new images of a car ripped to pieces. what police are saying about what caused this crash straight ahead. but first, a warm weather weekend. wait until you see the seven-day forecast from storm team 4. good morning. thanks for joining us this morning. happy saturday. >> welcome to news4 today. we start with that forecast for this saturday morning. let's get right to meteorologist amelia segal. >> some amazing moon shots this morning, huh? >> absolutely. we'll be taking a look at those throughout the morning. it is a nice start on your saturday morning. happy saturday.

welcome to your weekend. we're looking at just some clouds around this morning. but all in all, plenty of sunshine as the sun continues to come up. mostly sunny skies. there's some patches in the rural areas that will burn off. some cloudiness around -- this is the kind of cloudiness that allows for filtered sunshine. 66 in frederick, 73 in washington. here's a look at your temperatures through the early afternoon hours. by 9:00 a.m. we're already flirting with that 80-degree mark. by noon we're in the mid-80s. temperatures continue to climb into the afternoon hours. i'll have your full forecast coming up in a bit. and i have to say on the seven-day we are looking at some awesome weather. so you want to stay tuned. >> thanks, amelia. a 25-year-old man now recovering after being hurt in a bad crash in montgomery county. this happened late last night on

beach drive and windale road. the driver switched lanes and went into a tree. luckily no one else was hurt. family and friends remember a young man who was drowned this week. anthony johnson jr. had just graduated from forest park high school in prince william county. he was planning on attending college this fall. he drowned while swimming with friends. the memorial tonight is at mt. claire elementary. this morning a woman is looking for answers in her sister's murder in northern virginia. she tells news4 she found her younger sister dead inside their two-bedroom apartment on derby court on july 4th. she ate dinner with her 43-year-old sister the night before, watching tv, and then went to their separate bedrooms to sleep. the next morning she says she

found her sister strangled to death. >> please find my sister killer. please. i'm begging you guys. >> she moved to alexandria from ethiopia nine years ago. she worked at this restaurant for five years as a cook. she had no kids and she was not married. if you have any information in her death, call alexandria police. and right now we're following a developing story overseas. benjamin netanyahu says his country will continue to defend itself itself. more than 120 people in gaza have been killed. israel launched air strikes in respond to rocket fire coming from gaza. palestinians in gaza are requesting the united nations for a ceasefire. they're asking for immediate ceasefire. it does not mention hamas firing into israel. most other council members back the palestinians.

the centers for disease control and prevention is doing damage control this morning. it's placed a stop on the shipment of all samples of biological materials from high security level labs. this comes after a lab mistake that led to exposure to anthrax. >> i'm upset. i'm angry. i'm working around the clock to make sure we do everything possible to resolve. >> he will face tough questions this week in washington. he's scheduled to discuss the anthrax scare before a congressional committee. erica edwards has more on the laboratory mistakes. >> reporter: an internal investigation at the centers for disease control and prevention has revealed several serious errors. historically considered world class in their safety precautions. >> i'm disappointed by what happened. and frankly i'm angry about it.

>> during a press briefing on friday, tom frieden started with the anthrax scare that exposed 80 cdc workers. >> the scientists failed to follow a scientifically derived and reviewed protocol that would have ensured that anthrax was activated and the material was confirmed to be sterile before it left the lab. that didn't happen. >> reporter: that lab is now closed. in a separate incident, workers accidentally sent a sample of highly infectious bird flu to an outside lab. this week another government health agency discovered decades' old viles of viable forms of smallpox. this leads to one ckey question. >> how could this have happened

at the cdc all this could be released? >> reporter: that was erica edwards. happening today, a remind to slow down or face a five. speed cameras will start issuing tickets in the district. the cameras are in southeast d.c. if you're caught speeding, it could cost you a hundred bucks. new details about that crash that put tracy morgan in the hospital. >> the legal action in this case that could have the comedian spending time in court plus a money pledge for a streetcar project in virginia. the cash it could add to one community. plus shutting down a trump

in northern virginia, the commonwealth is giving up $65 million to the streetcar projects along columbia pike. stretching five miles from the skyline area to pentagon city in arlington. >> that streetcar system expected to bring in billions of dollars. a study found it will up real estate values by $4.4 billion there over the next 30 years. the system expected to bring in more than $455 million in tax revenue. the study includes the columbia pike segment at the crystal city potomac yard segment as well. vincent gray vetoed the $10.6 billion budget approved by the city council. he is asking council to work with his office. the proposed budget includes cuts to the streetcar system, the elimination of a tax break for senior citizens, plus a new fitness tax on yoga and gym

