that breaking news from the supreme court, we have team coverage of two major decisions released in the last hour. >> julie carey has the information and angie goff is following the restrictive texas law. we begin with the former virginia governor's case. after more than a year of appeals, the supreme court has weighed in on this. >> it appears that former virginia governor bob mcdonnell may be getting a new trial. julie

what does this mean? >> this was the last ruling to come down so we're still sorting through all of the details but the jury instructions in this case, the supreme court has ruled, were flawed in the way that official acts were flawed. bob mcdonnell will not have to report to prison to serve his two-year prison sentence today but it doesn't mean that he's completely clear yet. the justices found that the constitutional official act is too broad. that means that governor mcdonnell's conviction is overturned but it's going to be up to the u.s. attorney's office to decide if he will be retried. there's a challenge for the prosecutors because the supreme court ruled that what prosecutors maintain that mcdonnell did, bribes that they say he accepted, they completely ce

i just talked to nbc pete williams a short time ago and he said this supreme court ruling cuts the legs out from under the prosecutors. so we're still awaiting word from the u.s. attorney's office about what there next step will be in light of the court ruling. >> so it's possible that there could be a new trial, not a guarantee? >> it is possible but not a guarantee. so now the u.s. attorney's office is going to evaluate what the supreme court has said about what constitutes an official act. and again, in talking to pete williams and his years of wisdom in covering the court, he says the supreme court has essentially said that action has to be taken on something that's pending. of course, we know that former governor mcdonnell and his attorneys argued all along that he never did anything on behalf of businessman johnny williams, that he never did anything in return for the loans, the gifts and the money that he received. >> and if the u.s. attorney

new trial, is it over then? what happens after that? >> then this is over for former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and likely that will extend to his wife as well. >> what was my next question. her case closely followed his. so if he's retried, it would be likely that she might be? if he's exonerated, then we assume that might extend to her? >> exactly. her case has been in limbo. the court of appeals did not hear her case waiting to find out what happened with this. >> okay. we know you'll have complete coverage later on on news4 this afternoon. thank you for joining us, julie. >> thank you, julie. here at the live desk, following another big ruling for abortion rights advocates. let's look at the supreme court where earlier we saw a lot of supporters on both side of this issue

court struck down what was expected to be the toughest abortion law in the u.s. the justices voting 5-3 in favor of the texas clinic. the law rules that were previously passed resulted in more than 50% of the clinics in the state of texas closing down. now, there is a big impact here because there's a dozen other states with similar laws with strict regulations on how clinics are built and the doctors who work there, the practices and where they are admitted to perform surgical procedures. now, it is worth noting that last year in virginia, the state board of health delivered a big blow to abortion opponents, voting to reverse hospital rules for clinics under a campaign led by governor mcauliffe. that's the latest from the live

it's in the muggy 70s right now and lots of sunshine. don't have any rain in the metro area. off to the west, a few light sprinkles in the shenandoah valley and unfortunately here in southeast virginia where they had terrible showers. there won't be much rain there as it moves through there this morning. sprinkles may make its way across the blue ridge and southern frederick and maryland. a few sprinkles there. the counties in green, central and southern shen nan doe yeah valley, watch out for water there later today. >> tom, thank you. right now, heavy rain is coming to west virginia as flood victims salvage what is left of their homes. yards and roads are filled with mud and flash flood watches in 25

easier. 25 people have died. president obama has issued a federal disaster declaration for three counties allowing aid for temporary housing and repairs. we'll get an update from nbc's morgan radford at 11:30. a family now has to pick up what is left after their home was damaged in an intense fire. the house on harmon place in upper marlboro caught fire around 2:00. we don't know what started but we know that no one was injured. we have a call to prince george's county to get details about what happened. the search is on for a suspect accused of assaulting a special police officer. here's a photo of the man accused of stabbing a special police officer in southeast. it happened on saturday when someone notified the officer about a suspected thief. the officer confronted the man who then pulled out a knife, stabbed him and escaped. if you know who this is or have

