded Sunday, was geared toward restoring Metro’s track infrastructure to a state of good repair.

Initiatives such as this year’s Back2Good program, meanwhile, aim to cut down on the frequency of rail-car-related disruptions, the cause of 3 in 5 delays.

More than 4 in 10 District residents say delays and shutdowns in the past two years have changed the way they regularly get to work and around the city.

By the end of 2016, Metro’s average weekday ridership had dropped to 639,000 trips, more than 100,000 below the system’s

2009 peak. More recently, for the period from July 2016 through March, there was a 9 percent slide in rail ridership from the same span the previous fiscal year.

On the sales tax issue, support varies by ward — 70 percent support it in Northwest Wards 1 and 3, as do 59 percent in Wards 2 and 6 from Georgetown to Capitol Hill, and half of residents of Ward 4, positioned at the District’s northern corner. But support falls to 37 percent in Ward 5 in Northeast, and in Wards 7 and 8, 41 percent support a dedicated sales tax while 56 percent oppose it.

“We’ve got enough taxes in the District that we don’t have any representation about,” said Shirley Holliday Estes, 69, a resident of Ward 7. “And you’re going to ask me to pay for a sales tax that’s going to benefit everybody else, but we don’t have representation in Congress? So no, I don’t want no sales tax.”

But Jim Pollock, 74, a Ward 3 resident, said the region that has been so mindful of the decline in service needs to give Metro a chance to heal.

“If you are going to be critical of Metro because of its safety features, then you’re going to have to let Metro one way or another correct those if it is of the mind,” he said. “Its leadership has recently seemed to be of the mind.” FAIZ SIDDIQUI AND SCOTT CLEMENT (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Metro pushes back timeline to 2018 for retrofitting 7000-series rail cars with barriers to protect the visually impaired from falling into gaps between trains

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Around 200 residents displaced after blaze Saturday in NW D.C. THE DISTRICT A body was discovered Sunday morning in the Northwest Washington apartment building that was the scene of a three-alarm fire Saturday, and the investigation turned to the unit where the remains were found.

D.C. Fire Chief Gregory M. Dean said the body of an unidentified man was discovered early Sunday in the top-floor apartment believed to be where the blaze originated. The death investigation has been turned over to D.C. police, officials said.

Dean said search dogs found no signs that there were additional fatalities.

Meanwhile, fire investigators probed the cause of the

Residents jumped from windows of the Rolling Terrace apartment complex to escape the blaze.

fire, which displaced about 200 residents from the 55-unit brick complex on Peabody Street. Residents jumped from windows of the Rolling Terrace apartment complex, some crawling on their hands and knees to avoid smoke, as the fire blazed through the four-floor building.

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Northam faces Ed Gillespie, a longtime Republican operative and party leader, in November. (TWP)

Officials said one resident and five firefighters were taken to the hospital with injuries that were not believed to be lifethreatening. The firefighters had been treated and released as of Sunday, the department said. ELLIE SILVERMAN AND FAIZ SIDDIQUI (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Case dismissed vs. man accused of drawing blood Prosecutors dismissed their case Thursday against the 43-year-old man accused of paying people $30 to draw samples of their blood and storing it in “large quantities” in an abandoned apartment near Nationals Park.

Khoa Hoang Nguyen, of Rockville, was arrested in May after a D.C. patrol officer stumbled on the alleged makeshift blood-drawing operation. The charge was dismissed without prejudice, meaning it could be refiled. (TWP) THE DISTRICT

Three teens handcuffed for selling water on Mall D.C. Council member Charles Allen is asking U.S. Park Police why teens were handcuffed Thursday for selling water on the National Mall. A witness took photos of three young black men being handcuffed by plainclothes police officers. In a letter to Park Police Chief Robert MacLean on Friday, Allen notes the lack of charges and says he doesn’t think the officers’ actions were justified. (AP)

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE In the three years since fatal police shootings of unarmed black people launched the Black Lives Matter movement, few officers have been charged and none have been convicted by juries in the high-profile deaths that inspired protests across the country.

Experts cite a confluence of factors, including racial bias, attitudes toward law enforcement and the challenge of showing precisely what an officer was thinking in a high-pressure situation. In the end, many jurors are simply reluctant to reject the accounts provided by police.

