that breaking news coming from the u.s. navy telling us a sailor injured in the chattanooga shooting died. we are going to update you. >> i'm tracking rain on storm team 4 radar. when it comes to an end and the latest on the heat wave. >> 10:01 on the dot. a fifth service member died after the deadly shooting in chattanooga. one of the petty officers injured in the attack passed away. >> we are in touch with a sister station in chattanooga. 26-year-old randall smith was critically injured. the suspected gunman abdulzeez is accused of killing smith as well as four other marines. a police officer also wounded. we are going to have new details into the investigation coming up in a few minutes. first, let's get a check of

the forecast. amelia segal is standing by tracking a heat wave. >> temperatures david already in the 70s across the area. despite the rain moving through it is muggy and warm already. 79 in washington. 75 in winchester where the rain has already moved through the area. annapolis at 80. today, this afternoon, the rain clears the temperatures soar, expect it to feel like 100 degrees. tomorrow, monday extreme heat and humidity. not only tomorrow, but monday as well will be a weather alert day. feeling like 110 tomorrow afternoon. 105 monday afternoon, tuesday still hot, still humid feeling around 100 degrees when you add the heat and humidity together. coming up in 15 minutes, i'm going to check the late es on storm team 4 radar. when the rain will come to an end in your neighborhood. >> looking forward to it, thanks.

we are tracking the heat. nats fans you will feel the heat. they will play a doubleheader against the l.a. dodgers. last night's game had to be suspended because of the lighten issues. derrick ward is joining me live there with his umbrella. you know, derrick, as people head to the park they are going to bend the rules for those willing to brave the heat. >> reporter: they are. they are going to make it easier for you to stay hydrated. it's not electricity they have to deal with today it is the heat. the lights went out yesterday. that caused them to cancel the game against the l.a. dodgers. they are going to finish up today. they are going to pick up at 2:00 this afternoon. if you are coming down for that game, you will be allowed to bring unopened water bottles into the stadium. that's something they don't normally do. they want to make sure you stay hydrated. also, there will be cooling stations throughout the stadium look for the misting fans. look for the crowds.

that will be a good way to find the misting fans. people are going to gather around those. they are going to open up the roosevelt and kennedy room to take advantage of the air-conditions there as well. the game will get under way about 2:00. we expect the showers to move out and the heat back in. if you are one of the folks at the game yesterday, they are not going to honor those tickets today. you will be able to exchange them for games later in the season. but, if you are hung up you can come early and get, a doubleheader, maybe a header and a half. we are live here at nats park derrick ward news 4. >> thanks, derrick. developing stories in the district. d.c. police working two deadly shooting scenes. the first on 13th southeast. police say after 1:00 this morning someone shot another man in the chest. he didn't make it. police say they don't have a suspect right now. the second deadly shooting happened on 13th street and rigs

northwest. it happened before 2:00 this morning. someone shot and killed a man there. police working to identify a suspect in that shooting as well. one man dead, two others in the hospital after a triple shooting in the district. this happened around 9:00 p.m. in northeast. the men may have been playing a dice game that led to an argument. they were taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. we expect to hear about a rally protesting the confederacy. at 10:30, the naacp will ask for the removal of a bronze statue in downtown leesburg. it's of confederate soldiers protected by a virginia law that prohibits local authorities from removing it si an established war memorial. the naacp says it's not an appropriate representation of the civil war history. in south carolina, the ku klux klan will rally today. the group will protest on the

steps of the capitol to protest the removal of the confederate flag. the kkk is the largest klan in the u.s. they have received more than 6,000 membership applications in the past two weeks. a big story we are following. 20 vehicles burned after a swift moving fire goes across the highway in california. this is along interstate 15, the main route to get from southern california to las vegas. tony shin has the latest. >> reporter: the cars actually caught on fire. it looked like a scene from a hollywood movie. for drivers on interstate 15, it was all too real. >> i saw the flames, grabbed my water and bag. >> reporter: igor was sitting in his truck, in the middle of the fire storm. all he could do is leave his burning truck behind and run for

