"news4 today" starts now. >> welcome back. i'm kristin wright on this beautiful sunday. >> i was going to say, do you

see behind us, unbelievable shot right there. it is a pleasant start to this sunday. >> sure is. and chuck is here with a look at what to expect for the rest of the day. >> hey good morning. nice morning outside, we had a little bit clearer sky early. we are starting to see a few mid and high level clouds come in but they're not rain making clouds so don't worry about rain showers interrupting quoryour plans on a sunday. not finding much in our area. a little cluster of showers and thunderstorms way to out to our west. this batch near columbus, ohio, is going to stay in pennsylvania. this is going down to the west. the only real rain chances are across parts of the shenandoah valley, but even there the chances are very low. you should be able to plan your day without much of a rain concern. up to 81 at reagan national. planning out your day hour by hour. temperatures into the mid 80s by noontime. and near 90 for a high

temperature in the afternoon. we'll talk about monday and tuesday rain chances when i come back. >> thanks. we are staying on top of what is a developing story. a man shot and killed overnight in accokeek. neighbors say it happened during a house party. >> news4's derrick ward just spoke to a neighbor. derrick? >> reporter: well, good morning, again. we are outside the farmington woods community. a single family development tucked away off route 410, indian head highway in accokeek. see this house behind me? this is the premiere house in the development, but neighbors say it's the source of trouble. loud and boisterous parties and often block neighbors from getting to their house. outside the development is where a lot of cars parked to attend the party. there's the obligatory plastic cups to say there was a party here and there was something else last night. 1:00 a.m. when police responded

to this place outside the development where they found an adult male who had been shot and that person later died at the hospital. we don't have an identity of that victim or any sort of suspect lookout. but we talked to neighbors around here, they said that last night was one of those parties that they have so often talked about. and some have complained about. this man tell us what he saw. >> when i was coming through here yesterday, there was maybe three -- i would say had to be at least 300 people in there. it was so many -- you couldn't even get past here really. it was cars on both sides all the way down each side, all where the restaurants are. it was -- i thought there was something serious happening. >> reporter: we actually understand that some of the neighbors actually complained to police about not being able to get to their homes. we don't know what the response was. you know, there was a point in prince george's county where they had considered sort of having police stationed outside of large parties like this

because there had been several incidents maybe a year or two ago where they had resulted in violence. we don't know if that law went into effect or if it was in play here. again, investigating a homicide around 1:00 a.m. this morning. derrick ward, news4. >> thank you very much. new this morning a fairfax county school board members says a woman attacked here while canvassing for votes this week. kathy smith was out canvassing yesterday and pamela ichord then attacked smith. smith said ichord ran toward her screaming, ripped a clipboard out of her hands and ripped her sunglasses off her face. ichord was upset over a vote that sent her kids to separate high schools. smith vote in favor of the school boundary swap. smith plans to be back out canvassing on that very same street today. well, today there's going to be a vigil for a 9-year-old boy who died after being beaten

after eating a piece of birthday cake. the vigil is at 7:30 tonight at hagerstown. jack garcia died days after his birthday. police say his mother's boyfriend robert wilson handcuffed and beat the boy for eating cake without permission. wilson is charged with first degree assault and child abuse. prosecutors say they are considering other charges as well. we're working to find out the conditions of three people taken to the hospital following severe turbulence. they were aboard a united airlines flight flying from puerto rico to dulles. reuters reports two flight attendants also hurt. another flight from san francisco ran into bad turbulence but folks aboard that plane didn't need any medical attention. right now, a possible deal to bail out greece could be in the works. after days of negotiating, greek's prime minister says he is ready for a compromise. european finance ministers say

they do want specific and binding commitments before an agreement. negotiators could reach a nuclear deal with iran today. two diplomats tell the associated press the agreement will be sent for review and barring last minute objections the deal could be announced as soon as tomorrow. the talks are going on in vienna. secretary of state john kerry and his western allies are working to keep iran from developing nuclear weapons. here is what is coming up in the week ahead. tomorrow, montgomery county leaders will talk about the purple line. the county council is meeting to talk about new proposals to scale plans for the light rail plan back. they'll discuss budget plans proposed last week. and then friday, an 18-year-old accused of killing a man on a metro train will be in court. d.c. police arrested jasper spires, they say he stabbed american university graduate kevin sutherland to death on a

train at the noma station in northeast last week. new details on a blast that knocked a beachgoer to the group. what police did not find that's creating a mystery around what happened there. people in california are dealing with an uptick in coyote attacks. some even coming face to face with the animal inside their own homes. mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait!