“They just don’t want to second-guess officers in those life-or-death decisions,” said Philip Stinson, a criminologist at Bowling Green State University in Ohio. “They think, ‘What if that was me? What if that was my child who was the police officer?’ ” A jury two weeks ago acquitted the Minnesota officer who fatally shot Philando Castile, whose girlfriend livestreamed the moments after the shooting on Facebook.

Then on Wednesday, jurors acquitted a black police officer of first-degree reckless homicide in the killing of a black Milwaukee man who threw away the gun he was carrying during a brief foot chase after a traffic stop.

Two days later, a second mistrial was declared in the trial of Ray Tensing, a white former University of Cincinnati officer charged with murder and voluntary manslaughter after jurors were unable to reach a verdict. He shot Sam DuBose, an unarmed black driver, during a traffic stop.

Here’s a closer look at some factors that work against the prosecution or conviction of officers:

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Supporters of Philando Castile march in St. Paul, Minn., after the officer who shot him was cleared of all charges.

Racial bias Studies have shown that conscious and unconscious fear of African-American men plays out in numerous ways, including in exchanges between police and blacks.

“People think that black men are violent and dangerous,” said Georgetown University professor and ex-prosecutor Paul Butler.

When put before a jury, jurors must decide whether it was reasonable for an officer to think his or her life was in danger.

“That bias makes it much more reasonable to think that the black man posed a threat,” Butler said.

Perceptions of police officers A recent Pew survey found that fewer than half of blacks surveyed felt the police did an excellent or good job of protecting people from crime, compared with nearly 80 percent of whites.

The same poll found that 75 percent of whites believed police used the right amount of force for each situation, compared with

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The approximate proportion of cases in which officers were charged with murder or manslaughter since 2005 that ended in mistrials or acquittals when officers testified they feared for their lives, according to Philip Stinson, a criminologist at Bowling Green State University in Ohio. (AP)

33 percent of blacks, and that 70 percent of whites believed the law holds officers accountable when misconduct occurs, compared with 31 percent of blacks.

“Policing is structured in a way that favors the officer over the civilian,” said Sam Sinyangwe, co-founder of Campaign Zero, which seeks to reduce police killings. “In many ways, the laws and institutions that have been created in this country have been in the context of those beliefs.”

Proof vs. intent A conviction on charges of homicide or murder often requires prosecutors to establish the suspect’s intent, which can be difficult in the split-second exchanges between police and civilians.

Donyetta Bailey, president of the Black Lawyers Association of Cincinnati, said she understands how jurors could have difficulty convicting in some cases. But in others, she added, juries seem to disregard the facts, such as in the shooting of Walter Scott in South Carolina as he was running away from officers (the jury deadlocked), and the Castile slaying.

Some activists say there are legal and systemic factors that can predetermine the outcome.

“Law enforcement is one of the most protected groups in our country,” said Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors. “We don’t have a judicial system that is set up to hold them accountable.” ERRIN HAINES WHACK AND DAN SEWELL (AP)

Black Lives Matter activists disrupt Twin Cities Pride parade to protest acquittal in Philando Castile shooting

Camden Council in north London on Friday evacuated some 800 households from five publicly owned apartment towers because of safety concerns following the devastating fire that killed 79 people at west London’s Grenfell Tower on June 14. The borough made the decision when the London Fire Brigade and council experts said they couldn’t guarantee the safety of residents after inspecting the five towers.

Meanwhile, the list of high-rise apartment towers in Britain that have failed fire safety tests grew to 60, officials said Sunday. (AP) QUEENSBURY, N.Y.

Father, daughter catch teen dangling from ride A teenage girl escaped serious injury Saturday after falling 25 feet from an amusement park ride in upstate New York — and into the arms of a crowd that had gathered below to catch her.

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Mother says she left kids in hot car as punishment A Texas woman told investigators that she left her 2-year-old daughter and 16-month-old son in a hot car last month to teach the girl a lesson and that they didn’t lock themselves in, as she initially reported, according to sheriff’s officials. Both children died. Cynthia Marie Randolph, 24, was being held Saturday on two counts of causing serious bodily injury to a child. (AP)

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Truck explosion kills at least 153 BAHAWALPUR, PAKISTAN Alerted by an announcement over a mosque’s loudspeaker that an overturned tanker truck had sprung a leak, scores of villagers raced to the scene with fuel containers Sunday to gather the oil. Then the wreck exploded, engulfing people in flames as they screamed in terror.