call police. and this morning, maryland state police are investigating a hit-and-run that sent one person to the hospital. it happened on route 228 and greenwood drive in waldorf last night. ronald swerved his car to avoid hitting another car that made an unexpected u-turn. police say that the unidentified car sped off after the crash. cruise was air lifted and is in stable condition. there is another place for online buyers and sellers to meet up in fairfax county. it's called an exchange zone with the idea of keeping you safe. good morning. >> reporter: yes. we are at an exchange zone, the first of its kind, for online buyers and

business. here we are, there are two spaces designated for the exchange zones here at the sully district police station, clearly marked, you can see the warning about 24-hour surveillance on the sign. officers say if someone doesn't want to meet here, that should be a red flag to you about safety. >> they can pull in, it's under 24-hour video surveillance and conduct a transaction. no need to come inside. in the event of an emergency, they can call 911 or if they have a bad feeling, please just walk into the station and the officer can take that report and determine that everything is okay. >> reporter: and today is the official kickoff. this is a pilot program for fairfax county. what they are going to do is monitor this for the next few months. there's a lot of interest to put this in other police stations so th

molette green, news4, back to you. in the day ahead, d.c. mayor will officially raise the minimum wage bill into law. under the bill, tipped worker also see their wage rise from $5.50 an hour. it happens gradually by 2020 and increase with inflation after that. right now, we are keeping a close eye on wall street after friday's huge drop. stocks are falling again this morning. we're also watching a huge

a close call. a jet's engine catches fire moments after making an emergency landing. a passenger recorded this video as the wing was burning and it happened singapore. the pilot turned the plane around after the engine's oil warning message came on. once the plane landed, the engine fire started. no one on board was hurt. here at the live desk, a backlash with the dow jones average falling more than 300 points. as we take a look at the big board here, t

mid-morning, experts say the uk vote affected the stock market falling. elizabeth warren and hillary clinton are campaigning together today. warren is rumored to be on the short list of names to be her pick for vice president. >> reporter: in battleground ohio, a rally in cincinnati focused on the economy as hillary clinton airs this ad. >> the last thing we need is a volatile president. >> reporter: blasting

from great britain leaving the european union. >> bombastic comments in turbulent times can actually cause more turbulence. >> his success as an international businessman and a person who gets things done is one of the attractions of his candidacy. >> reporter: despite our "wall street journal" poll, clinton has a five-point lead and top republicans are becoming more comfortable that trump can win. >> they are beginning to ride the ship. it's a long time until november. >> reporter: today is the first time that elizabeth warren, an outspoken critic, joined the campaign trail. warren can help clinton with progressives there and so can bernie sanders. >> and if she does the right thing, i'm absolutely confident that the vast majority of my supporters will vote for her. >> reporter: sanders say he's concerned about the $15 minimum wage.

washington. meanwhile, virginia senator tim kaine is emerging as a top candidate to be clinton's top running mate. >> that might be my favorite description here, an exploding volcano of charisma, are these critiques or compliments to you? >> they are right. i am boring. but boring is the fastest demographic in this country. >> kaine also talked about guns, abortion and donald trump. eight children and two adults are all recovering after a frightening crash after a roller coaster plunged 20 feet to the ground in scotland. another scary element to this story, five years ago, the same rolleroa

leaving people stranded for eight hours. the pope says that gay people should not be discriminated against and should be respected. he also says the church should ask forgiveness for the way they have treated women and turned a blind eye to child labor. and as the pope calls for respect, members of the lgbt community around the country gathered to remember those killed in the massacre in orlando. as nbc's anne thompson reports, the largest crowds were in new york. >> reporter: a wave of emotion flooded the streets of manhattan from the edge of midtown to greenwich village. the largest gay pride parade ever. traditionally or tis stick and outrageous, this year it was something more. the anguish of the massacre at orlando's pulse nightclub two weeks ago still vivid.

silence, constant reminders of the 49 victims. >> we are here together to show that we love and love will overcome hate. >> reporter: pulse nightclub owner rode on the float cheered by people who said just being here was an act of defiance. >> standing here today, what are you telling the world? >> that we're not afraid. >> reporter: orlando united pride events around the world. on a boulevard in mexico city, pictures carried in chicago, a strong visible police presence in sacramento and events across the country. there was no specific threat here in new york city but police took no chances. they marched past the stonewall inn where a police raid ignited the gay rights movement. this weekend, president obama declared it a national monument. >> to be able to march down here in front of a national monument, it's