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you're watching "news4 today." >> well, a bear caused quite a stir at the university of colorado. the black bear wandered on to campus and climbed up a tree as they do at a dorm.

well, the 2-year-old bear just a little guy -- oh, there he goes, falling. you know what happens next, animal control comes out. they shoot a tranquilizer dart up at him and he misses the cushion mat they had put out. don't worry the bear is okay. he'll be released back into the wild. that's some fall. >> he just missed it there. >> he'll be okay. released back into the wild. from bears to a story that's actually quite frightening. especially for parents and kids. coyotes moving into more populated areas. >> they are. and there's been a series of coyote attacks in california and across the country. nbc's gadi schwartz reports. >> reporter: a walk in the park now comes with a warning. >> he was kind of around here. >> reporter: in southern california, a father arms himself with a stick and this woman carries pepper spray after a frightening encounter with a coyote. >> started encircling us and

started to be aggressive. >> reporter: by nature they're timid animals but now they fear the coyotes more than the coyotes fear them. jesse smith is relieved her baby wasn't with her when she came face to face with him. >> i yelled and started waving my feet and he didn't back off. >> reporter: irvine has seen four coyote attacks each getting more brazen. the first in a park, the other near a playground and then a small child attacked in the garage and the 7-year-old scratched inside her family living room. thankfully, none of the injuries were life threatening. >> i moved out here because it's more rural but i didn't expect the coyotes down the street. >> reporter: wildlife experts say the drought isn't helping and pushing them into more populated areas for food and water. coyotes have been adapting to city life. in chicago watch as this coyote fitted with a gps collar and

camera by national geographic avoids traffic. and they have been spotted from manhattan to betweens. experts say coyotes are i think chehhing because society let them get too close. >> they're changing because we have changed. >> these days, people are more likely to post a picture on line than rush and scare them away. any kindness to coyotes come at a risk. gadi schwartz, irvine california. here at home, it was a major inconvenience for metro riders 24 hours ago. got an update though on the headache on the red line and when it will all be over. well, chuck says enjoy this day. it is going to be a perfect sunday. but what's waiting for you whe ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir.

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you're watching "news4 today." >> back at 10:15. this morning south carolina's governor nikki haley emerging as a rising star within the gop. >> yeah. this comes after an historic week in her state and friday's removal of the confederate flag from the capitol grounds of course. a move that she championed. chuck todd sits down with governor haley this morning. we want to know if it will serve as momentum for other states to remove confederate flags --

symbols of the confederacy. virginia and the federal government is deal withing this right now. >> you'd think of the symbolic nature of south carolina, this is first state that seceded from the union and now the first state to fully bury the confederate flag under all parts of the designation and look other southern states have slowly gotten rid of it. i'll be curious about mississippi georgia which still uses -- which models the state flag after the original flag of the confederacy. i think you'll see the movements happen fairly quickly because if south carolina did it why can't you? right? that's sort of the -- the brand new charge a little bit. it's a fascinating contrast thinking of this ending to the confederate flag, flying up on one hand and then what we have with donald trump. this should be a momentous occasion and then trump is leading them down another path. >> got governor haley on your

mind. national chatter she is a vp contender. >> i think she might have been before hand, but this puts her in. she'll be a voice for how conservatives can have a good conversation on racial reconciliation. you know, that had not always seemed to go family together. that puts her as an important voice there. i asked her about it. she gives a fascinating answer about all the new attention. you don't want to miss that she has to say about that. >> and you mentioned donald trump. still doing very well in the polls despite what he said. how is the gop going to navigate this? >> use whatever metaphor you want, ticking time bomb. they're trying to find this wire act of condemning trump, but he's such a problem, such a lightning rod that republican candidates are going to have to ask themselves what is this going to look like in a year? what are their actions going to look like a year from now? i think i have a feeling this

could be a week that the party truly comes down harder on him. >> all right. chuck todd, got about 12 minutes. >> you got it. >> you'll head over to that studio right now. you can see "meet the press" at 10:30 right after "news4 today." and new this morning a rhode island beach back open after an explosion sent a woman to the hospital. that happened near narragansett, rhode island, yesterday, the woman was sitting on the beach when there was a loud boom and then she was thrown against the rock wall. the authorities didn't find any kind of explosive device. they're telling other beachgoers not to worry. we want you do look a this. it's a volcano in mexico sending ash and smoke into the air. it's also closed the airport in the area. the volcano of fire is forcing people from their homes. the latest activities started thursday. two inches of inch so far has

