hard work and effort. so weather will be very cooperative for the barbecue tasting or if you're barbecuing in the backyard. sunshine aplenty. as a result of the right sunshine, temperatures are jumping up very quickly. 81 at national airport. 80 in annapolis. and still a few 70s hanging back on the map. nothing coming up on doppler just yet. our next chance for rain showers starts to arrive late this afternoon into this evening. nothing big, but we have to watch out for a scattered shower chance after 4:00 or 5:00. not looking for severe weather, but keep a weather eye to the sky. if you were to hear a rumble of thunder, that's your first indication it is to seek safe shelter. >> good advice there, chuck. thanks. new this morning, montgomery police are investigating a fight that left seven people hurt. this happened in the festival

shopping center in gaithersburg off i-270. derrick ward has the latest for us now. rning. behind me you see the parking lot at the festival center. nothing unusual about it. that's very different from the scene earlier this morning. it was 1:46 this morning w montgomery county police got the call for a large fight here in the festival center and it stemmed from the red rock cafe. one of the few establishments that would be open at this hour. they found can what only be described as the aftermath of a melee. one person had been shot, three others had been stabbed. we are told that the police who was shot, his condition is being described as possibly life threatening. he has injuries that are described as life threatening. it was a large fight and they have a lot of conflicting information about what happened and what started it. shortly after the incident

police did stop one vehicle a short distance from here with a possible suspect, but at this point we haven't heard from the montgomery county police as to why they know why this happened and who may have been responsible. if one or more people. we hope to have more on that later today. again, what's best described as the aftermath, an early morning melee here in montgomery center leaves one person shot with life threatening injuries. three others being injured, stabbed. >> all right. thanks. and new in morning a prince georges firefighter is recovering after suffering minor injuries. the house fire started around 3:00 this morning in the 4500 block in mount rainier. crews are still working to figure out how that fire even started. today, residents in bladensburg will continue to clean up after friday's major storm. around 2,100 people are still

without power in prince georges county. county officials looked at more than a hundred buildings and determined 20 of them are unsafe. around 600 people have to find temporary shelter. some people described what was happening during the height of the storm. >> so you would have thought a tornado or a hurricane came through. hail was hitting the window, thought the windows were going to break. trees, the wind, a lot going on. >> as i was trying to come out the building, i couldn't open the door. >> the county is running bus service today to and from the shelter at bladensburg high school. if you or someone you know needs help or information about temporary shelter, call the emergency operations hotline at 310-583-2330. many neighbors are cleaning up a big mess as well, strong winds knocked out trees and power lines and even tore roofs

off several homes. one tree punched a hole in the side of a brick house. the worst damage is in wards 4 and 5. department of transportation said it's got over a hundred tree related service. and now affecting the gulf coast that's where residents are bracing for a super soaker. tropical storm debby is forcing crews to stop the gas production off the coast. they have evacuated one drilling rig. people along the gulf coast are stocking up on supplies there. many buying water, flash fighli an plywood. one of the jets that was shot down in syria was not spying on the country. coast guard ships are searching for two pilots. syria shot it down over the med tranian sea. they said they'd take necessary

action against syria. and egypt will release results from the disputed presidential election. some hope it will put an end to the struggle between islamists and the military. egypt held a two-day runoff election between a candidate from the muslim brotherhood and a member of hosni mubarak's former regime. both claimed victory prompting the runoff. no right now, jerry sandusky is reportedly on suicide watch. one of sandusky's lawyers says the former penn state assistant coach was put under individual guard. meanwhile his lawyers confirmed yesterday they requested to resign from the case before the trial even started. they told the judge they did not have enough time to properly prepare it for the case to defend sandusky. but the judge denied their request. sandusky will learn his exact sentence in three months.

