what do you think of the timing of this? >> the severe thunderstorm threat starts at 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon through 8:00 this evening. then extended heavy rain brings a flooding threat through. those are the two types of threats we are looking at today. outside, there's a cloudy start. a picture over northern virginia. all cloud cover out there. you may get a sliver or two of sunshine. that's about it. that won't inhibit the warm up. temperatures already in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. a couple sprinkles here moving inside the capitol heltal beltway. the center of circulation, which was bill is about 15 hours north of us. that's midnight tonight for timing perspective. between now and then is when the worst of the weather for father's day weekend is occurring. we will talk rainfall amounts and how hot it is going to get coming up. >> chuck thank you. a developing story. police are trying to figure out

who stabbed and killed a man in northwest. he was stabbed several times. news 4s derrick ward is in northwest this morning with the latest. derrick? >> reporter: good morning. we are in the 3600 block of calvary at calvary and wisconsin. this is still a crime scene. police are focusing on united methodist church a third of the way down the block. take a look at the scene. this is about 10:30 last night when police were called to the report of a stabbing. they found an adult male who was stabbed and he later died. we have no information on the victim. we know there are facilities here in this block that residents say attract homeless people and people congregate here at the church. we don't know if any of those folks were involved in this. police are holding this as a crime scene. you will not be able to travel

down calvert from wisconsin going east until they complete their investigation. not a lot of information on a victim or suspect. residents in the neighborhood are told they don't have anything to fear. they don't think it was a random act. we are live in northwest, derrick ward, back to you. >> thank you. you can help police in the district if you recognize this man. he's wanted by the fbi after trying to rob a bank yesterday afternoon. he approached the teller, asked for money, didn't get any and took off. if you have information about his where abouts, who he might be, police want to hear from you. we are following a developing story in new york. police are looking into the possible sighting of two prisoners who may have escaped. witnesses saw two people walking near a rail yard five and a half hours away from where they escaped. the next day two men walking along the road a few miles from

the new york/pennsylvania border. they escaped two weeks ago. an officer has been placed on leave as part of the investigation. extra security at the most prominent ame church. a bomb was planted near the metropolitan ame church in northwest. they say it happened last night. nothing was found. terrorism task forces are still investigating. a spokesperson tells us worship will go on as normal this weekend. the church already planned some increased se attack in charleston. we have to change the culture of violence in america and around the world. >> the loss is being felt in our area. people from different backgrounds and religious beliefs came together at the metropolitan ame church in washington yesterday. there were clergy from cross sections of views and faiths. they say this presents an

opportunity to go forward against hate. this morning, the time line of the shooting inside emanuel ame church wednesday night is becoming clearer. police documents say dylann roof shot all of the victims multiple times. and that he stood over a witness and made a racially inflammatory remark after the shooting. roof's father and uncle called the police after seeing the surveillance photos of him. roof's father told investigators his son owned a .45 caliber gun. right now, greenbelt police are asking for your help trying to find this man here. he is suspected in two sex assaults on children. these allegedly happened inside stores in prince george's county. the crimes happened in the past week. jackie bensen has more. >> reporter: police believe these images show the man responsible for two frightening

crimes. the most recent happened at beltway plaza mall on greenbelt road. the victim and her mother were inside the bathroom of a store when a man came in and touched her before she was able to yell for help. >> the child was for the mother. the mother did nothing wrong. the child was six years old and waiting for the mother to be done. at that point, the suspect entered the restroom assaulted the child and then left. >> these security camera images were recorded friday at a cvs pharmacy after a 6-year-old girl was groped by a man in the store. >> physically very close resemblance is very close. again he entered a retail store. they came and exited. >> reporter: shoppers we spoke to were unaware of the crime. >> this world is crazy. you know, that's why a lot of moms have to watch people hold

