. . . with heavy rain in the forecast this afternoon and evening, a weather alert day. i'll have the timing and impact for you. breaking just within the past hour. we learn new details that give us an idea of how serious the diagnosis is for former president, jimmy carter. we begin "news 4 midday." breaking knew. a fire inside an apartment in the city of quantico. we have learned at least one person did not make it out alive. this is happening along broadway street less than a mile from marine corps base quantico. our megan fitzgerald just arrived on the scene. meagan?

>> reporter: we are told whether firefighters arrived, they saw thick, black smoke pouring out of the second floor window. you can see the smoke charred the brick. we are told a total of six people lived inside, a family and another person. five people were able to make it out. fire investigators tell us when they extinguished the flames, this he discovered an elderly man did not make it out. the mayor tells us the man inside was bed ridden. still an ongoing investigation. it is still very active as well. prince william county police, homicide detectives out here investigating. if you turn around over here, you can see the areas blocked off. this is still considered a very active and ongoing investigation. we talked to the deputy fire marshal moments ago who tells us it was the smoke alarms that likely saved the lives of those five individuals who made it out. >> some of the residents were

awoken by the sound of the smoke detector. they did exit the building and roust their family to try and escape the fire. some were met by heavy smoke, retreated back to the rooms and were effectively rescued by quantico fire rescue via window and balcony by ground ladder. >> this fire is sftill under investigation. we are told the family that's being des placisplaced well be d by the red cross. reporting live, megan fitzgerald, news 4. the d.c. metro area under a flash flood watch that will begin at 4:00 p.m. and run until midnight. this includes washington, arlington, anne arundel, montgomery and up threw the ballty more area. so what you can expect. a period of heavy rain is likely

specially during the evening hours. that's going to reduce visibility and cause hydroplaning concerns. there will be some isolated flash flooding concerns across the area. we are looking at a wide range of rainfall from a quarter to up to 2 inches. the greatest concern is going to be heavy rain. with he could see a severe thunderstorm or two. the main concern would be some high winds that could produce very isolated wind damage. what we are going to continue to track is the concern for heavy rain. i'm going to have the latest timing on when you can expect rain moving through your neighborhood in about 10 minutes. >> breaking news right now at the live desk. for the first time, we are hearing directly from president jimmy carter about his cancer diagnosis in a press conference within the hour. carter says he has melanoma and it has spread to his brain. it was found first in his liver after he had part of his liver

removed. doctors found more cancer. take a listen here. >> they did an mri and found there were four spots of melanoma on my brain. they are very small spots, about 2 millimeters, if you can envision what ia millimeter is. i'll get my first radiation treatment for the melanoma in my brain this afternoon. >> the first treatment today and then president carter will undergo three more radiation treatments at three-week intervals. carter says it is very likely doctors will find more cancer. the former president is 90 years old and being treated at emory university in atlanta. we now know the names of two people that died in a crash in prince george's county. this happened on branch avenue at the intersection with earnshaw drive. prince george's county police say lawrence jarvis jr. and wanda troy both died.

they were in a volvo trying to go across the road. the police say they failed to yield the right-of-way and a chrysler slammed into the car. two people in the kras letter we chrysler were taken to the hospital expected to survive. a woman who was shot by a d.c. police officer after she refused to drop a knife. she started a fire in a house on clay tear ris northeast earlier this month as police and fire crews arrived, nettles walked towards an officer holding a knife. her mother and neighbors yelled at her to drop it. they say she was using a mixture of pcp and synthetic drugs. nettles in court for that mental observation hearing today. >> the redskins taking on the detroit lions today. a team second pre-season game. their first at home this year. the first game at fedex field since last december. we just checked. you can still buy tickets for the skins for as low as $38 and as much as $445. watch the game right here on nbc

4. right after, we'll have the redskins postgame report if you want to watch our regular programming, it is airing on cozy tonight. check the nbc washington app to find out your channel listing. >> here in the newsroom, we are watching those wildfires out west very closely. this after they have turned deadly for firefighters on the front lines. we are getting a look now at daytime pictures of a fire burning in central washington state. it is still raging. it shows you exactly why firefighters, they have to keep going even though they have lost 3 of their own to this fire near the town of twisp. the firefighters that died were on the front lines when the winds suddenly shifted, changed course and the three u.s. forest fighters got into a vehicle crash and the flames overtook them. this is just one of 100 or so wildfires burning out west right now. back to you. kristin, thank you so very much.

