now on news 4 today, hundreds dead, even more hurt in baghdad. the bombings that devastated a market and the terror group claiming responsibility. you are going to need your raincoat for the rest of the long weekend. storm team 4 tracking when showers will impact your travel plans for fireworks and parades. a crash knocked out power, flipped a car and landed the driver in the hospital. the dangerous situation at a busy intersection. but first, yeah, we've been dealing with the rain here and there and it's going to be a major factor for the rest of the holiday weekend. good sunday morning. hope you are having a good one. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm molette green in for angie goff. rain ando

two days for the fourth of july. the cookouts, the fireworks. >> yes. >> and we're looking to one person. >> no pressure. >> yeah! >> zero pressure. >> lauryn ricketts, what you got now? >> zero pressure. i've been looking at models after models, all the information i can gather to really nail down this forecast for tomorrow. it's a difficult one but i think we had a little grasp on it. we'll be back tonight to hammer out any other details. it's a little chilly. temperatures in the 70s. we're seeing few showers to the south of us. planning the next couple of hours, 12 hours or so, light showers are south, moving out of here, some sunny breaks as we continue into the afternoon, maybe an isolated shower as we go into the evening, but other than that, just clouds, fog overnight, setting us up for rain for tomorrow. we'll time it out coming up. >> thank you, very much,

developing overseas, 167 people are dead and 185 injured in two bomb attacks in baghdad. a mini bus targeted a shopping mall and restaurant. it happened as families and young people were out in the streets after breaking their daylight fast after the holiday ramadan. they are looking for clues and the master minds for attacks on an restaurant. 22 people were killed. among those killed, threes students with ties to american college. two attended emory university. another at berkley. the state department confirmed a u.s. citizen was attacked. no identity was released. isis claimed responsibility there. turning now to a developing story in montgomery county, power should be restored in gaithersburg after a car crashed into a power

morning. one person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. if you are looking for something to do later today, you can eastbound -- enjoy the rehearsal for the capitol fourth concert. it's happening at 8:00 p.m. on the west side of the u.s. capitol. we have more on what you need to know about the festivitiefestiv. >> as you see behind me the stage is set up and every now and then we hear some music and sounds of the mike checks, the sound checks that are going on here. the big events are all tomorrow and it starts with that fourth of july parade. that parade actually begins at 11:4/545. access to the mall starts at 10. the parade is going to run to 7th to 17th street along constitution avenue. you're asked to get there early to get through checkpoints. things kick off with the concert and fireworks. that concert runs from 8:00 until 9:30 p.m. it's going to feature smokey

powell, and cast did i pope and yolanda adams. if it rains, friday will be the rain day. the decision will be made tomorrow. bring an umbrella because it may be drizzling just the same. good news for folks that choose metro to get to the events on the mall for the fourth of july. there's no track work. tomorrow, it opens at 7:00 in the morning and closes at midnight. trains are going to run on a saturday schedule until tuesday afternoon and ramp up to near rush hour. large coolers are not expected. expect detours around the national mall. meanwhile, the safe track work wraps up later day.

lines. there's no safe track work tomorrow. take a look at your screen. it's going to pick back up on tuesday. in northern virginia. service will shut down between reagan national airport and braddock road. on the blue and yellow lines. it will shut down for a week. the city of laurel celebrated the fourth of july last night. the fireworks show and parade went off without a hitch. saturday's perfect weather made for a great show, and just may have been the best chance for you to see those fireworks this holiday weekend. after the latest round of terror attacks, authorities here are on high alert for the fourth of july.

they are keeping the country safe. >> reporter: the nation's largest cities and airports are heavily guarded by armed officers. >> it's more secure. it feels good to know that there's someone watching and looking out for us. >> reporter: trained canines at l.a.x. where there's a record number of travelers this week. >> we flew early morning to beat the rush. >> authorities will be in and out of uniform. >> you'll have behavior detection people that will be in this area. you'll see local law enforcement working with dhs for a presence out there and the airport police as well. >> reporter: at jfk airport in new york, travelers say they are not afraid. this isn't stopping you? >> it is not. we live with the world as it is today and live with the risks and what happens, so we go about our living and live our lives and travel and do what we do. >> reporter: while many are focused on terrorism in the sky, the real threat may be in the car, july 4th being one of the deadliest days on the road. packed highways, like this one in florida, a bus and a truck collided.