memberships. he has asked council to reconsider its spending plan. >> it had things in there i was opposed to. even sending it back unsigned with a letter i don't think would get the attention that this issue warrants at this stanl. >> district council approved the budget 12-1. it would take nine votes to override the mayor's veto. looks like maryland casinos are giving atlanta a run for its money. our sister station in philadelphia is reporting another atlantic city casino reported to close. sources tell our station wcau that the trump plaza hotel and casino could shut doors by september. the showboat casino is already slated to close this ar.

all right. well, you don't see this every day. a poor black bear with his head stuck in an old melt can. how someone got this little guy out. he's probably happy. but first, amelia, how's it look? >> today we're looking at dry conditions. full weekend forecast aft

actor tracy morgan is suing walmart. you might remember morgan was seriously hurt in the suit that killed a fellow comedian. the driver of one of walmart's tractor-trailers slammed into a bus. the driver has pleaded not guilty. a california mother says she plans to hire an attorney after she was removed from a concert in san diego. megan kristofferson had her 4-month-old strapped to her son in the pit area. >> i need you to come over here. >> it's illegal to have my child at a concert? >> yes, ma'am. it's child endangerment. >> police say concert security spotted the infant and were concerned about her getting hurt. kristofferson said the baby was

fast asleep and she believes security targeted her because earlier she was breast-feeding at the concert. the officers gave her the option of moving to a different area or having her tickets refunded. she decided to leave altogether. the san diego district attorney tells our sister station that kristofferson was not cited at the concert and the incident is under review. we get an inside look at what it feels like to be locked in a car in the summer heat. a police officer in texas did just that to remind people not to leave children alone in vehicles. >> sweating more and more. it's probably hard to see. >> rorter: after 15 minutes -- >> breathing is a little harder to do. >> reporter: -- then 20. corporal jamie peterson sat in his car as temperatures reached 94 degrees. >> it's 120 degrees after 30

minutes. >> reporter: after 30 minutes he had to stop. >> it's pretty brutal. definitely an awareness even for myself. >> reporter: heatstroke is the second leading cause of non-traffic fatalities among children in the u.s. so far this year, 16 children have died. a recent survey of a thousand parents found that nearly seven in ten know about the dangers but said they would leave their own children alone in a car. 14% of parents reported they have actually done it. experts say most people think a tragedy won't happen to them. >> and that is the worst mistake any person can ever make. because if you think it can't happen to you, then you won't put the protections in place that will prevent it from happening. >> reporter: right now there are no government-approved technologies on the market to alert when kids are left in the car. experts say parents and caregivers need to be the first line of defense. >> anyone watching this can potentially save a child's life if they see a child left alone in a car.

>> reporter: in fact, tennessee just passed a law to protect passers by who break a car window if they think a child's in danger. it was passers by in new mexico who rescued a 5-year-old girl locked in a hot pickup truck for more than a year. >> screaming, sweating, i'm sure very scared. >> reporter: a child saved and a reminder of an avoidable tragedy. well, a black bear found himself in trouble in wisconsin until two guys came to his rescue. take a look here. the bear got his little head stuck in a can. a potato farmer and a logger saw the bear just walking around with the 35-pound milk can on its head. so they decided to help. they captured the moment on camera. they used a device normally used for lifting wood. you can see bear running happily back into the woods.

thankfully all is well. >> i've heard of having your head in the sand, but in a milk can that's a whole new thing for me. poor guy. >> i know. >> everybody's happy he's out. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal here. did you see that poor little guy? >> absolutely. i'm going to have the winnie the pooh song stuck in my head all day now. you know the song i'm talking about. the weather -- talking about the weather today, it would be a nice summer day. typical. temperature around 90 degrees for a high. a little bit humid, not excessively humid. and plenty of sunshine. now, there is some patchy fog this morning in rural areas. and did you catch it? the super moon overnight. thanks for e-mailing me this picture. he captured a picture with his telescope and sent it in. if you took a picture of the super moon, tweet it to me. love to see it and put it on

