news4 midday" begins with breaking news. >> we have several crews at jba with reports of an active shooter. >> megan mcgrath is live along allentown road, by the malcolm grove facility where this all went down. megan? >> that's right. behind me here you can see that medical facility where this unfolded this morning, a lot of confusion here on joint base andrews a

base reported seeing people with long guns on campus, reported an active shooter situation. well, we now know that it was a misunderstanding. there was an active shooter drill that was scheduled for this morning inside that medical facility, it's been scheduled for some time, but obviously not everybody on base received word of that drill, including the person that placed that phone call. however, out of an abundance of caution until they sorted things out, the base was put on lockdown. so they had this drilled scheduled. but then got what they called a real world warning. out of an abundance of caution, they followed their protocols for an active shooter until they could sort things out and figure out exactly what happened. at about 10:30 this morning, that's when they realized the mistake, the all clear was given. we spoke to a man who worked on the base who said for a while there it was prty

scary. >> got to the front gate and immediately got turned around, they were searching every single vehicle. they said there was an active shooter drill at first and then they promptly changed it to an active shooter who is the real deal. they started getting people off base as quickly as possible. as soon as i got up to anywhere near the gate, police cars, back and forth and they just said everybody out. >> and you're taking a live look now. i can presume that these are personnel who were inside that malcolm grove medical center that were evacuated as all of this was occurring this morning. you can see everybody now very calmly walking back toward the building now that the all clear has been given. people sheltered in place, though, for quite a while as they had to sort all of this out. i spoke to one man who was inside his office here on the base and he said he got an alert saying there was a potential active

then they just all followed protocols. went to his office, locked the door, hunkered down and awaited additional word. he said they very trained in this sort of thing. he said a lot of information is given to those who work on the base for just such scenarios like this. but can you see now as people are starting to walk back toward this medical facility, things now getting back to normal here at joint base -- joint base andrews. but for a while there, it was pretty confusing. back to you all in the studio. erika. >> megan, mcgra aan mcgrath, th. >> as news broke, security upgrades, including 100% i.d. check at washin

tracee wilkins is outside the base. what are you hearing? >> we are standing by for a press conference. there's a bank of microphones to my right waiting for someone to come and explain to us exactly what happened and why there was an apparent breakdown in communication between the folks who handle security for base andrews and then also for prince georges police department as well. there are going to be definitely folks we hear from from here. still no word if we'll hear from anybody from joint base andrews. to point to how serious this was, there were folks who were not able to get on to the base while it was on lockdown. hear now from a lieutenant colonel i spoke to just outside of the base's fences.

we just have a report of an active shooter, just praying for my colleagues who are locked down behind closed doors at this point. >> reporter: you can see everyone taking this very seriously. i am joined by my colleague chris gordon who was on the scene when the news bre. talk about how this impacted people who were on the base. >> they were told to shelter in place. just about 9:00, they had this active shooter drill planned and then all of a sudden there was confusion because the public affair office from joint base andrews when news 4 contacted, they said we are absolutely treating this as if it is an active shooter, not a drill, not an exercise, but they said that. i called the prince georges county police department. they said we got an e-mail earlier that there would be an active shooter drill. we have not been asked for any assistance. also, prince georges county fi

assistance from them was requested and the only news that they were getting was from social media and from the news media. just minutes ago we saw two marine helicopters flying overhead, apparently bringing vice president biden to joint base andrews for what had been reported as a 12:00 flight that he was held at his residence on massachusetts avenue while this was going on. it appears there is the all clear and vice president biden is here as well. so that's the situation. the people on the base were sheltering in place and for about an hour and a half, all we got from the public affairs office was we are treating this like an active shooter situation. >> reporter: this is why we are anxious to hear from the public information office. we're hoping they are going to join us here at these

