that breaking news starts us off in the district. police are trying to figure who shot and killed a man overnight. it happened at wisconsin and calvert street in northwest in the global park neighborhood. the man was stabbed several times. >> tropical troubles are headed our way. we have potential for heavy rain today. bill swept through the midwest soaking state after state. at least three people died. now remnants of that system could put a major dent in your weekend plans. >> 6:00 on this june 20th. i'm david culver. >> let's get to chuck bell tracking whether we need to

worry about storms this morning. hey there, chuck. >> good morning. a very quiet start this morning. a couple sprinkles first thing. by and large the main focus is late this afternoon into the evening when a possibility of really heavy rain comes our way. flash flood watches have been posted for the news 4 nation. the only places not included are across southern most maryland. d.c. metro is including, panhandle of west virginia northern maryland as well. the heaviest rain during the evening hours. we could get one to two inches of rain per hour. localized flash flooding is a possibility. temperatures right now are mostly in the mid to upper 70s. it will be a warm one today. temperatures getting into the upper 80s before the rain moves in. >> thank you so much, chuck.

we are following a developing story in new york. state police are looking into the possible sightings of two prisoners who escaped. witnesses saw two men walking near a rail yard about five and a half hours southwest of where matt and sweat escaped. the next day, witnesses saw two men walking along a road a few miles from the new york/pennsylvania border. they escaped two weeks ago. officers have been placed on leave as part of the investigation. ♪ there's neighbors and friends continuing to pay their resprekts in charleston after nine lives were lost at a church. mourners visited a vigil. they hugged and prayed for the families of the victims. the city of charleston continues to mourn the loss of life,

thousands of people attended a vigil last night. jay gray has the latest. >> to lead ourselves in a vigil of prayer and healing. >> reporter: grief, spilled over tonight in charleston. don't mistake the emotion from weakness. >> from this night forward, we will translate our prayers into action. >> reporter: action to honor the nine lost and offer hope and strength to their families. just hours after dylann roof stood before a judge. >> i'm setting your bond at $1 million. >> reporter: the words from family members of the victims with such grief that delivered the strongest message. >> you hurt me. you hurt all our people. i forgive you. >> reporter: as they spoke the

21-year-old showed no emotion. but his family for the first time since the attack did saying in a written statement words cannot express our shock, grief and disbelief. they reached out offering prayers and condolences for the victims and the people of charleston. they were touched by those offering god's forgiveness and love. suffering that rocked family and the community to its core but still cannot break them. jay gray nbc news, charleston, south carolina. >> we have to change the culture of violence in america and around the world. >> the sense of loss is also being felt in our area. people from different backgrounds and religious beliefs came together at the metropolitan ame church. there were clergy from a cross

section of beliefs and faith. they say the tragedy presents an opportunity against hate. this morning there is extra security at the most prominent ame church following a bomb threat. an anonymous caller said a bomb was planted last night. nothing was found. the terrorism task force is still investigating. a spokesperson says worship will go on as normal this weekend. the church planned some increased security after the attack in charleston. greenbelt police need your help finding this man. he's suspected of sex charges. the crimes happened inside bathrooms this past week. jackie bensen reports. >> reporter: police believe these images show the man responsible for two frightening crimes. the latest at beltway plaza.

they were inside the bathroom when a man came in and touched her before she was able to yell for help. >> the child was not unaccompanied. the mother did nothing wrong. the child was 6 years old and waiting for the mother to be done. at that point, the suspect entered the restroom, assaulted the child, then left. >> reporter: these security camera images were recorded last friday at a cvs pharmacy after a 6-year-old girl was groped. >> physically, very close at the retail store. they came and exited the bathroom. >> reporter: shoppers we spoke to were unaware of the crime. >> this world is crazy. that's why a lot of moms have to watch people. don't let them walk behind you. >> that's unfortunate, very unfortunate, but i mean -- >> jackie bensen with that