>> reporter: members of the police department wore rainbow flag. >> china is warning residents claiming the dalai lama has ulterior moments for meeting publicly with lady gaga. the two spoke out yesterday about violence. the dalai lama has advocated for a more self-governing tibet under chinese rule. this is hiv testing day. one in eight doesn't even know they have it and at least 3% of d.c. residents have hiv. you can find a testing site near you on our nbc washington app. four school systems will offer free breakfast and launch for any child under the age of 18 and it's part of the usda summer food service program. it's designed to make sure

nutritious meals when school isn't in session and in some cases they don't have to attend or participate in reduced lunches to get these meals. the school systems participating are fairfax and manassas park. we are back with a possibility of storms this afternoon. and the rio u.s. swim trials are under way. we'll check in with a local favorite and let you know how to watch. plus, bill and julie are bringing modern food to a d.c. restaurant. we sat d

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right now, an inmate is on the run. this man, donald little, escaped and he and two other inmates vanished into a swamp yesterday after crawling out a window. the other two inmates were recap purchased overnight. however, little is still on the loose. he was in jail for violating his probation. so far, no arrests after a huge fight broke out between white supremacists and an anti fascist group. at least seven people were stabbed. they are all expected to survive and happened on the steps in sacramento. the fight broke out between 30 members of the traditionalists worker party and 400

counterprotesters. a cameraman was also assaulted after they protesters said they didn't want cameras at the event. the erskine wildfire in california has killed two people and destroyed 300 buildings. officials are warning that the death toll could rise. they were able to rescue a kitten from the rubble. >> aren't they cute? >> it looks beat up but nice they were able to get it out. so it's warm and that's going to change? >> it's washington. it's summer. and here comes the humidity. it's sweeping back in as we speak. along with that, triggering a few showers, unfortunately, some thundershowers right there in southeastern virginia where they got the terrible flooding last week. that's now passing through

farther north, we have a few sprinkles in the shenandoah valley. don't have any flood issues here. however, all of these counties in green, central, southern shenandoah valley in effect through tonight. high water with 2 to 3 inches of rain coming through. the areas in color, the red and orange is where it may come down harder. it will be in the panhandle by 4:00 p.m. as it crosses the blue ridge and gets into culpepper, it begins to weaken quite a bit in the evening hours. by 9:00, it stays well to our south and weakening a lot. we'll stay dry in the immediate metro area. a small chance of a storm. but a greater chance area-wide tomorrow afrn

humid. lower humidity on wednesday, thursday and friday. fourth of july weekend, storms late on friday and then on sunday into the low 08s and a chance of some storms perhaps through midday and then it dries out just in time for the fourth of july sunshine returns. great for the picnics and parades and fireworks. highs in the mid-80s. >> looks good, tom. thank you. usa basketball unveiling its 12-man roster for the games in rio. the list highlighted by kevin durant and other key players include carmelo anthony, kyrie irving and klay thompson, draymond green and harrison barnes. the roster for the swimming team is coming together today. michael phelps and

and katie ledecky. she says she loves the competition and always has. >> that's what it is all about. it's about having fun. it's sports. it shouldn't be any different than a little 6-year-old trying to swim. it should be just as fun as it was then. >> ledecky will be competing in the 400-meter freestyle final tonight. watch that right here on nbc 4 at 8:00. >> it's going to be so exciting. >> she makes it look so easy. >> exactly. we'll get you caught up on two major supreme court rulings including a reaction to an abortion ruling. if you're planning to travel for the fourth of july, it could be a record breaker. the new numbers out on travelers and the low gas prices driving the trend.

