the ultimate summer vacation is closer than you think at busch gardens and water country usa. breaking news out of egypt this morning. one person dead after a large explosion in cairo. four hurt. the explosion was caused by a car bomb. >> we are told the consulate was not open at the time of the explosion and nonof those hurt were staff members. tlas lot of damage to the building itself, mainly the front facade with a huge hole. no specific group claimed responsibility for the attack. >> welcome to news 4 today, i'm david culver. >> i'm kristin wright. rain is coming our way this

morning. >> that's right. >> storm team 4s meteorologist chuck bell has his eye on the radar. >> a beautiful way to get the weekend starts, right? clouds and rain? are you kidding me on a saturday morning? the good news is, later on today, this is a thing of the past. the first half promises to be filled with clouds and rain drops raining everywhere around the immediate metro area with the exception of prince george's county. from columbia to gaithersburg to leesburg and manassas, it's trending east/southeastward. it will continue to rain in the metro the next several hours. temperatures in the low 70s right now. morning rainshowers turning into sunshine by saturday afternoon. it might be 1:00, 2:00 3:00 before we see improvement. tomorrow looking better. sunshine and temperatures near 90. >> thanks.

a summer camp counselor accused with sexually abusing a minor. the young accuser is a student at the holton summer camp. the concerns parents spoke with us. >> reporter: when parents picked up their campers, they found a counselor was arrested for abusing a minor. >> that's awful. i have brought my kids here since they were 3 years old. he taught magic at the summer camp program. he inappropriately touched an 11-year-old girl at the camp between june 30th and july 3rd putting his arms around her and asking to sit on his lamp. she told her parents and their told the police. >> we have been there for several years and they have been so thorough in their background investigations. safety has always been a

priority. i would be surprised and shocked. >> reporter: they sent this statement saying holton-arms puts the highest priority on the emotional well being and safety of our students. we are and always have been committed to students. we do a background check of summer counselors annually. we take these types of allegations seriously. do you still have confidence in the summer program? >> i do. i do. it's a great pool. i guess it can happen anywhere. >> reporter: police want to know if it's happened before. >> we are asking if anybody that went to the camp between 2012 and now or anybody with contact with him to contact us. >> call montgomery county investigators if you have questions.

search camp counselor. someone is stealing from firefighters in montgomery county while they are out fighting fires. police think it's this man right here. since april, someone has been breaking into cars at the volunteer fire department. the cars were all parked at the fire station in the parking lot. the captain, scott cook, hopes someone recognizes the man in the picture. >> we are glad we got a picture of him. we hope to catch him soon sooner rather than later. no one likes their privacy invaded. that can be irritateing. >> indeed. we are learning that some of the cars were unlocked. still not right. police remind us to always lack our car doors and keep valuables out of sight. [ cheers and applause ] >> there's cheers and applause

as one of the country's symbols comes down. today marks the first morning in half a century that the confederate flag is not flying over the south carolina state house grounds. it's now in a nearby museum. thousands of people spoke for and against the removal packed the streets to witness the historic moment. the shooting death of the nine members at the ame church sparked the removal. the suspected shooter walked inside that church with a gun. >> reporter: the fbi calls it a heard breaking series of missed opportunity that failed to block the sale of the gun roof used to kill the nine people. roof was arrested february 28 at a shopping mall in columbia south carolina. he admitted carrying a drug. the fbi said if it had known

that, it would have blocked roof, an illegal drug user for buying a gun. he applied for a gun in april and they submitted the information to the fbi for a background check. his criminal history showed he was arrested in lexington county. they were told to contact the columbia police. there's no such department only a west columbia police department, which has no record of arrests. they called the prosecutor but no one called back. it was still under way after the three-day waiting period. we are all sick this happened fbi director james comby said today. we wish we could turn back time. they met with family members of the shooting victims including the husband of myra thompson.