report. we want to show you another look at the suspect. if you recognize him, call greenbelt police. police in charles county are trying to figure out why a women came home to find her husband dead and her baby unconscious. a neighbor called 911 after they heard her screaming. it appears the father may have shot himself. chopper 4 flew over their home. neighbors performed cpr on the baby. it's not clear what happened to the baby who remains in critical condition. d.c. police are moving on to the next phase of the body camera program. cathy lanier says 400 cameras will be distributed in the fifth and seventh district by the end of the month. by the end of next year officers in every district will have the cameras. the program has already given

them important insight about police encounters with the public. police stop a woman trying to get through airport security. you are not going to believe what they say she tried to smuggle inside her breast implants. smash and grab. the warning to metro riders and the specific lines the thieves are targeting. i'm melissa mollet with your traffic. we have a bit of weekend trackwork to deal with this weekend. we are talking orange silver, blue, yellow and green lines. trains are going to be running every 20 minutes and more frequent on the red line from 9:00 in the morning to

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smash and grab on metro has the transit agency riders on alert. transit police say there have been at least five other robberies on trains and platforms mostly at night and along the orange blue and silver line. they think the cases are connected. we have a crime alert for you. if you are buying or selling an iphone 6 on craigslist, thieves are targeting you in one area in particular. two men and a 15-year-old are in custody in prince george's county. they did their preying on craigslist users. there's a simple way to protect yourself. >> talk to them on the phone. we found a lot of the meeting that is are arranged, they happen without having a verbal conversation. it is done through text oril. >> detectives say the thieves pull out a gun to carry out a

crime. fortunately, nobody hurt in the robberies. a woman may spend six years in prison after police found liquid cocaine in her breast implants. she was acting nervously in the security line. she was taken toaway and implants were removed after they caused infection. people hid inside a wheel on an 8,000 mile plane ride. one survived. what we are learning in the investigation of what happened to the second man. why gm is asking 200,000 drivers to bring in their cars and yours could be one of them. >> it's going to get hot here. chuck bell says we could hit 90 degrees this weekend. cranking up the ac will help you. you are going to tell you about a program helping families in

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new this morning people in parts of chile are cleaning up after an earthquake hit the region. no reports of serious injury. the navy says the quake did not cause a tsunami off the coastline. a maryland teen is being charged with raping a woman and now being investigated in her

death. police say 16-year-old turner raped his 19-year-old ex-girlfriend outside the montgomery county circuit court building last week. security guards could see the arrest live on security camera. his ex-girlfriend stopped breathing while being taken to the hospital, then later died. >> we need to determine if there was a pre-existing condition. >> turner expected to have sex with the woman during their date and told police he forced himself on her. general motors recalling 243,000 pontiac vibes because of the air bag. it affected 2003 to 2007 models. it comes after takata agreed to double the size of the air bag inflater recall. takata air bags have been blamed

for seven deaths and 100 injuries worldwide. the safety regulator failed to discover general motors ignition defects for more than a decade. it's expected to be announced in a report. the detroit news found the general national highway safety administration failed to hold them accountable for safety lapses. they say they reviewed their own procedures. one man dead and a second in critical condition after falling from a jet after it approached london. the stow away died. a second man remains in the hospital in critical condition. the british airways flight started in johannesburg. there's no word how they got on the plane. two waterspouts formed off the coast of turkey. that's what you are looking at in this video.

it happened after a storm. it happened after it rained in a nearby city. >> hate to see that on your vacation. >> not at all. >> we are going to see a lot of wet stuff around here, huh? >> there's a risk of severe weather and the flash flood that comes in tonight. you have to keep your eye on the sky or the other eye on us while we are on the air or your nbc washington app. you can have that live radar in the palm of your hand this afternoon and into the evening. outside on a saturday morning, it is indeed a cloudy start. we might get a sliver or two of sunshine this morning and at least some sunshine before the rain chances really start to ramp up. it is a warm and sticky start to your saturday morning. 77 now at national airport. heat index there's already one out there because there's so much humidity. heat index in the upper 70s to near 80s. rain chances climbing with time during the day.