it is a story that is just exploding on the web. now, the first high-profile name we have learned used a cheating website that has since been hacked. we are in weather alert mode this morning. a flash flood watch is in effect for much of the area. amelia segal is getting the latest updates for a very volatile forecast. a big day here at nbc 4. today is your chance to donate to our backpacks 4 kids drive. we need your help to give kids in our area the right start for school. your you can give our volunteers a call at 202-885-4949 and we'll be back in 60 seconds. here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works,

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ccording to enews, twitter is lighting up as we are learning that josh duggar had an account on that ashley madison site. britain's prime minister, david cameron snapped this photo of the brit munching through some pringles on an easy jet flight. the budget airline was headed to portugal. the teenager has made her twitter account private. she did pick up several thousand followers first. the summer heat can be strange, have a strange effect on a lot of people and apparently on animals too. you take a look at video here. that's a bear spotted taking a dip in a pool, hot tub in vancouver. it wondered into a yard trying to get some birdseed for a snack and also a therapeutic

this just into our newsroom. the first named hurricane this season. danny has officially been declared a hurricane. you can find more information on that, nbcwashington.com. here is the latest. tracking showers across the area. heavy rain moving into washington and northern frederick county, because of the muggyness outside. in addition to that, when this cold front moves through later, we are going to track a period of heavy rain. here is the timing for you. through the afternoon, scattered showers and maybe a thunderstorm or two is possible. 3:00, with he stae start to not line of rain. working our way into the evening hours, it continues to move through. notice the bright colors.

on future weather. 7:15, think about folks at the redskins game. very heavy rain moving through the beltway. we will start to dry out around 9:00, 10:00 p.m. i'll have more on the heavy rain in ten minutes just in, the police say they have cleared two suspects in the bangkok bombing security video. this week's deadly bombing at a bank dock shrine was likely carried out by as many as 10 terrorists. they are still searching for the man in that video leaving behind a backpack just minutes before monday's attack a judge will hear arguments in maurer mcdonnell's appeal. former virginia governor, bob mcdonnell and his wife were convicted of doing favors for a nutritional supplement executive for $165,000 in gifts and loans. he was sentenced to two years in prison and she was given one year and one day.

"news 4 midday," renewed tension in a city that has seen a lot of unrest. >> plus, our volunteers are standing by for our backbacks 4 kids campaign. we will talk to a

talking decision 2016. here he is, donald trump.

the headline reads, simply, "deal with it." he took a few swipes at his rivals. when asked about chris christie's comments, if i was the governor of new jersey, the george washington bridge never would have been shut. trump went head to head with jeb bush. they held town halls within 19 miles of each other. trump stole the spotlight, lobbying some pretty personal attacks at jeb bush. bush had his own tough words for trump. take a listen for this. jeb's crowd, down the sleep. they are sleeping now. >> mr. trump doesn't have a proven conservative record. he was a democrat longer in the last decade than he was a republican. >> on the democratic side, the latest poll shows hillary clinton's popularity has slipped below 50%. her support dwindled in a matchup with trump as well. at least nine people were arrested overnight in st. louis after a deadly officer-involved

shooting. angry protesters threw glass bottles and bricks at officers and set fire to cars at homes. when the group wouldn't clear an intersection, police used gas and tear gas on the group to protest hours after police shot and killed an 18-year-old black man. mr. is say he pulled a gun on them when they were trying to issue a search warrant at his home. >> a family and their two dogs are safe after a house fire in prince george's county. they had to be rescued from the house. firefighters were called to that scene on lake arbor way in largo. no word on what caused the fire. the mother of reeva steenkamp says she is happy now the early prison release of pistorius has been put on hold. he was set to leave a south african prison and be placed on house arrest. he served 10 months for his five-year sentence. june steenkamp called exclusively with matt lauer. she called the decision, justice for reeva. >> i'm very, very pleased about

that. it's an important thing for other people, other women. the justice system at least is coming through for us now. >> for now, he will remake behind bars. the parole has two weeks to decide if he should serve the rest of his sentence under house arrest. today, the convicted murderer that busted out of an update new york prison and spent weeks on the run appeared in court for his arraignment. you can see david sweat with his arm in a swing. he is already serving a life sentence. he waved his right to hear a reading of the indictment in court. he escaped back in june along with fellow inmate, richard matt. after a three-week manhunt, matt was killed and sweat was captured for this afternoon, we are looking at areas of scattered rain, a thunderstorm or two. it is possible. the real action is this evening. if you are heading to the redskins pre-season game with the 7:30 kickoff.