>> it made me angry. i wasn't angry at dylann, i was angry at the system. >> reporter: some states have longer waiting periods and a former atf official says that would help nationwide. >> you can't determine a person's absolute legal status to purchase a gun. in the day ahead the redskins will salute members of the military and their families at fedex field. today is military day. there will be all sorts of performances and free give aways. it happens from 10:00 until 2:00 today. go to nbc washington's app and search redskins military day for everything you need to know. >> melissa is here with the latest traffic to keep you moving this weekend. >> i have your first 4 traffic. a couple things to keep an eye out for this weekend. randolph road in rockville is shut down add nebel street from

saturday the 11th to saturday the 18th a week because csx track maintenance. next week the twin brook parkway or nickolson. we will talk about it a lot next week. metro, yellow and green lines running every 20 minutes. yellow between huntington and greenbelt. saturday morning, to 3:00 a.m. sunday, buses will replace all red line trains between noma-galludet. orange, blue and silver lines running on a regular weekend schedule. have a good one. still ahead, a game of cat and mouse at a north carolina beach. a shark and another sea creature you don't want to get close to very close to shore. information stolen from millions of federal workers.

what some in congress want to give them for free for their entire lives as we learn of another data breach this morning. the pope's driver. this is something you don't hear every day. why they are upset.

a shark spotted near the shore off the coast of north carolina. we think the shark there is chasing a sting ray. this is the beach. a woman at the beach got her phone out and recorded the shark about 15 feet. that's it, about 15 feet from the shore. it is the same area where a ashore with a shark bite. it has been the summer of sharks. the driver of the pope mobile facing heat for having a

led foot. the pope is visiting paraguay. they say the driver of the open air car doesn't leave folks enough time to see the holy father. thousands waited hours to get a glimpse. they didn't want to delay, so they moved quickly. pope francis will visit a children's hospital before returning to rome tomorrow. >> the drought is causing worry. in california no more outdoor showers or rinse stations at the beach. and state run parks, too. they shut them off. they think the move could save 18 million gallons of water. the rescue taking painkillers and expert advice on when you should be taking the drugs. that's coming up. active radar. take a look outside. you can see the clouds. rain is coming our way this

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some lawmakers say three years isn't enough. 21.5 million people affected in that breach. opm director resigned yesterday after hackers spent almost a year taking information from opms data bases. new this morning we learned there has been a data breach at hershey entertainment and resorts in pennsylvania. it affects guests at hershey park hotels and other venues. credit card transactions may have been compromised. some guests reported unauthorized charges on their card. hershey is working on offering a year of free credit monitoring. president barack obama is going to make a historic visit to a prison next week. he will walk through a medium security prison in oklahoma. he will be the first sitting president to visit a prison. he's going to meet with

corrections officials as well as inmates. today, donald trump arrived in arizona. a group protested outside a hotel in beverly hills, california, yesterday for his controversial comments about mexican immigrants. >> i think the sanctuary cities are a disgrace. i think it's a disgrace. most people never heard about it until the last week. >> worth pointing out the district and several cities across the region are sanctuary cities. in most cases it means officers do not ask about a person's immigration status. if you do not take painkillers like advil aleve or motrin, you are about to see a stronger warning label. there's a risk of heart attack and stroke if you take the drugs. we have when you should take them and what kind of risk you

may face. >> you are always getting away with the shortest duration of treatment at the lowest strength. if you have to take one, aleve. for an individual person, the risk is small especially if there's no heart disease or risk factors. if you need long term treatment, pause or talk to your doctor to make sure they are right for you. is small for regular use. this new warning is primarily to raise awareness about this. >> good advice there. chuck bell is with us back from r & r at the beach. >> it was nice. let me tell you it was almost impossible to drag me out of the pool yesterday to get back to work. it was so nice out. yesterday, a beautiful day, the humidity was gone, a nice northwesterly breeze. you are thinking this is the way i want my weekend to start. unfortunately it's not the way it started. clouds rolled in and rain

