washington with a temperature of 73 degrees. highs today will be near 80. 78, 79 degrees will be our high. we're dry through the lunchtime hours. as we get into the afternoon hours, there will be scattered showers, very light. no thunderstorms in the forecast for today. so if you do have plans outside, keep the umbrella handy. it's not a great pool day, but whatever else you have planned should be okay. a little bit humid today. now, some areas will be seeing a little bit more sunshine than others today. i'll have more on that. also what to expect for the sunday coming up. >> thanks. we'll check in with you then. we're learning about a shooting in greenbelt. prince george's county police tell us the man who was shot died from his injuries. the shooting happened on greenbelt roa not long from the washington parkway. molette green is there this

morning. hi, molette. >> reporter: good morning. neighbors came o to find this man who was shot here in this parking lot died at the hospital. behind me you can see the dumpster where the crime scene tape is trashed. if you physical me you can see the sterile bandage kits in the street here. evidence of the attempts to save that young man's life last night. lots of police activity just after 11:00. prince george's county police this morning looking for suspects, looking for a motive here. and neighbors that i talked to say they did not hear any arguing, just a flurry of shots. >> just heard several pop pop pop. and i was hoping it was fire crackers, but i said, uh-oh, it might be shots. and it was, like, way after dark. >> reporter: now, police have not identified the victim, but

neighbors tell me the young man appeared to be in his 20s and they don't believe he lived in this apartment community. no suspect, no motive as i said before. neighbors tell me they don't believe that there is any gang or drug activity within this apartment complex, but several of them told me that there is some trouble just outside this community along the main road. there are some problems and those may have bled into this community last night. we are live in greenbelt this morning. i'm molette green, back to you. >> thanks. new this morning, a metro train hit and killed a man in northern virginia. this happened around 3:30 this morning. between the franconia-spring field and van dorn stations. no passengers were on that train. it was empty and we know that service this morning was not

impacted because of this. meanwhile, the name of the victim has not been released. right now two americans infected with ebola are headed to the united states. dr. kent brantly and nancy writebol are expected to land hours from now. they were infected with the disease while treating patients in africa. ebola includes fever, muscle, pain and vomiting. however, the americans will be in a specially isolated unit at emory university hospital which is in atlanta. >> we're one of only four institutions in the united states capable of handling patients of this nature. >> take a look. this is one of the special rooms brantly and writebol will be in. they will be the first patients ever to be treated for ebola on american soil. you may be wondering with such a dangerous disease, how are the americans getting here? especially without spreading that virus? nbc's stephanie gosk shows us the plane bringing them over. >> reporter: the medevac is a tightly controlled process led

by the state department and the cdc. dr. brantly and writebol will be flown separately on non-commercial planes like this one with multiple layers of protection to contain the virus. the gurney will be in a secured plastic tent, the patient enclosed in another layer of plastic. and anyone in that part of the plane covered head to toe in hazmat suits and gloves. they will land at the air force base not far from emory hospital. the center is close to the hazmat containment unit in nebraska. they are equipped with air filtration units. the patient is contained at all times. doctors at emory say it's enough protection. >> i will be one of the individuals who will be coming into direct contact with the patients. i have no concerns about either my personal health or the health of the other health care workers who will be working in that unit.

>> reporter: zpodespite assuran, it is triggering anger and fear. one saying it's just a bad idea, plain and simple. >> i don't have a problem longs cdc's involved. i feel they'll take the right precaution. >> reporter: and it might be the best chance of survival for two aid workers that went to africa and now need help themselves. >> nine in ten people who get ebola die from it. right now the death toll in africa has topped 700 people. officials are looking for an israeli soldier believed to have been captured by hamas militants. it's believed hamas abducted one of their soldiers ending a cease-fire. hamas says they're not aware of any capture. in the past few hours we have seen air strikes in gaza city. multiple strikes hit a high-rise

office building. overnight israel began its air strikes in gaza. palestinian leaders say at least 35 people di in those strikes. we have a traffic alert for you this morning. it is 9:06. if your saturday plans take you through route 1 in hyattsville, you're looking at a massive water main break. right now the water main is back in service. all the customers have water again. on thursday more than 6 million gallons of water rushed down rhode island avenue and created a massive hole that crews are trying to fill. you may want to drive on kennelworth avenue to avoid that area. another traffic alert to tell you about in the area. repairing a sinkhole in the columbia heights neighborhood. columbia road between 13th and 14th street will be closed because of these repairs. you may want to avoid the area. well, a car stuck in flooding with that water rising fast. take a look at this video. we're going to show you some

efforts to save a woman trapped inside that car. questions of corruption and even fidelity coming out about bob mcdonnell. the revealing text messages, photos, and other evidence. some valuable information up next. how to add onto the savings on school supplies aside from this tax-free weekend.