At least 153 men, women and children were killed, with dozens more in critical condition, hospital and rescue officials said.

“I have never seen anything like it in my life. Victims trapped in the fireball. They were screaming for help,” said Abdul Malik, a police officer who

IRAM ASIM (AP)

Pakistani villagers killed after racing to gather oil from overturned tanker

Motorcycles were charred in an oil truck explosion Sunday in Pakistan.

was among the first to arrive on the scene of horror in Pakistan’s Punjab province.

When the flames subsided, he said, “we saw bodies everywhere.

So many were just skeletons. The

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About 30 motorcycles that villagers had used to rush to the site of the highway accident lay charred nearby along with cars,

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As victims cried out for help, residents wandered through the area, looking for loved ones.

Zulkha Bibi searched for her two sons.

“Someone should tell me about my beloved sons. Where are they? Are they alive or are they no longer in this world? Please tell me,” she pleaded.

Many of the dead were burned beyond recognition, said Mohammad Baqar, a senior rescue official in the area. They will have to be identified through DNA. The disaster came on the eve of the Muslim holiday of Eid alFitr, which marks the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. While Saudi Arabia and most other Muslim countries celebrated the holiday Sunday, Pakistanis are to mark it today. IRAM ASIM (AP)

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New White House tactic: Blame Obama for Russia Previous administration slammed by president for inaction on hacking POLITICS The White House blamed the Obama administration Sunday for failing to tackle possible Russian hacking in the 2016 presidential election, sticking with a new strategy to fault President Trump’s predecessor for an issue currently facing the president himself as part of a widening FBI probe.

Appearing on ABC’s “This Week” on Sunday morning, Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the president, said: “It’s the Obama administration that was responsible for doing absolutely nothing from August to January with the knowledge that Russia was hacking into our election. … They’re responsible for this.”

Then, referring to a Washington Post story last week that chronicled the intense debate

within the Obama White House on how to handle the mounting threat posed by Russia to America’s democratic process, she said: “I have a hacking question for the Obama administration: Why did you, quote, choke, in the name of one of their senior administration officials?”

Conway was referring to a quote in the article by a former senior Obama official involved in the Russia discussions who said the Obama White House’s handling of the Russia hacking, believed to have been ordered by Vladimir Putin, was “the hardest thing” for him to defend from his time in government, and added, “I feel like we sort of choked.”

Conway’s comments echoed a tweet sent Friday by Trump, who called on the media after the Post report to shift its focus from him to the previous White House. “Since the Obama Administration was told way before the 2016 Election that the Russians

were meddling, why no action?” he wrote.

New York S en. Ch a rles Schumer, the Democratic minority leader, rejected Conway’s remarks in an interview immediately after hers on the show, noting that the Obama administration is “no longer in charge” and calling on the White House to support a bipartisan Senate bill that imposes additional sanctions on Russia and Iran. The White House is lobbying against the bill.

Although the bill is stalled in Congress, Schumer said he hopes House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., will help push it through, and added that if the president vetoes it, he believes Democrats and Republicans will override the veto.

“So the bottom line is if Donald Trump wants to do something about Russia and Russian meddling, better than just saying Obama didn’t do enough, support our sanction bill,” Schumer said.

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Pence officiates Treasury boss’s wedding in D.C. Knot, tied in style: Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and actress/ producer Louise Linton wed Saturday night at the Andrew Mellon Auditorium in Washington.

The nuptials had a few flourishes beyond your typical rich-peoplewedding drill: Vice President Mike Pence officiated, while guests included President Trump and his wife, Melania, and first daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband and White House adviser Jared Kushner. It’s the third marriage for Mnuchin, 54, a former Goldman Sachs exec, and the second for the Scottish-born Linton, 36.

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Trump ends Ramadan tradition

For the first time in nearly two decades, Ramadan has come and gone without the White House recognizing it with an iftar or Eid celebration, as had taken place each year under the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations. Several former White House staff members said they plan iftars “months in advance” and didn’t anticipate the Trump White House could pull something off in time. Muslims are now marking the end of Ramadan with Eid al-Fitr, the “feast of breaking of the fast.” (TWP) CIA Director Mike Pompeo says intel leaks on the rise, cites leaker “worship”

Health care bill support wavers in crucial week POLITICS Senate Republicans are facing an increasingly daunting challenge to secure the votes necessary to pass legislation before the July 4 congressional recess that would make changes to President Obama’s health care law.