dropped behind the clouds. many folks are off to a wet start. the rain should be over with in the next several hours. by the time we get to midday and afternoon, clearing skies will put us back on green light conditions. it will be easier the second half of the day than the first. right now, lots of clouds over d.c. and rain drops moving in as well. 75 now is the temperature at national airport. winds are southwest at six. if you are planning on doing a run early this morning it's going to be a wet one. if you can wait until later in the day, you won't have to splash through puddles. we are going to stay in the 70s. after that things should improve rapidly. sunshine arrived first in northern maryland mid to late morning then gradually sunshine works to the south with time. it will be warmer in frederick, maryland than in fredericksburg

virginia. what are you going to do with your evening? the good news is if you are doing backyard grilling all the rain thereby gone by then. most of the puddles will be gone. temperatures low to mid-80s for outdoor grilling activities. there it is on radar. the last drops reached northern maryland. plenty of rain chances around the metro area and points to the south. prince william county, fredericksburg getting rain this morning. central fauquier county headed to quantico and wood bridge and charles county. waldorff waldorf, be on the lookout, rain for the next several hours. rain in southern parts of st. mary's county. that's headed to the open waters of the bay. for us, light to briefly moderate rain this morning. temperatures, as i mentioned, low to mid-70s right now.

we stay in the mid to upper 70s for the morning with the clouds and shower chances. if you are going up to baltimore, the nationals and orioles, first pitch at 7:15. perfect weather for baseball in baltimore tonight. future wersather, the rain will be over in the metro. rain in southern maryland. by noontime coming to an end. with time the weather will start to improve the second half of today and tomorrow are looking fine for your outdoor activities over the weekend. mid-80s with the sun back today. near 90 with sunshine tomorrow. staying warm into the early parts of next week. another chance for thunderstorms coming up tuesday and wednesday. >> beautiful but not a complete washout today. >> not at all. >> thanks,chuck. awe are going to walk you through how to tell if someone is pulling a fast one on you. a family opens up about

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will be easy to control. a baby in northern virginia is improving as he fights botulism a bacteria illness. it is rare and can be deadly. julie carey talks with the baby's mother and doctor. >> reporter: benjamin marked his

three month birthday with breathing tubes. he's one of 100 babies nationwide stricken with botulism this year. >> i was honestly thinking how am i going to tell my two older sons that their brother is not coming home. >> reporter: the rapid decline started about two weeks ago when he suddenly stopped nursing. when he reached the fairfax hospital, two weeks to open his eyes, doctors immediately suspects botulism. >> it is the most potent toxin known to man. that toxin makes somebody weak and affects breathing muscles and the children around able to breathe. >> the baby shows some improvement right away. still a most frightening moment. >> it got bad to the point where they had to resuscitate him. >> reporter: she and her husband take turns at benjamin's bedside there's an outpouring of support on social media.

they hope the crisis will educate others about the danger of botulism to babies. >> they say it can come from many things. they think a spore in the air. >> there's no real way to avoid it other than being clean good hand washing and honey is the one thing that most people stay away from with babies less than a year old. >> reporter: as she knows, act quickly if there are symptoms. >> a poor cry a soft cry, a baby breathing sloppy. >> reporter: he is gaining strength now. >> he's able to move his head. he was so happy. he kept moving his head back and forth. >> reporter: doctors say he could be back home later this month. julie carey news 4. >> we have a bit of an update this morning good news. baby benjamin is out of the pediatric icu and also off ox

john. >> there's a facebook page set up for benjamin and a gofundme account to pay for the medical expenses. you can go to our nbc washington app and search botulism for how to help the family. residents in d.c. are going to have fewer options when it comes to shopping for health insurance. we are going to tell you how the options will be cut. this morning we have been talking about this. not a lot of sun out there. chuck say that is's about to change. >> millions in china bracing for a second typhoon to hit the area. this time, it could be the worst in history. at devry university's keller graduate school of management. you can learn to unlock the leader inside you.

