rebels at the crash site as they began to realize the downed plane was a commercial plane and not a ukrainian air force fighter jet. newscorps says this footage was happened over to a multinational joint investigation team this week. a dutch-led criminal investigation into the crash is expected to be completed by the end of the year. barry arent nbc news. news4 at 5:00 starts now with jim and erika. >> now at 5:00 the remains of four marines killed in those tennessee shootings are passing through northern virginia on their way to do every as the shooting rampage turns into a terror investigation. also killed on the job. the mother of a security guard shot in prince george's county talks about the son that she lost and how he was on the verge of pursuing a career on the police force. and storm team4 is tracking extreme heat that could impact your weekend plans. but first up tonight, we begin in montgomery county with a teacher accused of molesting

two students and police believe more victims are out there. justin andrew gordon taught at connolly school of the holy child in potomac, maryland. he was a computer lab assistant and fault robotics at the school. police tell us both victims were students at the time. chris gordon live with what we are learning about the man accused. chris? >> reporter: holy child was founded in 1961. the safety of its entire community, it says is of utmost importance. recently, a student reported a teacher may have acted inappropriately and it was the school that immediately called the police. connolly school of the holy child educates young women in grades six through 12. justin gordon worked as a computer lab assistant. when the school received a report last week that he inappropriately touched two young students, one as early as 2012, the school fired gordon.

he appeared in court charged with two counts of sex abuse of a minor and two sex offenses. >> i mean this is a 40-year-old man who is exerting influence and allegedly you know, sexually touching these young women that are under age. >> reporter: the connolly school of the holy child sent us a statement -- today, a judge imposed bond at $50,000 unsecured, which means gordon doesn't have to put up the money. gordon and his wife lived with his mother at her home in boomsville, maryland. gordon has been ordered to stay away from copley school of the holy child and avoid all contact with minors. gordon's defense lawyer says the case is difficult because gordon was a teacher. >> so although the contact is slight and minor and any other situation given the fact that

both of these girls apparently were 17 years old, near 18, it makes a difference. >> reporter: documents, i have new information from court documents that indicate that justin gordon may have treated it as if he was dating these young students and had relationships with them. also ahead why the judge released him despite the seriousness of these charges. that's the latest live in potomac. erika back to you. chris, thanks so very much. the attack that killed four mar reaps at a military training center in tennessee is now being investigated as a possible act of terrorism. the fbi is leading this investigation. agents just revealed that the accused gunman mohammad youssuf abdulazeez, had two long guns and one handgun, some guns bought legally brothers not. they are taking a closer look at his travel and social media. the shootings come as just a shock to his friends, who describe him as a kind and funny

guy. >> seemed like a good kid, quiet kid, not any problems in the neighborhood or anything like that. >> it's awful. but i want people to know that he wasn't always like this. >> the fbi says they have no indication the shooter was inspired by isis. right now, they believe he was self-motivated. here's what we are learning now about the four marines killed. sergeant carson holmqvist was originally from wisconsin. he leaves behind a wife and 2-year-old son. sergeant thomas sullivan was from springfield, massachusetts. he is a native from there he earned a purple heart after two tours in iraq. lance corporal skip wells just got out of boot camp a year ago. he was a student at georgia southern university. and sergeant david wyatt, originally from arkansas, he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> we have live team coverage tonight with the latest on the accused shooter, from the caravan of the marines that's on its way to more in-depth

coverage. we begin with northern virginia bureau reporter david culver live in manassas with that angle. david? >> reporter: and erika for folks just with us in the past ten minutes or so you saw what we saw here along 234. prince william county parkway. that was the beginning of what will be the dignified transfer of those four fallen marines. i want to play you a little bit of video of that caravan passing by. [ sirens ] four suvs surrounded by virginia state police as well as prince william county police helping along with this escort. now, they are coming into northern virginia, where we are told they will be making a stop. for security reasons, we have been not to reveal exactly where they will be stopping but we can tell you from here, they will be