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breaking news, into the live desk, a metro general manager just releasing a memo saying that metro will cut 500 jobs over the next several months. now, these are positions that, in his words, are, quote, no longer deemed critical but did not give specifics on the types of jobs. the cuts come as the transit agency continues to struggle and deal with ridership,

l last month, 20 people lost their jobs in what was called a realigning of management. >> angie, thank you. right now, former virginia governor bob mcdonnell could be facing a new trial after the supreme court overturned his bribery conviction. mcdonnell had been found guilty in 2014 of accepting more than 1 $165,000 in exchange for a dietary subpoe dietary supplement. in the decision, chief justice john roberts criticized the jury instructions at the trial as too broad. hillary clinton and terry mcauliffe are calling the supreme court ruling a

it would limit a woman's right to abortion. the national guard is on the ground right now in west virginia after flooding caused widespread damage and killed more than two dozen people and the president is clearing the way for more federal help for residents impacted. nbc's dylan dreyer has the latest on the cleanup efforts. >> reporter: across the state of west virginia this morning, the damage is plain to see. sections of roadway in clendenin collapsed by overwhelming floodwaters. this dairy queen completely destroyed. thousands remain without power as residents begin a long and expensive cleanup. >> somehow this didn't get dirty. >> reporter: the national weather service is calling it a thousand year event. massive frooding so powerful that cars and even homes were swept away. over the weekend, a controlled release

after rainfall caused lake water to rise 38 feet in one day. on sunday, president obama declared parts of the state a major disaster area, clearing the way for federal funds. and in the aftermath, 300 national guard troops have been deployed, many of them trudging through mud trying to salvage what is left. >> i don't know where to start. i just sit and cry. >> reporter: the storm leaving many residents shocked by the extent of the damage. >> it's hard. sometimes you just feel like giving up and quitting. >> reporter: but amid the devastation, signs of hope. >> you can give someone a hug, shoulder to lean on and food in their belly. >> reporter: members of several churches gathered and relief efforts are under way. >> many people asked me, preacher, where was god in this? he's right here. >> that was dylan dreyer reporting. a record number of you have

aaa is predicting just under 43 million people will be traveling, the agency's higher ever. last year the record was met, 42 million in the air and on the road. in our area alone, more than a million will travel. here's a good reason to hit the road. check out what one of our producers found this morning, gas for $1.93. she was at the wawa near fredericksburg. the national average is $2.30. that's a bargain there. more than 35 million people will be driving over the holiday weekend and many of you will be using a rental car. why you may want to double-check your reservations. >> reporter: certainly not all rental car agencies are created equal. and according to a new study,

>> a really lousy rental car can come close to ruining your vacation. >> reporter: consumer reports just looked into what cars you want and want to avoid when renting for vacation travel. they base their findings on comfort, reliability, performance and technology. >> keep in mind that not all cars have usb ports and some of the cheaper models may not even have bluetooth. >> reporter: they weighed in on name brand. >> you may get a car that has 50,000 miles on it. >> reporter: you probably don't need to spend the extra 20, $30 a day for coverage. >> oftentimes your own insurance policy will cover you. >> reporter:

a brewery in northern virginia has crafted a new beer in honor of a gainesville, virginia, officer who was killed. they recognized her and two other officers seriously injured when they responded to the scene in february. the beer released specifically for glenden is an amber ale called heart of alliance. on friday, there are five new laws in virginia, including background checks at gun shows and recognizing out-of-state handgun permits. people convicted of domestic violence won't be able to buy a gun. in maryland, the minimum wage is going up to $8.75. neighbors

planes at reagan national airport can voice their concerns tonight at terminal a. the meeting will focus specifically on flight patterns over alexandria and fairfax county. they made changes to the departure procedures for planes heading south. prescription drug prices are on the rise but there are steps that you can take to save money. and another change for pepsi. what is being added back into so of the company'mes

we're loving the weather. >> for sure. we like hot. not so much the humid but i'll take hot any day. >> we have a wonderful break for people coming here for the weekend. it was ideal for that. there's the view from the capitol camera. still looking pretty good.

