meteorologist tom kierein who's tracking this warm-up. all right, tom. >> good morning. starting off pleasant. it's just now climbing into the 70s, but you'll notice humidity increased in addition the air quality will be decreasing. unfortunately, with poor air quality this afternoon, a heart or respiratory ailment, stay inside. reduce physical activity if you're outside. take breaks, drink plenty of water, wear sun block. temperatures soaring into the low to mid-90s late this afternoon. radar, all in the clear now. the storm team 4 forecast showing big changes over the next several days. show you that in a few minutes. breaking news out of florida. a former contestant of nbc's "the voice" is dead. christina grimmie was shot and killed as she signed autographs after a concert in florida. now, right after the shots rang out, we're told grimmie's brother jumped on the gunman who ended up shooting and

himself. grimmie was taken to the hospital where she later died. police are still trying to figure out a motive for the shooting. grimmie placed third in season six's competition. >> very sad. now to a developing story, working out prince george's county this morning. we know police there investigating a double homicide. it happened late last night. >> yes, and this was in 29100 block of guilford road in hyattsville where we find news 4's darcy spence irwir with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. we are on guilford rose at drexel street not far from university boulevard here in the langley park area of prince george's county. the men's bodies were found here in a wooded area behind an apartment complex last night. prince george's county police were called out here about 8:45 last night when they got here the two men were found dead with trauma to their upper bodies. we do not know yet exactly how they we

the medical examiner. sources tell me these killings appear to be gang-related. prince george's county police offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest in this case. live in langley park, darcy spencer, news 4. >> darcy, thank you. 9:02. investigators trying to figure out just how this happened. you're looking a the a van that's crashed into a store in college park. the store is just below a university of maryland student apartment complex. now, it happened just after 11:30 last night. the driver was not hurt, and there was no one inside the store. no word on what, if any, charges that driver might face. we've learned the maryland man shot by police outside a dallas airport had just been released from a texas jail earlier that day. he posted bond after police arrested him for reckless driving. the edgewood man was shot outside dallas love airport friday after investigators say he made

holding rocks in his hands. he told the officer, you're going to have to shoot. police say moments before that, he was pelting his ex-girlfriend's car with large rocks. this after she dropped him off at the airport. a chapter of the nation's first african-american greek fraternity kicked off campus at virginia tech. talks about alpha phi alpha paternity coming after allegations of hazing came up earlier in the year. the school is not releasing specifics except it allegedly happened in january. right now the alphas cannot return to campus for ten years. the paternity's national office will decide whether to revoke the school's chapter charter next year. today is your last day to cast an early ballot in the district. d.c.'s presidential primary is on tuesday and yesterday presumptive presidential nominee hillary clinton made a quick stop in shaw, but avoided questions about a potential vp pick. the day before, bernie sanders he a

stadium. there are more than 300,000 registered democrats in d.c. >> we have to turn out to win. but there are a lot of people who feel strongly about the candidates one way or the other. >> well, you can catch more of the conversation about next week's primary on "reporter's notebook" airing at 6:15 in the morning right here on "news4 today." the time right now on this saturday, 9:05. just hours away from one of the biggest parties of the year right here in d.c. >> yes. thousands will soon line the streets for the annual capital pride parade. this year's grand marshal, the fabulous leslie jordan from "will & grace" fame. we spoke about how his activism and career came together. >> two ways to combat homophobia, humor, and two, put a face on it. at "will & grace" they welcomed these characters into their home and i felt the shift as an openly

>> the capital pride parade starts at 4:30 this afternoon from 22nd and p streets northwest. it travels 1.5 moils through dupont circle and ends along the revitalized 14th street corridor at s street. our full hour of "news4 today" just getting started. strangers jumping into action. a self-less acts of heroism that saved a man's life on the subway. and he stopped to help someone in need. a