flown to do every air force base and there the honorable transfer will begin, returning the remains of those four fallen marines ultimately to their loved ones. erika, chris back to you. david culver, thanks so very much. the accused gunman is described as "passive and normal" by those who knew him. he was arrested in april on a dui charge, but was not on the terrorism radar. >> nbc news justice correspondent, pete williams, joins us now in the studio. pete cot fbi have done anything to prevent this? >> it's too soon to tell. it doesn't appear at this point that this was a preventible attack because they don't see any point that would have led them to get on to it, that he wasn't discussing it with anyone else, there was no internet signature, nothing indicates that he was planning this. they haven't found anything since then by the way to say what inspired him do this, what his motivation was, no suicide video no note left behind, no manifesto, nothing like that. if it continues this way, that they don't find a signature,

electronic one that could have been intercepted, the answer probably is this is the kind of nightmare attack that no couldn't have been froekd. >> lone wolf? >> exactly. >> some of the most recent news that came out that was he had recently traveled to the middle east but that his father was from that area so there was nothing really that they could -- officials could tell about extra time spent there what particular reason. all that being looked a >> he took several trips to jordan. the family is from there starting roughly when he was in high school, woe take sometimes two-week to two-month trips, some of them with his father the one that's of most concern is roughly six- to seven-month trip last year, going to and coming back from jordan. the picture of him with the beard is how leaked when he came back. they know he was in jordan not terribly worrisome, a moderate country which spores the united states. the question is did he go to yemen or somewhere else while he was there and that's what they are trying to figure out. they believe when he came back,

he showed -- he was more very route is about islam, he grew that beard and seemed to be attending mosques more often. >> pete swilliams, thanks so much. >> you can see the report on the military center's attack with nightly news with lester holt starting on news4. thanks as always for your expertise. this story will continue to develop throughout the hour and we will, of course update you over the weekend. we are going to have updates on the shooting and we will send out any alerts as they happen through our nbc washington app. meanwhile, storm team4 monitoring a dangerous heat wave on the way. it kicks off this weekend. it's already impacting the big event in maryland. health officials are warning people attending artscape in baltimore to be prepared for the extreme conditions. artscape will have some air conditioning venues or air condition venues around the festival and several misting estimates. >> vj is here to tell us just how hot it is going to get. >> yeah, temperatures will ease

lilt heat din top out over 100 degrees for several hours which is why it's going to be a weather alert day for storm team4 likely on sunday. have to make one for monday next week. let's talk about today, because we are starting to see the clouds thin a little bit more, but we stay in the mid-80s today, hot conditions for the entire weekend and even for a good chunk of next week, as you will see the next moment. cloud cover out there, might get sprinkles from clouds late 9, 10 11:00. 78, 787 degrees pretty good evening all in all considering storm team 4 radar. see how dry it s showers coming through areas of frostburg but pretty pleasant now, get the stick kiss by tomorrow morning, humidity starts to come up oppressive this upcoming weekend. we will take a look at the heat index each day it is going to be most extreme and when we could see thunderstorms coming through, all in a couple of minutes meteorologist doug kammerer, he will be joining us with backyard weather. guys, got to stick around. >> all right vj, thank you.

writy guard killed on the job outside the apartment complex he helped protect. someone shot the adreeian kennard and one of his fellow security ga guards as they sat in a car at the central garden apartments overnight here. that's in capitol heights there. the second guard survived but kennard did not. our prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins, have will have more from the victim's mother and why they targeted the guards in a few minutes. we have learned the name of man shot and killed in a springfield home last night. police say 25-year-old mohammed mow she mow gene was found like on the stairs of a home with a gunshot wound. he later died at the hospital. officers did arrest a man who had a gun a short time later. they believe the short and nash she knew each other but aren't sure yet what led to the shooting. worshippers at a northern virginia mosque are stepping up security after two attacks by vandals this week.

