announcer: news 4 today begins with breaking news. >> let's start with the breaking news. two deadly shooting scenes. the first on 13th place southeast. just after 1:00 this morning, police shot a man in the chest. he did not make it police do not have a suspect. >> four minutes later, the shooting, also deadly 13th and rigs in northwest. happened around 1:43 in the morning. someone shot and killed a man. officers working to identify a suspect in this shooting as well. >> good morning. >> i'm david culver welcome to news 4 on this saturday. prepare yourself. it is going to be a hot one. get bottles of water ready.

start of a heat wave. >> it is going to be a sweat fest. tomorrow is so hot it will be a weather alert day. amelia segal is in for chuck. >> it's a mild and muggy start. the temperature 77 degrees. i'm going to show you the dew point temperature. it talks about the humidity. when it's above 65, it is humid. when it's at 70, it is down right muggy outside, we will see dew points at 73 or 74 degrees. when you factor in the heat with the humidity, highs in the low to mid-90s. by 11:00 a.m., it feels like temperatures are around 90. feeling like 100 in leesburg. 97 in winchester. 3:00, feeling like 103 degrees in washington and fredericksburg. then at 7:00, still hot. feeling like 95 degrees. now angie the heat index will be higher tomorrow. i'll have more on why tomorrow

will be a weather alert day coming up in ten minutes. >> we'll get ready for it thanks. a developing story, one man dead and two others in the hospital after a tripping shooting in the district. it happened on edgewood street. they may have been playing a dice game which led to an argument. the two others were taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. a protest the symbol of the confederacy. naacp will hold for a ceremony asking for the removal of a bronze statue. the statue is a confederate soldier with a bronze rifle. it's protected by virginia law from removing it. naacp says it isn't an appropriate representation of loudoun's history. >> we following a fast moving wildfire that swept across a freeway in california.

it continues to burn. check out the images. look at the incredible video. it's burning up that car and moving through the tractor trailer. 20 vehicles were torched as the fire swept across the freeway near l.a. five homes destroyed. crews trying to fight the fire were delayed by drones in the area. the helicopters dropped huge amounts of fire retardant. thick, black smoke followed up i-15, the main road to get from vega to california. drivers were eventually forced to abandon their vehicles. >> get your stuff and go and we did. >> california is in the midst of a severe drought, as you know, and wildfires are very common. some break out near freeways,

but for unusual to have vehicles caught in the flame. the blaze is around 5% contained. >> if you recognize this man, you may be able to help police in d.c. the video shows the man police want to talk to about a shootout at a d.c. playground full of kids. it happened in columbia heights. a man ran through the playground and started firing at men in a nearby alley. if you have information police want to hear from you. the families of four marines killed in tennessee are planning their funerals. a solemn 700 mile trip from chattanooga to dover air force base. they passed through parts of northern virginia. the escort brought them to manassas airport before transferring them to dover. one was awarded the purple heart. >> as families mourn, the fbi is

digging deeper into the suspects past, his background. authorities found a disturbing blog post and reports his behavior changed in the fall of last year. dan has the latest on the investigation into abdulzeez. >> reporter: an fbi team continues to scour the home where 24-year-old gunman abdulzeez lived with his family. nothing is found that links him to isis, the fbi is investigating the shootings as an act of terrorism. >> we are conducting a thorough investigation to determine whether he acted alone and we'll exhaust all efforts in determining why or how it happened. >> reporter: a final post three days before the shooting. the post says this life is short and bitter. the opportunity to submit to allah may pass you by. authorities found a visit to the

middle east entering jordan. he carried u.s. and jordanian passports. when he returned to the states he had a beard and went to church services regularly. >> something happened in the last couple years. you can usually get a creepy vibe off someone. he didn't offer that vibe. >> reporter: chattanooga remembers the victims. a church service brought together people of all faiths. >> our brothers and sisters and we stand united together as one. >> reporter: chattanooga and the country are in mourning for four u.s. marines killed on u.s. soil. >> chattanooga city police officer hurt in that shooting. dennis is a 17 year veteran of the force. he was shot in the ankle and pulled to safety by fellow officers. his family released a statement