he faces a minimum sentence of 60 years in prison. a woman tells police the man with the gun sexuallies isy ass herb in prince georges county. the woman says the man approached her as she was getting out of her car. she says the man pushed her into the back seat and sexually assaulted her. police remind people to be aware of their surroundings and the walk in groups late at night. 9:06. a scary scene as a man's jet ski exploded. it happened yesterday afternoon at the columbia island marina. a plan tried to start his jet ski when it suddenly exploded. he suffered burns on his legs. police are investigating just how the explosion started. and coming up next here, the first four and what will happen tomorrow. the human error that sparked one of the massive wildfires out west. and why george zimmerman

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george zimmerman is headed back to court in florida. that tops our look at the week ahead. a judge will hold a second bond hearing on friday for zimmerman. the same judge revoked his bond earlier in month after prosecutors discovered zimmerman and his wife lied about their finances. zimmerman faces second degree murder charges for the shooting and killing of 17-year-old trayvon martinn february. he has pleaded not guilty to the charges. a bit of uncertainty expected tomorrow for wall street. the markets ended friday on a positive note. but some of the world's biggest banks saw the credit rating lowered last week. moody's lowered it for bank of america, jpmorgan chase and goldman sachs. it usually makes it harder for

the banks to make money because investors demand higher interest. colonel john strycula will step down on thursday. he will be replaced by a man who lost both legs in iraq in 2007. goodson will be first-ever double amputee to command an installation. and tomorrow marks three years since the king of pop died. michael jackson died from an overdose of propofol. at the time of his death, he was rehearsing for a world tour called this is it. a jury convicted dr. conrad murray in his death and murray is currently serving a four-year sentence. yeah, you know, his brothers are going on tour now. >> that's right. the jackson 5 minus michael. i think they're calling themselves just the jacksons. >> right. >> no joke, why people are

running bare feet through parts of chevy chase right now. >> do you need a dinner idea? >> ingredients from the local produce stand. my story is coming up. those plates looked good. i'm hungry now. we'll talk about your sunday and monday forecast and give you an update on tropical storm debby down in the gulf of mexico. don't go away. [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [ male announcer ] it started like this...

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several wildfires are burning in the west. this fire broke out yesterday near colorado springs and quickly spread to 600 acres. it's threatening neighborhoods but hasn't destroyed any structures. meanwhile, the hyde park fire burned more than 81,000 acres. strong winds spread the flames making it harder for firefighters to contain the

fire. in fact, firefighters have the fire 45% contained. that's down from 60%. and families can now return to their homes after a wild fire forced them to leave near salt lake city, utah. they're making good progress containing this fire. they believe target shooters started the blaze. >> must be really dry out. >> very dry. they did not have a good snow winter out towards the pacific northwest so they're expecting a very bad fire season and way ahead of average for the amount of stuff that's been burned. i think we're close to our average for the year and it's not even july 1st yet. so this is going to be a bad fire season for them and an interesting time along the gulf coast as we try to figure out what exactly tropical storm, and hurricane debby is going to do. for now in the immediate term,

you're probably sitting in sunshine right now. a blue sky overhead and a wonderful start to your sunday morning. everyone wants the weather to stay almost just like this for the foreseeable future. it will be like this for the next couple of hours. 81 already for washington. temperatures up right around the 90 degree mark. winds have gone calm for now. expecting more of a southwesterly breeze. 80 or better, basically in i-95 to points south and southeast. 79 in culpepper. highs into the upper 80s and low 90s. well have to start to watch out for shower chances bubbling up after 4:00 or 5:00 this afternoon. keep a weather eye to the sky to play it safe. the orioles lost to the

nationals last night so the rubber match in the series is going to be played at 1:35 today. great weather for baseball. it will be warm but not terribly humid today. out ahead of the weather front, that southwesterly wind will start to increase the humidity so that by late this evening and into the overnight hours, scattered showers are likely. that'll continue by lunch time tomorrow and then the weather front along to the south allows the weather front to come in. this is starting late this afternoon and into this evening through the front half of the day tomorrow. and this tropical storm debby. if you're flying to tampa, southern florida all the way up to the panhandle over to new orleans today, call ahead. this may be some big flight delays with this storm as it continues to inch its way to the west. it's not even on land by friday off the texas coast. storms that moved that slow have a huge amount of uncertainty. if you have plans to go to the