up your children. don't let them walk behind you. >> it's unfortunate, very unfortunate u. >> jackie bensen reporting there. we want to show you another look at the suspect. if you recognize him, call the police. you can share that photo with others. police are trying to figure out what happened when a woman 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 yesterday afternoon. chopper 4 flew over their home in indian head. neighbors performed cpr on the baby until paramedics arrived. it's not clear what happened to the baby who remains in critical condition. the next faze of the body camera program. cathy lanier says 400 cameras will be distributed to the officers in the fifth and seventh districts by the end of the month. by the end of next year, officers in every district will

have the body cameras. police stopped 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. metro riders this morning and the specific lines the thieves are targeting. i'm melissa mollet with your traffic. we have a good bit of weekend track work to deal with this weekend. we are talking orange, silver, blue, yellow and green lines this weekend. the trains are going to be running every 20 minutes and more frequent service on the red line from 9:00 in the morning to

why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month at getfios.com. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v want you to take a look at this video. a snatch and grab on metro has the transit agency on alert.

grabbing for something and ran for the escalator earlier this month. 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 they all the cases are connected. we have a crime alert for folks. if you are buying or selling one of these an iphone 6 on craigslist, thieves are targeting you in one area. two men and a 15-year-old are in custody in prince george's county. police believe there are more guys out there preying on craigslist users. >> talk to them on the phone. we found a lot of the meetings that are arranged, they happen without a verbal conversation. it's done through text or e-mail. you can find out a lot of information about a person by talking to them on the phone. they may give you ideas of who you are dealing with. >> they are serious criminals. they pull out a gun to carry out the crimes, according to police.

no one has been hurt. a woman may spend six years in pri liquid cocaine in her breast implants in columbia. the airport authorities spotted the woman when she began acting strangely in the security line. she was taken to a medical clinic. they found three pounds of cocaine inside the implants. they were removed. she remains in the hospital after the implants caused an infection. >> i think there's a three ounce maximum, anyway. >> that is an incredible story. >> it is. two people hide inside a jet wheel on an 8,000 mile plane ride. one of them survived. >> yeah. what we are learning now about the investigation into what happened to the second man. also, more problems for general motors. why gm is asking over 200,000 drivers to bring in their cars. yours could be one of them. chuck bell says it could hit

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that's a lot of paper. you should not bring batteries, e electronic cds or binders. 9:17. new this morning, people in parts of chile are cleaning up after a 6.5 magnitude earthquake hit the region. no serious injuries. it caused quite a shake for those folks. the navy says it did not cause a tsunami off the coastline. one man is dead and a second in critical condition after falling from a jet as it approached london. the stow away died after falling from the jet and landing on a london rooftop near heathrow airport. the second man remains in the hospital in critical condition. the flight took off from johannesburg johannesburg. no word how they got on the plane. >> this is cool to see as a

video you don't want to see it in person. severe storms in the area. they appeared on the sea as it rained. impressive video there. we back here at home, chuck bell tracking the possibility of severe weather today. >> a couple different threats. we were talking about this at the top of the show. a severe threat at the beginning of the event. heavy rain could cause a flash flooding concern. two different things we are keeping an eye on today. you can stay ahead of the latest forecast. we'll push an alert for severe weather when we are not on the air. for now, a cloudy start for a saturday morning. sunshine poking through from spot to spot. on the hole, the skies are mostly cloudy at this point in time. we are starting off with so much warmth and humidity in the area. already 80 degrees at 9:00 in the morning and a heat index to cope with as well, indicative of how much humidity is stuck in

the atmosphere. outside, rain chances are climbing as we go through the afternoon and the evening. a chance for strong to severe thunderstorms before the sun goes down. after sunset, the opportunity for prolonged periods of heavy rain cause localized flash flooding. temperatures up to 90 degrees before the showers and thunderstorms get going. here is the timing for the heavy rain. before 5:00, i-81. 3:00, 4:00 5:00. the heart of the metro heavy rain arriving. this is severe weather as well between 5:00 and 8:00. here is our high resolution model. the first chances for sprinkles here early this morning. by 2:00 this afternoon winchester, martinsburg, charlestown, firing up thunderstorms by 4:00, a possibility of storms here in the western side of the metro and southern maryland. the real organized chance for severe weather comes out of the blue ridge between 4:00 and