microphonmicr microphones to give us more of an explanation, how this confusion began and then what happened after that. reporting live, tracee wilkins. >> if that news conference does happen while we're on the air, we'll bring that to you. stay with us for frequent updates as we get new information from joint air force base andrews. >> and drones are not allowed anywhere in the capital and there is a radius around reagan international airport known as a drone-free zone. >> temperatures have climbed considerably. we were at a lot of spots down in the 50s earlier this morning. we're comfortably in the mid and upper 70s. 77 a popular number from washington, fredericksburg, also into the shenandoah valley, tempere

four things you need to know about the forecast. great weather for today. the humidity starts to come back overnight tonight into tomorrow. that will lead to a thunderstorm chance tomorrow afternoon and evening and unfortunately there's still another chance for rain coming our way on the fourth of july. more about that coming up with your extended forecast. next couple of hours, though, cloud gradually but slowly increasing. we'll take a closer look at the timing of today's rain chance coming up in a few more minutes. >> developing right now, d.c. police are investigating a murder on bladensburg road. police found a man with a a gunshot wound when they arrived. the man was rushed to the hospital but he died. police have not identified him. no word on a suspect or motive. >> a clash over what to name a public high school. >> reporter: a resolution is expected to be introduced at ni

j.e.b. stuart high school. it was last year when a student learned against stuart in a history class. she started garnishing support for a name change. supporters say the general's past represents racism which doesn't represent the values at the school. opponents of the change say it sets a dangerous precedent to change something just because you don't like its history. they also believe it might cost too much. reporting in fairfax county, megan fitzgerald, news 4. >> today is the last day you'll be able to transfer leftover money on a paper card to a smart trip card. you can make the transfer at the brown ticket machines at metro's stations. just tap your smart trip card on the machine, insert

card and tap your card again. >> developing a new warning about hundreds of thousands of cars with defective air bags that may be triggered by an even bigger to you than originally thought. it all has to do with the takata air bags. >> this is what's left of a honda civic. when the air bag explode, this teen-ager was killed. they are desperately trying to reach owners of older cars like these. >> literally flipping a coin in a crash, you don't know if you could end up having the shrapnel coming at you. >> nhtsa indicates there are 300,000 of these older cars on the road. some owners haven't followed up. >> i'm here for t a

service. >> new tests on the older cars found that when people drove them in hot, damp places like florida, along the gulf coast of texas and southern california, the inflateors malfunctioned, causing an explosion that isn't shrapnel flying. in lab tests, the inflaters ruptured, 50% of the time. >> of the 10 lives that have been lost, 8 have been from these vehicles. >> honda tells us they have been desperately trying to track down all of the owners were the older cars with millions of letters, automated text messages and even hiring private investigators to try to track them down. tracie potts, nbc news,

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we've got brand new developments, more of the people who were injured in the terror attack in istanbul have died. the death toll is 44 as of

that one american citizen was injured but not seriously. three people opened fire at the airport tuesday, then detonated suicide vests. two had made it beyond the initial security area. we've learned those attackers were from russia, ub ek stan and kurdistan. officials are saying isis may be responsible for the attack. no one has taken responsibility but officials say all signs point to isis. raid were conducted overnight and 22 people were arrested. >> changes are coming to the military too fast, that is what some say about transgender se

>> next week a federal judge will hear a case brought by a virginia republican delegate who says a state law requiring him to vote for department was unconstitutional. according to court filings, he believes voting for trump would violate his conscience. state officials have not responded to the lawsuit. >> and a group of donald trump supporters in hay market, virginia after their signs were vandalized. it started when the group put up a 4 foot by 8 foot sign with five u.s. flags on their property. the sign was tossed on the ground and then someone threw eggs on it. >> it's not meant to bother anybody. we're just giving out our opinion and somebody comes and just destroys it.