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attack. >> we welcome you back to news 4 today. i'm david culver. >> good morning to you. i'm kristin wright. it's saturday finally. a little bit of rain for folks. that's going to change. >> let's check in with chuck bell at the storm team 4 weather center. >> a good morning to get caught up on that stuff you weren't able to get done yesterday. reading your favorite book, that's what you do early this morning. clouds and rain drops will slow you down early today. the rain drops are not going to mess up your entire saturday plan. by later on, sunshine will make a comeback. for now, full cloud cover and rain drop mode across western fairfax, prince william fauquier county southern maryland all getting hit hard with the rain early this morning. moderate rain along 301, south of waldorf, i-95. heaviest of the rain, charles and st. mary's county. the lightest of the rain

northern parts of the metro. the rain left the mason dixon line and we should get a drying trend this morning into this afternoon. for now, clouds and rain drops. temperatures low to mid-70s. we should be done with the rain at noontime. sunshine by 3:00 4:00 5:00. temperatures will climb to the mid-80s for highs today. perfect weather for the second part of your saturday. we'll talk about sunday in a few minutes. >> chuck, we'll check in with you then. a powerful typhoon makes way in china. it flooded roads in china. this was yesterday. you can see by the video, heavy winds bringing down trees. the typhoon expects to make land fall today after a million people are seeking shelter elsewhere away from their homes. they say this typhoon could be the most powerful to hit china

since the communist government took control. police are looking into a double stabbing in northern virginia. it happened along richmond highway in the hybla valley neighborhood. one of the neighbors drove the two men the two victims to the hospital. they were in stable condition at last check. police say the suspects and the victims may have known each other. they have not arrested anyone. >> bob mcdonnell reviewing legal options after a court defeat. they rejected all his arguments for an appeal on his corruption conviction. we went through 90 pages of the ruling. it was rough news for the governor. the judge upheld his two-year sentence meaning he could serve prison time. he was found guilty of doing favors for a ceo in exchange for gifts and loans. a man accused of impersonating a police officer is facing more charges. sharif ahmad is charged by

abduction by force, attempted robbery and use of a firearm in a felony after an incident tuesday. he's being held without bail this morning. back in february, you may remember, he was arrested for impersonating a police officer in prince william county trying to pull people over on 66 use zing flashing lights on his chevy impala. lawmakers approved reforms in hopes of seeking a third bailout in hopes of a bailout from the european union. it includes tax hikes and pension cuts. they worked to hammer out the measure. greece is seeking a loan worth $60 billion as well as debt relief. a man arrested in canada facing terrorism charges. the man was arrested in vancouver yesterday. the canadian minister said the investigation into the man started in october. he's charged with three

terrorism charges after being accused of spreading proisis propaganda online. no court date set. a troubling scam to let you know about this morning targeting small businesses. the scammers call pretending to be dominion power customers. they threaten to cut your electricity if you don't pay. the caller id says dominion virginia power. don't be fooled, it is a scam. >> we are pulling all stops to let people know, dominion never calls a customer and demands a payment on the spot. >> all right. remember that. the power company says there has been a spike in these incidents over the past two days. 65 times and at least eight customers have fallen for it. you are going to have fewer insurance options shopping on d.c. health link. aetna says it is its plan bought through

the health exchange at the end of the year. "the washington post" reporting 162 options to choose from. it's about half the number offered when the exchange began two years ago. a petition to revoke bill cosby's presidential medal of freedom is getting support from lawmakers. missouri senator claire mccaskill say they support the petition. this follows the release of an old deposition which cosby admits to getting quaaludes and giving them to women he wanted to have sex with. he was awarded the medal back in 2002. paying the price after police step in to help. how much money was spent keeping baltimore safe during the riots. a doctor that poisoned hundreds of patients, giving them chemo treatments for

diseases they never had. the kind of vacation plan that you may not think about. we are going to tell you how to safeguard your home while you are away.

two months after the riots stemming from the death of freddie gray, there's a new problem for the city of baltimore bills are due. >> yes, they are. including one from local police departments across the state that rushed in to help. a review from the news 4 i team revealed the extra manpower was not cheap. >> it's unclear who is going to pay the millions of dollars.