air. if you didn't catch the moon, it will be similar in size tonight too. so you can go and check it out. here's what you can expect. a mainly dry weekend, the best chance that you're dealing with rain and thunderstorms will actually be on tuesday. that's as a cold front moves through. there could be severe weather on tuesday. that front allows refreshing air -- and when i say refreshing, fabulous air for summer to make its way into the area. wait until you see the seven-day and the high temperatures for the middle and latter part of next week. temperatures now for the most part in the upper 60s. 68 in manassas and rockville and gaithersburg. going for the early morning run, boot camps this morning, the weather is looking nice. satellite not tracking any rain. just some cloudiness along the i-81 corridor and areas to the west. high temperatures today will be

similar. 90 in washington. 91 in manassas. 88 in gaithersburg. the uv index today very high. what does that mean? you can get sunburn in 15 minutes. so spf 30 at least every two hours to prevent that. here's your planner for tomorrow. clouds will be increasing throughout the day and a little bit breezy at times too. that would be good because a high temperature tomorrow of 95 degrees. it will be hot outside. and you're going to notice the humidity in the air. we'll start off with some sunshine, but by the afternoon there will be plenty of clouds around the area. and hit or miss showers. especially west of washington. about a 30% chance that you're dealing with a late day shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. but most if not all of your sunday is really looking dry. monday, a high temperature of 93 degrees. some scattered late-day showers and thunderstorms are more likely on monday.

potentially strong to severe with some heavy rain. could be some damaging winds. this is the cold front on tuesday. high pressure of 90. and then kristen and melissa, you're looking at highs in the mid-80s. lows in the 50s and 60s for wednesday, thursday, and friday. if you don't have plans yet outdoors on one of those days, make them. get a tee time, plan to play tennis, or find something to do outside. because this weather in july, it's not very usual. >> all right. we like it. thank you so much. news4 is getting answers about what caused a sinkhole along the busy 14th street. we'll tell you about the problem that they actually date back to d.c.'s historic past. plus a warning before you use an atm this weekend. where skimmers were planted on three different machines and how you can spot that device used by some thieves.

a sinkhole in the middle of a heavily traveled tourist area could easily happen again. 14th street near constitution now reopened but the issue kept lanes closed for days. we did some digging and found out that type of sinkhole could be the result of past and present colliding. derek ward has a look at why you haven't perhaps seen the last of sinkholes in d.c. >> reporter: it's a modern problem. holes in the infrastructure like this one at the intersection of

14th street and constitution avenue that opened up on tuesday. authorities wanted to know why. >> we need to identify what's under there and determine the condition that it's in. and who knows whatever's down there. >> reporter: it's not d.c. water or any other utility as far as they can tell. filled the hole and made the temporary patch, but there's something left beneath the hole. a mystery. it was a creek before it was washington. it was incorporated as part of the canal finished in 1815. >> and it was meant to transport building materials, so it was for the capitol and agricultural products. >> reporter: but it ended up being a blight on the city. >> it wasn't deep enough. it became a sewer. >> reporter: by the 1850s it was filled in with but with what? >> it's an investigation just to see what is down there. but right now we just don't

know. >> reporter: so now as people make their way to the more well known repository of american history, they're unknowingly crossing a big part of it to get there. what may be a relic of the past is vying for new attention. derek ward, news4. two cities are celebrating huge milestones today. we'll tell you where you can join the party. plus women, the study that may have you thinking twice when you wear the color red. and a warm morning already in the d.c. region. amelia will tell

here's a look at today's top stories. a 25-year-old man is recovering after being hurt in a bad single-car crash in montgomery county. look at that vehicle. this happened late last night in chevy chase and windale road. the driver drifted across lanes and slammed into a tree. he was rushed to the hospital with serious injury. and the director of the cdc will face tough questions this week in washington. dr. tom frieden scheduled to discuss the anthrax scare before a congressional committee. 83 workers were exposed to the virus after it was transported. heads up this morning. five new speed cameras will start giving you tickets in the districts. all the cameras are in southeast d.c. if you are caught speeding, you could be ticketed up to $300.