6:00. here is 6:00 p.m. tonight. there's the line of strong to severe thunderstorms from frederick to culpeper. by 8:00 coming through the heart of the metro. this is the time when everyone is going out to dinner or starting saturday night plans. be on the lookout. rainfall amounts could be one to two inches of rain per hour. if we get an hour or two or more of that, flash flooding is a real threat for the after sundown hours tonight. if you are headed to the nationals and pirates game, warm and humid. storms possible by the later innings of the game. may have to call the game early. if you are going to the ballpark to cheer the teams you may have a rain chance to deal with. nothing more than a few sprinkles. a couple showers and rain drops in the metro area. thunderstorms are already going in the mountains of west virginia. that's the leading edge of the plume of tropical moisture and the heavy rain potential that arrives overnight. rain should be over before the

sun is up tomorrow morning leaving us with a mostly sunny sunday afternoon. isolated chance of a thunderstorm in the afternoon hour. you are going to notice how much hotter it will get. after today, we are in the 90s for the coming week. now that we know the heat is on fairfax county is helping those in need stay cool. you can apply for the cooling assistance program. it can help pay electric bills. it helps families with children under 6 or the elderly or those with special needs. at 9:21 two presidential hopefuls coming to the d.c. metro area. when and where donald trump and hillary clinton will be rolling through. the police and fire games begin next week. how one paramedic is preparing for the games before settling into retirement.

looking for something to do with dad this father's day? how about what you see right here? just watching cartoons. a netflix setting says 80% of dads hand down their favorite cartoons to their kids. scooby-doo is number one around the world. two is go go gadget. watching tunes with their kids

makes dads feel young. >> you like the jetsons i was a flintstones kind of gal. my father was always asleep in the easy chair and i watched cartoons for hours. my mom didn't know. >> the millenial generation is passing that down. >> what are you saying about me? >> you are part of that generation. >> yeah. moving on. >> moving on to something that is a big deal in our area. we have thousands of police, firefighters and pairramedics from around the globe in our area. >> some from the millenial generation. one paramedic from prince george's county is settling into retirement while preparing to race. aaron gilchrist has 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. >> reporter: she retired this summer after making a difference as a firefighter paramedic in the county 21 years. she and her crew station 846 were honored for saving a woman's life after a bad crash last year. >> it is nice to be recognized for the team effort and everything going right but you know, for the most part you know, that's what i signed on to do. >> reporter: on the job, she isn't looking for glory. off the job, maybe a dichbt story. >> a nice, quick, easy lap. >> reporter: we caught up with them on a morning run. she will present prince george's county in the world police and firefighters. >> i run between a 5k and half marathon at least once a month. >> reporter: she makes a showing in what's dubbed the games of heroes. her training is running of some sort three to four times a week.

daily wants to top her personal best. >> do i expect to go out and win running half marathon? no. i want to say yeah i was a part of it. >> strength, drive, heart the qualities of a winner. and a quality that built a wonderful career. in retirement, she will focus on the full time job of mom to 7 and 8-year-old boys. >> i want to be motivated to them and help out in their school besides being the soccer mom that runs them here and there. i'm looking forward to this. >> in largo, aaron gilchrist, news 4. >> much of northern virginia looking forward to those games. >> we are. it's going to be huge. we'll be all over it. >> coming up on 9:30. we are going to meet a man who shares a unique bond with a group that wants him dead. he tells news 4 about his decades long friendship with the

kkk and what he's learned about its history of hate. now for a live look outside at the national mall. look at that picture. we are learning who just joined the lineup for the july 4th concert on the national mall. >> good acts coming. plus, live reality star, kim

back at 9:30 with a look at your mornings top stories.