his life. >> i'm out of work and i lost my truck. >> reporter: other drivers followed. they ran to safety and watched their vehicles burn as the wind fans the flames across interstate 15. one by one, more and more caught on fire, including a big rig carrying cars. chp officers tried to control the chaos. >> it was too chaotic. there have to be certain safety measures in place. >> 1,000 gallons of water. >> reporter: they dropped water on the burning big rigs and cars hoping to stop the devastation. >> it spread quick. >> my husband said get your stuff and go and we did. >> reporter: some drivers were lucky. his family left behind their suv and came back to find it melted but drivable. >> the car was parked on the outside edge when the fire hit it. >> able to turn around, drive up the divider 200 or 300 yards.

i would have for sure lost my car. >> driving north, he was able to escape the fire without damage. he's thankful he survived. >> i praise god, absolutely. new this morning four people recovering after a plane crash in southeast, alaska. one person was killed in that crash yesterday. rough terrain and poor weather conditions hampered weather. the plane was operated by wings of alaska and no word, yet, on what caused the crash. large wedge. lightning as the twister cuts across power lines in monmouth, illinois. to the east a path of destruction carved through two towns. two ef-2 twisters came through

with winds of 125 miles per hour. 55 homes damaged. 15 of them, total losses despite powerful storms no one hurt. >> we are following breaking news. news of a fifth victim following the deadly shootings in chattanooga the mystery of a man who killed four sailors. what we are learning about his trip to the middle east and how he got his weapons. killed on the job. why the shooting of a securit

breaking news. a fifth service member has died following the shootings at the

military center in chattanooga, tennessee. randall smith died. more on him in a moment. turning to the investigation, the fbi is uncovering new information on the suspected shooter in that deadly military center attack in tennessee. 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 the 24-year-old gunman, abdulzeez lived with his family. nothing found has to do with isis, but they are looking at it as an act of terrorism. >> we are conducting a thorough investigation to determine if he acted alone and we'll exhaust all efforts into why that happened. >> reporter: they found a blog

attributed to the gunman with a final post three days before the shooting. this life is short and bitter. the opportunity to submit to allah may pass you by. authorities found a visit last year to the middle east entering jordan where his father is frchltom. when he returned to the united states, he had a beard. >> i think something happened in the last couple years. what i knew of him, you can yush usually get a creepy vibe off someone. he didn't put off that vibe. >> reporter: chattanooga remembers the victim. a church service brought together people of all faiths. >> they are brothers and our sisters and we stand united together as one. >> reporter: chattanooga and the country many mourning for four u.s. marines killed on u.s. soil.

>> dan mentioned the four marines there. as we have been telling you, a fifth service member died this morning following the deadly shootings. the u.s. navy confirming a petty officer passed away a year ago. he was a lodgistic coordinator in the city. 26-year-old randall smith was critically injured in thursday's shooting. we know he spent several hours in surgery. there was hope and prayers, unfortunately, he passed away. as for the other victims we want to tell you about them. david wyatt 37 years ode served in iraq and afghanistan, earned several awards. he survived by his wife and two children. skip well 21 years old a georgia native. he enlisted in the marines to follow in his moms fool steps. thomas sullivan two tours of duty in iraq and awarded the

purple heart. roger holmquist. he played football in high school. >> they are supposed to be evil but the cute bug-eyed minions did a lot of good for a little girl who fell out of a window. how a boy ended up saving the 5-year-old's life. the rain we are talking about. we are going to time out how long it's going to be around and look at the heat wave as well.

this morning, friends of a security guard shot on the job are trying to help his mom pay for the funeral. his friend set up a gofundme page for him. you can find a link on our nbc washington app. someone shot him in capital heights. it happened yesterday morning. another guard was shot. the guards were targeted, but haven't said much about a possible motive. the district will come together to honor the life of nelson mandela. the em baa say wants you to volunteer for 67 minutes a minute for each year of his service. it starts at 9:00 this morning. >> this story is getting a lot of attention online. a stuffed toy may have saved the life of a toddler in florida.