saying he's in good spirits and thanked the community for their thoughts and prayers. a doubleheader against the los angeles dodgers. the game had to be suspended because of lighting issues. the second game will begin at 4:05 or 20 minutes after the conclusion of the first game. last night's game was suspended after a bank of lights went out for the third time. it came after two delays. one nearly an hour and a half long and fans as you can imagine not happy. >> i think they should give us our money back. people paid a lot of money to come to the game. for this to happen is you know, just not acceptable. >> tickets from friday night's game are not valid for either game today. if you have a ticket you can change it for another game later this season. >> fans have more ways to stay cool this weekend as the mercury continues to rise. cooling stations will be set up

for fans attending at nats park. you can cool off at the roosevelt and kennedy rooms. you'll see fans placed throughout the park. the park is allowing you to take fueled bottle water. a plane crash in alaska. we are learning there are survivors. running for cover, a mass zive tornado bearing down on a small town. dozens of homes smashed to splinters. we are going to look at the damage coming up. what the pressure to like on social media is doing to our kids who live most of their lives online. i have your traffic. delays. a closure that was supposed to happen last week is happening this week. randolph road will be closed between nebel and parklawn drive

for track maintenance. on the project, the roads should be shut down from saturday july 18 until the 24th. the alternate parklawn dri

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new this morning four people are recovering after a plane crash in southeast alaska. one person killed in the crash yesterday. rain and poor weather conditions hampered rescue efforts. the four survivors were taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. the plane was operated by wings of alaska. no word, yet, on what caused the crash. >> large wedge. >> take a look at that. columns touching down from one tornado. you can see the flash. that twister cut across power lines.

this is outside monmouth illinois. from the east, a path of destruction. two ef-2 twisters went through with winds of 125 miles per hour. at least 55 homes damaged. 15 of them, a total loss. powerful storms, no one was hurt. this morning, a texas state trooper on administrative leave for violating traffic stop procedures. one led to a woman hanging herself in a cell. the officer who pulled over and arrested sandra bland violated the policy. she was found dead inside her cell earlier this week. jail officials say she hanged herself. family members and friend haves a different story. they said bland would never hurt herself. the texas rangers and fbi investigating. maryland state police say terrence died from asphyxia in

cumberland. he was facing a 25 year sentence. he was found dead in his cell thursday morning. the suspect has not been charged. extreme heat and humidity. get that ice cold bottle of water out. amelia segal is going to look at how long the heat wave could lastz. >> killed on the job. why a security guard was no random act. the bad guys, those cute bug-eyed minions did a lot of good for a girl that fell out of

this morning, friends of a security guard shot on the job are trying to help his mom pay for the funeral. they set up a gofundme page. someone shot him in capital heights yesterday morning. another guard was also shot. the guards were targeted, but haven't said much more about a possible motive. >> a massive pile of dirt is blamed for the collapse of a parking garage at the watergate hotel. they say the weight of all the dirt on top of the garage exceeded what it's designed to support. a construction company and land

caping company have been cited for piling up the dirt. two people were hurt and several cars crushed when it collapsed in may. cvs pharmacy's site is shut down because of a possible breach. they use an outside vendor to collect information. cvs wants customers to check their credit card statements. no word on how many may have been impacted. pluto has social media buzzing. scientists discovered vast frozen plains and next to pluto, they look like frozen mud cracks in the earth. they span a couple hundred miles and located in the bright area of pluto. the team says the planet is young, only 100 million years old. >> so young there. here is why angie loves

minions. a stuffed toy may have saved the life of a toddler. she was holding on to her minion toy as she fell from the window. she was playing in her room when she fell backwards out of the window. the staffed toy cushioned her fall. she suffered a broken arm, but is expected to be okay. minions are the small yellow toy. this is the animated version there. they were in the movie "despicable me." >> lifesavers. they are going to be more popular than ever. they were saying the toys at mcdonalds had potty mouths. we got a couple and were playing with them. didn't hear a thing. >> they are cute and evil, right? >> kind of. you have to see the movie. >> something you can do this weekend because of the heat and