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ali was processed through the streets there on friday. 15,000 packed an arena for his star-studded memorial service. speakers saluted ali as a brash and outspoken breaker of racial barriers. they also praised his humanity. >> muhammad said service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth. and i just want to say, champ, your rent is paid in full. your rent is paid in full. >> in keeping with islamic tradition, the champ will have a simple headstone inscribed only with, "ali." today local veterans will recognize a marine killed while helping a stranded driver last year. the service for corporal william farrell will get underway at 11:30 this morning in memorial park in thurmont. a sign going up in his honor near the

a daring rescue that happened on the new york subway tracks all caught on tape. exclusive video. look at thee men pull this man up from the traches to safety. he apparently fell, was unconscious. the next train was just two stops away. the strangers rushed to pull him back on the platform in a nick of time and pressed an alarm to warn the conductor. the man regarined consciousness about two minutes late whir the next train pulled into the station. >> wow. definitely you need sunscreen today. tom is trackingvújlç this. when do you expect the hottest temperatures of the year and how long this warm stretch will last. we have to go our separate ways soon. >> they have the cap, gowns and some experience under their belts.

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candy bar flavored iced coffees. america runs on dunkin'. good morning. that sun jumping up in the sky. temperatures jumping as well. we quickly came out of the low 60s. now into the mid to low 70s. dress accordingly. use sunglasses, sun block and you'll be comfortable sleeveless and in shorts this afternoon. could get thundershowers late afternoon, evening. highest heat time of the day, go

racing concerns after a homicide happened in broad daylight this past week. neighbors packed a gym at a rec center in alexandria last night to talk with police. worried there may be retaliation or even more violence coming after a 28-year-old was shot and killed on wednesday. last night's meeting took place just a few blocks from that shooting. >> how can we make a difference, sort of at the ballot, also to help enable you guys to do your job? >> alexandria police are making progress in that case, they say, but are calling on witnesses to contact them. this is alexandria's third homicide this year. new numbers show overdose deaths from the opioid fentanyl have jumped significantly in maryland in just the past year. the state says 340 people died from fentanyl overdose in 2015. an 83% jump from the year before. in just the past two years deaths increased 12-fold they say. the spike is

governor larpy hogan create add heroin task force to try to deal with the opioid epidemic in the state. a jury's convicted alabama's house speaker on 12 charges of violating the state ethics laws. they returned the verdict on mike hubbard after deliberating seven hours. hubbard was accused of using his political positions as house speaker and the chairman of the state gop party to make money and solicit financial favors. prosecutors say hubbard obtained more than $2 million. he's going to be sentenced next month and faces two to 20 years in prison for each charge. news 4 is working for you this morning to help protect your identity. this is always a popular event around here. >> uh-huh. >> part of our nbc 4 allstate community shred. >> head to the rockville campus of montgomery college and get your documents shredded for free. this morning we are

the county's recycling department. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so very much. delighted to be here. delighted to have nbc 4 with us again, with allstate and montgomery college and the government for the very important event for the community today. >> county executive, while we have you, wondering, why is this deemed such an important event for the community? >> well, first of all, montgomery count hey a very ambitious goal of achievement and the way we can do that, by these kinds of events where word gets out. you have an opportunity to spread those kinds of things that you could not ordinarily get away with in your home or your apartment. so this is an opportunity to participate in our recycling process and to develop the kind of community spirit we need to get to that 70% goal by 2020. >> all right. and eileen, i want to ask you, i know it's pretty loud out there, because it sounds like the trucks are going strong. it's a beautiful day out

you're already seeing great turnout. what can people bring as they head on down? >> they can bring up to five boxes, or five bags, of paper, confidential paper for shredding and recycling. so what we would like them to do is come on down, but the last car has to be in line by 11:00 a.m. and we are just trying to get as many folks through as we can to shred the paper and recycle it. >> still have time to come down, but if you don't get down today what can they do for the future? >> right. we actually, a week from today, we have another confidential paper shredding and recycling event in silver springs. so they can check our website. we're going to be at holiday park senior center next saturday from 10:00 to 2:00. >> and get the goal in 2020. hope you participate. come out today. still have an opportunity to get in line. if you miss i