look at sky cap 4 forecasting what will be happening. you can see moderate to heavy rainfall there at the start of the game. toward the end of the game, it looks like we will dry out. at 6:00 p.m., heavy rain at that point continuing until 7:30, 8:00. pack the poncho if you were planning on tailgating. find a place to do it indoors. 84 degrees. by 8:00 p.m., 82. toward the end of the game, we will dry out. 10:00, mostly cloudy and 79. the humidity is up, by friday and saturday, the humidity forecast is pleasant, only slightly uncomfortable by sunday. coming up in ten minutes, i'm going to have your seven-day forecast, including how warm it will be over the weekend. >> thanks, amelia. it is back to school time. we are helping to send our local kids back with the things that they most need. it is a very big day for us here at nbc 4. we are asking you to help contribute to our backpacks for

kids campaign. joining me this morning, dr. adrian marl, who is principal at east silver spring elementary school. thank you so much for being with us. this is our tenth anniversary for doing this. this year, is00 100 of your stu are going to get these backpacks. tell me what this means to get the basics. >> this is a wonderful opportunity for our students and our community. it helps to lessen the stress of parents having to worry about providing book bags or supplies if they don't always have the money. providing 100 backpacks for students who may not always be ready will help them be ready for another successful school year. >> can you tell me what goes through the mind of a child if they don't have the pen, the paper, the spiral notebook that they need? how difficult is it for them to stay focused on the task at hand? >> it is very difficult. you look around and see others who may have some of those

supplies. here i am at a table and i don't have a pencille or i don't have crayons or i may not have a spiral notebook. it does not give me a good feeling. it makes me feel i am less than others. we don't want our students to feel that way. we want them to be ready and every child to have an opportunity for success. >> not just at east silver spring but all across our area. >> we have volunteers standing by including our very own pat lawson muse. you can dpif us a call. 202-885-4949. to donate, go to nbcwashington.com. if you want to send us a check, do that by making those checks out to backpacks 4 kids. our address is right there on your screen. send it to nbc 4, 4,0001,

nebraska avenue, northwest d.c. >> we look forward to putting big smiles on the kids faces at your school. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. we'll be right back. a u.s. senator stepping up to help some arlington veterans replace a stolen american flag. the flag that flies in front of the american legion post on washington boulevard was ripped down. the p.o.w. flag that flies with it was found lying on the ground on tuesday. ten sore tim kaine heard the story and posted this picture. it is a flag that once flew over the u.s. capital. he is now donating it to the post. breaking news. we just learned when the

metrorail, metro bus, trains and the ride on bus. september 20th looks like the tentative opening date. we have five finalists in the competition to design d.c.'s next memorial to honor world war i. 350 people submitted designs. they picked five finalists. you are looking at some of the finalist submissions right here on the screen. the finalists are evolving their designs for another decision coming early next year. it will eventually be built in pershing park near the white house. more than $20 million expected. the surprise adventure for

one local man and weather alert mode.

today is the storm team 4 weather alert day due to the potential of flash flooding specially during the evening hours. it is warm and humid outside. i am also hearing on twitter that some areas are starting to see peeks of sunshine. that break in the cloud cover will help to intensify any rainfall we are tracking today. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. 81, washington. a high today of 86. areas of rain this afternoon, downpours are possible and maybe a thunderstorm or two and then a period of rain moves through the region this evening. that could lead to some flash flooding concerns. the timing, right around the start of the redskins pre-season game. this cold front clears the area overnight. that's going to set us up for nice weather. plenty of sunshine, lower humidity. a high of 87. nice on saturday.

a little more cloud cover and a bit more humid. the high of 89. >> two "today" show fans, very lucky ones are in abu dhabi. one of the fans, david sprague is from fairfax, virginia. >> we didn't say ma na ses. they won by bringing their passports there. >> i still can't believe it. two hours ago i met this girl in line and here we are going to abu dhabi. >> yes, please. >> there he is this morning with his fellow fan and the host of the travel channel 50/50. sprague said it is breathtaking and they also said it is hot. today, he and his fellow winner will go camel riding. >> yes, please. i would just love to do that. >> it is also like 118 there. >> i would love just fun of it.