police trying to figure out who killed a man in the district. it happened at wisconsin and calvert street in the northwest neighborhood. the man was stabbed several times. greenbelt police need help finding this man. he's accused of touching girls inside stores in prince george's county. >> heavy rain moving through bismarck north dakota. you can see a look at the radar see the line of showers in the midwest. time now for a check of the forecast, which could include possible severe weather. >> we need to get ready for what is to come. >> you bet. >> could be really really severe stuff? >> we have daytime heating ahead of this whole thing with a lot of moisture. we are facing the usual threat of strong thunderstorms then follow it up with a plume of tropical moisture of what was bill. that has the potential to keep the heavy rain going well into

the late night hours tonight. that means a flood threat starts as soon as the sun goes down tonight. cloudy skies outside right now. this yellow area is a slight risk for severe weather coming from the storm prediction center. in addition to that the threat for storms this afternoon into the evening. late tonight, flood watches are up. flooding poszsiblepossible. rain comes down at one to two inches per hour. be careful if you are drives late tonight. turn around and don't drown. this is part of bill that is bringing the threat in here. when we come back i will tell you how father's day looks compared to today. right now, a disturbing story out of fairfax county. a search is on for a man who raped a teen. he was on robert's parkway in burke. a man offered to give her a

ride. she initially said no, then got into the car. he drove her to premier court, bound her and raped her then left her there and took off. ♪ neighbors and friends continue to pay their respects in charleston after nine lives were lost in a shooting at a black church. throughout the day yesterday, mourners visited a memorial site outside ame emanuel church. they hugged and prayed for the families of the victims. charleston continues to mourn the loss of life. thousands of people attended a vigil in downtown charleston last night. jay gray has the latest. >> to lead ourselves in a vigil of prayer and healing. >> reporter: grief spilled over again tonight in charleston. don't mistake the emotion for

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, young man, at $1 million. >> reporter: the words from family members of the victims filled with grace and faith that delivered the strongest message. >> you hurt me. you hurt all our people. god forgives you and i forgive you. >> reporter: as they spoke the 21-year-old accused in the massacred emanuel ame church stood with no emotion. his family said in a written statement words cannot express our shock, grief and disbelief. they reached out offering prayers and condolences to the victims and families.

they were touched by family members offering god's fore giveness and love in the face of horrible suffering. suffering that's rocked those families and this community to its core. but, still, cannot break them. jay gray, nbc news, charleston, south carolina. back here, d.c. 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 the intersection of 28th and nailer road in southeast tuesday night. police say they arrested derek decure after tips from the community. looking at decision 2016. republican presidential candidate, donald trump will stop by maryland. he's going to attend the red, white and blue dinner on tuesday. organizers say trump agreed to go to this event before he announced his candidacy for president.

tickets, by the way $150, starting. democratic presidential candidate, hillary clinton, will visit virginia on friday. the former secretary of state will speak at the jefferson jackson dinner. tickets start at $30. the dinner is organized by the virginia democratic party. prince george's county your tax rate is going up 4%. baker wanted to raise your taxes higher to pay for public school education. the tax hike is the first one in more than 30 years. the budget includes a 1.5 cent increase in the park and planning tax. that new budget goes into effect july 1st. big names are heading to d.c. for the july 4th concert on the national mall. country band alabama joining the lineup. the concert sets the stage for we all know it and love it, the huge fireworks display on the mall. will headline.

k.c. and the sunshine band and megan lindsay from "the voice." they will all hit that stage. >> i have met people who have committed murder in the name of theklan. >> why would this man spend the last 20 years following and befriending members of the kkk? his story coming up. a minor league baseball team is coming under fire. some say it is offensive in the wake of the church shooting in south carolina. plus you, your cat, the cafe. it's a lot of fun.

back now at 9:40. a minor league team in iowa is cancelling a caucasian heritage night. in light of the events the intentions are misconstrued. this morning a unique perspective on the church massacre in charleston, south carolina. we are hearing from a man who's been studying racism and hate for years. darrel davis is a black man who's maintained contact with the kkk for decades. he invited shomari stone into his home. >> i think it's tragic, but i'm not surprised. >> reporter: he is not shocked fwi charleston ame church massacre. he says the alleged hatred is the same displayed by kkk members. >> we know some of the symbols on his jacket were hate symbols.