so next week and we hope you'll participate to help us reach our goals. >> a lot of great opportunities. >> appreciate it. eileen cowen, montgomery county executive ike lake. thank you so much. i'm sure a lot of folks will join you out there this morning. >> thank you. thanks again, nbc 4. a season's graduations and in the city of manassas, high schoolers graduate come monday. >> before their big day they had the chance to put on the caps and gowns, and take a walk back in time. >> jalena vincent. >> reporter: making sure the names are just right, these high school senior are getting closer to the big day. >> reporter: come graduation day, parting with lifelong classmates. >> seen these people almost e

years. crazy we have to go our separate ways soon. >> reporter: which inspired their principal to borrow this senior washington tradition and try it out with her osborne eagles. >> they say it takes a village to raise a child. in this case, take as city to raise an eagle. >> reporter: they walked out of school on a red carpet, the band playing. ♪ and boarded buses taking them back more than a decade. this group headed to jenny dean elementary school. >> home. >> reporter: last time classmates corrine and jace were here together they looked, well, younger. the seniors stepped out to greet the eager students and say hi to their past teachers and mentors. >> hey, mrs. jones! >> get to go back and tell my teachers thank you for doing what you did, to help me get this far. >> reporter: inside, they walked their old halls. >> you do remember me? yeah. >> yes, i do remember you. >> reporter: giving high fives and inspiration to the future.

you can graduate. you'll get there one day. >> reporter: a final lesson that before graduation comes appreciation. >> i'm so proud of you! >> they were always pushing me to do my best and never gave up on me. >> i love that. i know there are other schools across the nation that do this kind of thing. this is unique for this area. >> it is, and the principal admits she borrowed the idea from another school, but why it's so unique for the city of manassas, because they only have one high school. all of these kids now feed into that one high school. you heard one say, they've been together 13 years. >> love that. >> it's a community down there. >> definitely you could feel the connection. >> for sure. >> great story jarng. and tom with a hot story line as your headline. >> yes. >> we could be going up there. the highs this year? >> we're not used to it. our first time dealing with big heat. when you're away from your tv, find out how hot with the nbc washington app. the nbc storm team 4 radar as well. we'll let you know what's going on if we

threatening us. that may not happen until this evening. between now and then, look at the hazy sky. you can tell, it looks humid. we have some humidity. we do have heat beginning to build, too, and the storm team 4 radar, the one shower half an hour ago out of washington count hey now dissipated, and the temperatures are jumping as that sun is jumping high in the sky. already in the mid and upper 70s around most of the region. reagan national at 72 on the cooler waters of the potomac. any breeze near the waters will be a bit cooler. get in your exercise. do it now between now and noontime. by noon, low to mid-80s, jumping into the upper 80s by 1:00 and the hottest period of the day between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. hovering in the low to mid-90s and it will be rather humid. your storm team 4 four-day forecast will have the heat a little bit lower on sunday. but still pretty hot. up around 90 degrees on sunday afternoon and a bit blustery,

gusting around 30 miles an hour bringing in drier air from the north and west. so hooped# humidity . lots of sunshine. low humidity in place monday. lots of sunshine. morning lows. cool low 60s afternoon highs reaching the mid-80s. getting into tuesday, might get afternoon storms. in fact, possibility of some severe storms so stay tuned with that. storm team 4 will be on top of that, let you know if there are watches or warnings on tuesday late afternoon as temperatures climb into the upper 80s. then on wednesday, should be sunshine in the morning, and maybe showers and thundershowers, not until late afternoon and evening wednesday. highs reaching mid-80s. thursday, maybe a morning shower or afternoon thundershower. a bit cooler, too. highs, upper 70s. towards the end of the week, on friday, sunshine is back and low humidity, too. looks like a pleasant day on friday with afternoon highs right around 80. extended outlook into next weekend, sunshine, highs in the