another sign and put it in the same spot. they say if it vandalized again, they'll put a bigger sign in its place. >> a ten of mile extension is a plan to reduce traffic john j t congestion. governor mcauliffe has asked for $200 million grant to put towards that project. >> vice president biden is participating in a meeting to fight cancer. >> i mean, this is -- there's a sense of urgency, and that's what excites me most about the

worldwide has been overwhelming. >> vice president says 14 million people who are diagnosed with cancer every year and that number is rising. >> in other news for your health this morning, new questions about those hand sanitizers that so many of us use. the fda is demanding how effective they are and whether they present a health risk. nbc's anne thompson reports how there's special concern for children and pregnant women. >> reporter: millions of times a a day americans reach for the pump, bottle or towelette, putting on hand sanitizer. now the fda wants manufacturers to prove these products are as safe and effective as they claim, the most popular promising to kill more than 99.99% of germs. >> the fda doesn't have the data to show whether they're safe or effect of and we think the fda needs that data before those

the consumer shelves. >> the fda is zeroing in on three active ingredients to see how much are absorbed through the skin and in particular the impact of long-term daily exposure on children and pregnant women. the agency also wants to know if bacteria could develop a resistance to one of the chemicals. however, the fda said there is currently no reason to take these products off the market. >> i think we need to keep using them. >> dr. shafter is an enthusiastic advocate. >> one of the greatest things is they're portable. i can't take my sink and so with me but i can take hand sanitizer. >> dr. len horowitz prefers the old fashioned method. >> it's better to use something than nothing. the old fashioned version is the best.

>> anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> the best of the best, both veterans and rookies of usa swimming showing what it takes to get to the olympics and to rio. >> plus the summer heat and humidity will not stay away forever. chuck is back after the break

a dozen counties across west virginia remain under a statement of

those communities work to assess the flooding damage. just yesterday the federal government approved a disaster aid package totaling ten counties. those that live there can apply for individual aid to cover housing or other needs. you can help the flood victims by heading to a police station in fairfax county this week. all local police stations have drop boxes where you can donate items like canned foods, cleaning supplies, bottled water. those items will be picked up on july 9th and isn't to communities affected by the flooding. >> and as we approach the holiday weekend, all people want to know about is whether the fireworks are going to be on. there's some uncertainty during those days. >> there's a pretty substantial chance for rain but not a lot of confidence yet. the computer models are going back and forth between rain and no rain. there's a pretty solid chance we'll have to deal with some rain on monday. we'll update ourr

needed and frequently between now and then. right now, though, there is nothing to complain about in the weather department. 77 degrees outside with a light east wind. those winds will come more and to the south with time today. that will eventually bring in more humidity. planning out the next two hours, sunny, 82 at 5:00 this afternoon. by 8:00, there may be a few showers out to our west in the shenandoah valley but dry here in the metro. by tonight turning my cloudy and humid in the sky. 85 down on the national mall. most of the suburbs in the low 80s. the weather impact on the day tomorrow will be moderate. that is because there's a chance of some stronger storms coming in tomorrow into mid, late afternoon, into the early hours. a chance of gusty winds and locally heavy rain. we'll watch that for you tomorrow as well. here's future weather. our best c

showers, this is at 5:00. things settle down overnight but the cloud will be on the increase, could have a sprinkle or two but the better chance for showers or a thunderstorm tomorrow, here's 4:00 in the afternoon, between 4:00 and 7:00. that will be our best chance to have a rumble or two of thunder around here. stronger storms possible tomorrow, high 89. lower humidity and milder weather saturday and sunday. we'll detail more with our forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, chuck. >> katie ladecci still going. smith starting to fade. >> ledecky's going to win! >> next up, the 100 meter qualifier tonight and tomorrow

saturday night. if she swims in all four of those events, it would be unprecedented. as jay gray shows us, ledecky isn't the only one making waves. >> reporter: with another dominating swim, michael phelps makes it official, punching his ticket to rio, the fifth time he'll be a part of team usa. >> i'm going for my fifth ympics. it's my last 200 fly on american soil, and it's my last race as a 30-year-old. >> reporter: phelps turns 31 on thursday, making him an elder statesman on this team filled with new kids on the blocks, the starting blocks, which in rio will include as many as 17 first-time olympians, including kathleen baker. >> hanging out with all my friends and get to go to the olympics, how awesome is that? >> pretty awesome for missy