we are already talking back to school. today could be a great day to do a little back-to-school shopping. it is virginia's tax-free holiday this weekend. and you won't have to pay sales tax on most school and office supplies. this also counts towards clothing. even winter gear like coats and gloves. to get the discount, each school item cannot be over $20. an article of clothing can't be

over 100 bucks. now, if you are looking for the best deals, the tax holiday is only part of the equation. >> kelly grant shares tips to maximize your back-to-school savings. >> reporter: 16 states will host tax-free holidays to give help on back-to-school items. you think these are huge everything must go sales, but how much are you saving really? maybe not that much. keep that in mind as you're filling up your cart. if those school supplies or sweaters aren't already on sale, then you're probably in the back to school rush. >> all right. that was kelly grant reporting. now, we picked up a lot of

school supply lists. to see what they're asking your children to bring on day one. >> it's not quite the list we're used to seeing. do they even use erasers here? >> i see one here. but they also require usbs so thumb drives. and tissues. i don't know if they expect the children to cry. >> i see trapper keepers are not on there. did i just date myself? >> i don't see that. >> you e probably don't know what it is. >> i can google it. >> and the lists appear to be longer and more expensive. when you take into account they're doing the ear buds and usb drives, it's going to add up. if you live in maryland, your tax-free weekend starts august 10th. and runs through the 16th. if you didn't catch all of that, we put the details of the tax-free weekend on our website. our digital team has hooked you

up. head to nbcwashington.com and search tax free. new video this morning shows what could happen if you're high up on a roller coaster and then something goes really wrong. we're going to show you a few brave souls now living by example. chance of a shower in the forecast for today. a better chance you're dealing with rain tomorrow. i'll be walking you through your weekend forecast hour-by-hour with future weather coming up.

star witness johnnie williams will take the stand a third time in the bob mcdonnell corruption trial. williams is testifying under immunity for the prosecution. julie kerry says he is also facing intense cross examination. most recently lawyers showed williams and virginia's former first couple exchange 1200 texts and e-mails in two years. bob mcdonnell spoke to reporters as he left the courtroom. >> confidence in my legal team has done a great job. we look forward to having the truth continue to come out and prevailing. >> one of those digital exchanges that came out happened back during the 2011 earthquake. maureen mcdonnell wrote a note to williams that said, quote, the earth just moved and i'm not even having sex. end quote. among all the evidence is a picture of bob mcdonnell driving in williams' ferrari and the ex governor showing off a rolle ex

williams gave him. for everything on the trial, get to nbcwashington.com and search mcdonnell. a court gave simms a one-year probation. he's accused of sexting with his girlfriend who is also a minor. prosecutors wanted to take explicit pictures of the 17-year-old and compare them to the ones he sent to his underage girlfriend at the time. they backed off that controversial search warrant. >> this has been hard the past couple months and hard on me. >> they asked simms to do 100 hours of community service, stay away from his girlfriend. simms is expected to be back in court a year from now where the judge could decide to dismiss those felony charges all together. new this morning, take a

look at this video showing a dramatic water rescue out in arizona. you can see the rescuers there in the yellow pulling a woman to safety. she drove into the high water last night. you can see part of her car right there under the water submerged. she wasn't hurt. this area apparently is known for flash flooding. officials say they are called to water rescues in this area quite often. >> water troubles in california, students, faculty, and staff at the ucla campus are checking their cars this morning hoping they still work. after this huge water main break drenched them. flooded parts of camp talked with several drives who didn't know they'd be walking or driving home. >> reporter: tow trucks on the west side have been quite busy. a steady stream of them dropping off cars trapped in ucla. are you feeling pretty