humidity. showers and storms in the forecast. i's not going to be a wash out. a good likelihood you are dealing with. here are your weather headlines. heat and humidity begins today. tomorrow, weather alert day. monday as well because of the extreme heat. when you factor in the humidity tomorrow and monday during the afternoon hours, it will feel like temperatures are around 105 degrees or higher. like angie said, tracking storms today. tomorrow, mainly dry and a chance of scattered thunderstorms on monday. your weather impact for today, the weather having a moderate to high impact on your day. it's hot and humid with scattered showers and storms in the forecast. let's show you the activity on storm team 4 radar. you can see it's a small line in western maryland. heavy rain lightning is falling out of this as it continues to move toward the east at 25 miles an hour. all else remains equal. here is the timing.

germantown, 9:35 and washington, 10:34. i'm going to track the rain throughout the morning, continuing to give you updated times. you can check the nbc washington app. the radar is there. if you ever an outdoor barbecue planned or trying to get to the pool you can see what's going on in your neighborhood. the timing impacting the metro area, closer to 10:00. regardless notice the bright colors. that's heavy rain. with all the rain we have had, can't rule out isolated flash flooding. severe weather, not the greatest concern. midday hours, dry. this afternoon and evening future weather is dry. we will be tracking scattered showers and thunderstorms to the west of i-95. not a washout today. this is a day there's a chance of nuisance showers and thunderstorms at times. i wouldn't cancel the outdoor plans, just move indoors. here is the high temperature. 92 in gaithersburg. 94 in washington, 91 in

annapolis. when you factor in the humidity, feels like 103 in washington. tomorrow, worse. feeling like 110. i think we will be under advisory. a good portion of the area. that's why it's weather alert day here at storm team 4. tuesday feeling like 102. this is going to be a long heat wave. 4:00 tomorrow, that's when we will hit the high temperature of 98 degrees. we start off at 82. 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening an isolated thunderstorm. look at the temperature, still in the 90s. a good weekend to stay indoors. drink plenty of water head to the pool, especially tomorrow. garden and lawn work tomorrow. exercise this weekend best if you can hit the gym. a 30% chance of thunderstorms. better chance of showers and thunderstorms tuesday, a high of 93. hot wednesday and thursday but lower humidity levels.

>> thanks. today if you are looking to snag a deal, you can head out to d.c.s largest yard sale with 80 of your neighbors. they are going to sell their wears between 7:00 this morning and 11:00 this morning. thousands of items will be for sale including antiques, books and clothing. the many faces of reston will be on display in a public art project. go ahead grab your selfie stick. we won't judge. anyone can enter. the we make reston will be held during the multicultural festival. itis part of the arts program called inside out. it's people from 112 countries. submissions through august. you can get more information on the nbc washington app. still ahead, the pressure to get liked and be liked online. how social media is causing social anxiety from your kids. experts weigh in.

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>> reporter: for many kids, life is often lived inside their phone. on snap chat, twitter, facebook, instagram. >> i check my phone a lot. >> obsessive. >> i do use it a lot. >> reporter: 14-year-old best friends are like teens of every generation, eager to socialize fit in be accepted. but, in additional age, social media can cause likes anxiety based on how many people like a post. >> i feel as if the more likes i get the happier i will be. >> reporter: of the 92% of teens that go online daily a quarter of them are connected almost constantly. facebook averages 150 friends on instagram friends. a lot of people liking and not liking. >> who doesn't like to be liked?

>> it's like throwing your child into a pool without swimming lessons. >> reporter: some what they see is hurt. it's fomo, fear of missing out. >> i have fomo because i'm not invited to something and my friends post it. i'll be upset i wasn't invited. >> reporter: it's important for parents to set boundaries. >> parents do not lose your moral compass. do not lose your parental authority. >> you have to be in their head. they have to think about things you taught them. >> i like to see my friends in person and have that social face-to-face. >> some people are going to like it, some are not. you have to deal with it. >> reporter: best friends online, but careful to stay connected to the real world. nbc news rosalynn new york.