this happened at the manassas muslim temple on euclid avenue. someone cult into the pipes of conditioning units on mop day and again last night. worshippers also discovered an electrical box open. police tell us they don't have evidence it was a hate crime, but people who worship there believe they are being targeted for their faith. >> i am starting to believe it is a hate crime because somebody is -- know what is they are doing. they are trying to send a message. >> the mosque is now adding lighting and cameras to deter future vandals. just into the live deck, a maryland teenager has pleaded guilty to manslaughter for a crash that killed one of his friends. the "washington post" is reporting that austin hall was going 119 miles an hour in a 35-mile-an-hour zone last fall when he lost control of his car in olney. 15-year-old sean ganglov died. 17-year-old max deckler was severely injured. that crash happened after a

party in which we know there was some underage drinking. hall now face 12 years in prison. jim, erika? >> chris, thank you. a mother of eight killed waiting for the bus. now, the children who were left behind are talking about their find out what they are doing now to support a family who lost more than just the mate treeriarch. by now you have heard about the possible credit card breach connected to cvs feet toe. we will tell you what is being done about it. and i'm chief meteorologist doug kammerer on a beautiful afternoon. we finally made it to a backyard. see you here in a couple of minutes. have to talk about the weekend forecast coming up and i will let you know how long you will need

he was gistjust doing thinks jobhis job in prince william county. someone shot adrian kennard this morning at an painter complex. a colleague was also wounded. >> tracee wilkinsness is live outside that building and spoke to the victim's mother just absolutely heartbroken, just distraught. i mean so many words here,

tracee. >> reporter: police are looking for a black cher they believe the suspect or suspects play is driven off in that vehicle. meanwhile, there is a mother who is already missing her son. >> this is devastating. >> reporter: cynthia kennard is overwhelmed with grief. she says she said good-bye to her son yesterday afternoon as he headed off to work, not knowing she would ever see him alive again. police say adrian kennard is a security officer at central garden apartments in capital heights and was shot inside of his personal vehicle around 1 a.m. this morning on the apartment complex grounds. it's the same gray challenger that's seen posing on top of in says he loved that car. another security guard was also shot near his red vehicle. he somehow managed to run away, reaching central avenue a few hundred yards down the block. police say he is expected to survive his injuries. >> nothing to indicate a motive whatsoever. again, just does not appear to be random. >> reporter: sources close to

the investigation say detectives are looking into the possibility that the shots were fired in retaliation. the security office has reportedly cleared someone from the property early in the evening and those same people may have returned, seeking revenge. >> a young kid. just getting his life started. and it ended over nothing. nothing. over something stupid, 'cause they told him maybe to get off the front or out the complex, you don't live here? >> reporter: white exact motive is still under investigation kennard's mother and rest of his family are preparing for the step these must now take. >> i have to give the person that done this -- i have to forgive them but they deer is to have pay for this. >> reporter: this is the second time that kennard's mother has lost a son to gun violence. more on that coming up on news4 at 6 and also we will explain why children in this neighborhood posted that sign first. parents here are really going to miss this security officer. live in capital heights i'm

tracee wilkins, back to you in the studio. >> hard story. thank you. a maryland man will spend the next 80 months in prison for killing a pedestrian in d.c. 33-year-old james chandler pled guilty earlier this year under the alford plea meaning chandler didn't admit guilt but acknowledged there was enough evidence to convict him. prosecutors say chandler was under the influence of pcp in february. they say he hit two other cars on h street before driving on to the sidewalk and killing a man near the government accountability office. off topic this is only about -- >> well what about -- >> let me clear to you. that former congressman who threatened a throw a reporter off a capitol balcony will spend the next eight months in prison for tax fraud. michael grimm was a marine and an fbi agent before he became a new york congressman. he also ran a restaurant and federal investigators say he

underreported employees' wag] and the restaurant's profits. grimm resigned from office after allegations of his tax fraud became public and he threatened a reporter who asked about those allegation. tonight, we are seeing video that just emerged of the moments immediately following the crash of malaysia airlines flight 17. it was one year ago today that the jetliner was shot down over u craven the new video obtained by newscorps australia they say was taken by separatist as they began to realize the downed plane carried civilians and was not a you a crane fighter jet. nbc news has not aught then the cated the video. nearly 200 citizens of the netherlands were killed in that crash. the dutch team investigating the disaster is due to release its report in october. construction of maryland's purple line could be under way by this time next year. the "washington post" reports the state's board of public works will pick a contractor by january 15th. construction would then begin on