fortunate? >> yeah. my other car got damaged awhile ago. it's good this one, like, survived. >> i'm feeling better than the people who unfortunately may have gotten their cars ruined in the flood. but it was an amazing event to actually witness it. >> reporter: during the flooding they moved their cars from the bottom of the parking structure to the top. that likely spared the cars from damage. those at the lower level remain stuck there most of them inoperable. >> we'll have a lot more damaged cars numbering about 400. they'll all be towed to another location. >> reporter: there was a bit of suspense. the difference between being told your car is okay and actually seeing it. >> i'm very glad. and i'm glad that it's not really -- it doesn't look like it's hurt. i'm glad they said it probably isn't. so that's great. well, a group of thrill seekers have quite the story to tell this morning after they had to walk down a roller coaster. >> yeah.

you read that right, you heard him right. walk down a roller coaster. this happened at six flags in new jersey. take a look at this video. few dozen people there marching down the track. this is because the ride broke in mid-air. the coaster was on its way up to the peak height of 230 feet. a power failure caused this problem. thankfully nobody was hurt. what they had happen here, park officials actually got up there and escorted them down so they didn't just start doing this on their own. still, it's crazy. >> i'm not going anywhere. i'm not walking down there. >> i'm staying in the spinning teacups. close tore the ground. >> as you're riding in a roller coaster and it's picking you up, you think i hope i never have to walk down those. being seated is one thing. >> big thrill seekers. it stopped right before the peak and it was supposed to drop. so they missed the big rush. they got stuck up there for hours. moving onto weather, i saw

you tweaking the forecast. >> so improving the forecast for today. we're seeing a little bit more sunshine. partly to mostly cloudy skies. i've also lowered your shower chance to a 30% chance. so most of your day will be mainly dry. we're dry through the lunchtime hours. but because of that threat that you're dealing with, a light shower this afternoon or evening. the weather could have a low impact on your day. more clouds around the d.c. metro area than areas back to the west. so a little bit more sunshine there. here on storm team 4 radar, it's dry right now. again, it's going to be mainly dry until about 1:00, 2:00 p.m. after that we'll see light showers. no thunderstorms are in the forecast for today. here's a look at the satellite and radar. you can see we are getting in on sunshine. that's going to help our temperatures to warm to around 80 degrees. with future weather, notice it's

keeping us dry at 10:00 a.m. once we hit 3:00, some light showers are possible. so i've been saying this all morning. it's not a great pool day, but you have other plans outside, the weather should be just fine. nationals game tonight, there will not be a rain delay even if you see a light shower. temperatures for the game in the low to mid-70s. here's future weather for tomorrow on your sunday. mostly cloudy skies tomorrow. and once again some scattered showers and even thunderstorms tomorrow are likely. mainly during the afternoon hours. we see that trend here on future weather. is tomorrow going to be a washout? absolutely not. there's a better chance you are dealing with a bit of rain tomorrow on your sunday. better day to get the grocery shopping done. 73 degrees is the temperature right now in washington. 78 for our high today. that's a good 10 degrees below average. tonight the nationals game taking on the phillies, temperatures starting off in the mid-70s. low 70s by the last out. so if you get chilly, i'd

recommend bringing a light jacket to the game. for tomorrow, a high of 81. mostly cloudy skies on monday. notice the humidity a little bit more as well. a high of 87. 90 on tuesday. mostly sunny skies. tuesday is the pool day this week or the beach day, for that matter. chance of storms on wednesday and thursday. nothing major right now in the forecast with highs in the mid to upper 80s. >> all right. thanks, amelia. so you swipe your debit card but don't have the money in your account. this morning a closer look at how much overdraft fees can cost you. plus how some banks are trying to help you out. this one might have you itching a bit. a popular airline admitting it has bedbugs.