>> absolutely. who wouldn't like to go for free? >> is maternity leave becoming a thing of the past? >> wait until we tell you how quickly more and more new moms head back to work. from back to work to back to school. it is our tenth annual backpacks for kids campaign. we need your help to send local kids back to school with the supplies they need. >> please, call if you can. you can lend a helping hand right now. pat lawson muse and our team of volunteers standing by. give them a

now, on "news 4 midday," we are in weather alert mode, showers and storms lighting up storm team radar. >> the threat is not going to go away any time soon. let's get to meteorologist, amelia segal now for an update. >> here is the latest on storm team 4 radar. you can always download our nbc washington app. you can get the radar there in the palm of your hand. if you are heading out this evening, you can track the rain moving through. i am starting to see some very heavy rain develop mainly to the east of i-95 impacting parts of southern maryland generally moving north/northeast ward. this moving out, not impacting the district. walkersville, right around the

noontime air dwra. the real reaction will happen this evening when this cold front pushes through the area from about 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. high temperature of 86 degrees. that will hit at 3:00 p.m. through the evening hours. temperatures hang around in the 80s. another check at future weather coming up in about ten minutes developing out west right now, wildfires raging outwest have forced hundreds of people from their homes. >> several firefighters are recovering from injuries. three firefighters have died. nbc's leanne gregg has the latest op th latest on this developing story. leanne. >> reporter: it is with a heavy heart firefighters return after losing three of their own. it will be extremely dangerous for the firefighters. the winds will be stronger and will alive earlier. >> the latest wild fire that erupted in washington state is being described by the local

sheriff as a hellstorm. erratic flames fueled by high winds broke out wednesday and quickly multiplied in size threatening two small towns. >> more than 1,000 people were evaluated from the towns of twisp and winthrop. residents had little time to get out. >> it came so fast, oh, moo i god, just smoke and big plumes of smoke. >> three u.s. forest firefighters were killed after their vehicle crashed and they were overcome by flames. four other firefighters were injured. one critically. 15 wildfires are burning out of control in washington state and the forecast isn't helping. sustained winds of more than 40 miles an hour are predicted. officials described the fire as a sleeping giant that will be awakened today by an epic wind event. >> it has gotten insane. the wind doesn't go in one direction. it keeps shifting. it goes one way and then the

other way. >> 1 million acres have already burned across the west with no end in sight. >> reporter: crews at this fire are working on containment lines today. the air attack is continuing as long as the weather holds. from washington, i am leanne gregg, news 4. >> thank you, leann. >> this afternoon, the man accused of murdering university of virginia court, hannah graham, will be in court for a pre-trial hearing. jesse matthew is charged with capital murder. today, a judge will hear about a dozen motions. one calls for banning people in the courtroom from displaying any symbols supporting graham. his trial is next july. >> the school will start on time at thomas wooten high school. it won't be the same place. principal michael dorn was found dead yesterday. as our zachary quiche reports, students are feeling the loss. >> reporter: the death of michael dorn has rocked the school community here at wooten high school. you can see the memorial that's happening here. this is his parking spot right

in front of the school. this is today, the day that teachers return. this is the day they would have seen mr. dorn for the first time since the summer break. dorn had been here for about 12 years. he had made a name for himself, a reputation for being a fierce advocate for the students. when things got tough is when he stood up. i had an opportunity to talk to him this spring after another tragedy, the death of a couple students in a car accident. the way that he spoke of the students here, it was clear he looked at them not just as students but as people, people that needed his love, people that needed his affection. he was found dead yesterday in his apartment. he was just 64 years old. >> it hasn't been easy at all, by any means. he has lost so much. he had a positive impact around