>> reporter: david recognized the patches on roof's jacket in this well publicized photo. >> inside with a south african apartheid. >> reporter: he knows a thing or two about racist groups. he's collected ku klux klan paraphernalia and wrote a book about the kkk. >> a shameful part of our history, but it is the history. >> reporter: kkk members gave him the hate symbol. he talks to some members every day. >> you are a black man. why would you talk to somebody affiliated with the kkk, a hate group? >> to find out, how can you hate me when you don't even know me? >> reporter: there is no evidence linking roof to kkk, davis wouldn't be surprised if there was. we asked why people join hate groups, he said some do it

because of parental influence or blame non-whites for economic problems. the best way to beat hate is for us as a country, to have an open dialogue about race. >> we are not talking to each other. that's the key. you know, everybody wants to talk to the media, but they don't talk to each other. >> reporter: in silver spring, maryland, shomari stone, news 4. taking a look outside z, it's clear for now. later tonight, we could see strong storms. when chuck says the rain will start and when we'll get relief. plus where marc wants to close one train station

we are helping you protect yourself from identity theft. our nbc 4 all state community shred is happening now. >> you can shred your personal documents for free here. we are set up at the montgomery college rockville college campus. hello, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> shawn we'll start with you, first. i's going to be a hot day and weather could be a factor for a lot of people. run down what people should actually bring so they don't bring the wrong stuff. >> this is a great event for securing personal information. we want you to get your bank

statements, credit card statements anything with confidential information, things of that nature. things we done want batteries cds, any non-paper material that might damage the equipment. >> we can see a of folks lining up going through the drop off zone there. why is this something montgomery college is taking part in? >> well montgomery college is the community's college. we try to support these kind of events to support the community. we are happy to be involved with our partners, nbc 4, all state montgomery county's recycle program. i wanted to also, you know show appreciation for shred it and being the person or entity who actually destroys this so that it does protect everybody's identity. there's a lot of publicity about cyber security but we forget about those things that are easy

picking for somebody. time, it's important to get your stuff out here this morning. i want to give a shoutout to the montgomery county police who help this be so efficient every year. >> it's a major event to organize with the logistics and all. when the folks get in line, they talk to each other. there's a camaraderie that goes together with getting rid of this unwanted paper in a safe way, you know? >> it's a fun event. we enjoy it every year. it's always great to partner with our all state, nbc and montgomery county. >> all right. shawn angela thank you so much. get in line before 11:00. after that you have to wait for the next one. >> uh-oh. laurel marc station may move to laurel park. they have asked them to consider moving to a new location closer to the racetrack. county officials say the move

would hurt local businesses. a work group is looking into the transportation needs in that area. it's prompted in part to moving the preakness to laurel park. not clear when a decision will be made on the move. twitter is making it easier to buy stuff on its site. it collects tweets video and product information. twitter is rolling out more than 40 product pages. this follows a social media trend, facebook, twitter, pinterest and snap chat are looking into buy button features. >> speaking of a social media story getting a lot of attention. npr may lose listeners after a recent appearance by kim kardashian. they have thousands of complaints after the humorous quiz show not my job. she was asked questions about north korean leader, kim jong-un. it wasn't the topic it was the

fact she was on the show. kardashian was not a great guest, but was funny. her 11-minute appearance may lose the non-profit valuable donations. >> how many more followers will kim k. get? today, washington's first cat cafe opens the doors to the public. you are loving this story on facebook. you are sharing the story with your friends. we have been following their instagram posts. get your caffeine fix while petting a cute furry friend. they are fully vaccinated and available for adoption. if you don't have time to own a cat of your own, this is the, roll it, purrfect place to get your feline fix. don't bring your dog. >> my dog loves cats. they run and she runs.