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well, listen up. we have a consumer alert for those of you who own a gm car, truck, or suv. federal regulators and general motors say the company's recall site may not list all of the cars that need recall repairs. the national highway traffic safety administration says gm's search system is incorrectly telling some owners that their cars are not involved in recalls if parts for the repairs aren't ready. the agency asked gm to fix that problem. they said it should show owners any recalls regardless if the parts are ready or not. so united airlines dealing

with a bedbug problem. don't worry though. the little critters have not been found on the carrier's planes. however, bedbugs have turned up at the company's headquarters in chicago. the pests were found at some cubicles on one of the floors. united airlines brought in some exterminators to get rid of the problem. well, watch your small purchases because they can add up. >> that's new advice from the consumer financial protection bureau. they say most debit card overdrafts, when you swipe for more money than you have in your account, happen on purchases $24 or less. and you're spending more on the fee than the actual purchase. make some room. the area you'll want to avoid where some 60,000 people are attending a convention today. plus the return of a popular mobile app. the game you can once again download. plus why the creator pulled it off the market in the first place. now to richmond.

>> i'm in richmond where fan appreciation day has kicked off.

right now the gates are open, but the players aren't quite out at fan appreciation day at redskins training camp. joule le kerry is there.

you're covering big trials. then at the ultimate tailgate. >> it sounds they've got the band out just for you. >> reporter: we're going to call this the pregame festivities. because they are underway here. and good news even though it's cloudy up there, the rain has held off. you can see that the pand is on the field. the cheerleaders are on the field. they are warming up this crowd. not all the fans were waiting for this moment. they got started early this morning with a breakfast tailgate. listen to this. ♪ that gentleman and his kids drove in all the way from norfolk today. he's been at training camp all week but they couldn't wait to get here this afternoon. in addition to the band, the cheerleaders, the big moment comes at about 10:30 this morning. that's when the team takes the field for a two-hour practice. all fans will get to hear from

head coach jay gruden. we ran into one couple that came down from washington, d.c. they haven't been to a fan appreciation day since back in the days it was out in ashburn. they came for a getaway weekend and they can't wait. >> we are washingtonians. >> we're having a ball. >> rg3, baby, all the day. >> i feel a selfie. >> reporter: and i think you might be getting a glimpse here at what i was telling you about. one of the youngest redskins fans here on the field. little spencer. 1-month-old. mom and dad brought her down to get her first taste of all the redskins excitement. you can see tossing some t-shirts back there getting everybody fired up. there's one thing they're not going to need here today. this is the cooling zone. i don't think we have to worry about anybody getting overheated. again, everybody excited about

what's yet to come today. we will have a full report tonight on news4 at 6:00. >> too much fun out there. and that little baby, so precious. you're never young enough. >> sleeping amidst all that noise. impressive. >> thank you so much. and the weather out there, you can't complain. they're not dealing with the scorching heat. >> amelia segal is on the weather deck roo noit. what are they dealing with there? >> a high in richmond around 80 degrees. cloudy skies in richmond throughout the day. we can't rule out a passing shower in richmond, but most of fan appreciation day is looking mainly dry. so some good news there. some good news here in our forecast as well. we're looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies throughout the day today. so i'm being a little bit more optimistic on how much sunshine we're going see. as we get into the afternoon hours until about 7:00, 8:00

p.m. there will be scattered light showers likely showing up on storm team 4 radar. if you have plans outdoors, download the storm app. keep the umbrella handy. know you only have a 30% chance of dealing with rain today. and if you are, it would be light. we're not talking about thunderstorms or heavy rain in the forecast for today. high temperatures today will be near 80 degrees. now, tomorrow, a bit of a better chance dealing with rain. more details on sunday coming up in a bit. >> thanks. well, right now if you are headed to the convention of jehovah's witnesses at fedex field, take your umbrella to be on the safe side. 60,000 people are expected to attend the international conference today. chopper 4 flew over the beltway. this was near route 202 yesterday. you can see really heavy backups there. today services just started a few minutes ago. the convention is set to end tomorrow.