At least five Republicans have already come out against their party’s bill — which can afford to lose only two votes — and over the weekend more began expressing serious reservations, saying they would like more time to debate and tweak the plan.

A key moment will arrive early this week when the Congressional Budget Office releases an analysis of the bill estimating how many people could lose coverage under the plan, as well as its impact on insurance premiums and how much money it could save the government.

Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, above, on Sunday expressed concerns about how the bill would cut expanded Medicaid funding for states, saying on ABC’s “This Week” that she worries about “what it means to our most vulnerable citizens.”

GOP senators Rand Paul of Kentucky, Ted Cruz of Texas, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, Mike Lee of Utah and Nevada’s Dean Heller have already said they can’t support the bill. Paul rejected it for not being more fiscally austere, but he said that in the face of an impasse, he could support a law that simply repeals Obamacare. ASHLEY PARKER, DAVID WEIGEL AND ROBERT COSTA (TWP)

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Six people, including three children, were injured Sunday after a car ran into a large crowd gathered to celebrate the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr in the northern English city of Newcastle. Police said there was no information suggesting the incident was related to terrorism. Police said they believe a woman who had been celebrating Eid with her family was driving the car that struck the crowd outside the Westgate Sports Center, Assistant Chief Constable Darren Best said. Northumbria police arrested the woman, 42, who remained in custody. The force said it was not looking for other suspects. (AP)

A rescue operation was underway Sunday evening in Colombia after a multistory tourist boat with about 150 people on board sank in a reservoir near Medellin. At least three people were confirmed dead and 30 others were missing, police said. A major rescue effort involving Colombia’s air force and firefighters from nearby cities was looking for survivors at the Guatape reservoir where the accident took place. Survivors said that the boat, called El Almirante, appeared to be overloaded and none of the passengers on board were wearing life vests. This story was still developing at Express’ deadline. (AP)

A forest fire in southern Spain forced the evacuation of at least 1,000 people and threatened a national park famous for its biodiversity and endangered species, authorities said Sunday. The fire started Saturday night on Spain’s southern coast, then advanced east to reach the Donana Nature Reserve, one of the country’s most important wildlife sanctuaries and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1994.

The reserve protects more than 264,403 acres considered of extreme ecological value for their mix of ecosystems, including wetlands, dunes and woods and is a key stop for migratory birds. (AP)

Israel strikes targets belonging to Syrian military after projectiles land in Israeli-controlled Golan Heights

Turkish police break up LGBT gathering

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nation+world MAO COUNTY, CHINA Rescuers recovered 10 bodies and were still searching for 93 people Sunday, a day after a massive landslide buried a picturesque mountain village in southwestern China.

More than 2,500 rescuers with detection devices and dogs were looking for signs of life amid the rubble of huge boulders that rained down on Xinmo village in Sichuan province early Saturday.

As of Sunday night, only three people — a couple and their month-old baby — had been rescued from the disaster site.

Sitting on the eastern margin of the Tibetan Plateau in Aba prefecture’s Mao County, Xinmo has in recent years become a tourism destination for its scenery of homes in lush meadows tucked amid steep and rugged mountains. But after the landslide, the village was reduced to a vast area of rubble.

The landslide carried an estimated 636 million cubic feet of earth and rock — equivalent to more than 7,200 Olympic-sized swimming pools — when it slid down from steep mountains.

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There were 142 tourists in the village around the time the landslide hit, and all were alive, said Xu Zhiwen, executive deputy governor of Aba prefecture.

The number of Americans expected to travel at least 50 miles from home for the July 4th weekend.

Auto club AAA estimated the number of travelers, a 2.9 percent increase from last year’s record for the holiday. Fueled by cheap gasoline, most people will go by car, but airline travel is also expected to rise for the eighth straight year. (AP)

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Tanner Roark got his two-seamer working and finished his outing with four scoreless innings .

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Not all is lost for Roark Nats starter settles in after five-run first and looks close to reclaiming form in defeat REDS 6, NATIONALS 2 The Nationals have put themselves in a comfortable June position atop the NL East, one that allows them a bad day now and then and permits them to appreciate silver linings.