>> if only my life was as good as it looked on facebook. >> right. it's a facade for a lot of people. >> a hot one out there. 90 plus degree weather starts today. >> amelia segal is talking a chance of rain later. don't forget the nbc washington app. it's going to time out the rain if you have outdoor plans. the shooting rampage in tennessee may become the new normal. the challenge for the fbi and why the attacks are impossible to prevent. how "rolling stone" magazine is responding to a lawsuit after a discredited story

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in today's top story a deadly night in the district. two men shot after 1:00 this morning. it happened on 13th place southeast and the second on ridge street in northwest. the policeidentify suspects in both shootings. a wildfire that swept across a freeway in california continue to burn. drivers abandoned their vehicles on i-15 near los angeles yesterday. 20 vehicles and 15 homes destroyed so far. today, the nationals will play a doubleheader. last night's game had to be suspended. they will take the field at 2:05 to resume the game.

kellwelcome back to news 4 today. stk 90s are going to return. >> it's going to be a hot one for sure. amelia segal is tracking the possibility of showers. what are we thinking? >> let's talk about the heat. highs in the low to mid-90s. it is sticky out. the mugginess is here. as we work toward tomorrow afternoon, it becomes oppressive talking about the warmest days so far this year. factor in the humidity, it will feel over 105 degrees in spots tomorrow afternoon. so, a high today of 94. of course, you want to keep in mind your pets, heading to the grocery store. don't leave them in the car. in the car for ten minutes, it heats to 115 degrees. 20 minutes about 125 and 30 minutes up to about 130. today, feeling like 103 degrees today. near 110 tomorrow afternoon and monday, still dealing with the

extreme heat feeling about 107 degrees. sunday and monday storm team four weather alert day because of the heat and humidity. coming up in 15 minutes, i'll have more on the shower and thunderstorm possibility today. >> we'll check in with you then. thanks. this morning, "rolling stone" magazine responding to a defamation lawsuit. the suit is over a now widely discredited article about a frat house gang rape. nicole was asking for $7.5 million. she says "rolling stones" cast her as the villain in the article. "rolling stones" wants the suit thrown out. three of the six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray said they gave statements under duress. they gave statements in fear of losing their jobs. two thought they were being

interviewed as witnesses, not suspects. another wasn't advised of the miranda rights. she was asked to return several days later for a second statement. on that occasion, she was read her rights. they are key evidence in the case. a statue of a confederate soldier removed. they want the 102-year-old statue taken from the lawn. the council is scheduled to hold a hearing on monday to discuss the proposed removal. the first african-american to serve on the montgomery council and be elected. the deadly attack in choot chattanooga could make a change. defense secretary, ash carter wants a report by the end of the week to see what steps can be taken to ensure safety at recruiting and reserve offices.

>> the shooting rampage in tennessee represents what may be the new normal when it comes to terror. pete williams has more on the event that is are virtually impossible to prevent. >> reporter: the shooting rampage by abdulzeez is an fbi nightmare, an attack from someone inside the u.s., who did not talk about it in advance or leave an internet footprint that could be discovered. >> the individuals hardest to detect are those planning it in their heads. they are not reaching out to a circle of friends. >> reporter: the most worrisome terror threat was the 9/11 attack or the underwear bomb plot. the fbi arrests 62 people in the past year and a half for isis inspired plots, either attacks here or plans to fight in syria.

46 were u.s. citizens. the cases have come from 18 states with hundreds of people now under investigation nationwide. alexander ciccolo charged with plotting to attack a college dorm. he told an interrogator isis would never hurt anyone innocent. the people you see being executed are criminals, the lowest of the low. >> reporter: they were killed by attacking a drama in texas. warning bullets repeatedly stressed isis emphasis on continued targeting of military. the military put all u.s. bases on a higher level of alert. that doesn't apply to the more than 2,000 recruiting and reserve centers where military personnel are prohitted from carrying guns. some say maybe that should change. >> if our military fights overseas to protect america, i

don't want them in a position they are defenseless here in the united states. graduation test rates are down. the board compared stafford to loudoun and spots vain ya. stafford was the only one with an on-time graduate rate lower than four years ago. high teacher turnover may be to blame. >> one woman nearly drown on the potomac river. she is sharing her story as we push to keep people safe. we are talking a lot of heat and possible rain. expect scattered showers. timing out the best time to hit the pool, do lawn work and get some exercise in this weekend. i'm melissa with your traffic and a look at weekend