may 16th 2006. the 16-mile light rail project will connect marco rubio and prince george's county. governor hogan gave the go-ahead for the project after transportation officials found millions of dollars in savings. so it was once the mall to go to in marco rubio. now, we are getting a unique look at the barren white flint mall. this is what the mall looks like now all the walls are gone inside, the stores demolished, the escalator ripped apart. the mall owner says it should get complete demolition permits in a week or some the mall property will be redeveloped into a mixed use area. #

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guys, we finally made it to a backyard, we have been trying it all summer long. we have had some thunderstorms, not this one. this is on friday great falls a beautiful backyard a nice creek running over here, got a pool over there we have got the family here, andrea, introduce your lovely kids here. >> this is my daughter, lauren and my son, james. >> and at 4:15, we came amount air i said where is everybody, 'cause it was literally just me and you here, we were like where is everybody at? you promised me you would have people here. >> i did. i did promise you. well look who showed up. [ cheering ] you asked for people and andrea provided people. and i got to tell you, guys, we are going to have such a great time, so excited about this you are holding something here.

what is this? . this is the coveted nbc backyard barbecue weather trophy of champions for the chips and salsa competition. >> we are actually going to be judging all of that salsa right there. and i will be the celebrity judge, judging all of that salsa coming up a little bit later on. we will be seated, ready for that coming up. take a look at what is happening weather-wise, i tell i have answer the half a pint of that salsa stuff. right now, temperatures, pretty good. today is a ball theful day high temperatures only in the low to middle 80s, the next couple of day heat wave coming up the next couple of day high temperatures into the 90s, right now, 83 degrees, mostly cloudy skies. nothing on the radar you have plans this evening, don't worry about those. backyard barbecue looking very good, thinking about doing that in your own backyard. look off toward the west you notice the storm system toward ohio, a wider view here, what's going to happen, what you're

going to notice, almost nothing in the center portion of the country here, a big area of high pressure moving our way. with that so are the warmer temperatures. the highs out toward the western portions of the u.s., central portions, texas dallas 96 degrees, 95 in memphis, 95 in jackson, guess where that heat's coming, right toward the east what we are going to be deal with the next couple of the hottest temperatures we have seen so far this year starting tomorrow morning getting up at 8:00, no problem, 78, a little bit on the warm side, foggy, isolated shower coming up around the noon hour and seeing the humidity up around 94 degrees on your -- on your after into. so again, 94. 95 from in some location, that heat index close to 100 during the day. you move on through the next couple of day let's take a look at that for, thinking about heading to the pool a great pool here, wait until i show you that, 91 to 95, hot and humid, get to the pool, probably want to stick around with that kind of heat, sheeting next few days, 96 sunday, hazy hot humid,

heat index could be near 105, watch out for sunday watch out for monday, i think those will be the two hottest and more humid days 30% chance of showers as well as tuesday. better chance of shower on tuesday, high temperature of 90."tut stay to the mid-90s, wednesday, thursday, friday. say hello, everybody. we are coming back in a couple of minutes. if you want me to come to your backyard, andrea did this, go to face back my page and you can tell next actually why you want me to come to your backyard, facebook facebook.com/doug kammerer, maybe i could be in your backyard if and only if the weather cooperates like it did today. yes! we will send it back in to you guys. hey, how many salsa does we have? >> like 12. >> we have 12 salsas i have to jim. oh, that's so tough. >> that will keep you busy till news4 at 11:00 tonight, doug. you are having fun out there. when we come back on news four the at 5:00, learning late-breaking details to in the aftermath of the shooting in tennessee. >> in the next half hour, new reaction from a local group of

muslims who just spoke out in southern maryland. a youth minister accused of taking advantage of the team he was supposed to serve. why police believe this was not a one-time incident. a mother of eight was struck and killed on this sidewalk by an elderly drive wither in montgomery county as she was trying to get home. coming up at 5:00, hear from her family for the first time as