On Sunday in Washington, the reason to be optimistic after a 6-2 loss to the Reds was the momentary reclamation of Tanner Roark, who rediscovered something after an agonizing first inning and saved the bullpen as a result.

After he threw 22/3 innings in his previous start, the shortest of his career, Roark offered a frank self-assessment.

“I need to stop pitching like crap,” he said then, sounding like a man willing his luck to turn.

But baseball rarely bends to the will of the players, and Roark had a hard time reversing his performance at the start of Sunday’s game.

Billy Hamilton doubled to lead off the first inning. Then Scooter Gennett and Joey Votto blooped a ball into left and hit a seeing-eye single, respectively. After Votto’s single to right, Bryce Harper tried to get Gennett heading to third — a play even a perfect throw might not have made — and the ball bounced away for an error to let the second run score.

Roark, who had been backing up the play, held his hands skyward as if to ask Harper, “What gives?”

A few batters later, Jose Peraza hit a soft single like Votto’s. Then

Harper misplayed a line drive over his head from Tucker Barnhart that helped the Reds’ lead grow to five.

Roark (6-5) has said he’s struggled with mechanics recently, but he found his footing as the game went on. After throwing 40 pitches in that tough-luck first, he threw 36 in the next three innings combined, thereby ensuring his bad day didn’t burden the bullpen. He gutted out six innings on 116 pitches and didn’t allow a run after Gennett hit a solo homer in the second.

Roark’s two-seamer moved like it has in better times. He found enough command to suggest that he might rediscover himself soon, and he recorded his last three outs via strikeout.

The Nationals got their only runs in the fourth inning, when Michael A. Taylor took Scott Feldman deep for his third home run in two days. Brian Goodwin was tagged out at home on Bryce Harper’s double in the fifth, and the Nationals wouldn’t threaten a comeback again.

Because Washington took two out of three from Cincinnati and still holds a nine-game division lead over Atlanta, the Nats could absorb a loss. Though they’d probably prefer to head into a home series against the Cubs with a win, this defeat may yield dividends.

After the game knocked him down again, Roark got up and got his groove back. Now, he must not let it go. CHELSEA JANES

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Undrafted free agents Being left out of the draft doesn’t have to be the end of a prospect’s NBA dream. Here are three notable examples of players who have reportedly agreed to join summer league squads in July. (EXPRESS)

3 P.J. Dozier Los Angeles Lakers

The 6-foot-6 shooting guard scored 15.6 points per game in the NCAA Tournament while helping South Carolina reach its first Final Four.

2 Melo Trimble Philadelphia 76ers

After three years at Maryland, the 6-3 point guard will team up with Markelle Fultz, a fellow native of Upper Marlboro, Md.

1 Kris Jenkins Washington Wizards

The 6-6 forward from Gonzaga High (D.C.) hit a titlewinning shot for Villanova in 2016 and averaged 13.1 points per game as a senior.

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Jordan Spieth holed out from 60 feet for birdie from a greenside bunker on the first hole of a playoff with Daniel Berger on Sunday to win the Travelers Championship in Cromwell, Conn. Spieth, 23, joined Tiger Woods as the only players in the modern era with 10 PGA Tour victories before age 24. Woods had 15 wins before he turned 24. Berger birdied three of the final six holes for a 67 to force a playoff at 12-under 268. (AP)

2016-17 NBA awards will be announced tonight (9, TNT)

Clippers point guard Chris Paul re-elected as president of NBA Players Association, begins four-year team immediately

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U.S. SOCCER

D.C. United goalie Hamid picked for Gold Cup team U.S. coach Bruce Arena on Sunday named D.C. United goalkeeper Bill Hamid and 15 other MLS players to the 23-man squad for the CONCACAF Gold Cup, the biennial championship for teams from North and Central America and the Caribbean. The 12-nation tournament will begin July 7.

Hamid will battle Sean Johnson of NYCFC for the right to back up veteran Brad Guzan, who will join Atlanta United next month after nine years in England.