track work on metro. green line trains running on regular, weekend schedule this weekend. saturday, yellow line trains running every 15 minutes. now sunday, yellow line trains run every 50 minutes between huntington ant ft.. saturday and sunday buses replace orange line trains between eastern market and new

today is your last chance to turn money that fell out of an armored truck in baltimore. thousands of dollars flew out in

the baltimore harbor tunnel. drivers stopped in both lanes and began picking the cash up. the store security malfunction malfunctioned. anyone who took the cash can return it without being prosecutored. the deadline is 5:00 p.m. today. if you are into trucks then today is your day. you may want to head out to alexandria. they are going to host their tons of trucks event from 10:00 this morning and wrap up around 1:00. this will take place on king street. you can get behind the wheel of 30 different city trucks. that includes fire engines and bucket trucks. keeping our eyes on this. the thermostat and storm team 4 radar, you can see out there the scattered showers making their way here. amelia segal is timeing that out. she'll let you know when you can see that.

lots of heat. where you can get

we're about 15 minutes from the start of the "today" show here on nbc 4. let's see what they have coming up. >> they are joining us live from new york. happy saturday. >> coming up on "today," a ferocious wildfire rips across a

crowded california highway forcing drivers to run for their lives as their cars explode into flames. we are live on the scene. new questions emerge about the safety of soldiers here at home after the murders of four u.s. marines there. did authorities miss warning signs about the gunman and is there a way to prevent these attacks. an undercover rossen reports on a kras. cliff jumping on vacation. terrifying video that makes a daredevil. >> a whopper of a wedding in illinois when joel berger married ashlee king. it was the burger king wedding. >> more when we get started on a saturday morning here on today. back to you. >> they better have had fries at the reception. >> crowns at least. >> good stuff, thanks. a hot weekend. sounds like the perfect time to get in the water.

>> the park police want to get the word out. this is not the place to cool off. >> the potomac river near great falls is dangerous, even for experienced swimmers. jackie bensen spoke to an athlete who narrowly escaped drowning. >> reporter: nothing can tell you about the hidden dangers of the river than the young woman we talked to. when we see rescues many think they can't swim. >> it's the kind of thing you think won't happen to you, but it does. >> reporter: this 20-year-old is a high school and college rower and strong swimmer. on memorial day weekend last year, she was splashing around with friends in a stretch of the potomac when something she did not think could happen did happen. >> i ended up in rapids, realized that i went over the

minidam. i'm thankful that the kid who jumped in to get me, we didn't know each other. he jumped in to get me. we are still friends now. >> the helicopter helped rescue the exhausted swimmers. they po troll this park with the mission of stopping a rescue before it becomes necessary. they know the vast majority of drownings are between 18 and 25 and think it won't happen to them. >> they get out of the water when they see us. unfortunately, we give them warnings, then go back in. >> reporter: they patrol in an atv. if you are wearing a swimsuit, they will probably talk to you. >> you didn't come to swim did you? >> oh no. >> reporter: they are making more warning contacts than ever. park visitors are still getting in the river. >> in 2014 there were 130 search and rescue missions.

eight of those were by force rescues. that's taking basket down, getting folks in the baskets and bringing them up. this year, alone, 33 already. >> reporter: these signs aren't here because they don't want people to have fun, they are here because they want people to leave alive. jackie bensen, news 4. >> today, you can cool off from the heat with ice cream. the annual d.c. scoop is happening today at union market in northeast. that's at 1:00 p.m. ice cream vendors will put their best foot forward to win the crown title. the best part is you can try free samples of everything. the event is free and lasts until 4:00. it's national ice cream day. you can satisfy your sweet tooth from baskin-robbins or dippen dots. some trivia for you, back in