the high school. this will be here at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, a memorial in the football stadium. a new study says nearly a quarter of employed mothers returned to work within two weeks of giving birth. yes, two weeks. how is that even possible? the nonprofit magazine analyzed data taken in 2012 from the department of labor. the study says 23% of women who had left work to care for an infant took less than two weeks off. most of the women said they couldn't afford the pay cut. 80% of college grads took at least six weeks off to care for a new baby. only 54% of women without degrees did the same. >> a new report that shows just how far some of us are willing to commute. plus, a

here are some of the studies lighting up commuters d.c. has the highest, way above the u.s. average. about 38 million americans leave the counties they live in to commute to work. are you in the market for a new home, maybe? this is the house you might want when it comes to needing a place with some pretty impressive presidential. you may recognize this house. it was used in the movie "silence of the lambs." that comes with memorabilia from the movie. it has five bedrooms and an hour south of pittsburgh. the owners say they have not changed a thing since the movie back in 1990. you can snap it up for just $300,000. how about that? you can also help nbc 4 get the kids in our area ready for school. social media editor, britney

johnson, has more on how you can get involved. >> if you don't have time to call in to donate supplies towards students, you can meet angie cough down at the kingstown branch of apple federal credit unit next week, wednesday, august 26th, from 6:00 p.m. to 12 p.m. meet angie and drop off your supplies in person. >> thanks to britney and erika. melissa, back to you. >> thanks, aaron. >> a cheating website, secrets exposed. >> this morning, the fallout, the names of people that used it start to go public. if you can't make it to the t

>> here is the latest timing on rain as we head into the afternoon and evening. in about 20 minutes, send heavy

rain pushing off toward the eastern shore. mostly the area mainly dry. only scattered rain and a thunderstorm or two this afternoon. once we start to move into the late afternoon and evening hours, a line of rain will develop and that will push eastward into the metro area during the evening hours. notice here at 7:15, heavy rain moving through prince george's county, montgomery county, fairfax county, arlington, the district, as well as alexandria. by 9:00, this rain continues to push out of the area making its way towards annapolis, continuing off of the east to the eastern shore. overnight, the humidity and skies clear out. that will set us up for a nice day tomorrow. more on tomorrow's weather and the week dmend tend in ten minu. >> working on the updated timeline to when we can see the showers and thunderstorms. our volunteers are standing by to take your donation right now. >> we want to see those phones

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by now you know that hackers posted personal information of millions of married people who they claim were using the

cheating website, ashley madison. now, we are learning that d.c. has the highest percentage of members in the united states. 15,000 of the e-mail addresses posted may belong to government workers. 22 people with d.c. government e-mail addresses were included in that post. another 22 people with montgomery county government e-mail addresses were allegedly also involved. amelia? melissa, here is the latest as we head on into the afternoon and evening hours. the main focus is on heavy rain that could lead to some concerns for flash flooding. not widespread but isolated. as a line of storms moves through during the evening hours, that line could have high winds that could produce isolated wind damage. the real concern will be some areas of flash flooding, specially in the d.c., metro area. today, no the a great pool day with rain, storms and plenty of clouds around. by friday and the weekend, looking good. plenty of sunshine. lower humidity. here is the latest on storm team

4 lradar. steady rain, prince george's county moving on into anna rurul county. we will continue to update you z thanks amelia. here at nbc 4, we are sending kids from all across the area back to school with the supplies they need. it is a very big day for us here at nbc 4. we are asking you to help contribute to our backpacks 4 kids campaign. our phone bank is standing by. you see pat lawson muse. if you haven't donated yet, give them a call at 202-885-4949. your can head to nbcwashington.com. maybe you feel more comfortable doing it that way.

you can make a secure donation with your credit card. you can make the checks out to pack backs 4 kids. you can send it here to our studios and address on the screen. joining me from our parent company, comcast, stacy burnett. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> absolutely. we are excited to have you guys here. we know every year, it takes that much more to get kids engaged an make sure they stay engaged in the classroom. that's where comcast comes into play. you guys have teamed up with us. tell me a little bit about that partnership and what that entails. >> comcast is committed to providing kids with the stools they need to succeed in 921st century and beyond. we offer low cost programs to low income families. it is our goal to sign up more families in the district of colombia so all the students have the opportunity to succeed in school. >> called internet essentials, correct? >> yes. >> where can families get to know more?