LSU, Florida set up all-SEC finals College World Series will be decided by rivals that shared league title OMAHA, NEB. The matchup for the College World Series finals bolsters the case for those who say the best baseball in the country is played in the SEC. The best-of-three finals start tonight (7, ESPN). To get there, LSU (52-18) had to beat Oregon State — which had the highest winning percentage of any program in four decades — twice in two days. Florida (50-19) became the fourth team in CWS history to shut out an opponent twice

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Catcher Michael Papierski, left, and LSU are aiming for the Tigers’ seventh championship. Pitcher Alex Faedo and Florida are hoping to win their first.

with a pair of 3-0 wins over TCU wrapped around a 9-2 loss to the Horned Frogs. Now the teams that shared the SEC regularseason title will play for the national championship in Omaha.

With eight players taken in the first 10 rounds of last year’s MLB draft, the 2016 Gators were the season-long favorites, but they went 0-2 in Omaha. This year’s team lacks depth and dynamic

offense but has flashed dominant pitching and defense. The Gators have played 25 one-run games and won 18 of them.

LSU leads the all-time series with Florida 61-47-1, but the Gators won two of three in Gainesville on March 24-26 in the teams’ only meetings this season.

At a Sunday news conference, Tigers coach Paul Mainieri said the only person happier about the matchup than he and Gators coach Kevin O’Sullivan is Greg Sankey, the commissioner of the SEC. “He’s anxious to get up here and get behind home plate so as not to show any favoritism,” Mainieri joked. ERIC OLSON (AP)

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Germany and Chile move into semifinals in Russia World champion Germany reached the Confederations Cup semifinals with a 3-1 victory over Cameroon, which saw the wrong player sent off after confusion with experimental video replays Sunday in Sochi, Russia. The right player was later identified on video and taken out of the game. The Germans will face Mexico on Thursday.

Chile, which tied Australia 1-1 on Sunday, faces Portugal on Wednesday. (AP) TENNIS

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Roger Federer beat Alexander Zverev 6-1, 6-3 to win the Gerry Weber Open for a record ninth time Sunday in Halle, Germany. At 35, the Swiss player became the oldest winner of the grass-court tournament. Federer claimed his fourth title of the year, matching Rafael Nadal’s tally. Federer will be seeded ahead of his Spanish rival at Wimbledon, which starts July 3. (AP)

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1 ‘Okja’

Omari Hardwick, center, and his well-tailored suit are in charge here.

He makes power moves For actor Omari Hardwick, embracing his role as ‘Power’s’ leading man wasn’t easy

TELEVISION When actor Omari Hardwick read the script for the Starz drama series “Power,” he initially wanted to pass on playing the lead character. Hardwick liked the show’s premise, but he was satisfied at the time with taking a backseat to any leading role.

“I really had a problem with being the man,” Hardwick says.

“I’m past it now, but that was my insecurity. I ran from that.”

Then his wife encouraged him to go for it. “[She] told me the only way for my platform to get bigger is embrace certain things like ... the sex symbol thing. I wasn’t nurtured to think of myself in that way, but I embraced it enough.”

O n “ P ower,” now i n its fourth season (9 p.m. Sundays),

Hardwick plays James “Ghost” St. Patrick, a nightclub owner who is trying to escape the double life of a drug kingpin. He accepted the role after meeting with show creator Courtney Kemp Agboh, and now says it’s one of his best career decisions.

“There aren’t a lot of people out there like this guy,” Hardwick says of Ghost. “He wears on me like the heaviest mink coat your grandmama ever wore.”

As the lead in one Starz’s most popular shows (it averaged 3 million viewers last season, according to Nielsen), Hardwick is using his celebrity to help black filmmakers. He teamed up with Codeblack Entertainment and Gentleman Jack for the “Real to Reel” short film contest, which

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Calling the shots Joseph Sikora, who co-stars with Omari Hardwick on Starz’s “Power,” says Hardwick “flourished” in the lead role from the start. “He definitely considers himself to be the quarterback, and takes that position very seriously,” Sikora says.

“I think he is very comfortable in a position of control and that puts people around him at ease.” J.L.

gives African-American filmmakers the chance to show their work to industry experts.

“This is an opportunity for me to have moments of conversation to equally listen to the passion and dreams of young filmmakers,” Hardwick says. “For me, I went

from showering at the YMCA in L.A., eating chicken sandwiches and ramen noodles if lucky, and going from couch to couch. I’m a real story. I know the struggle.”