olympic veteran on this team. >> a 21-year-old veteran. it's amazing. it's so special for me because i had the opportunity to be on the national team with a lot of the greats that i grew up with, with natalie, matt gravers and now the kid i grew up swimming with are making the team and i was lucky enough to get both side of it and now all my college friends are making it, it's so exciting. >> and i've learned a lot both in the pool and out of the pool here. so anything i can help these young guys with is something that i've been trying to do now. >> reporter: of course the primary focus for america's most decorated olympian andrguably the greatest swimmer ever is to make it back to the medal stand in rio, to make sure the new kids get a firsthand look at history. >> it's nice to see him thinking about the next generation of olympic swimmers and mng

to them, too. >> absolutely. it's tremendous to see as a 21-year-old, as a 30/31-year-old now with his birthday, they're seen as the veterans on this team. >> joint base andrews is slowly getting back to normal aftea securir ty

back to our extended coverage now. the breaking news at joint base andrews. >> the facility was on lockdown for hours this morning after reports of an active shooter. that was not the case. megan mcgrath live along allentown road outside the medical facility. megan, what are you learning at this hour? >> well, we can tell you that the lockdown situation at joint base andrews is over, things returning to normal with the exception, they say, of an ongoing investigation inside the malcolm grove medical center. this is where the call came in about an active shooter this morning. we now know that that was a misunderstanding that there never was an active shooter. in the last hour we have seen people going in and out of that building, appearing to do normal business inside. now, this all began to unfol

there was an active shooter drill planned for 9:00 this morning inside the malcolm grove medical center. that is when people with guns, people did not know about the drill and many on base knew about the drill but in an abundance of caution, because of this phone call, they declared an active situation here. they asked employees to go on lockdown, to shelter in place and that's what folks did. we talked to one gentleman who was inside, he received an alert saying to shelter in place. he locked the door to his office, he hunkered down and awaited word. then we saw police activity all around the base and in the area around the mall come grow medical center. that continued for some time. people were turned around at the base while they

was happening. eventually we did learn, got the word this was simply a misunderstands, that someone had not heard about this drill and mistook the people with guns for a real threat. so at this point everything returning back to normal but some pretty chaotic moments here this morning. back to you all. >> i'm pat lawson muse at the live desk. we are expecting rain on monday and we're just learning that that could postpone the main event. news4's mark seagraves is tweeting that they are considering moving the fireworks from monday the 4th to the 5th if there is a threat of storms. the fireworks are scheduled to start just after 9:00 on monday night. we'll see what happens. you may remember that bad weather

blossom fireworks back in april. that also was unprecedented. . >> two d.c. parents say they won't be able to trust a day care worker ever again. look at demarco's head. he came home with a bald spot. his parents were told another child ripped out his hair but surveillance video showed it was a day care worker. >> it was disturbing. all i could do was get upset and just cry. >> her excuse was she was irritated. kids will irritate you. he irritates me but you're not going to see me rip -- i'm not going to do nothing of that nature. >> the day care worker now faces child cruelty charges. >> miles laboy played football at whittenberg university. he was with four other students when their

road and overturned. the other students are expected to recover. the crash remains under investigation. >> tempers flared at a community meeting last night in capitol hill. residents told the police chief they are they had up with the violence on their streets and the response from d.c. police. >> police come around and make them move from one corner to the next and they come right back. >> neighbors also raised concerns about repeat offenders. the police have identified 50 people who they arrested who all together have been arrested 800 times. >> a pregnant woman said she was denied access to the rest room at the metro and ended up getting sick. >> let call this the great metro bathroom debate.