80s for next saturday and sunday. that's the way it looks. roped him down around his feet and i rode off like i would if i roped a cow or something by myself. >> a story you've got to see to believe. all right? rides into the walmart like a modern lone ranger, and up next, you'll meet this hero on horsebacknd the a

we are learning more about a deadly plane crash near los angeles. fire crews saying two people were onboard this small plane that crashed into an apartment building. it was on friday afternoon. all residents of the building have been accounted for. nobody on the ground was hurt. both the faa and the national transportation safety board will investigate. a philadelphia judge is ordering the public release of sealed documents that might reveal details about a sexual abuse claim against penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky dating back to 1976 and also may suggest what joe paterno may have known about it. multiple news agency asked for access to those documents. some information blacked out in regards to victims names. and taking town a suspected bike thief. we're serious. look at the pick color. he happened to have a rope with him. what we carry along with us all

robert is a champion bull rider, a rancher who saw a man trying to steal a bike outside of an oregon walmart store. so he did what anyone would do, he lassoed the guy. >> i don't know about good, but it worked today. it worked today. >> he held the man in the parking lot until police were able to get there. i thought that -- joking when he told me this. >> unbelievable. one try, i guess. >> i know. yeah. >> look, he got him. love that picture,too. all right. 9:26 your time now looking live outside at the washington monument. heading to the beach, you picked the right day. tom is updating this forecast with temperatures expected to be in the mid-90s. we'll tell you how soon we'll see a major change and more sun. plus a touching tribute to a high school custodian. how students are coming together to honor his memory. and she came home from the hospital, got a letter mourning her own death.

that mixup that caused a lot of confusion for a virginia woman. your time is 9:27 on this saturday.

the time now is 9:30 and here are the top stories we are following -- two men found dead in the woods near a hyattsville apartment complex. police say they suffered from some sort of trauma. no word, though, on any suspects. former "the voice" contestant christina g

died. she was shot and killed as she was signing autographs after a concert last night in florida. police are trying to figure out what motive for that shooting. if you wanted to cast your ballot in d.c.'s primary ahead of time, today is the last day for early voting. the primary is set for tuesday. 9:30. you are going to feel the heat today. that is for sure. welcome back to "news4 today." i'm david culver. >> and i'm angie goff. look at temperatures here. we've watched it all morning rise, rise, rise, only getting higher. meteorologist tom kierein is outside already soaking up vitamin d. hey, tom. >> yes. the air is soft and mild out here on this storm team 4 weather deck in northwest washington. quite a bit of haze in the air. notice the humidity increased and you can sort of feel it. this is going to be a hot summer day. our hottest day of the year so far. quite likely is on the way. in fact, by noontime, it's going to start to get into

range. low to mid-80s. by 3:00 it will be hitting the mid-90s. maybe around 4:00, might hit 95 degrees, and then by 6:00 p.m., back down to the low 90s. just a few clouds coming through, and only a very sligof afternoon. and a thunderstorm maybe not until later this evening, perhaps after sunset. maybe a brief thundershower ruling on through. big changes are on the way over the next serve deign seven days >> thanks. a memory of a woodbridge homicide victim. he was killed june 4th. detectives sas hi roommate shot him after an argument. candlelight service tonight at 8:00 at a restaurant on miniville road. the man who drowned in the potomac also will be remembered tonight. 62-year-old lawrence gray jr. died in a boating except.

remember him at brunswick high school in frederick county. there he worked as a custodian. time, 9:31. at today's home expo in d.c., mayor muriel bowser will hear recommend acheses from a group aimed at protecting affordable housing. the strike force is charged with developing an action plan to preserve the district's existing affordable housing covenant set to expire in the year 2020. those recommendations are being presented at 12:30, in a few hours, at the washington convention center in exhibit hall a. this as concern continues to grow. about just how many illegal apartments there are in the district. our nbc washington web team recently covered this story, and highlight add case from last year. two people were killed when a fire broke out in this unlicensed apartment building in north west. just yesterday the city launch add program that frees up millions of dollars to bring smaller buildings up to code.