there are more than 117 -- 170 speed cameras across the district. thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. >> the humidity is certainly sticking around for the start of the weekend. >> not good for our hair, right? >> not at all. you don't want to see that. >> time to check in with amelia segal. amelia, you have such a beautiful forecast next week. i have a gold star for you right here. can you see this? gold paper with a star. >> thank you so much. i ordered this weather up. honestly, though, next week we're looking at fabulous weather. temperatures, well, we'll talk about temperatures in a bit. all in all this weekend is going to be nice. it's the epitome of a summer weekend. it will be a little bit humid today with a high around 90. warmer tomorrow and more muggy tomorrow. beautiful sunrise on your saturday morning. perfect morning to get out as you're taking the dogs for a

walk, it's not too hot out yet. temperature right now, well, we're at 73 degrees. there is some fogginess around especially around areas that a further west of washington. temperature by 9:00 a.m. at a mild 77. by noon we're already in the mid-80s. 3:00 the temperature of 89. dry today. some storms are in the forecast for tomorrow. i'll have more details on the rest of your weekend coming up. >> thank you. we are getting a look at a new report on the navy yard shooting. d.c. police released this report to help coordinate their response should there be a future attack. 12 people died at the navy yard that day. news4's jackie bensen spoke with the police chief. >> reporter: this is a black and white diagram of just one section of the maze-like 600,000 square feet at the washington navy yard. it gives a feeling for how the

cops who ran in to save lives found themselves in the middle of what felt like a violen video game made horrifically real. the after-action report on the september 2013 incident that claimed a dozen lives reveals the race to stop the gunman was made difficult by certain obstacles. among them, the door to the room was locked by a security guard who didn't contact police. d.c. police chief spoke to news4 by phone. >> while we were searching that building, the cameras would have been helpful. >> reporter: the report recommends that large gated complexes put go bags containing maps, key cards to places where they can get to them quickly. the navy yard shooting is an example why they must coordinate and train together.

>> we never get an active shooter or training drill inside of the base walls because i think because we all made the assumption that because it's a military base, everybody in there is armed. >> reporter: jackie bensen, news4 today. >> access to the security cameras would not have prevented any loss of life. it recommends they establish a unified command center so local and federal agencies can talk to each other when an incident like this happens. charles county police are warning women about a potential sexual predator. a woman fought off a man earlier this week at a storage lot in white plains. the woman says he grabbed her from behind as she was walking to her storage unit. police released this sketch. he says the man pushed her to the ground and tried to take her clothes off but he was able to fight him off. he drove off in a green car with maryland plates. police in fairfax county

looking for these three men. they allegedly installed devices to steal personal information. it's called skimming. atms at three different banks have been hit since early june. a skimming device can copty a customer's card information allowing someone else to access your money. it can be inserted as well into an atm slot and record small numbers. cameras can also be set up to grab pin numbers. happening today, a family needs help to pay medical bills and save a boy's life. their son brent jr. there has been in and out of the hospital since he was born in august. doctors operated on him several times. he has a rare condition that causes heart defects and weakens his immune system. the family hopes to raise enough money to pay for experimental surgery to boost his immune system. the fund raiser is today at the

fairgrounds. today a big happy birthday to the city of alexandria celebrating its 266th birthday. you can head down for the festivities today. the event is free. even better, right? there will even be a birthday cake. to top it off, there's fireworks at 9:30 tonight. >> in maryland they'll also be celebrating. today is the anniversary of the volunteer department. goes through the town of capital heights. firefighters are also invited to bring their helmets for the blessing of the helmet ceremony follow the parade. in news4 your health, a new gallup poll found americans found 61% of 18 to 34-year-olds are happy with their looks. middle aged people were least

likely to be happy with their looks. here's another question for you. do you like to wear the color red? new studies suggest women judge other women who wear that color. what? >> yes. we've officially studied everything. researchers in new york found women who think ladies in red are less faithful than women wearing white or green. white and green were seen as colors of purity. >> women in the survey only judged other women when it came to morality. they didn't equate that with other life choices like financial responsibility. i wear red. i've seen you in red. whatever on this study. what about blue? and black? navy? what's wrong with that? >> all right. a sight this crowd just couldn't resist. the picture perfect moment that had all these people here standing in the middle of a busy street in new york and no one seemed to mind.

plus your chance to see a so-called super moon above our region tonight. my dad loves this stuff. i'm sure he'll be looking. and amelia says you may want to plan ahead for the weather. especially during the second half of the week. we'll get her seven-day forecast in a few minutes.