gulf this week, look out and be ahead of the weather. scattered shower, but not looking for severe weather. tomorrow, the clouds in the morning and clearing out by the afternoon. tuesday will be a good day. tuesday, wednesday, it will be nice about everywhere up and down the eastern seaboard. 90 today, 85 tomorrow. tuesday and wednesday look aweso awesome. humidity is back on friday, saturday and sunday. 98 degrees again. >> this time next week will be sizzling. >> yeah. i'm not too happy about that. >> will it be like it was two or three days ago? >> same air mass and everything. >> all right, thank you. plan on picking up produce from the local stand on the way back from the beach? >> liz crenshaw some the new tricks of the trade, how to use the freshest ingreedients in soe

summer dishes. >> we are here with the chef david. nice to see you. he'll show us how to use the fresh vegetables and where do we start? >> the watermelon salad. >> yellow watermelon, it tastes just like red watermelon, a trick to bring more color to your plate. >> we'll put this on the plate and then just going the make this almost like a -- almost like a bed. then going to build your salad on top. >> then garnish with an edible orchid. serve just the petals. next up, korean style grilled shrimp with cucumber salad. the trick is korean chili paste. >> you can buy it in the grocery store. we have the grocery paste, vinegar and brown sugar.

>> a marinade for shrimp and double skewer your shrimp before you grill them. that way they won't spin around. plate the salad and top with the savory shrimp. you can make an ordinary potato into the summertime tweet. >> well, our twist is the chesapeake bay trick. >> and the potato is rubbed with old bay before it's baked. cut it in the shape of vs like an open set of teeth. >> then we'll take the filling. >> the crab and corn and cream filling. >> and cheese. put it in the potato. >> chef, you have a variation on a summertime salad. where do we start? >> with a peeled tomato. >> cut the bottom, scoop out the center, like an aluminum cup

with olive oil and fill it and bake. add it to the mescaline mix. want to spice up your barbecue? how about sun dried strawberry barbecue spare ribs. >> he's are sun dried strawberries. >> sun dried strawberries? oh, my gosh. jammed with flavor. >> we'll puree them with your favorite barbecue sauce. >> slather it on barbecue ribs and you have a succulent dish. thank you for the gorgeous savory summer dishes. >> my pleasure. enjoy the summer bounty. >> so how do we get that assignment, right? everybody is salivating here in the studio. that was liz crenshaw reporting and you can find all of those recipes through our website. search savory dishes. >> you're going on right now. no need to lace up your shoes in

chevy chase park. you can run barefoot. the purpose is to get people up and moving to fight obesity. they're collecting gently used shoes. all right. the key word is naked foot. >> just your feet. >> just your feet. the london olympics are about a month ago. >> but a world record has already been set. >> trying to set the world record. come on and get it. here he is across the line. he's got it! >> a true sign of sportsmanship as two decathletes cheered on ashton eaton as he broke the record for the highest scorer in the decathlon. he dominated all ten events. london is only 33 days away. >> the torch ceremony is rolling

on and surprised one couple in the middle of their big day. they were getting married at a church and got to hang out with the torch for a little bit. the torch is in the middle of the 70-day, 8,000 mile journey to london for the opening ceremonies. the olympic spirit filled the nation's capital. >> many gathered at rfk stadium for the skate of the union. >> three, two, one! skates. . >> in line skaters competed at the grounds for cash and prizes. the competition was part of olympic day which promotes fitness and sportsmanship. olympian shawnee davis says that's how he got his start to prepare for the winter olympics. >> this a grass roots level of the olympic sports of skating. this is how i started speedskating was by roller skating. then i evolved to speedskating. everyone has to start somewhere.

so it's a passion of theirs, maybe they should pursue it. >> 150,000 americans are projected to participate in more than 650 olympic-related events this week. you can watch the olympics right here on nbc4 beginning with the opening ceremony july 27th. today, the gnats are -- the nats are going for best of series. we have more in this sports in a minute. >> good morning. we're going to start off with the nationals in the battle of the beltway in baltimore. no score, top of the second, gnats have two runners on. xavier nady grounds one, and adam laroche looks like he pops it up but that has enough power to get over the right-field fence.