1984, that's when president ronald reagan proclaimed july as ice cream month. he also established national ice cream day as the third sunday in july. he must have been a big fan of ice cream. >> he had a sweet tooth. his favorite candy? president reagan, jelly beans. that's right. he was known to give them to world leaders. he had them on the desk at cabinet meetings. >> they have bacon on ice cream you name it. definitely going to pair well with the forecast for the weekend. >> absolutely. heading to the nationals game today or tomorrow they are making exceptions. instead of one closed water bottle you can bring in two and a portable fan things like that. we are dealing with the heat and humidity. highs in the low 90s. tomorrow and monday, parts of the area will be under a heat monday afternoon. here are weather impacts for

today. travel, as long as air-conditioning works in your car. exercise, go early. you could be dealing with a little bit of rain. i'll show you on storm team 4 radar. take it easy, drink plenty of water. current temperatures already in the 70s. washington already at 77 degrees. gaithersburg at 72. here is the planner for today. showing you hazy sun throughout the day. 10:00 a.m., tracking scattered showers, rain heavy in spots, maybe a thunderstorm or two. temperature around 83. by 2:00 p.m., mainly dry and hot, a temperature of 90. later afternoon and the evening hours, there's a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. today, most of your day will be dry. i think the best time you will deal with rain is during the mid to late morning hours. 6:00, a temperature of 92. hour high today of 94 will hit that at 4:00 p.m. here is the latest on storm team 4 radar.

notice the area of rain impacting the panhandle of west virginia continuing east at 25 miles an hour. the heavy rain continues to fall out but tracking thunderstorms within it. here is the latest timing. martinsburg, at about 8:00 a.m. frederick at 9:10th washington at 10:15. all else remains equal behind it. the radar is dry. showers and thunderstorms this afternoon would have to develop on their own, i am not tracking those. the greatest concern with rain would be heavy rain that could lead to isolated flooding and gusty winds and isolated thunderstorms. severe weather not the focus of today's weather. tomorrow, not necessarily the case. the high temperature of 98 degrees, tomorrow will be a weather alert day. you will be seeing this logo here because of the heat and humidity, feeling more like 110 degrees tomorrow afternoon. when you factor in the humidity.

on monday, we are looking at a high temperature of 96 degrees with the chance of scattered thunderstorms. tuesday, a high of 93. a better chance of thunderstorms in the forecast. wednesday, lower humidity, but a high of 92. >> thanks. coming up why taylor swift may be creating bad blood with

good saturday morning, everyone. a lot of people saying the nats have been playing good this season. last night, it wasn't a good thing. fans excited to see harper and the boys back from the break. a match up between the dodgers and nats. all these were for a reason. a bank of lights went out in nats park. not once, not twice, but three times. over two hours of delays. third strike, they are out. this game suspended. nats leading, 3-2. it will be picked up today at 2:05. >> never seen anything like it before. you know it's been unfortunate. just one of those things that you can't explain. >> it's not what players are used to. guys throw way too hard to have somebody not see a baseball. you are taking people's lives in your hands at that point. we want the conditions to be

appropriate. it's not a situation where we want our guys out in dim light trying to see a baseball coming at them real hard. >> game two scheduled to start at 4:05. that's a look at the morning sports. hope your saturday is a good one. well, max scherzer has an idea about what happened with the lights at last night's game. he tweeted who was the last one to use nationals park last? taylor swift. i blame her for the power outs tonight. we now have #badblood. taylor swift performed at nats park. no official word on why the light went out. no love from matt. >> she how she responds to that. it is going to be a hot one. >> it's going to feel like 100 degrees. a good day to stay inside. tracking scattered rain and thunderstorms these morning hours.

you can keep up with it on our nbc washington app. tomorrow, feeling more like 110 degrees during the afternoon. >> i'm going fishing after the show. >> at least you will be by the water. >> yeah, wear a big hat, put on the spf. just a reminder, if you are bored, go to nbc washington. we have the best places around the d.c. area to get a scoop of ice cream. >> the perfect day for it. >> that's right. >> that's it for news 4 today. we will be back in 25 minutes with a local news update. >> join us

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good morning. highway horror. a fer yoesh yus wildfire engulfs a california interstate forces drivers to run for their lives. >> there are literally cars going up. >> we are live on the scene as firefighters struggle to contain the fast moving threat. why did he do it? investigators are trying to figure out what caused a man to turn on his country. was he inspired by isis? this as the mourners remember the brave men who gave their lives for the u.s. >> god's heart is breaking on the chattanoogan.