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brighter than usual across the d.c. region. >> it was really neat to see. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal joins us to tell us more about this super moon. how about it, amelia? >> like you guys just said, you can see the near full moon again tonight. tonight virtually the same size. it's called a super moon because it's passing a little bit closer to the earth than normal. here's some video if you didn't catch it overnight. it was just stunning. especially as the sun was setting across the area. we got some pictures as well, and i'm hoping you took some. tweet me them. dave did that capturing the super moon with his telescope there. the super moon, again, passing closer to the earth. so overnight, again, we're looking at a moon that was about 30% brighter, 14% bigger. now, with the weather, it's hot

today. warmer tomorrow. full details in a little by, guys. >> thanks, amelia. happening today, you can celebrate bastille day. 10th annual block party on vernon street between 18th and 19th. party starts at three. cost is ten bucks. bastille day is actually monday, but it's not stopping people from celebrating. it commemorates the beginning of the french revolution. that's not all that's happening in d.c. today. how to join a major mission to help the city's most needy. plus a little boy's special bond with his next door neighbor. this must-see story is right after the break. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal.

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welcome back. 6:44 on this saturday. happening today you can join in and help the homeless in the nation's capital. today is the ninth annual feed the homeless community awareness day. 51% of the region's area live in the district. you can stop by the pep rally for peace at freedom plaza happening from noon to 7:00 tonight. and, of course, no matter what age you are, you always need a friend. right? >> you do. a story about the friendship between a little boy and a world war ii veteran is getting a lot of attention. i love this story. >> i know. >> here's the heartwarming story of how age makes no difference. >> reporter: emmett richner is age three going on four. and for no particular reason he is driving with his eyes closed.

which would not appear to be going particularly well. fortunately, emmett has a mentor. >> i got a bagger that fits on the bag. >> reporter: earl is 89 going on 90. and this has been going on -- >> ready, set, go! >> -- for nearly a year. emmett's parents had to laugh the first time he saw their preschooler racing a man who fought in the second world war. >> i told you he was fast. >> i'm super fast. you want to play croquet? >> which stick are you going to have? >> reporter: the man they waved to but barely knew from the house next door. >> they're together pretty much every day. >> did you find a worm? >> nope. it's a bug.

>> reporter: emmett first crossed into his yard when he caught a glimpse of his favorite food. >> these are going to be tomatoes. >> every time he saw me out there, he would come running over. got any tomatoes? >> reporter: every day a new adventure. >> he saw him working on his bike that looked like it was from the '60s and i thought there's no way he's going to get on this bike. and he did. it took him a couple times to get on his bike. and i thought, am i going to have to call 911? don't fall over. >> reporter: she wondered if their friendship would survive the winter. >> one day i looked out the window and i took this picture. it was so cute. he was snow blowing a path from his back door straight to our back door so they could visit. >> you know what this is from?

>> huh-uh. >> where's the fish pole? >> he likes to draw him pictures and show him things and explain things. he's just taught him so much. >> reporter: which is why those tears have been coming more often. >> we decided back a month ago to move. >> reporter: brian richner says their growing family simply needs more space. >> i love him. >> reporter: it's the hardest part about moving. >> yeah, it's tough. >> reporter: and change is coming for him too. >> yeah. when you think about it. >> reporter: soon he'll be 90, his wife is ill, and just days ago his kid finally convinced him it's time to trade his house and yard for a senior pamplt. until moving trucks roll, good-bye will have to wait. >> put a washer on.

>> reporter: this january/december friendship still has a bittersweet july. >> just do it by hand slow first. >> there's no replacement for him. >> you put the washer on first. >> that's right. >> make sure it's tight. >> all right. getting a little dusty in here. i have a 4-year-old, you have a 2-year-old. you're like, my gosh. you know how they connect with someone and it's amazing. but they can keep in touch, right? teach him how to skype. can we do that? >> we hope they stay in touch. what a special friendship that is. >> that's amazing. for both of them. storm team 4 amelia segal, how you doing? is it dusty in the weather center right now? >> what a wonderful story. reminds me of a fabulous movie. today the weather, it's not going to have any negative impact on your day. we're looking at plenty of sunshine, temperatures will be