a possibility of strong to severe thunderstorms before the heavy rain threat moves in around the time the sun is going down. hourly temperatures, we'll have no trouble making it up into the 80s and near 90 degrees for a time. here is the way they time out the rain threat. 9:00, lonesome showers around during the morning hours. primarily keeping an eye out for the later parts of the afternoon into the evening. here is future weather by 4:00. there's a chance for stronger thunderstorms along the west of i-81 by 4:00. by 6:00 thunderstorms could be strong in western loudoun, northern parts of prince william county. by 8:00 tonight, the possibility of heavy rain into the metro and heavy thunderstorms possible down south and west. rain chances climbing with time during the course of the day. anytime after 3:00 or 4:00 today, you need to have a back-up plan ready go. radar, first thing this morning

showers on the chesapeake bay bridge now. a few sprinkled in northern montgomery county. a couple spots in the panhandle of west virginia as well. this is ahead of what could be a very heavy rainmaker for us. this was tropical storm bill centered west of cincinnati. heavy rain and lots of moisture means the slight risk for severe weather in any yellow shaded areas. primary threat, gusty winds and overnight tonight, the opportunity for heavy rain to push into the area. one to two inches of rain is a possibility possibility. i have the weather ap. rain coming to an end early. hot and humid tomorrow. couldn't rule out a spot thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. they will be isolated. tomorrow's high temperatures back to the low to mid-90s. get ready for industrial strength heat and humidity to be coming back. the rain threat moves in late this afternoon. it moves out early tomorrow

morning. nothing more than an afternoon passing thunderstorm. after today we may be back in the 90s each and every day for the second half of the week. so, after the number one warmest may, we may have a very warm june as well. >> we'll be ready. if you are vulnerable to the heat, the fairfax cooling program is taking applications. it can pay electric bills to pay for cooling or buy air-conditioning orphans. they help the poor pay for cooling or buy air-conditioning units or fans. it helps with children under 6:00, adults over 60 or families with disabled members. in the wake of sad events in charleston, south carolina, a symbol of hate for some is flying high.

>> yes. that shooting stirred up debate over use of the confederate flag. the new efforts to remove the flag, for good. police inspired games begin next week. how one paramedic is preparing for the games before settling into retirement.

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how about watching cartoons? yeah netflix studies say 86% of dads hand down their favorite cartoons to their kids. the survey says scooby doo is number one, two is go to gadget. watching tunes from their youth makes dad feel young. i don't know. what's your favorite? >> i like "the flintstones." >> i would hand down "the jetson's." a nice jet pack. >> i don't know, i never watched with my dad. >> me neither. we have a lot of folks coming into town. thousands of police and paramedics are going to be in our area for the world police and fire games. >> one paramedic from prince george's county is settling into

retirement while preparing to race. we have the report. >> reporter: when that alarm sounds tracy daily and her partner know it is time to save a life. >> it's been truly rewarding to be out here and know that you make a difference in somebody's life. >> daily retired after making a difference as a firefighter/paramedic for 21 years. this year she and her crew at largo station 846 were honored for saving a woman's life after a bad crash. >> it is nice to be recognized for the team effort and everything going right but you know, for the most part, that's what i signed on to do. >> reporter: on the job, she isn't looking for glory. off the job, maybe a different story. >> a nice quick easy lap. >> reporter: we caught up with her and her firehouse crew. she's a seasoned runner and will represent prince george's county in the world police and fire games in fairfax.

>> i run between a 5k and a half marathon. i'm in the gym in my off days. >> reporter: she makes a good showing in the games of heroes. her training is a run of some sorts three or four times a week. she won't say she expect as first place finish. she wants to top her personal best. >> do i expect to go out and win running a half marathon? no. i just want to say you know, yeah, i was a part of it. >> reporter: strength, drive, heart, the qualities of a winner. also qualities that built what she calls a wonderful career. she's going to be full-time mom for 7 and 8-year-old boys. >> be devoted to them and help out in their school. besides just being the soccer mom that runs them here and there. i'm looking forward to this. >> reporter: in largo aaron gilchrist, news 4. >> going to be a big deal.