she is described as the heart of the family. >> tonight that family is absolutely devastated, trying to deal with her sudden and tragic death. maria posadas was a mother of eight. a car hit and killed her yesterday while walking to a bus stop near the intersection of randolph and suffrage roads. news4's meagan fitzgerald joins us live from wheaton with more on what the family is saying about this sudden loss. >> reporter: maria posadas family doesn't want to believe she was gone, she was hit and killed on this sidewalk minutes away from her house. you look down here, you can see debris left behind from the car that struck her. we spoke to her family this evening with the help of a translator. if success was measured in the of love a family has, maria poe sad sadd das was beyond

successful. her son is very kind and happy person. >> reporter: her son darwin says his mother may not have had much but saul she needed was her family. she lived in this apartment with her grand children and three sons. she has five other children in honduras. she brought her family here to america eight years ago for a better life. >> they came here to have american dream. and to help the family. >> reporter: it was a dream cut short on thursday morning. montgomery county police say an 83-year-old woman somehow lost control of her vehicle, striking a utility pole before hitting maria on the sidewalk. her family is still unable to believe she is gone but now forced to make arrangements to send their mother home. >> send the body to honduras. >> reporter: montgomery county police say this case is still under investigation so charges are still pending against that

83-year-old driver but we are told that she has been treated and released from the hospital. coming up at 6:00 why the death of maria means her family will likely have to struggle even harder. back to you. >> megan, thank you so much. a montgomery county youth minister is accused of having sex with an underaged girl. police tell us they arrested the man, they say he became close with the 13-year-old girl in the youth group at the river of life church in rockville. police tell us he had sex with the girl multiple times and was aware that she was only 13. a heat wave begins this weekend. >> veronica, we are talking about some dangerous conditions actually this weekend, right? >> extreme, which is why you know, so many organizations and events that are going to be taking place this weekend, you're telling folks make sure you stay hydrated make sure you come equipped, everything that you need to stay cool. yeah. it's through the weekend. and even through next week.

for us, we have had clouds today, have not had any rain but the cloud cover has kept us on the cool side. look at the temperatures for the evening. 77 to 82 degrees. here is a look at the feel-like temperatures for saturday at noon. 90 to 95 degrees, but the temperatures are not going to stop there. they are up to over 100 degrees. this is saturday around 3:00, then sunday, just as extreme, we start out in the 80s with temperatures topping out around 105. on sunday some storms, yes, in the forecast. i will show you our future weather and when those storms will roll through your neighborhood in a few. >> thanks. the nationals begin the second half of their season tonight and this weekend's home stand will be in extreme heat. we just learned the team will open up cooling centers tomorrow and sunday. fans will be allowed to bring in two one-liter bottles of water and misting fans will be placed throughout the park. as for the players on the field, the goal is the world series.

and dave johnson is at nats park now as the team prepares for a tough test against the l.a. dodgers. >> reporter: for two days during the all-star break taylor swift owned this ballpark. the nats want to get back to making noise like they did in the first half first place, despite missing key players, but encouraging signs jayson werth on a rehab assignment anthony ran done and ryan zimmerman doing work. >> looking forward to getting those guys back, man. there's three mvp-caliber players and getting back here pretty soon and hopefully, they can stay healthy and do what they are capable of doing. >> we got a pretty good team with the 25 guys running out there on a daily basis. this is the big leagues and the guys stepped up to fill roles a great job and we believe that this is our team not waiting for anybody to come back, when those guys come back, we will greet them with open arms but the team run out there every

night is our team. >> there is no panic. is that the big thing. we are on it for the right reasons and fun to see guys be able to step up and really get an opportunity to fill some of the guys' shoes. >> even keel. we have a lot of veterans who have been through the ups and downs of the season and, you know, it's a good example for guys who haven't been through it. to watch guys like ryan zimmerman, depp hard in span guys like that, show you how things need to be done. >>. >> reporter: there's confidence, optimism, need it with the division-leading dodgers in towns and then the mets coming to d.c., the team the nats lead by two games. from nats park dave johnson, news4 sports. free money amount road and armored truck lost its load. while most of our voters on facebook said they would gift money back guess what police still waiti' for it. and questions being asked tonight about how a young woman died while being held in jail after a series of e ♪ know you can