shady grove station last week, asking to use a rest room, a rest room she had used a couple of times before, she was all of a sudden told she could no longer use that rest room. here's the kicker, this woman is five months pregnant. >> unfortunately, i ended up having an accident and got so upset and was embarrassed and got sick on myself and had to go home. >> reporter: she filed a customer complaint and when she got no action, so she called us. and she said once he saw the station manager, it was much different. >> he immediately got up, unlocked the bathroom and said channel 4 already called us. >> right now montana wildlife officials are looking for a grizzly bear that's responsible for killing a 38-year-old man. the local sheriff's office says

the trails near glacier national park. they apparently scared the bear. he knocked one man off his bike and killed him. the other rider was able to get away unharmed. >> fireworks are fun for the family. this holiday, you might want to rethink taking the family pet to the celebration. the national humane society says fireworks can pose a risk to pets because the fireworks will scare them. some will run away and get lost. the key is to keep them at home and pull the curtains. >> make sure all your doors and windows are closed and securely locked. animals have been known to push through screens even when they wouldn't normally do that because they're frightened by the noise and light. >> make sure your pets are wearing an i.d. tag, even cats that, don't normally go

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these little roller coaster issues are starting to happen a little too often. scary moments for folks in oklahoma after that coaster scald a hundred feet above ground for more than an hour. this was at frontier city park on wednesday. emergency crews were able to evacuate the passengers from the car. most on board were children. there was only one adult riding at the time. >> chuck is joining us now. >> i would not want to have to climb down along the steps along the inside either. >> how are things looking now? >> so far so good now, erika. the real concerns are for the second half and on monday.

than anything else, though we could have a few showers to the west. now clouds and humidity increase tonight so tomorrow morning will be noticeably muggier than it was outside this morning. by 7:00 tomorrow, a 50% chance for thunderstorms across the area and it will be a warm one. if you're thinking about the beaches this weekend, saturday, sunday and the fourth pretty good. saturday highs near the 80s, sunday warm and monday a 30% chance of showers. if you're going to go down there, i can't give you the all guaranteed, all dry weekend. sunshine for most of us today. 30% chance for a shower in the shenandoah today, tomorrow a 50% chance of showers. and at the beaches, our saturday and sunday look very nice. for the fireworks, we are tracking at least a chance f

seagraves reports if there were to be a need to cancel the fireworks, they would be shown on the 5th, not on the 3rd. storms possibly moving in. it will not be a hot fourth of july. evening temperatures in the 70s. once we get past the fourth, lingering showers and more summertime heat comes in. temperatures will be back up into the 90s. we've only had five so far and we may string four, five in a row coming up. a major change coming to a popular beauty pageant. >> and

well, july is the month to catch blackberries at their peak in the shenandoah national park. a celebration is in the works to spotlight that fruit. it's called blackberry delight in shenandoah national park. joining us, helen morton from the skyland report and bartender jerry dothenmeyer. >> blackberry delight has been going on about seven years now. it's all about blackberries. you can pick those and take

the park. we've themed the whole month around blackberries. july 23rd is the actual blackberry event, it's from 10 to 5 and open to any park visitor that comes through. >> you brought some examples. this event is going to feature everything blackbrerries -- >> we have blackberry cobbler, we have our signature -- >> blackberry ice cream pie. >> that is served daily in the restaurants -- >> brian! >> we'll let you sample that. >> is it more ice cream or more pie? >> it's ice cream, graham crack are crust, ice cream, topped with meringue and drizzled with syrup and you can get your blackberry syrup and make your vinaigrette dressing.

because we have a whole blackberry package. >> stay for the night, that might be a good idea. that's where we bring in jerry. you're going to make some drinks for us. i know you were a part-time park rangers. >> i was. >> talk about what's so special about shenandoah national park. >> it's is a great spot, about two hours from d.c. shenandoah is a great place to come. >> it's a beautiful place. so many great scenes there. look at that overlook. you can't beat that. let's talk about the drinks that you're going to make for us today, you're going to blend something, right? >> yes, we're going to blend something. this is our blackberry