>> the person had a single-family home, illegally converted into rental units. it will be a small multiunit, for a family, used in the conversion for the pilot to come up to our regulations. >> the loans don't have to be repaid right away. interest up positive 3%. one way to keep housing affo affordable in the district, says the mayor. and a man exposed himself in rockville and again last month. also in september. they think the man was spotted three straight days in late march in gaithersburg. show you pictures of the man who officers are looking for. police say every time he's been spotted he's been wearing a gray t shef-shirt and black shorts. and the

goodson. regarding the freddie gray killing, the medical examiner disputed her injuries were self-inflicted. the officer drivings van is charged with murder. on monday fellow officer william porter called to testify and compelled to testify against goodson. porter's trial ended in a hung jury. and graded on a new scale when they get back from summer break. the school board is considering raising grades for high schoolers so instead of a zero, the lowest grade a student can earn in the first three semesters would be 50%. officials are also considering aden an additional parent/teacher conference date to the calendar thinks this will get more parents engage and giving them feedback. that changel

he doesn't care who stole his medal. the olympic gold medalist just wants it mailed back to him no questions asked. joe jacobi won the medal in the barcelona games. someone stole the medal out of his car earlier this week. he stopped by news 4 and explained why it was in his car in the first place. >> this medal is meant to be shared, and i take it with me wherever i go so that people have that opportunity to touch it and hold it. >> so here's what's interesting -- police received and recovered everything else that was stolen from the car that day, including jacobi's laptop and1'çy other electronics you see there. he's created a website called stolen gold medal dotcom with details about where to send it promising he will not press charges. the presumptive republican presidential nominee is back on the attack. donald trump rallied with

claiming hillary clinton "hates" president obama. he did not use the teleprompter during his speech to the crowd at the richmond colosseum and had no problem taking multiple swipes at hillary clinton claims her government protections her from prosecution. >> she's petrified, because she doesn't want to go to jail. she doesn't want to go to jail. this system is rigged. >> well, he also repeatedly calmed senator elizabeth warren pocahontas. claims he was not racist during his speech. senator warren endorsed clinton this week. and angie, donald trump on hillary clinton's radar during her visit to d.c. clinton spoke to supporters at planned parenthood ahead of tuesday's democratic primary in the city focusing on trump's controversial comments about women. >> this is a man who has called women pigs, dogs, and disgusting animals. kind of hard to imagine counting op him to respect our fundamental rights.

>> senator elizabeth warren met with clinton at her home in d.c. yesterday. fueling speculation that warren may be considered as a running mate. clinton has not commented on that. and new concerns about super bacteria in the waters of rio. the danger in the lagoon that will host olympic athletes and thousands of tourists. may the sharing of warm memories strengthen your most treasured ties to her. >> so her hospital visit went just fine. at least she thought. coming up, you're going to see the letter that staff actually sent home to her that -- well, it took h by ers

welcome back. scientists found drug-resistant super bteria in rio ahead of the summer olympics and the study showed presence of mib

popular beaches and in a la boon hosting rowing and canoeing events in august. it can cause urine area and gas fro intental's infections and believe people could come in contact with micros until now limited to hospitals. >> speaking to hospitals, after a trip to one a virginia woman got shocks news in the mail. apparently, she was dead. 62-year-old marilyn mullens, lived near charlottesville says she was shocked when she got a note from a chaplain saying she had passed away. the hospital chaplain later called her to explain there was a technical error. she wasn't satisfied with that and asked to. see with someone higher up. the hospital issued a statement apologizing as well. someone apparently had checked deceased patient instead of discharged to home, when she left. >> wow. today at noon, you can help celebrate the opening of a new historic site, which is part of the

it is happening at the woodlawn visitor's center, featuring an 1892 barn and early 19th century carriage house. both restored to tell the stories of the underground railroad, quaker heritage and role of agriculture in the coun county. 9:41. neat shorts and lots of sunshine today. an update on the forecast with tom on what could be the hottest day of the year. plus, imagine local people in need, matching them with horse whose can give them a hand. a special local group needs your help. and if you need to get safely rid of documents, and make sure you protect your identity too, we have you covered. >> yes. we are live at the nbc 4 allstate community shred with how you can take part and clean ut your office.o