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the skyline is changing in the herndon area but this change is only temporary a huge crane now sits in the median of the dulles access road. it is being used to construct the silver line's new innovation center station. the airport's authority wants to you watch out for lane closures and detours during the construction. make sure you follow melissa mollet on twitter at first four traffic. she will make sure you know about any of the detours. well, people who made a dash

for cash up at the baltimore harbor tunnel have until tomorrow to turn it in or else. thousands of dollars flew out of an armored truck wednesday night in the baltimore harbor tunnel. as we have reported, drivers stopped in both directions and began picking it up. police closed the tunnel for about seven hours to collect the cash, but they didn't get it all. maryland transportation authority police tell us anyone who took the money home can return it without being prosecuted for theft as long as they hand it in by 5:00 saturday evening. a plan to transform the eastern market neighborhood even more is moving forward. today the district broke ground on the high school redevelopment project in ward six. it is on the corner of pennsylvania avenue between 7th and 8th streets. when it's done it will be a series of shops housing, a public plaza. the district says it will bring 700 permanent jobs. once open eastern markets, the flea market will move to c

street. construction is expected to be done by 2017. a potential credit card breach, this time, at cvs photo online. if this could impact you, we will tell you about some iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism.

you are looking at live pictures from the manassas air park where marine helicopters

are about to take off for dover air force base up in delaware. the four bodies of those mar reaps killed in tennessee yesterday are on those helicopters, waiting for the honorable transport there for family members and the military service up there as well. >> our news4's david culver was along the route on i-66 as the motorcade came through and you could see those multiple vehicles being escorted as jim mentioned, the helicopters ready to traps port the four marines to dover delaware base and these marines will eventually go home to their families. meanwhile, right now, muslim leaders are meeting in maryland to condemn the lady attack down in chattanooga. >> the council on american islamm strong message it does not condone violence. news4's darcy spencer attended

that meeting, live in anne arundel county where muslims. offered their condolences to the victims. dar? i. >> reporter: that press conference wrapped up a short time ago here at the mecca learning center in anne arundel county. leaders want to make it clear they do not support violence in the name of religion, particularly the muslim faith. today is eid, supposed to be a day of celebration in the muslim faith. it follows a month of fasting for ramadan. this has put a cloud over those celebration. the video you're seeing is from the theist lamb istlamic center in falls chur. we : -- church. the gunman in the shootings is believed to be muslim but they are condemning the shootings. here is what they told us. >> i don't see that as part of our faith. our religion teaches us to pick

up glass from the path people back in. >> unfortunate for things like that to happen and i want muslims to speak out against like thinks like that happening it is not right. >> reporter: that is pretty much what we heard from everyone we spoke to today. on news4 at 6:00, we are going to have more from the press conference and what islamic officials told us they fear most could happen as a result of these shootings. back to you. >> all right, darcy, thank you. and a lot of sporting events, activityies planned for this weekend a lot of agencies trying to put things together very quickly because we are expecting potentially dangerous conditions out there. >> that's exactly what it is dangerous, dang route here for us a lot of organizations trying to tell folks to make sure they bring extra water and come prepared. of course it's not just the weekend but through just about all of next week have the high heat and humidity. lose humidity toward the end and show you the impacts the weather will have on the area. 83 degrees warm now, starting

to see a little bit of the thinning of the clouds across the area. it hasn't been the brightest of days, but at least the temperatures haven't been sky high. 82 degrees dry conditions at 7:00, we get into the evening, still some clouds around maybe a sprinkle chance by 10 11:00 or so we drop to 77 degrees by then. here is look at the satellite and radar look at that they are around areas of fauquier county, almost like taking big eraser and erasion the clouds, they are gone. okay. so we got a pretty good evening coming our way. as far as early tomorrow morning goes, well, we are going to still see maybe some sprinkles across the area, radar is current lit most part dry, we'd few showers around frostburg western maryland. here is your saturday, sunday, monday tuesday what it will feel like, the heat index, 100 to 105. right now, sunday, out of the weekend is looking like the hottest, the most extreme of our weekend days. so, could become tired very easily fatigued, take it easy,