>> call it moonshine. we add a half an ounce of rum and we're going to -- i should have poured this -- we shouldn't have put it in there yet. excuse me. we're going to put that in a glass actually. and then we're going to fill the glass with ice. >> i'll open some of these up. >> they should all be open. we have it all prepared. >> sounds a little strong. >> whatever is left, the liquid comes up to here. we're going to fill that up with blackberry sir ryrusyrup. >> fantastic. >> everything you see here is all locally sourced from the area. >> you can top it off with a sweet and source mix. >> show folks what's going on in the glass here. >> thank you for your help. >> and then i just treat this like a shot. >> no, no, not yet. hold your

no pie for you. >> it's not friday yet, my friend. >> it's 5:00 somewhere. >> yes, exactly. >> you got it? >> not yet. >> all right. >> there we go. >> technical difficulties. >> getting all that done, we're going to put this in. >> and then we're going to blend this and we get sort of what we know as a frappe, right? >> yes. >> and this is a signature drink? >> so we're going turn the blender on here. we're just about out of time. this event, blackberry delight is on july 23rd at shenandoah national park. is there a cost? >> only the entrance fee to get into the park but none after that. >> we'll let you blend that. i'm going to sample it after the show. maybe before the show. we'll see what happens. >> erika, i'll send it back to you and we'll taste this. >> all

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we are just getting some new information from joint base andrews about that active shooter investigation this morning that turned out to be a misunderstanding. officials there saying there was an active

morning at around the same time that was starting, someone misidentified a member of the security forces emergency services team who was conducting a routine inspection of the facility. that's when everyone was told to shelter in place. at this point we are waiting for a new conference possibly with officials from the base to happen. you can watch that on the nbc washington app when it happens. >> hour first lady is promoting women's education around the world. she's in spain right now, a third country in her three-nation tour connected to her let girls learn initiative. after landing in madrid this morning, the first lady spoke about how hard it is for so many girls to get an education. she said she hopes spain will help inspire women to get an education. >> and bathing suits are out in the miss teen

the physical fitness of the young women. >> this morning will disappoint cookie dough lovers. the fda says you should not eat raw cookie dough or batter of any kind because of an outbreak of e. coli and should not use it bake cookies. it was because of a general mills flour contamination. >> jillian has always felt at home at san francisco state university. you could say she was born to be here. in 1984 jillian made headlines. >> dorm baby doing well. >> reporter: she was known as the baby in the box, discovered by students in a dorm

room abandoned but hardly unwanted. >> when i read the story, my heart just started beating. i immediately sensed that this baby might actually become ours. >> reporter: helena and sam read jillian's story. she was the gift they had been praying for. >> it was just, you know, love at first sight. >> we were just touched by fate in a very, very special way. >> reporter: baby jane doe became baby jillian, who 16 years later would learn the circumstances behind her birth. >> when you're adopted, you'll always have question marks more than periods. to find out that you were abandoned at birth is a little bit harder to understand. >> reporter: as jillian searched for her biological parents, she also looked for the students that helped save her 31 years ago. >> it's so good to see you. >> ester, a pediatric nurse, named her own daughter after jillian,at

together again. >> i almost feel like she is my first daughter. i have two jillians now. >> reporter: jillian would soon decide to enroll and the place where she was born is where she'll graduate with. jillian, the baby left behind and now the woman with so much ahead of her. >> a stunning piece. >> beautiful story. wish her the best. let's turn to chuck now and get one more look at our forecast. chuck? >> nothing to complain about weatherwise. we're climbing into the upper 70s to nearly 80 degrees. 79 in fredericksburg and lebu

severe weather risk but any time we have the rumble of thunder at the tail end of friday, the earlier can you leave town the better tomorrow. saturday and sunday beautiful weather returns, lower humidity for saturday and sunday after a humid day tomorrow and then unfortunately for monday there is at least a chance for rain showers moving back into the picture. but there you can see no more 90s in the next five days. that's excellent news. beyond that it looks like higher heat and humidity will build in for the second part of next week. weather down at the beaches will also be very nice this weekend with a little chance for a shower down there sunday and monday. if you're planning on laying out in the sand chthis weekend, the weather will be very cooperative. >> thank you for joining us. we're back

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