>> a lot of fun. many lawmakers are being called on to take down the confederate flag outside the statehouse in south carolina. >> some see it as hate, others as pride. both sides appear to be dug in. also, a live look outside at the national monument this morning. we are learning who just joined the lineup for the july 4th concert on the national mall. why kim kardashian could be costing npr th

the top stories on this saturday morning. police trying to figure out who stabbed and killed a man in the district. it happened at wisconsin and calvert street in northwest. that's in global park neighborhood. police need your help finding this man. he is suspects of touching girls inside stores in prince george's county. police are looking into the possible sightings of two prisoner that is escaped. the next day, witnesses saw two men walking along a road a few miles from the new york/pennsylvania border. they escaped from the clinton correction alal facility. i'm david culver. >> i'm in for angie goff this

morning. can you believe it's almost july? >> the weather has been all over the place for most of us. >> the remnants of tropical storm bill headed our way. heavy rain moving through north dakota. >> let's take a look at the radar on the right side of your screen. you can see a line of showers. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here to let us know when the rain is going to hit our area. what are you thinking chuck? >> the danger zone we are keeping a close eye on is from 3:00 to 4:00 this afternoon up to 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow morning. that's the 12-hour window i'm most concerned with. we have cloudy skies. a mostly dry start to the beginning of the weekend. a few sprinkles in pierserville. a few showers off the western shore of the chesapeake bay. the mother lode of rainfall late this afternoon and into the evening. flood watches from 8:00 tonight

to 8:00 tomorrow morning. heavy rain, could be one to two inches of rain for a brief period. rainfall totals on the computer estimator. one to three inches of rain possible from i-66 and route 50 southbound in southern maryland. that's how much rain you may see. temperatures are mild now. we reach to the mid to upper 80s with storms firing up after 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. if you are doing dinner and a movie, plan on showers and thunderstorms and heavy rain later on this evening. we'll talk about tomorrow and the building heat wave coming in a few minutes. >> we'll check in with you then. right now a search is on for a man who raped a fairfax county teen. investigators say a 17-year-old girl was walking on robert's parkway thursday afternoon. a man offered to give her a ride. she initially said no then ended up getting into the car. he drove her to premier court

near the capital gymnastics area. he bound her then raped her. he then left her there and took off. police have arrested a 22-year-old man for shooting a 15-year-old boy. the boy was shot and critically injured after he stepped off a bus near 28th and nailer road in southeast tuesday night. police arrested derek decure, thanks to tips and information from the community. president obama is praising relatives of the victims in charleston as they forgive the man accused in the killing. obama called it an expression of faith that reflects the goodness of the american people. the president spoke from san francisco yesterday where he prepared to speak at the u.s. mayor's convention. >> so, i refuse to act as if this is the new normal or to pretend that it's simply sufficient to grieve and that any mention of us doing

something to stop it is somehow politicizing the problem. >> he went on to blame congress for not passing gun control laws. he said public opinion must change before access to guns is restricted. >> the recent shooting raised debate over the confederate flag. the suspect had images of the flag on his car. we have more on that debate. >> reporter: the u.s. and state flag, respectfully fly at half staff. also, on the ground flies the confederate flag at full height. >> it's a symbol of hate a symbol of the past. >> reporter: it's on the alleged killer's car. a raw debate of what some say is a symbol of southern pride. >> a symbol to those men who fought and died in the war. >> it was placed on the capitol dome in 1962. now the protest in 2000 brought

it down. it's ten feet from the civil war memorial and 30 feet high. congressman clyburn has been asking to move it to a less prominent place. do you think it should be at half mass? >> it should be taken down. that would give the appearance of sovereignty. >> moving the flag requires approval of both houses of the legislature. now is not the time, some say. >> it is unfortunate that there are those attempted to exploit that great tragedy we have had in south carolina and make a connection to the soldiers flag on a soldiers monument. >> reporter: the outrage is on social media, #takethatflag spaz down down. ron allen nbc news, columbia, south carolina.