3-0 nats. bottom of the ninth now, time for closer tyler clifford. clifford gets the 12th save of the season and nats win it 3-1. same two this afternoon. mets mohosting the yankees. and game tied in the seventh. the solo home run shot was a difference maker. yanks take the lead and the win 4-3. nationals now lead the mets by 3 1/2 games in the nl east. and tiger's tournament is in town next weekend. this weekend, sailing along in connecticut though. and that's been your sports report. have a great day. all right. 9:26. up next, why some of your neighbors may feel the impact of friday's storm for the days to come. and new this morning, the late night of fun that turned

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hi, everyone. good morning and welcome to news4 today. >> thank you for joining us this sunday, june 24, 2012. at least one prince georges county firefighter was injured while battling a massive house fire in mount rainier. it started around 3:00 this morning on 32nd street. officials say the two-story home was vacant. no one was hurt. montgomery police are investigating a fight that injured seven people. it happened at the festival shopping center and police have not released information on a possible gunman or who may have had that knife.

more than 2,100 are still without power on friday's microburst storm. some customers might not get their electricity restored until tomorrow. in bladensburg, 600 people have been displaced and forced to find temporary shelter. that microburst is something else. >> it sounded like a tornado, but any time the wind rushes up it sounds like a tornado, but it's caused by the chance of the rain shaft. it comes racing down and then all the air blows out around the spot. they could have winds 60 to 90 miles an hour easily. and so tough stuff for them. meanwhile, a lot of folks barely saw any more than a breeze. very, very localized. that's one big feature of microbursts. for today, no need to worry about severe weather today.

a beautiful day outside. we're at 81 degrees in downtown right now. 73 in winchester. may cook up a few shores by later on this afternoon. on the whole it will be a good day for baseball. the nationals and the orioles, first pitch is at 1:35. 87 at that time. headed down to the ocean today. good day today at the beaches, waves one to three feet. stormy down at the beaches but on the whole i think you'll like your week at the beach in is your week to go. >> all right. thank you, chuck. new this morning we have learned a maryland marine died in afghanistan. 21-year-old lance corporal eugene mills iii died thursday in combat. no the week ahead the u.s. supreme court is expected to release its much anticipated ruling on the new health care law. the justices will decide whether the patriot protection and affordable care act is constitutional.

it could move stock markets and greatly affect this fall's national elections. many republicans oppose the law which requires most individuals to buy health care. even in the supreme court upholds the act, they'll work to repeal it. mitt romney still has not announced his vice presidential candidate. everyone's got an opinion on who that might be. the "meet the press" moderator david gregory said even the most seasoned political experts have no clue who romney will select. >> one thing we know about the vice presidential search is we're totally wrong in the end. it's a hard thing to cover. you put a lot of names out there. but only two people who know -- mitt romney and beth meyers who is running the search. florida senator and possible vp pick mario rubio will be on "meet the press" and the chair of the house oversight committee, darrell issa, who will discuss the fast and furious scandal. "meet the press" is at 10:30 right here on nbc4. a new dostudy shows more th

a 100 members of congress are violating ethics rules. almost one in every eight trades were connected to bills in election. congress passed the stock act, it prohibits lawmakers and staff to trade on inside information. a heads up for drivers, avoid driving around the wilson bridge this weekend. construction on the project is causing some huge delays. yesterday, traffic backed up on i-95 all the way to wood bridge. the through lanes in alexandria are shut down. all traffic between van doren street and telegraph road have to use one local lane. north traffic will be diverted northbound to the tyson's corner. all lanes should be back to

normal for your monday morning commute. and you can expect some delays on metro. the agency is doing track work on three lines. the only closure is on orange line where buses will replace trains. trains will use a single track on parts of the red and blue lines. everything should be back up and running in time for the morning rush tomorrow. the time right now, 9:35. a new world record set in northern virginia this weekend. and an injection that helps your sex life and helps you have a longer lasting tan.