in the district crews are getting ready for tomorrow's u.s.-africa leaders summit. president obama invited leaders from 50 african countries here. as you could imagine, a lot of roads are going to be shut down. there's too many to list them all. however, our digital team did that for you. you can go to nbcwashington.com. and those closures begin at midnight tonight, but the summit doesn't start until monday. it's going to focus on u.s. trade in africa. president obama hopes to strengthen u.s. tie there is. be sure to watch news4 today monday morning for our coverage of the closures downtown. first 4 traffic's melissa mollet is going to tell you what you need. friends and family will say good-bye to a new jersey couple killed in a tornado in virginia. they wereat t

cherrystone campground. the couple's 13-year-old son was among those hurt. crews are cleaning up the campground so it can reopen this weekend. investigators want to know why a police cadet used a median to go from inner loop to outer loop causing a crash killing a maryland teacher karen holt-williams. >> reporter: karen holt-williams was the proud mother of five adult children, four grand kids. her family and friends are devastated she died. >> she was a nice person. i always enjoyed being around her. >> reporter: her family tells me she was driving her lincoln town car to get a teaching recertification. police say 18-year-old sebastian reyes used his unmarked suv

without lights or sirens activated to make a u-turn in an emergency cross yoover. >> the investigation indicates he sideswiped a 2000 lincoln driven by a prince george's county woman. that lincoln then lost control and crashed into the jersey wall on the fast shoulder. >> reporter: medics drove karen holt-williams to the medical center where doctors pronounced her dead. a third car was involved in the crash. none of the three people in that car got hurt. the unanswered question, was ka debt reyes authorized to make the turn? >> that's something we will be looking at. >> investigators interviewed him and he could face charges. right now a lot of you are online talking about paul

george's leg snap. we're not going to show it on air. the game was called off after he was carried away. george got on twitter to thank everyone for his thoughts and says he plans to come back better than ever. >> it was a horrific injury. i say pictures on twitter not wanting to really, but it was so terrible. it seems his spirit and attitude will get him through this. >> tough to watch. well, wash your hands before you eat. it's pretty much common sense, right? well a new study reveals true habits. and the demonstrations that may catch your eye today in

get this. a new study says your hands are dirtier than an escalator handrail. the study also said only one in eight of us actually washes our hands before we decide to eat. the daily mail reported that

researchers swabbed shoppers' hands at a mall in england and found more harmful back tearian than on tables, benches, kids rides. not washing your hands raises your risk of transmitting bacteria including the ones you'll find in e. coli and mrsa. wow. >> 30 seconds. give yourself 30 seconds to wash your hands. then get rid of much of that bacteria. >> they also say the average person carries more than 10 million bacteria on these. how's that make you feel? >> that's why this comes in handy. let's move onto ice cream. that's nice from washing hands to ice cream. cold ice cream cone to cool off the summer. everybody looks forward to that. >> that's right. i'm just not going to ask you to hold my ice cream cone while i do anything. one maker is putting a unique twist on an old favorite. this is call eed tutti-frutti.

it turns from different shades while you lick it. they teamed up to come up with this concept after a british man created glow in the dark ice cream. no word on whether the new creation will eventually be sold in the u.s. well, flex your thumbs. flappy bird is back. the game has changed. it's now called flapry bird family and has a multiplayer option. you should know right now it's only available for amazon fire tv. you remember the creator took it offline because he claimed it was too addictive. people were in an uproar about that. it feels more like fall weather than mid-summer. but don't get too use to it. amelia will tell us when we'll feel more heat here. and the struggles for one entertainer who lis right here in washington. in washington. plus his

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right now several groups are making their way to the district. they are rally on the national mall to stop the war on gaza. the coalition is bringing in people from more than a dozen cities. they will march to the white house at 2:00 this afternoon. and that park is going to be really busy today. >> at noon another group will be marching there as well. they will be marching to stop

deportations. capitol hill passed a bull to deal with illegal immigrant children. the bill would send those children back home without hearings. president obama condemned the republican bill. the bill has a slim chance of becoming law. you may wand to avoid the red line today and you may have to take a bus if you want to go behind the fort totten stations. if you're operating on the non-red lines, they're at normal service all weekend long. ♪ that will get you moving on this saturday morning. you probably recognize the music this man helped make. but you may not necessarily know his name. woody woodson is a native washingtonian.