covered the area in western mexico. the damage now from the typhoon in southeaster china heavy rain left villages stranded. right here, you can see them helping the man to safety. air, rail, boat transportation are back up and running after china shut it down ahead of the typhoon. so nice today that we're starting off beautiful with more great weather ahead. >> sure are. our friends in china there, they have a real problem coming. another major typhoon is coming. el nino is at near record strength across the pacific, so it could be on the list for being a devastating typhoon season for southeastern asia. it will be very bad news for them. a string of disturbances promise

very unsettled weather for the next several weeks in that part of the world and for us, all is quiet around here today. it will stay that way for the remainder of the sunday. you can be outside without much of a concern. weather wise anyhow. you will need to is put your spf on 30 or higher today to protect you from the strong rays of the sunshine. even though we have some clouds out there, more than enough radiation will burn you on a day like this. 81 at national airport. winds out of the west at three miles an hour. low impact on the weather department. sunshine yes, humidity, still humid. it is july in washington after all. but not too much by comparison to last week. weather slowdowns, green lights today and tomorrow. as we get into tuesday, showers and thunderstorms, some of which could be on the strong to severe side tuesday afternoon and evening. could slow things down a little bit. between now and then not much going on. 80 in baltimore now. 79 in edge water, maryland.

75 in toms brick, virginia, this morning. hourly temperatures here, climbing into the upper 80s. downtown locations might touch 90 degrees but most of the suburbs are under mid and high level clouds but not rain makers. 88 in baltimore. about 90 in washington and fredericksburg. about 88 for a high today in culpepper. future weather carries the clouds into the area here later this morning and into the early afternoon hours. there may be a few showers late today. this is 8:00 on our future weather here. maybe a few showers just as the sun goes down in parts of the shenandoah valley. but by and large, not much going on anywhere too close to us. that shower chance coming from this disturbance here. falling apart as it comes farther and farther off from the east. tomorrow showers possible in the morning. out to the west of the metro

area, right around 70. a lot of clouds tomorrow. showers possible between 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow evening. ahead of an increasing chance for thunderstorms on tuesday. tuesday temperatures up into the low 90s and strong to severe weather possibility tuesday afternoon. then we dry it out and turn summer hot next weekend. >> all right, thanks, chuck. 10:22 your time. 4 things to know today. all red line stations on metro, back open. track work closed half a dozen stations yesterday. metro says expect regular weekend service today on the red line. >> well, be careful if you're out near donaldson run today in arlington. a broken pipeline is spilling sewage into the stream and crews are fixing the problem.

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>> all right. well, you know this road. one of the shortest interstates in the country, but it was named for a man who was never even supposed to be in washington. sam eig is credited with developing much of montgomery county. >> it's part of our series, meet your street. first 4 traffic's melissa mollet has brought us several stories. i'm going to push you to the nbc washington app to check it out. search meet your street. pull it up. take a look at it. it's a good story. >> yeah, it's a great story. i learned a lot just from watching it. you will too. >> what's neat you think of what he's able to buy, bought the corner of georgia avenue and andand colesville road. he bought that corner back in the day imagine what that piece of real estate would be worth today. his grandson was asked did he ever say no when asked for

money, he said no because i wanted to make sure if i got up to heaven, he always wanted to say he said yes to everything. a great story out there. good thing on the website. while there, get your storm team 4 forecast from the app as well. and have that downloaded and ready to go to enjoy your day outside. >> a pleasant day out there. >> a good one for today. >> that's it for "news4 today." "meet the press" is up next. >> w this summer take flight, without having to take a flight.

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drawing big crowds and creating big fears for the gop. >> the silent majority is back, and we're going to take the country back. >> you may think you know where he stands -- >> i'm very pro-life. >> -- but do you? >> i'm very pro-choice. also, lost cause. the confederate battle flag comes down in south carolina. and with it the anti-civil rights era it came to represent. i'll be joined by nikki haley the republican governor, who said, "take down that flag." plus, cyber insecurity. 21 million americans swept up in a hack attack. china is the big suspect. are we losing the war over cyber security? and stealth candidate.