>> reporter: just before they headed to the kay yosz, they took a group photo. >> the officers volunteers for the assignment. >> reporter: 30 city of frederick police officers were proud to rush down i-70 to help baltimore. >> you didn't have to ask twice. >> reporter: they received this e-mail a call for help when riots consumed baltimore in april. >> there was well over 5000 officers and two national guard in one city. >> reporter: other officers responded from prince george's county and montgomery county even pennsylvania and new jersey police. doc says the extra police helped save his block. >> we were cheering they were there. in our heart we knew we need these people here.

we need these soldiers here and the other police officers. >> reporter: now two months later the bills are coming due. it cost nearly a half million dollars just for the overtime pay, just for officers from one local agency. a quarter million more for howard county police. a half million dollars for pennsylvania state police and the city of frederick officers cost about $40,000. >> you can't just swallow those costs. >> reporter: they found $1.6 million in bills submitted to baltimore from outside police departments with millions more to come. the state of maryland wants the feds to help pick up the tab. they were just rejected. a city of baltimore spokesman says they will have to wipe out the rainy day fund with no firm plan of how to replenish. >> our city is suffering right

now. i hope as a resident it is not baltimore city that is going to have to pay for it. >> this was the cvs that was looted. the police bills are only some of the bills the government has to pay for the damage from april. there is still so much to repair and transcends this area and goes far beyond. medical bills for 200 injured city police officers. repairs to damaged city property, overtime pay for public works crews and the trash. bills piling up near a carryout restaurant that was burned during the rioting. >> there's no way a city can handle this kind of expense. >> the baltimore city mayor's office is asking the feds to consider it a federal disaster area. you can see the bills and the

invoices themselves, the same ones scott went through to bring you the story. you can see what police are charging baltimore for by going to the nbc washington app or www.nbcwashington.com and search investigation. coming up just ahead a doctor duped hundreds of patients into thinking they had cancer. how a broken leg revealed a scam. this morning, chuck bell timing out when we are going to be completely done with the rain today and if the sun will be out in time to gr

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while today you can join d.c.s mayor bowser on a commute walk. muriel bowser will take part of a community walk in ward 5. it starts at the turkey recreation center. it is a health and wellness initiative to encourage all people in d.c. to get fit. a judge sentenced a disgraced doctor to 45 years in prison. cynthia mcfadden reports why he unnecessarily treated them for cancer even though they didn't have cancer. >> reporter: you may wonder why these people are wearing yellow. it's because they want to send a message to a federal judge. their wish that the doctor who

betrayed them will never see the sun again. they asked the judge to sentence the doctor to 175 years. defense lawyers asked for 25. >> this, we believe to be the most serious fraud case in the history of the country. >> reporter: the judge decided on 45 years. guilty of giving more than 550 patients cancer treatments they didn't need while lining his own pockets with $20 million. >> seemingly a light sentence for the magnitude of the crime and how many people it affected. >> reporter: this is a mother of a victim treated with potent cancer drugs for a year. eventually, he sent her for chemotherapy. >> i received my first chemo july 1, 2013. the day was horrible. it wauz lot of stress. a lot of emotional, just a really bad day. >> reporter: it got worse when

that night she fell and broke her leg. >> i knew my leg had been broken in half. i screamed for help. >> reporter: the accident may have saved her life and that of hundreds of others. >> she underwent multiple blood urine and radiology testing. none indicated active answer. >> reporter: the doctor told her the good news, she did not have cancer. >> it was awesome. it was one of the happiest days of my life. >> reporter: the joy was complicated by the misdiagnosis. so much suffering for nothing. it prompted her to investigate further. monica wasn't the only one. >> i feel closure with it. no one wins today. >> reporter: people who trusted their doctor. >> i'm glad he will spend the rest of his life behind bars.