On top of that project, Hardwick is releasing an album, “Later Decatur,” in August, featuring Raphael Saadiq, Method Man, Nas, T.I. and others. The Georgia native says his wife advised him to start recording music after he finished filming the third season of “Power.”

“It’s a crazy lineup,” Hardwick says. “I don’t think none of them would have recorded with me if it wasn’t for me playing Ghost on ‘Power.’ But they did. For me, music was a cathartic way to free me from the nut of Ghost.”

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“Okja,” from “Snowpiercer” director Bong Joon-ho, hits Netflix after a well-received debut at Cannes film festival last month. It’s a monster movie starring Tilda Swinton, Jake Gyllenhaal, Lily Collins and others.

2 ‘Battle of the Network Stars’ 9 p.m. Thursday on ABC

The 10-episode revival of the ‘70s and ‘80s show pits 20 teams — made up of TV stars from multiple eras — against each other to compete in athletic games like tug of war and archery.

3 ‘Gypsy’ Friday on Netflix

Naomi Watts stars in this 10-episode psychological thriller about a New York City therapist who starts to get involved with people in her patients’ lives. Billy Crudup and Lucy Boynton also star. (EXPRESS)

JONATHAN LANDRUM JR. (AP)

BOX OFFICE HAUL

The box office take of “Transformers: The Last Knight” in its opening weekend. Though it took the No. 1 spot, the fifth “Transformers” film debuted with a franchise low. “Wonder Woman” and “Cars 3” tied for second place, both with $25.2 million. Nearly a month after opening, “Wonder Woman” continues to draw crowds; in four weeks, the Patty Jenkins-directed film surpassed $300 million domestically, making it the highest-grossing live-action film helmed by a woman. (AP) Netflix cancels “Girlboss” after one season

Syfy picks up pilot for adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s novella “Nightflyers”

ABC cancels “Downward Dog” after one season

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MARC SILVER | BROADCAST MUSE

It’s the battle of the boy band shows!

This summer, Viceland launched “American Boyband” (10:30 p.m. Thursdays), and ABC is airing “Boy Band” (8 p.m.

Thursdays). Let’s compare!

The star of “American Boyband” is rapper and singer Kevin Abstract. He grew up in Texas, where he says he didn’t

fit because he’s black and bisexual. So he moved to Los Angeles and recruited a posse of millennials to form a boy band called Brockhampton.

Abstract has had success in the music biz. He won an online talent contest and has released two well-reviewed albums on his own. Yet he’s full of insecurities: “I wanna see how my fans like me,” he says.

The show is raw and real (and has lots of naughty words) as it

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New kids on TV: Which band of boys reigns?

Boy band member checklist: perfect pompadour, leather jacket, teen angst.

follows Abstract and his posse of misfits on tour, learning how to be true to themselves.

“Boy Band,” on the other hand, is a squeaky-clean TV music competition. Thirty singing boys with puppy dog

eyes vie to become members of a new boy band. They are judged by producer Timbaland (have a drink every time he says “swag”), former Spice Girl Emma Bunton (who makes goo-goo eyes at the mostly

Writer sues makers of Tupac biopic “All Eyez on Me” for copyright infringement, saying it draws from ‘90s articles

teenage contestants) and former boy bander Nick Carter (who passes on sage advice like “Leave it on the floor”).

The show proves to be unexpectedly moving. Sergio Calderon, a 16-year-old Californian, pays tribute to his hard-working Mexican parents. He sings a beautiful version of “Stand by Me” with one verse in Spanish. By taking the song in an unexpected direction that reflects his heritage, Sergio is able to fit in!

Although the two boy band shows are very different, in a way, they are totally in sync.

Read Marc’s previous columns at washingtonpost.com/muse

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“It takes work, work, work, work! Thank you Rihanna for speaking to power on the most empowering action leaders can take: #FundEducation.” @MIAMISUP, tweeting in support of

Rihanna after the pop star fired off a series of tweets at world leaders, asking them to fund education.

Rihanna tweeted at leaders including Argentine President Mauricio Macri, French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, asking about their commitments ahead of the G-20 summit next month.