all she wants to do is play. but kitty cats view her differently. mother nature not playing with us today. a lot of humidity out there now. it's an uncomfortable and cloudy morning outside. it's going to turn into a steamy afternoon and stormy evening. be ready for that. as you make your plans to enjoy the first half of your weekend remain weather aware. not much to worry about around 3:00 this afternoon. keep your eye on the sky. right now, in washington, 80 degrees with cloud cover outside. already have a heat index of 83. what to expect, rain chances go up with each passing hour this afternoon. strong to severe thunderstorms possible before about 8:00 tonight and heavy rain after 8:00 over until 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. hourly temperatures today this is half the story.

it's humid. heat index is a bit of a factor. highs upper 80s to near 90. here is the future feels like factor. by 5:00, heat index values in the mid-90s around the area. this is ahead of the strong thunderstorms. it will be a stifling hot afternoon to be outside. rain chances up 40% by noon, 50% by 3:00. 90% chance of rain around your area by 9:00 p.m. this evening. as far as severe weather threats today, high winds are a possibility. there's a slight risk of a tornado as well. a lot of spin in the atmosphere coming with the remnants of what was tropical storm bill. the main threat, by far will be flash flooding after sun down and before sunrise. here is future weather updating hour-by-hour. 2:00, storms by i-81. 4:00, a possibility of storms in the western side of the metro. the big show around 6:00 and 9:00. a line of likely severe

thunderstorms between 6:00 and 8:00 progressing on the heart of the i-95 corridor. that could bring one to three inches of rain locally. this morning a couple drizzle drops in the metro area now. nothing that big. thunderstorms out toward morgantown, west virginia. seven day forecast. warm and humid, becoming stormy and rainy this afternoon into this evening. really hot tomorrow. 95 93 monday, 95 tuesday and 90 or better all the way through the coming week. >> chuck, thank you so much. one airline catering to people who like yoga. the new in-flight service to help you r

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good saturday morning, everyone. nats taking on the pirates later today. max scherzer on the mound. his last outing pretty good. also rock solid, the rookie that became the only nats pitcher -- nats wip it, 4-1. we are going to know whether harper will be in the lineup. he missed game one with a strained hamstring. first pitch today at 4:05 p.m. the cavaliers dropped game one

in omaha to the florida gators. they are hoping offense shows up big time. elimination game tonight at 8:00. that's a look at the morning sports. hope your saturday is a good one. >> thank you. well, an indian airline is giving sop of its passengers a way to unwind while in midair. they plan to celebrate the upcoming international yoga day on sunday by having instructors conduct yoga sessions at 35,00 feet. i don't know if i'm feeling this. they performed a test run on some flights. >> are you sure they are not pointing out the emergency exits? that's what she's doing, showing everybody where things are. >> i can't imagine someone doing the downward facing dog in the wrong way. >> too close? >> yeah, it's not going to work out. for me. >> good for the folks that are going to partake in that. >> yeah. >> 9:56. we are keeping our eyes close to the radar.

chuck bell timing out when the severe weather system is going to hit our area and when it moves out it will get hot. we are talking 90 plus degrees. >> reporter: police investigate a fatal stabbing in global park. i'll have details coming up on news 4. some see it as hate, others see it as pride. new calls to take down the confederate

at 10:00, news 4 today, a man stabbed and killed overnight in northwest d.c. we are learning about one building at the center of the investigation this morning. rain has flooded states in the midwest over the last couple days. this could be the scene here when the same system hits our area. >> good morning. welcome back to news 4 today. i'm david culver. >> welcome to news 4 today. check out this storm system on storm team 4. radar is churning out in the midwest. see the white arrows? that stuff is coming our way. >> we are talking possible severe weather. chuck bell is standing by. let's talk timing here. when do you think this is going to hit us? >> along the i-81