this week's wednesday's child hopes to be a star some day. the national conservatory of dramatic arts invited us to bring tatiana who happens to be a very good student for a short course in doing the things that she likes best -- acting and singing. here's news4's barbara harrison. >> just sing out when you're ready. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you want to be somebody, if

you want to go somewhere ♪ ♪ you better wake up and pay attention ♪ >> good job. great work. >> reporter: tatiana hopes that someone watch willing wake up and pay attention to her. she's a lovely 14-year-old who wants to be somebody some day. but before that, she wants to be adopted. to be someone's daughter. >> i want a family that's going to support me in the things that i want to do when i get older. >> reporter: here at the conservatory of arts, she went through a brief introduction. she said the hardest thing about foster homes is moving from home to home. >> you never know what would happen. it was awesome. my favorite look is my serious look. >> reporter: that was great. >> great.

good job. >> i'm looking for a family who can support her, willing to allow her to grow and experience everything out there for her. especially in the arts. that's what she wants to do. >> the president of the school had some wonderful gifts for tatiana to take home. >> actoring for young actors. >> here she is, world. the next great triple threat actress, tatiana. well, if you have room if your home and your heart for tatiana, a future star, call our adoption hotline. you can simply log on to the home page, nbcwashington.com. we saw her here first. first tv appearance. >> the next generaler jennifer >> and win an oscar. >> she has a natural talent for the theater. you tell by watching that right

now. outdoor recess day on a sunday, that's how nice of a weather day it will be. we'll talk about how long that will last though coming up next.

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earlier this morning, more than a thousand athletes took part in the celebrating heroes triathlon around centennial lake. the triathlon featured able-bodied and disabled athletes who's that? nbc4, they had four teams in the event including meteorologist veronica johnson. we'd never want to go up against v.j. >> like a gun show going on. no doubt about that. >> looks like a great time out there. beautiful day. >> she was -- she trained hard all through the winter and spring and doing the running and

the biking. i said, you're not doing the swimming? she said you're the swimmer in the office. what a great charity. a lot of disabled athletes out there. she was enjoying the camarade e camaraderie. for us sunshine out there. we get to keep the sunshine for a good part of your day, but there are going to be some clouds later on this afternoon and they might be able to cook up a few showers. you can't tell me i never told you it couldn't happen. there will be a chance for a few showers later on this afternoon. i think most will be dry until after the sun goes down. most of us. we're clear for now, and as a result of the clear sky, the sunshine, it's burning on through. it's getting warm very quickly outside. already 81 at national airport. dew points have remained in the

upper 50s and low 60s. expecting more of a southwesterly breeze to set up shop by later on this afternoon. metro temperatures still near 80. college park, silver spring, over to bethesda all around 80. 81 downtown, capital and district heights, all flirting with 80 degrees already. cooler out to the north and west. lower 70s you were towards the blue ridge. on the whole, it will be a good looking day. bordering on hot afternoon today. with temperatures around 90 degrees. then scattered showers. annapolis, dry through at least the 4:30 hour. but by 8:00, 9:00, this evening, rain chances in the annapolis area. and then another chance for a rain shower is coming up tomorrow morning. that goes for most of the metro area. less humid for now.

it will turn more humid by late this afternoon and evening. and then might wrangle out a couple of showers in the afternoon time frame. i think most of the rain will come after midnight tonight and before lunch time tomorrow. that's the time frame yes we'll have the best chance at seeing rain. high heat on vacation for tuesday and wednesday. but it comes back with a vengeance by the end of the week. here's the little rain chance. tropical storm debby down here in the gulf of mexico, if you're flying to florida today, be on the lookout. and the official forecast track from the hurricane center has a very slow-moving storm. the movement, north at only two miles an hour. this is the forecast track out through friday. so with a storm going that slow, it will leave a huge amount of uncertainty in the future track. if you have any interest along the gulf coast from central