“Mark Zuckerberg meeting truckers in Iowa looks like a movie about an alien who slowly learns to feel.” @ZZZZAAAACCCCHHH, joking about how awkward the Facebook CEO looked in some of the pictures from his visit to a truck stop in Iowa. Zuckerberg is traveling across the country this year in his effort to have visited every state by 2018. While in Iowa, he visited “the world’s largest” truck stop and talked to drivers about their lives, and how technology has changed the way they work. Some followers seem to appreciate Zuckerberg’s curiosity: “Love [that] you are traveling around our country, meeting every day Americans and asking questions. This can only lead to better understanding,” Julie Ferro commented on Facebook.

“That’s the face of a person who is incredibly grateful for freedom, love, and sunshine on her skin.” @GREENEYEDLILO, tweeting at the American Civil Liberties Union, which shared a photo of Chelsea Manning at the NYC Pride parade on Sunday. For Manning, a transgender woman, it was her first Pride celebration since she was released from prison in May. Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking military documents to WikiLeaks in 2010, but former President Barack Obama commuted her sentence. She celebrated pride with the ACLU.

“I ran through the crosswalk while walking the dog this morning and thought that was a strong achievement. Alysia sets a new bar. And love the ‘Wonder Woman’ wear!”

CHICKENDANCER, commenting at jezebel.com on the story of Olympian Alysia Montano, who ran the 800 meters in the USA Track & Field Outdoor Championships on Thursday while five months pregnant. Montano said she was inspired to compete by the “Wonder Woman” film. She paid homage to the superhero with her sports bra.

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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You shouldn’t break under the pressure being exerted by someone else, though you may bend a bit.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) A partner, loved one or member of your team may object to where you are leading your allies. You must be willing to discuss this openly.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Tensions are rising to a possibly dangerous boiling point. You may choose to be the first to break the ice.

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You’re not finished with a certain investigation, even though someone has told you that the case is closed.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Despite your belief in the healing power of time, you may not be in the mood to wait out what is currently ailing you.

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Someone will want you to offer proof of one of your assertions, but you have much more than that to offer.

TODAY: The humidity dips even lower to start the work week, with warm highs near 80 to the low 80s. The only note of interest is a weak cold front that may bring some midday clouds for a time, amid otherwise mostly sunny skies. Tonight, expect skies will be mostly clear and temperatures to drop into pleasant territory.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Pay

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) You may want to experiment with different methods, despite a friend’s suggestion that you stick to what you know best.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You’re nearing the end of an important personal phase. Before the day is out, you’ll start looking back and assessing recent progress.

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1963: President John F. Kennedy visits West Berlin, where he delivers his famous speech expressing solidarity with the city’s residents, declaring: “Ich bin ein Berliner” (I am a Berliner).

1977: Elvis Presley performs his last concert at Market Square Arena in Indianapolis. Also on this day, forty-two people are killed when a fire sends toxic smoke pouring through the Maury County Jail in Columbia, Tenn.

1997: The first Harry Potter novel, “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” by J.K. Rowling, is published in the United Kingdom.

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Sheen sued for allegedly exposing ex-lover to HIV Charlie Sheen is being sued by a woman claiming the actor lied about being HIV-positive and exposed her to the virus, People reported. The woman, identified as Jane Doe, says they met in September 2015 and alleges that prior to sexual activity, she asked Sheen if he had sexually transmitted diseases; Sheen said he was “fine.” (EXPRESS)

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Halsey denies Iggy’s request to provide ice for that burn Pop singer Halsey had choice words when rapper Iggy Azalea came up in her interview with The Guardian. “There’s a lot of people I wouldn’t put on my record,” she said. “Iggy Azalea: absolutely not.

She had a complete disregard for black culture. F---ing moron. I watched her career dissolve and it fascinated me.” (EXPRESS)

Celebs get prizes for participation Jennifer Lawrence, Snoop Dogg, Lin-Manuel Miranda, “Weird Al” Yankovic, Shonda Rhimes and many more are receiving stars on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame next year.

The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce revealed its class of 2018 on Thursday, with honorees from the fields of music, movies, television, radio and theater. Other inductees in various categories include Zoe Saldana, Jeff Goldblum, Simon Cowell, RuPaul, Taraji P. Henson, Mary J. Blige, Steve Jones, Kirsten Dunst, Anthony Anderson, Ice T and the late entertainers Bernie Mac and Steve Irwin. (EXPRESS/AP)

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