just with a lack of water, not staying hydrated you could suffer heat cramps or heat exhaustion. for travel we are fine. for exercising, i say go early but still be cautionary. out and about make sure you hydrate, take it easy and drink plenty of water. sunday could be a weather alert day for storm team4, on air, online, on wtop giving you updates throughout the day. here is a look at the high temperature, 94 degrees in d.c., 93 culpepper, fredericksburg, stafford, 92 mounted airy in frederick maryland. your outdoor impact forecast look at this, we are in the 80s at 9 a.m. 92 degrees by 1:00 94 by 3:00. in just a couple of minutes a little later this hour, i will take you hour by hour on saturday and sunday and show you the heat index values. scattered showers and storms for saturday, very few early on in the day. so, they will be very light and not everyone is going to be wet. then after 2, 3:00, best chance for storms firing scattered a!çout the area, looking dry for

sunday now, we could see a few clouds, in fact, hazy sunshine where it will feel more like up around 100 degrees or so. and, well, you know it's going to be a good day for dipping in the pool. i know someone who knows all about that. meteorologist doug kammerer, he is out with backyard weather right near a pool and as always near food. >> veronica you know one of my favorite things is chips and salsa and look what i just happened to run into today at this backyard weather. we have a salsa contest right here. some of you guys, you guys all made this, didn't you [ cheering ] i'm already through six of the 12. we have 12 different kinds of homemade salsa right here and look how -- look how important this is. andrea did this take a look at this right here, guys. this is what it's all about right there can you read that? i mean, nbc4 backyard barbecue weather 2015 chips and salsa champion.

[ applause ] number seven here. number six was pretty good. don't worry about my shirt. >> good thing you wore red. >> i like number seven, pretty good. we will continue with this somebody will walk away from this prize, also a million doll har chocolate bar that somebody will walk away with, to)k that coming up, as well it is a beautiful night out here tonight, once again. look at that seven-day forecast and show you how things will be the next couple of days though, because you know it's going to get hot. look at these numbers high temperatures tomorrow into its 90s. once again, 49 degrees. 96 degrees on sunday. sunday and monday, the hottest two days. we think the heat index is, as veronica mentioning 100 to 105, monday, tuesday wednesday, thursday, friday all in that 90-degree range and above heads up for that definitely the warmest weather we have seen so far. guys, i'm going to continue, on number eight now. let you know who wins about 6:15. >> you are hiding all the food

tape ises in that red shirt there calmerer. we know why you're working it. oh, he is in heaven. efforts to capture and save your memories may have put your credit card information at risk. this is what um' find on the cvsphoto.com page right now. the site shut down today over a possible data breach. the chain tells us payment information collected on the site by a outside vendor play is been compromised. no word on how many customers may have been impacted. the notice goes on to advise people to check their credit card statements for any fraudulent or suspicious activity. summer travel many of us will be taking a trip somewhere, but if renting a car is part of your plan, do you know how to navigate the insurance part? the consumer watch looked into it. here's what you need to know before you head to the rental counter. theresa speak loves to travel. >> fwoich china, russia, africa, europe, of course. >> reporter: miles she has traveled depoinlgtd walls in her home and there's one place she

particularly likes to visit. >> we have been going to cancun since 2009. but this is the first time we represented a car ed a rented a car. >> reporter: she stopped for a car ahead of the trip. >> included mileage like in the united states, travel all the miles you wanted, insurance taxes, fees. that sounded pretty good. it was $255 for two weeks. i thought wow, that's steal. so i rented it online. >> reporter: when she landed in cancun, that deal disappeared. >> as soon as i got up to the counter, oh, you don't have the right amount of insurance and you need to have this no, no, no i -- this says i have my insurance. i mean, just was so pushy and so demanding, i thought, well two things, one i don't know if i have the right coverage. two, i want to get this car and get out of here and get going, so i'm going to sign. >> reporter: generally, u.s. auto insurance does not cover you abroad and speak says she kept that in mind when she booked. when i applied online and said it had insurance i