texas and central florida, stay weather aware as you make your plans for the week ahead. debby is not going to behave all that way. morning sunshine giving way to the partly sunny afternoon. most of us don't need to worry too much. most of the rain, sunset tonight to lunch time tomorrow. then nice weather returns for tuesday and wednesday. those will be the days to, you know, maybe call in sick to work. those are the ones -- tell your boss you'll work extra hard friday and saturday when it's 97 degrees outside in order to get tuesday and wednesday off. i'll be tweeting out weather updates all day on twitter. >> you have excuses for the sick note. >> i have all kinds of excuses. >> are you like president obama? you can sign us a note? >> i'll sign any note. and miami, that ey're ready celebrate. they'll throw a championship

heat for the heat tomorrow. they won thursday night, defeating the oklahoma city thunder. festivities get going at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. it ends with the private celebration for the season ticket holders. >> does this make you homesick being from miami? >> well, any excuse they'll jump on the excuse to celebrate. and when it comes to barbecue everyone has an a opinion. >> how you can be a portfol

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this is a big morning for politics here on nbc4. >> let's look at what's ahead on "meet the press." >> good morning. coming up the immigration debate continues as both president obama and mitt romney try to sway hispanic voters. joining me to weigh in on the debate, a man that romney says is being vetted by his campaign as a potential vp pick. florida senator marco rubio. then the executive privilege standoff between house republicans and the white house heats up over the so-called fast and furious gun walking operation. this morning i'll talk to the man leading the charge for the gop, the chair of the oversight and government reform committee, congressman darrell issa. plus our political round table. all coming up this morning and be sure to stay tuned after the program for my special press pass conversation with the author of "barack obama the story," david maraniss. more than 2,000 people helped set a record of the most

people wearing surgical masks at once. it was part of the 100th anniversary celebration of the hospital. it featured some great food, muse i music and give aways. well, if you're in the mood for some good barbecue head on over to the national barbecue battle. >> today we are making pork butts and brisket and chicken and ribs. >> it's happening in downtown d.c. on pennsylvania avenue northwest right by the capitol. several are vying to win the best barbecue prize worth more than $40,000 in cash and prizes. we want to check in with zachary quiche to get the latest on your sports. good morning. here is your sports in a minute. we'll start off with the nationals in the battle of the beltway in baltimore. no score, top of the second,

nats have two runners on. xavier nady grounds one to third. the throw from betemit to first not so good. michael morris and laroche come home to score. 2-0 nats. top of the fourth, same score for the same guy, adam laroche. that's got just new power to get over the right-field fence, a solo shot. 3-0 nats. bottom of the ninth, time for tyler cliff forward. and clifford gets the 12th save of the season, the nats win 3-1. same two this afternoon. good news out of new york, mets hosting the yankees, game tied in the seventh when eric chavez breaks it at the expense of former national reliever john rauch. that was a difference maker and the yanks take the lead and the win. nationals now lead the mets by 3 1/2 games in the nl east. and tiger's tomorrow is in town next weekend.

this weekend the pga sailing along in connecticut though. brian davis and roland thatcher are the co-leaders after three rounds both at 12 under part. that's been your sports report. have a great day. >> is the weather going to cooperate for them? >> yeah, today is a good day to be outside. maybe a shower chance cooking up later this afternoon into this evening, but i think most of us don't need to worry too much. keep a weather eye to the sky the if you hear a rumble of thunder today, move to safe shelter. if you hear thunder, you have friends out on the local golf course, let them know they should be keeping an eye to the sky. not expecting trouble today. high up near 90 degrees and most of the rain should come after sunset. tuesday and wednesday are the pick of the litter. those would have been the two best days of the month of june,

but saturday, the last day of june, 97 degrees to finish out the month of june next saturday. something for everybody there. @chuckbell4 is my twitter address. >> we still have people reeling from the storms. we're talking about 2,100 people left in the dark. we'll keep you posted on that as well. >> really uncomfortable for a lot of them without air or electricity. that's it for us today. >> thank you so much for joining us. have a great sunday. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch.

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