in decision 2016, republican presidential candidate, donald trump will stop by maryland. he will attend the 25th annual red white and blue dinner on tuesday. the dinner is a fund-raiser for the maryland republicans party. organizers say trump agreed to attend before he announced his candidacy for president. tickets start at $150. hillary clinton will visit the commonwealth on friday. she will speak at the jefferson jackson dinner. tickets start at $30. the dinner is organized by the virginia democratic party. in prince george's county, your property tax break goes up 4%. the county executive says he will not take legal action ending the budget battle. he wants to raise taxes to pay for education. the tax hike is the first in more than 30 years. it includes a 1.5 cent increase

in the park and planning pack. that new budget goes into effect the first of july. more big names headed to d.c. for the july 4th concert. alabama joining the lineup. the capital concert sets the stage for a huge fireworks display on the mall. barry manilow will headline the concert and appearances from k. k.c. and the sunshine band. a minor league baseball team coming under fire. they were forced to cancel and why some say it's offensive in the wake of the church shooting in south carolina. a couple track stars have a lot to be proud of including taking a special trip to cuba. we'll explain why they are even more excited about their next trip. >> that's right. then a brazen robbery caught

on camera. how much merchandise these guys got away with in just seconds.

a minor league team in utah is cancelling its caucasian heritage night. the team's intentions have been misconstrued. the announcement follows the deadly shooting in south carolina. npr may lose listeners after a recent appearance by kim kardashian. they had thousands of complaints after the humorous show "not my

job." she was asked questions about kim jong-un. it was the fact she appeared on the show. npr says kardashian was a great guest, but gracious and funny. her 11-minute appearance may lose the non-profit valuable donations.

i don't think i have ever been so excited to check in with the "today" show to see what

they have coming up. >> erica hill and craig melvin join us live from new york. somebody else is hanging around there, too. good morning. >> there might be. we are going to make you, no we are not going make you wait for it. angie goff. >> hey, angie. >> hi. don't worry, they are sending me home, soon. >> we love having her. thanks for letting us borrow angie. there she goes. good-bye. come back soon. just ahead here on a saturday morning on a more serious note, we are looking at questions about warning signs that may have been missed regarding the man who shot nine people to death at the church in charleston, south carolina. we'll get you caught up ton latest there as the community looks for answers and tries to

heal. a possible break in the manhunt for the two escaped convicts in new york. this comes as we learn of another in hot water over the jailbreak. my kid wouldn't do that with natalie morales. three kids put to the test, no adults around. hidden cameras are rolling. a nursing home opening doors to preschoolers making a powerful impact on the young at heart as well. growing up and growing old go together. should be a fascinating story. >> looking forward to that one. we'll have that and more on a saturday morning here on "today" with angie. >> can't get rid of me that quick. >> tough get back here tomorrow. you are working here. >> oh she's like i'm sleeping in. >> i have plans on sunday angie. >> i'll be there. >> have a safe trip. >> run for your life. she'll take over the whole show.

>> thank you guys. you are hilarious. >> thanks, guys. >> see ya. moving on at 6:47. all new this morning south korea reports no new cases of the middle eastern respiratory syndrome. there hasn't been a new case in at least a week. 166 people have been infected in south korea. it's the most outside saudi arabia. the owners of laurel park asked the state department to consider moving the station to a newer station closer to the racetrack. county officials say the move would hurt local businesses. a work group is looking into the transportation needs of the area. this is prompted in part of moving the preakness to laurel park. it's not clear when it will be moved. >> twitter is making it easier to buy things on their site.

they are testing new pages. twitter is rolling out more than 40 product pages. this follows the social media trend, facebook, twitter pinterest and snap chat are looking into buy button features. high school runners from alexandria heading to north carolina to compete in the national track championships. i talked with two star athletes from tc williams high school who just returned from an international competition in cuba. they are a year apart. >> look at the lines. >> reporter: but rarely more than a few feet from each other on the track or off. >> we live together live together, sleep together do everything together. we are best friends and brothers. >> i don't know why you hitting me on the head you're the younger one. >> reporter: the rising seniors