and now your storm team 4 forecast. good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. there's a look over the potomac river at this hour and those skies are looking pretty hazy. we have humidity hanging in the air. as a result, you can just sort of tell it's going to be a hot and humid day. air quality alert is in effect for the day ahead. just reduce your outdoor activity, drink plenty of water. wear sun block and if you do have a heart or

ailment, best idea, stay inside. i'm back with a look at the next seven days. big change on the way in a couple minutes. >> thanks. check in then. police hoping surveillance video will help track down a man they say follow add woman out of the new carrollton metro station and into an office building where he sexually assaulted her. this happened in the middle of the morning commute on thursday. the alleged attacker wore a red jacket with a distinctive red cross on the back and appears to walk with a limp, as you can see in that video right there. if you know that man, if you recognize him, police want to hear from you. nbc 4 is proud to have many partners in our campaign to shine a light on the issue of mental health. one of those organizations is mental healthamerica, and it wrapped up its annual conference friday in alexandria. it is a leading community-based nonprofit dedicated to promoting the overall mental health of all americans and also addressing the needs of those living with mental illness. i was able to take part in

like changing minds, our nbc 4 initiative, which is dedicated to raising awareness about mental illness, and families affected by it. the conversation was great, it was focused on how we report on mental health issues which is a conversation that we've seen evolve over the last couple years. >> a huge issue. i think "changing minds" is one of the most rewarding programs i've been a part of here. incredible the people you meet and how widespread. >> diagnosis, screening and access to care, biggest thing, and wonderful resources on our nbc washington app. and 9:46 your time. helping declutary bit. part of the nbc 4 allstate community shred. >> right. just shred it! today you can head to the rockville campus of montgomery college, get your personal documents shredded for free. this morning we are joined by allstate agent jason williams and angela pickwick from montgomery college. thanks for joining us.

having us. >> and jason, while we have you, wondering, why is this such a big doll for allstate to be a part of? >> because allstate really helps our community protect from identity theft and that first step is really shredding those documents that people can get personal information on. so we really strive to get those things shredded as soon as possible. >> and how has turnout been so far? i know the weather is definit y ly by your side. still encourages people to come down, right? >> absolutely. yes. we're encouraging people to come down from 8:00 to 11:00. plenty of cars are still here. a lot of traffic. come out and join us. >> and wondering what does this mean for montgomery college? >> well, the college is always very excited to be partnering with our county recycle partners as well as allstate, shred it and nbc 4. we try to teach our students good values and t

so this is an opportunity to practice this1%ñ sustainability. so we are the community college for this area, and we try to do the best that we can to help serve the community by not only protecti protecting identity with this event and also recycling. >> glad to partner with you both. thanks for joining us and good luck out there. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> all right. a reminder to be in line before 11:00 if you have documents to shred. time now, 9:48. today, not going to be just horsing around in loudon county. also raising money for local kids. need to see the flash mobs. this one raising money for a special organization. >> you can bring a dollar to benefit the sprout therapeutic riding center, which matches horses in special needs children. news 4 megan mcgrath reports from ashburn.

lover, and they'll tell you -- >> this is -- >> reporter: a special bond between a rider and a horse. >> just like that. >> reporter: perhaps nowhere more than here. >> hey! >> reporter: sprout therapeutic riding center in virginia. >> horses see us for who we are and accept us for who we are whether we have limitations or we don't. >> do you want to try the steps or the ramp? >> reporter: children with physical and cognitive disabilities are paired with horses. >> you're going to get yourself ready. get your reins on. >> they. >> reporter: learn to care for the animals. >> get your leg in. >> reporter: owen uses a wheelchair. >> my brakes are on. don't work that well. >> reporter: not when spirit around. with the help of a specialist, owen leaves the chair behind and sits in the saddle with confidence. it's not only fun, it's a form of physical therapy. >> we don't want one higher than the other. >> reporter: he must use his muscles and sense of balance. things that also come in handy