>> we have a website. you can go to our website. i think they will show information about the website onlinehopefully. but we offer this program to families that qualify for the national school lunch program for reduced or free lunch. any family that has at least one child that qualifies for the national school lunch program qualifies for this program. >> it is so important. so many kids are doing their research on the computers. this is a no longer if you have this, you need this tool in your life. internet essentials backpack for kids teaming up. we really appreciate it. we want you to continue to join us throughout the midday. take a look at your screen one more time for ways you can give to backpacks for kids. you can continue the donations all day long. watch us here for updates on nbc 4 all afternoon. melissa?

>> sounds good to me. our wednesday's child is a bright kid who is doing well in school but he could use the support of a loving family to help him succeed. news 4's barbara harrison was with him as they celebrated his 15th birthday. meet joey. washington's famous spy museum was the perfect place to look for a career for joey and to spend his 15th birthday. >> how are you this morning? >> i'm good. >> she is going to take you on a mission. >> it is a secret mission. not only are you going to get to see what other people see when they come in the spy museum but i have a secret mission for you, just for you, because it is your birthday. the first thing we are going to do is to see if you can be a spy? >> the first lesson was in threat analysis to see how well joey could do in detecting hostile surveillance. >> which of the buttons on this coat is a camera? can you tell? >> that one. >> how did you figure that out? >> i can see the lens.

>> he is doing so great in school. >> adoption social worker says joey has come a long way since entering foster care. he is now making mostly as in school. here, he tested his skill in finding hidden bugs. >> did he find them all? >> he found them all in less than probably 10 seconds. >> are you ready for a mission? >> sure. >> you get to be the sfpy. >> there is a secret skateboard hidden in this museum and it has a secret message hidden for you. >> so far, you have passed every spy test there is. >> is that the same thing? >> he is a quick learner, a small kid. he needs a family to help him succeed in life. >> just a family that is going to love him and take care of him and have him realize that they are there and they are not going to walk out on him and he is not going to have to go somewhere else. >> where was that secret skateboard hidden? >> it is above us, in the

ceiling. >> joey found the passage to the vent system and immediately located a skateboard. >> now, your mission is to bring it through the air duct making no noise and exit on the other side? on the other side, the note, which he had to read with a black light told him of a top secret awaiting him and what a surprise. >> there we go. >> spy museum executive director, peter earnest, a former spy himself joined the party and had some special gifts for joey. what joey needs now, is a family. his mission is finding one. barbara harrison, news 4 for wednesday's child. >>. >> if you have room in your home or heart for joey or another child that's waiting, call our special adoption hotline. 1-88-to-adopt-me or search wednesday's special child. a home grown champion in the

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breaking at the live desk. former virginia governor, bob mcdonnell filed a motion asking that he be free while he appeals his case to the u.s. supreme court. the court is denying that request. he was convicted of accepting gifts for a wealthy businessman in exchange for favors. a former virginia lawmaker will be going to prison while he

appeals his case. this morning, katy ledecky of bethesda is just 14 and already a swimming legend, fresh off of winning gold medals and breaking world records at the world's swimming championship. she is the first swimmer in the history to win free style at 200, 400, 800, and 1500 meters just before she spoke to the "today" show, she spent a little time with our angie goff talking about how all this is making her feel. >> reporter: you had a really big last couple of weeks. five gold metals, right? three records that you broke. a ledecky slam. they have actually named this after you. how does it feel? >> it is pretty cool. i had a great time in russia. competing for the u.s. is always an honor to represent your country on an international level and compete against the best swimmers in the world. >> when ledecky competed, matt

lauer shared a pretty good photo of her. do you recognize the guy on the left? fellow swimmer, michael phelps on the other side of that table. she remembers that vividly, getting that autograph. hav

a flash flood watch will begin at 4:00 p.m. for washington, prince george's, fairfax, montgomery counties. all the areas in the solid green. scattered rain in the late afternoon and evening hours. a period of heavy rain moved through you the area. that could lead to some flash flooding concerns. it is all with this cold front. that will set us up for a nice weekend. you can continue to follow updates this afternoon on facebook and twitter. doug and i will have the latest on news 4 at 4:00. >> thanks so much for joining us. we'll be back later this afternoon. >> you can get news and weather any time with the nbc washington

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