although, there is summer haze hanging in the sky but the humidity has decreased. there is some downpours with thunder and lightning in the same zone. they have the terrible flooding. just a few days ago last week but they are not going to get as much rain from that as they did last week. getting a few sprinkles, panhandle of virginia and shenandoah valley, that's heading off to the east right now. the counties in green under the flash flood watch. shenandoah, 2 to 3 inches of rain may fall. low to mid-80s through the afternoon and getting more humid. you may be dodging thundershowers but that's south and west of the metro area. that's late this afternoon and this evening. tomorrow, hot and humid, near 90 degrees, and a greater chance of area-wide storms tomorrow afternoon and early evening. then, we

from the humidity for wednesday, thursday and friday. then, getting into the fourth of july weekend, we may get natural fireworks from some lightning on saturday. perhaps again on sunday. mainly, late saturday night into midday on sunday and then on the fourth of july after some storms around on sunday, we dry out just in time for all of the picnics and parades and fireworks shows. that's the way it looks. >> tom, thank you. in news4 your health, steroid use is up among teens. they are using it to improve their appearance rather than their performance. boys are at a higher risk for using steroids and girls are more likely to use nonprescription diet pills. pepsi is putting an artificial sweetener back in some of its diet drinks. aspartame was removed from the soft drink less than a year ago. the customers were dissatisfied

pepsi max is being reintroduced this fall as pepsi with zero sugar and will contain aspartame. diet pepsi does not contain the artificial sweetener. the new winner of the quicken loans national has an amazing story, a story of overcoming adversity. billy hurley just won tigers championship in bethesda. it was his first win on the pga tour. you may recall that name because hurley's father shot and killed himself last year. hurley said it was definitely on his mind. >> i thought about him this morning. kind of had to step away in the locker room by myself. but -- thankfully i was able to put that aside on the golf course and just play golf. >> billy hurley is a leesburg native and lives in

step forward personally and professionally. well, we'll tell you why a local city is being named the best place to retire. and look who is in our studio right now. bill and giuliana

a new italian restaurant is set to open in downtown washington and one of the owners is none other than giuliana rancic. they are

opening. congrats. >> thank you. we are so excited to be opening this restaurant, of course, from bethesda, very excited to be in my hometown. >> people don't know, went to high school here, university. >> you could not get rid of me for a long time there. yeah, i moved to l.a. about a week after i graduated from college. >> what's it like to be back for this new project? >> it's great. it's called rpm italian. it's right here in d.c. and it's thrilling. thrilling. >> we're in the mt. vernon area. it's 601 mass avenue and it is such a booming area. i mean, d.c. is such a great food town and that's what our restaurant is all about. it's all about great food, the freshest ingredients. we try to source as much as

scratch every single morning. we have more than 11 different ones on the menu. >> you tasted some of them. >> 2fhomemade does make a difference. you can taste the difference. >> you sure can. >> it's such a booming area. what did you want rpm to bring to the d.c. scene? >> we're a modern italian restaurant with traditional roots. so we have a lot of really fresh, new italian dishes but we have a lot of the classics. you can still come in and get your chicken parmesan. we have a fan favorite, and i think people in d.c. will love it. >> it's like a long, thick noodle. it's so good. >> and your parents' shop is still open. >> yes. i love giving shoutouts to my dad. he has a store in chevy chase. he has commercials.

>> you were in that. >> we're going to do one today. >> i got roped in to one today. >> we're going to shoot his knewest commercial. it's airing soon. so it's really sweet. >> you're a tv host, a mother, designer. people want to know, how do you fit all of this? >> it's the question i get the most. how do you balance it. so many women want the answer to that. especially now we're doing more than ever. the best way i do it is there are some days where work is going to need me most of the time, like 90% or 100%. and there are some days where family is going to need me. so you can't go in every day saying i'm going to give half to work and half to my family. there are some days that work is going to require more of you and some day family is going to require more of you and not to feel bad if you don't 50% here and 50% there. just know that it's okay and you'll make up for it on the weekend if you had to work -- you find ways to make up for it. >> and you're a breast

survivor. >> yes. >> tell me about how that experience has changed you. >> it's changed me in so many ways. i'm actually approaching five years, which is a big milestone, this september, of being cancer-free. and, you know, it made me a stronger person. so as much as it was a very tough experience, something i would never want to go through again, getting diagnosed, double mastectomy, i can't imagine who i would be today without going through that. i was able to take this negative situation and make a positive out of it. i started a charity for breast cancer where we grant women wishes with cancer called fab-u-wish. i wouldn't be the woman i am today and i think i'm better because of it. >> bill, i can't let you go. you are the original apprentice. >> i am. 13 years ago. >> wow. >> but in your experience, you've worked with donald trump, is he different than the person you see on the campaign trail than the person you workedh