he has lived in the same northeast washington home for 50 years. a few years ago diabetes took one of his legs. we meet with him and learn how he get wants a second chance. >> stevie wonder, marvin gave, temptations. >> reporter: sitting in his northeast d.c. home, he recalls playing with the greats. he spent years on the road with wilson pickett, marvin gave. one of the biggest hits he collaborated on was the isley brothers hit "it's your thing." steve jordon who plays with eric clapton says it was woodson's drumming that inspired him. >> he's one of the greatest drummers of all time and biggest

influence on my play. >> reporter: today woodson struggles. he's able to get hielf around his two-story home, but it's not easy. >> it's rough. it's rough. >> reporter: unable to work for years because of his diabetes, woodson gets by on the few royalty checks he does get. but he says he gets nothing for his work on two of otis redding's biggest hits. >> i recorded with otis and got two albums out. i should get some money somewhere. >> reporter: without a decent prosthetic leg, he is unable to play the drums like he once did. his friends like jordan are trying to help him out. >> he is super baaed. he's totally incredible. anyway, he needs a leg. >> reporter: what woodson really wants is to play. >> it would tickle me to death to play -- to not play a gig, but just to be able to play a couple of songs. if i play a couple of songs,

there ain't no telling, man. >> reporter: in the district, news4. >> it's amazing because you hear the name and you don't connect it to anything. then you hear all the songs and think i know that. >> people in the music world know who this guy is. i googled his name, and there's all these message boards about how super bad he is when he does some of the drum sets. we're hoping everyone will rally around him, he'll get his leg and get to play again. >> that's this dream. all right, amelia. you were outside a few minutes ago. how's it look out there? >> it was actually very nice outside. it was muggy this morning when we got here. at this point it's not feel as humid outside. there'll be a little bit humidity today. you might be dealing with a light afternoon or evening shower. no thunderstorm today, though, with high temperatures near 80 degrees. here's a live look outside our city view camera. you are looking at -- as we look outside right here. but there are some blue skies

showing across the area. so partly to mostly cloudy skies as we work our way through our saturday. here's what you can expect through sunday. a few showers, a chance of a thunderstorm, a little bit better chance that you're dealing with rain for tomorrow on your sunday. overall the clouds went out this weekend. more clouds than sunshine. and it's not going to be too hot, but it will be a little bit humid. high temperatures today and tomorrow around that 80-degree mark. typically our high, 88 degrees. the first in august is oak. it's not going to be spectacular weather, but it's not going to be a washout. temperatures already in the 70s. 73 for those of you in washington. and here's a look at the high temperature in your neighborhood for today. 75 for a high in annapolis. 77 degrees back in petersburg. a little bit more sunshine for areas to the west of washington.

areas like petersburg, frederick, and louden county. for your planner tomorrow, 7:00 a.m. starting off your sunday, plenty of clouds. the chance of a shower. temperature around 70 degrees. but we should be mainly dry through the midday hours tomorrow. as we get into the afternoon hours tomorrow, some scattered showers, the chance of a thunderstorm. no severe weather, though, is in the forecast for tomorrow. a high temperature of 81 degrees. as we talk about tropical storm bertha right now, maximum sustained winds at 50 miles an hour. it's moving at about 22 miles an hour at this point. we are looking at tropical storm warnings for puerto rico. the good news about this storm system as we work our way throughout the next few days is expected to curve back out to sea, really not impacting our weather here. it could potentially strengthen to a category 1 hurricane. that would be on early in the day on wednesday. so we'll continue to monitor that forecast.

again, sunday tomorrow, high of 81. we're looking at mostly cloudy skies tomorrow with some scattered showers and thunderstorms around mainly during the afternoon hours. notice today only about a 30% chance you're dealing with a shower. that percentage is higher tomorrow. monday mostly cloudy, a high temperature of 87. of course the nationals at home not only today but tomorrow and monday as well. now, the game should be just fine today and monday. you could be dealing with a bit of rain if you're heading to the game tomorrow afternoon. here on tuesday, a high of 90 degrees with plenty of sunshine. you're going to notice the humidity but as we get into early august, again it's nice to have that typical summer day across the area. for wednesday and thursday there's the chance of some thunderstorms. high temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. next friday partly sunny and a high temperature of 89 degrees. i cannot believe it's already august. july is gone. this is the first weekend in

august. so weather will be okay. not horrible. >> we've had awesome weekends leading up. >> we've had a string of perfect weekends this summer. >> looks like they're having fun at redskins training camp as well. >> absolutely. in richmond, maybe a shower or two. but there's no threat of thunderstorms in the forecast. >> thanks, amelia. what will they come up with next? see what soon may be the best see what soohow can i avoidst maintenance fees?

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