a 5-year-old was holding on to her minion toy hen she fell out of a third floor bedroom. you are looking at the animated form of the minions. that doll cushioned her fall. she suffered a broken arm, but expected to be okay. those yellow guys were made popular in the animated film, "despicable me." >> they have a new movie out. they are, they are stars. >> lifesavers. >> they can add that to their resume. >> outside, this is no joke, we are talking severe weather over a stretch. >> starting tomorrow and monday those are going to be the two days we are most concerned about as far as the heat and humidity is concerned. right now folks saying it is raining outside. is it going to rain all day? >> no, it's not. the rain is going to leave,

scattered showers and thunderstorms possible. heat and humidity arrive. the mugginess is there. a lot of people went out, saw rain moving in went at cut the grass talking about how humid is it outside. because of the heat and humidity, tomorrow and monday are weather alert days, tracking rain and storms as well. because of the rain and storms in addition to the heat and humidity, today having a moderate to high impact on the day. here is the latest on the radar. steady rain impacting the area. this includes montgomery county, fairfax the district, arlington, alexandria, an rund el pushing off to the east. petersburg and la ray. the latest indications it's dpoung to travel to the east, southeast, impacting virginia and fredericksburg and the northern neck. the metro area after the rain pushes through, a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. areas north as well for the

remainder of the day. this activity moving into prince william county in two hours from now. here is the timing on when the rain could move your neighborhood. it's more difficult than arrival time. bear with me. this is giving you a rough estimate to plan your day. 10:25 at reston. washington 10:45. savage, maryland, 11:30 as well. highs today warm into the low to mid-90s. washington, a high of 94. a mix of clouds and sun, obviously more sunshine as we work into the afternoon hours. a high tomorrow of 98 degrees. hazy, hot and humid and dry. heading to the pool today, dealing with scattered storms. tomorrow, a great pool day. garden and lawn if you didn't mow today. hit the gym. with the weather alert you are going to see this on your television tomorrow and monday indicate thag the heat and humidity could be dangerous. of course you want to keep your

elderly neighbors in mind, young kids and pets. they are the most sensitive to heat. monday, a high of 96. storms possible. a better chance of storms on tuesday. >> thank you. 10:22 is the time. four things to know on this saturday. a deadly night in the district. two men shot to death after 1:00 in the morning. the first shooting happened on 13th place southeast. that victim in the shooting, just into the news room, we have identified him as wesley west. the second happened on ridge street in northwest. a fifth service member died after the deadly shootings in chattanooga. he was identified as 26-year-old randall smith. the naacp is rallying in leesburg to protest a symbol of the confederacy. they are asking for the removal of a bronze statue in downtown leesburg. >> we know what caused the lights to go out at a nationals

game. a faulty circuit breaker. it was replaced and they tested the lights throughout the night. everything seems to be working just fine. news 4 today continues after this.

today if you are into trucks, you are going to want to go toal alexandria they are going to host tons of trucks events. it started 25 minutes ago.

it's going to take place on king street. you can get behind the wheel of 30 different city trucks. pretty cool. you can get behind the wheel of a fire engine and bucket trucks. gives you a different perspective. tomorrow is national ice cream day. to satisfy your sweet tooth baskin-robbins and dippen dots are offering deals. in 1984, president ronald reagan proclaimed july as national ice cream month. he established national ice cream day as the third sunday in july. some people saying this is -- they have a day for everything. this is perhaps one of the best days that's ever been declared. i tweeted a link with all the places you can get something. >> a lot of folks participating. you are getting ice cream eat it quickly. >> it will melt quickly. great timing for national ice cream day tomorrow. it's the warmest day so far this year. areas of rain, mainly through

the early afternoon hours. after that, it's hot and humid. a high of 94. tomorrow a high of 98, feeling like 110 degrees. tomorrow, weather alert day. monday, hot and humid. >> monday is going to be a scorcher. this is a great opportunity to get the nbc washington app right? >> yeah, you can track the rain for the rest of the day. >> perfect. >> good advice. be prepared look for you lock. >> that's going to do it on this saturday. thanks for joining us. >> we'll be back here tomorrow morning at 6:00.

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