are preparing for a busy summer of competition. they have earned high praise. last year noah won the 200 meter in china. joe took gold in the 4 x 400 at the world junior champ. and both brothers back from a rare chance to compete in havana cuba. >> i didn't know what to expect, really. >> reporter: they didn't expect this. cuban athletes waving a u.s. flag alongside the cuban flag. there was more. >> it was very interesting. we didn't know. we went to the opening ceremonies. they sang their national anthem, then next sang our national anthem. ♪ >> reporter: the four-day trip beyond just a competition. it brought the siblings a life experience that is reinforced at home. >> my mom is always trying to quiche us life lesson that is we can develop on the track and in

life. >> the brothers ready to take on the world. >> he's going to break more together? >> together. >> the brothers are also raising money in hopes of competing at the world youth championship in columbia. learn more about their efforts. go to our app and search lyles brothers. >> in lickety-split time too. >> it's frustrating for a middle-aged guy runner to see the young folks spring down the track. >> you have run in you. >> i'm in the 7:30 mile mark. way to go. good luck in school. outside for us, we are going to need a little luck on our side to avoid weather trouble. mother nature is playing hardball this weekend. cloudy skies plenty of warmth

and humidity. the air is thick this morning. if you are doing your morning run on a saturday morning plan on it being awfully sticky. 77 now with a 79 degree heat index at 6:00 in the morning. hourly temperatures close to 90 degrees with increasing numbers of clouds and increasing rain chances through the day. here is hour-by-hour on future weather here. this is the high resolution model. couldn't rule out a couple showers, quick ones before lunchtime today. the main threat comes after 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. here is 2:00 p.m. there's the beginning of the troubles across parts of the shenandoah valley. a stout line of heavy rain with a possibility of severe weather ahead of the heavy rain threat tonight. the leading edge of this heavy rain threat could come with severe weather. tornadoes a possibility today. the main threat, damaging wind and heavy rain. by 7:00, 8:00, the potential for

heavy rain along the i-95 corridor and moving out after there. timing out before 5:00 i-81. 5:00 to 8:00 for most of the metro here. after 8:00 southern maryland on to the eastern shore. with time your chances of on will increase dramatically for the day. showers on the bay bridge now. rain drops in northern virginia and northern maryland. frederick county, northern montgomery county this is part of what was bill at one point in time. the main circulation west of cincinnati. it doesn't have a name or tropical characteristics but has a lot of moisture to work with. on the leading edge, thunderstorms in western west virginia. that's the reason we have the severe weather threat coming our way for this afternoon. heavy rain could get one to three inches of rain overnight tonight. should be out of here before the sun is up tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon blazing hot,

95, mostly sunny and breezy. low to mid-90s monday tuesday and wednesday. unsettled rain chances later on in the week. >> all right, chuck thank you. today, we are working for you to keep safe and secure. join us for the nbc 4 all state community shred. this is a popular event. head over to montgomery college. we are going to be in parking lot 13 from 8:00 this morning until 11:00. volunteers are going to shred up to five boxes of paper for you. don't bring batteries, electron electronics cds, dvds or binders. >> you plus cash plus cafes equal a lot of fun if you like

surveillance cameras capture a theft at a neiman marcus. three men enter a store. after three seconds of browsing, they grab purses and ran. the purses are worth $31,000. >> wow. here is a first in washington. a cat cafe opening its doors to the public. i said cat cafe. this is really nice. we have been following their instagram post. you can get your caffeine fix while petting a cute, furry friend. the cats are fully vaccinated

and available for adoption. if you don't have time to own a cat of your own, this is the purrfect -- there you go. get your feline fix. >> okay. >> you can't bring your dogs, though. >> nope. if i bring a puppy, i will be public enemy number one. >> that does it for news 4 today. we'll be back in 25 minutes for another update. >> see you at 9:00. i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me

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good morning. warning signs missed? friends of the charleston church shooter telling nbc news he recently threatened to open fire at a local college, but they didn't believe him. >> we were all out here drinking one night and he said he was going to the college to shoot the college up. >> this morning new details about those terrifying moments in the church and the unbelievable grace and courage of the victims' families. >> god forgive you, and i forgive you. prisoners spotted? a possible sighting of the two convicted prisoners who broke out of an upstate new york prison two weeks ago. could their time on the run be running out? fatal fall. >> g