>> you have to, like, bend over and you have to work on your core, and that's what you need to do to get on your chair. >> reporter: and there's the freedom. >> you can take him places he could never go in his wheelchair. sometimes we go outside of the barn and they go around the field where he would never get to ride his wheelchair. >> that's it. >> reporter: he has been ryden pippen for more than a year now. >> now i'm less nervous. i'm not nervous. >> reporter: you know pippen and he knows you? >> yes. >> reporter: you know each other really well? >> push pippen's head away from you. >> reporter: how did you choose pippen? did pippen choose you? >> pippen chose me, basically. >> reporter: how did he do that? >> he walked over, basically. >> reporter: seems like a pretty special horse. >> he is. very special. >> reporter: very special indeed. in aldi, megan mcgrath, news 4.

you can catch the flash mob rock. out to justin timberlake's "can't stop the feeling" tonight happening at the one loudon center in ashburn. probably best to get their aaron 6:00 in the afternoon. >> all right. what a wonderful effort. talking about the heat today. it's pretty important stuff. because it's going to be hotter. we're not conditioned for the kind of weather and temperatures we'll be look at, not used to it. >> the hottest day of the year so far. normally 90 in may a couple of times, but he we are into mid-june and soaring into the low and mid-90s. you can sort of see it there in that picture. there's humidity hanging in the air around capitol hill. a live view from the capitol camera on this saturday morning. today you'll be comfortable in sleeveless with shorts and flip-flops. have the sunglasses, the sun block handy and also an umbrella ready. there is a slight chance of a thundershower if you're out maybe just in the early evening hours, if you're going t.

all clear. don't havegjuf÷ showers around. did have one little shower about a half hour ar so coming down the potomac river that dissipated and temperatures beginning to jump. into the mid to upper 70s. leesburg up to 79 already. near the waters, cooler in annapolis and national airport, at 72 as well. out baiking, hike, take a walk, still in the 70s through late morning. then jumping boo miinto mid-80s. and between 3:00 and 5:00, likely the hottest weather of the day. hovering in the low to mid-90s. storm team 4 four-day forecast, a nice break on the way after a small chance of an evening thundershower. tomorrow morning, mid-70s. sunshine tomorrow. wind gusting a bit, too. wind gusts around 30 miles an hour out of the north and west drawing in lower humidity during the day and still hot. afternoon highs around 90.

chance of afternoon storms tuesday through thursday and evening hour, morning should be dry. friday, sunshine. high near 80. that's the way it looks. >> thank you, tom. staying on top of breaking news. a singer from "the voice" has been killed while signing autographs. what investigators are revealing about the shooting outside of a concert.

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heading south this weekend, check this out. happening in norfolk. talking about harborfest. the 40th annual, kicked off friday with the traditional parade of sames. take a look at that fooch featuring tall ships, military, classic and wooden boats, much more. folks gathered along the harbor watching the ships sail the liz dea beth river. something new a flyboard demonstration on the river that continues all weekend. 9:56. four things you no ed to know. a former contestant on "the voice" is dead. christina grimmie shot and killed signing autographs after a concert last night in florida. police are still trying to figure out a motive. just learned the names of the two men found dead in the woods near a hyattsville apartment complex. an update to a story darcy brought us. jesus and roberto died from trauma to the upper body. no w o

case. last day to cast your early voting ballot for the democrat primary. prime day is tuesday. and lining the streets for the annual pride parade kicks off at 4:30 this afternoon at 22nd and p streets in north d.c. and hot out there, tom kierein. >> yes, indeed. respect the heat. low to mid-90s during the latter part of the afternoon. a slight chance of a thundershower into the evening hours. looking for something to do check out the nbc washington app. scene section, a lot of options. >> right. that does it for us here

♪ [ applause ] students from churchill. la plata. and st. albans meet today on "it's academic." hello everyone. i'm hillary howard. this is the opening round. you know how it works. each team begins with 100 points. ten up for a right answer, ten down for a wrong answer. the contestants in the studio don't see what you see on the screens at home. let's begin. are you ready? are you ready here to think about the letter