life-changing experience and i always say there were 215,000 people who applied for that first season of "the apprentice" and i made it to the final 50 and then the final 16 and then i was on the show and i won it. it changed my life. it gave me an incredible opportunity. if it wasn't for that show, i wouldn't have met my wife giuliana. she was interviewing me for e! news. it's something that i will forever be grateful for. >> you're the one that people always remember. >> that was the best season. it was a great season. >> it was. >> 25 million people watched that finale, which is pretty incredible. >> i think it was the best season. i may be biased. you both have been very successful in your careers and wrote books about it. last parting advice for your fans, how you make it to the top, how you stay successful, stay grounded. >> i think for me, one of the best traits you can have is

agility. you've got to be able to adapt and react to what is happening around you. so many people fail because they have their blinders on and say this is what i've got to do and they don't divert from the plan. in the restaurant business, real estate business, you have to be able to adjust and react and make decisions quickly. >> for young people, say yes in your vocabulary, you can do anything. >> rpm italian opening on wednesday. makeress smake reservations now. beyonce wowed people at the awards last night. and the nationals are

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new this morning, arlington is the best place to retire. a report out this morning from bankrate.com considered nine criteria, including the cost of living, climate, crime and health care costs. arlington checked all of the boxes except cost of living. franklin, tennessee, west des moines, iowa, and scottsdale, arizona, rounded out the best five cities for folks retiring. well, if you regularly take prescription medication, you've probably felt the impact of rising prices. >> nearly a third of americans have seen a jump in costs in the last year. as nbc tom costello reports, it's now forcing some to make

>> reporter: shari never thought gardening could be risky but after suffering severe allergic reactions from bee stings and insect bites, doctors told her she should carry an epipen but she couldn't afford the $525 price tag. >> it's a crap shoot. do you spend the money and hope you don't need it or go without it and pray to god you don't need it? >> reporter: a new consumer reports survey has found 30% of americans have been hit with pharmaceutical price hikes in just the past year. up $63 on average, in some cases up $500, forcing some americans to cut corners. >> when they did fill their prescriptions -- and many times they didn't -- but when they did, they may not take the drug as it was prescribed for them. they shared medications and split pills when they shouldn't. >> reporter: the pharmaceutical industry tells nbc news there are many factors that may go into the price of a medicine,

well a drug works and whether it helps reduce other health care costs. the advice for patients, ask your doctor for the least expensive prescriptions. most patients don't. and compare prices at pharmacies and online. goodrx.com promises to save customers up to 80% on their meds. last fall, a new ceo suddenly raised the price of a life-saving drugs for aids and cancer patients by 5,000 percent from 13.50 to $750 per pill. >> we're not the first company to raise drug prices. >> martin shkreli was arrested on unrelated securities fraud cases and has parted ways with the company. as for the $525 epipen, mylan pharmaceutical offers payment plans for those who qualify and is "committed to working with customers and payers to meet their needs." but shari has decided to

without the epipen, making a potentially life and death decision based on dollars and cents. beyonce opened up with kendrick lamar and set social media on fire. ♪ everyone is talking about this. queen bee performed from her new album called "lemonade." tamron hall tweeting "song of the year." and perez hilton declares this was one of her best performances ever. and "beyonce is truly an incredible performer. the bar is high." she always outdoes herself. >> exactly. where do you go from here? >> always amazing. apparently up. >> that's good. hey, tom, is the

>> we'll make it into the mid-80s. storm team 4 radar showing sprinkles heading east and showers well south of the metro area in the green zones, a flood watch area through tonight. watch out for high water there. tomorrow, up near 90s. and a greater chance of area-wide storms drying out after that and a few storms starting off for the fourth of july weekend. >> thank you, tom. the national pet lose their winning streak. you can get a figurine featuring jayson werth and his great dane. the figurine is based on their last year's pet calendar which you're watching right here. the 20,000 fans will get the giveaway. the game starts at 7:05. >> that dog is big and jayson werth is a big guy. >> that's it

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