warm. it will be humid outside but not excessively humid. you will notice the humidity definitely tomorrow. a high temperature today around 90 degrees. temperatures right now coming in in the 60s and 70s. fredericksburg and leesburg at 70. 69 in camp springs. 73 degrees currently in washington. we are getting reports of some fog in areas like spotsylvaniap. so if you're seeing fog let me know where you live. any fogginess will be gone over the next hour or so. after that plenty of sunshine for the rest of today. here's how temperatures will warm up. 11:00 a.m., low 80s. afternoon hours we will hit 90 degrees. that will be our high temperature for today. a beautiful saturday evening with plenty of sunshine. and temperatures in the mid-80s. mainly clear skies overnight tonight for the early evening hours. and then as we get into the late hours, we're going to start to

see clouds increasing. so tomorrow morning waking up to partly sunny skies, dry conditions for your sunday. by noon we're noticing partly to mostly cloudy skies. still dry, but getting into the afternoon hours as early as 2:00, i think there will be some hit or miss showers and thunderstorms across the area. about a 30% chance that you're dealing with a shower or thunderstorm later in the day tomorrow. but a good portion of your sunday will be dry if not the entire day. then some rain is possible overnight on sunday. high temperatures tomorrow will be in the 90s. high temperature in washington tomorrow of 95 degrees. better chance you're dealing with rain later in the day on monday. a high temperature of 93. tuesday, storms are likely. storms on tuesday could potentially be strong to severe. stay with storm team 4 as we continue to update this forecast. tuesday a high temperature of 90 degrees. cold front moves through on tuesday.

this is going to cause a big pattern shift. we'll be focusing on warm, humid, sticky air on tuesday. that will help the showers and thunderstorms to potentially become severe. as that front moves through the area and clears our region, cool air filters in as the jet stream dips well below us. what that means, below-average temperatures nice for summer. temperatures in the low to mid-80s. wednesday, thursday, and friday, high temperatures around 84 degrees. lows will be in the 60s inside of the beltway. in the suburbs, low temperatures will be in the 50s with low humidity. so some spectacular refreshing air to look forward to next week. but again the weekend not looking too bad. a high temperature today of 90. >> sounds amazing. thank you. again, a gold star for you this morning. one programming note for you this morning. >> the schedule is shifted around because of sports this afternoon. so there will be no "today" show at 7:00 this morning. instead news4 today is back at the top of the hour.

that's followed by coverage of the tour de france at 8:00 this morning. then it's an entire afternoon of golf beginning at 11:30. we're back with the day's headlines this evening at news4 at 6:00. coming up, the vatican may be paying special attention to tomorrow's big world cup match. and a reminder our series celebrating summer which is so much fun, visiting your neighborhood and sharing the good news in our community. next week we're at arlington.

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it's saturday morning, everyone. it hasn't been a good couple weeks for the washington nationals. against the phillies, after being hit in the hand in baltimore. then last night in the fourth inning zimmerman comes up hurting and singles over to the nats bench. matt williams and all the trainers come out, and then so does zim. his night is over after 3 1/3 innings. zimmerman scheduled to undergo an mri today. in cleveland, faces got to be sore from smiling. lebron james deciding to come home. james left cleveland four years ago for miami where he won two nba championships. but his focus now is bringing a trophy to his hometown. lebron says he's not going to

have a press conference or a party. he's ready to get to work and fans couldn't be more excited. >> everybody i've walked by has a smile on their face. it's one of the greatest moments in cleveland. >> thank you, lebron. you have done a wonderful thing for cleveland. all is forgiven. we love you. >> that's all for your sports. i hope your saturday is a great one. >> lots of people excited about that. tomorrow's final match of the world cup is pitting two well-known figures against each other. you could call it a pope-off. >> pope francis is from argentina while pope emeritus benedict is from germany. the spokesperson says it's unlikely they'll get together to watch the match. >> hard choice there. all right. those of you with a lead foot,

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new images of a car ripped to pieces. this morning what police are saying about what caused this

crash straight ahead. but first, a warm weather weekend and just wait until you see the seven-day forecast from storm team 4. >> thanks for joining us this morning. >> welcome to news4 today. we start with that forecast for this saturday morning. we're going to get straight to storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal. good morning. >> good morning, ladies, and good morning to you at home. happy saturday. our average high now about 89 degrees. today a high temperature of 90. so it will certainly be warm outside. temperatures tomorrow are going to be a little bit higher, but plenty of sunshine around throughout the day today. there are some areas of fog this morning that will burn off over the next hour. one of my twitter followers saying the fog in waldorf is starting to lift a little bit. that will continue to be the trend across the area. 66 is the temperature now in luray. here's how temperatures will warm up into the early afternoon