he won't be able to hurt anyone anymore. >> can you imagine? the beach police are looking for pretty brazen criminals. seven life guard stands have been stolen from the beach. they think they were taken overnight between 2:30 and 5:00 in the morning. the stands are heavy, weigh 500 pounds each. police think somebody dumped them in the water. >> wasn't me. i spent a lot of time there the last couple weeks. it's not me. didn't do it. 500 pound life guard stand not the decoration i would need for our place out there. yikes! what are they thinking? you know? really? i did not see them. most of my dog walking time is south of there. all those life stands were in place yesterday morning. i was there yesterday morning as the sun came up at 5:44 in the morning, there i stood on the

beach saying why do i have to go back to work. mortgages, that's why, in case you were wondering. there's the view this morning. cloud cover outside this morning and a lot of places are getting socked in with the rain too. rain drops are moving over downtown d.c. after we had a break last hour. it's full cloud cover now. what to expect? showers to get your saturday and weekend starts. most, if not all the rain will be over with by noontime or so. a shower or two lingering but the bulk of the rain done and dry finish later on this afternoon. things willnicely. the weather impact on your day, we call it low. a moderate impact first thing this morning, but low after that as the rain comes to an end. for now, a cloudy and showery filled start. 75 now with a southwesterly breeze at 7 miles an hour. 68 in gaithersburg. 69 charlestown and martinsburg. 68 winchester.

72 down in fredericksburg. hourly temperature with the clouds and rain drops around, not much of a budge in temperatures this morning. with the drying conditions later on this afternoon, temperatures should jump into the low to mid-80s. it will be warmer today in northern maryland than down across the northern neck. sunshine will return to northern maryland and sunshine will work its way southbound toward fredericksburg, waldorf. kristin is worried about the grilling forecast. she's got the barbecue fired up. she's got a good husband. it will be nice weather by the end of the day today. there's a cluster of rainshowers there. you can see the progression of it moving farther and farther down to the south. this will be more of a saturday morning rain event and it is raining steadily now in interstate 66 to i-95 south of town. moderate rain here coming into fredericksburg.

it is a soggy start this morning. we have rain drops to contend with. here is future weather starting at 7:00 a.m., there goes all the rain at 9:00, 10:00 this morning. by 2:00 3:00, 4:00, everybody should be getting back into the sunshine and the rain over. your hometown forecast, 72 with puddles, dcc p.m., dry, near 80. quick check of the seven day forecast. the rain problems are here this morning. thunderstorms likely tuesday afternoon and staying warm as you would expect here in july. >> all right. sounds good. thanks, chuck. saving your home what you need to know about protecting your valu

you know that during the summer months there are more home burglaries than anytime during the year according to the justice department. >> before you head out to vacation erika gonzalez shows you how to safeguard your home. >> reporter: the roads, the skies, the beaches are calling. but, before you lock up and leave, make sure your house is secure. ann hark ins is warning people

about the increase in burglaries this time of year. she take this is home in arlington, virginia as an example. he says pushes like this are a great deterrent to an intruder. if a burglar were trying to work in through this window he can crouch behind the bushes and the neighbors wouldn't see him. >> reporter: what about the doorstep? >> this is an open invitation that the house is empty. >> reporter: ask neighbors to pick up packages for you. take a moment to talk to the people that live around you. is it uncommon for your neighbors to call you and tell you they are dpoung away? do people still do that in this neighborhood? >> the ones i'm in communication with don't mind at all. >> reporter: if you have a window a.c. unit, make sure it's

in there. >> bold it in so it's hard to remove. >> reporter: sliding glass doors, get the ones with reinforced glass. >> getting the best equipment and yuds a home remedy. stick a board in there. >> reporter: wherever you head this summer, you want the piece of mind your home is safe and secure. small steps like these make your house seem like less eye candy to crooks. erika gonzalez, news 4. >> we are going to be back with another hour of news 4 today. >> that's right. that includes breaking news out of cairo egypt. stay with us.

we begin with a deadly attack outside the italian consulate in cairo. one person dead after a large explosion, four others hurt. authorities say the explosion was caused by a car bomb. >> we are told the consulate was not open at the time of the explosion. none of those hurt are staff members. there is a lot of damage to the building itself, mainly the front of it that has a huge hole now. no specific group or individual claimed responsibility for the