thought, good, i've got the now, it didn't specify what i had. >> reporter: and not knowing what kind of protection she had ended up costing her when she returned the rental car. >> $466.68 worth of american dollars for the insurance for two weeks. >> reporter: that's right. it wound up being nearly $200 more just in the price for insurance. >> certainly can be more expensive. >> reporter: andrew ellis is with the u.s. state department. >> depending on the country and the company, they could make you pay a deposit up to the value of the vehicle. that's not common, but it does happen sometimes. again things overseas and depending on the country can be a lot different than in the u.s. >> reporter: in the u.s. car rental companies offer several different insurance options that your existing policy might already cover. and many credit cards include some level of collision and theft protection. according to a recent auto rental insurance study by card hub american express and visa

have the best rental car insurance policy, followed by discover. but call your card company first, because there are rules. card hub says in the majority of cases credit cards will not cover insurance for international car rentals. one way to row text your wallet abroad, rent the car from an in-terminal counter. trying to rent a vehicle and seems like they are overcharging you or charging you for things you don't need, you can easily then cancel what you're doing with that company and go look at another company, which might be right next to them. >> reporter: as for theresa speak, it was a trip she will never forget. >> i learned a really good lesson, that i need to be a better educated traveler and i travel a lot. for a closer look at these tips and more, go to the consumer watch facebook page. the civil rights movement is alive and well and from the march on washington to the hands up rallies of late, we will tell you about a special film festiva

recognizing the relevance and events of civil rights mom. and inspiring renewed passion for activism, that's what the march on washington film festival is all about. >> three pulitzer prize-winning aughters who have written extensively about segregation slavery and the jim crow south talked about race in america. news4's zachary kiesch has more. >> reporter: in front of a full house at the national archives some of the most respected aufters on the topic are helping

connect the dots of the past. >> the words i would use to describe it were brutality and terrorism. # it was so much worse than i imagined. that path is paved with people. >> reporter: it focus old the place of race in american history why do people find the topic of race so difficult to talk about? ar author taylor branch. >> a real-life metaphor for human fierce tendency to divide up and fight. it is a social construct but a very, very powerful one. >> reporter: among the topics the racial dynamics our country is facing now. baltimore is just one example they say. martin luther king's lawyer activist and scholar, dr. clarence jones says there are lessons to be learned from the civil rights leaders of the past.

>> they would see such an example of committed struggle that they would see it do work, can be done. >> reporter: the festival runs through july 25th and features films speaker and solution-oriented conversations on race. >> talking about race is the practice of democracy because it has always been the chief barometer of how billion we are doing. >> reporter: looking backs in hopes of moving forward. reporting in northwest d.c., zachary kiesch, news4. now at 6:00 terror in tennessee. tonight, investigators are trying to figure out what motivated a man to open fire, unleashing a barrage of bullets on two military facilities in chattanooga chattanooga, killing four marines. as questions about the case continues, the face of the victims begin to emerge. tonight, we have team coverage of the tragedy amid new questions about what prompted it all. >> the fbi says mohammad youssuf abdulazeez had at least three guns on him and he was wearing a load-bearing vest that allowed him to move about while carrying

all that extra ammunition. police ended the rampage when they shot and killed him but the big questions are why he did it and i isis. as investigators look for answers, we are learning more about the marines. the military convoy carried the remains of four marines from tennessee through virginia so they could be flown to do every, delaware. we start tonight with dave wagner in chattanooga. >> reporter: one day after a lone gunman left four marines dead, the memorials are growing and fbi technicians are still processing the crime scenes. sally bryar watched the shooter from her car with her stepson, talking to a recruiter inside. >> went back and forth like this, just shooting. and stopped, he reloaded and he did it again. >> reporter: 48 bullet holes late, the gunman drove seven miles in his mustang convertible to a marine reserve center where he rammed the fence and opened fire.