25 more. the tallahassee democrat capturing the aftermath. >> i've never seen anything of this magnitude, especially this number of fatalities. >> on the road or in the air, a call for cautious and security as we remember our freedom. >> morgan radford reporting. the fbi interviewed hillary clinton for more than three hours saturday about her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. in an exclusive interview on msnbc with chuck todd, clinton discussed the interview and reiterated that she did nothing wrong. >> i never received nor sent any material that was marked classified, and there is a process for the review of material before it is released to the public, and there were decisions made that material should be classified. i do call that retroactively classifying.

clinton said she had no knowledge of a timeline for the review to be completed. donald trump weighed in. tweeting, it is impossible for the fbi not to recommend criminal charge against clinton. what she did was wrong. >> you can watch more of hillary clinton's interview with chuck todd on "meet the press." chuck is also going to have an exclusive interview with labor secretary thomas perez who is rumored to be on clinton's short list for vice president. grab your umbrella, your raincoat, maybe some fuzzy socks, -- lauryn is updating your forecast. a wild chase and it went on and on as the people on this atv actually taunted the police. see what happened as this chase came to a close.

he'stoning officers. he's taunting the officers, waving at the officer, going come on, stop us and they can't. >> wild scene in los angeles as police chase two men on an atv, at one point during the chase, they tease the officers there, blowing through red lights. ultimately it ends as most do. they eventually did surrender and were taken into custody. right now, five homes are burned and three fires are injured after a fast-moving brush fire broke out on a san bernardino hillside. it burned ten acres before firefighters were able to get it under control. one person was treated for smoke inhalation. the cause is still under investigation. about 6,000 acres of land in hawaii burned saturday that's because of a brush fire that broke out. the fire forced roads to close and wipe widespread outages and it also came with high

several people had to be airlifted out of the path of a fire. they were hiking on trails when it was all going on. the rains here in our area dampening a lot of our fourth of july plans. lauryn is tracking the limited time we'll be able to grill and eat outside, adam. >> she's a pretty important person in this whole holiday weekend forecast. and a grandmother is trying to break a world record. stick around for that one.

well, it might not be the best pool day out there, but if you are grilling out on this sunday before fourth of july, not looking too bad. i mean, we have the cloud cover. we're going to break for a few break of sunshine. mostly dry. chance of isolated showers, small chance of isolated showers rolling through this afternoon. better chance of showers tomorrow as we've been talking about. of course, we'll time it out for you and let you know how to plan your fourth of july coming up. hillary clinton on the defense after meeting with the fbi yesterday about her ongoing email investigation. >> moderator of meet the press chuck todd talked exclusively with clinton on the phone yesterday. what did they have to say?

>> assignment she wanted to answer a response with a chance meeting, i put chance in quotes because most people think there is no chance. i'm surprised she's more defensive of him. there were members of her campaign who were very upset and believe he should have known better or somebody traveling with him should have known better. >> serious damage control here. we're just a few weeks from the convention, i mean, she's trying to wrap this thing up and -- >> nobody is going to believe exoneration. there are going to be people -- if they -- she gets exonerated. you talk to experts here, it's more likely that she does than she doesn't, ifu

history of these cases, they end up no charges are filed. she wouldn't be some sort of special category. >> the damage is done. the cloud doesn't go away. the trust issue isn't going away for her. yes, she running against trump and trump is viewed more trustworthy than she is, she's got a problem. >> and the bill side of this, he's like a wild card in this whole thing. >> at what point does that -- does she need to address what's his role going to be? >> we've never seen it before. >> him walking around, rogue bill, he could cause little problems like this all the time. >> and quickly on the donald trump front, his v.p. pick, top guy, looking like chris christie but is that going to play well over the -- the -- across the country? >> who knows. i think what trump needs, he condition get. you know, there are some running mate picks that on paper would be more ideal, but those folks don't want to be considered. i think the short list is really

gingrich, chris christie and mike pence, the indiana governor who he met and had a face-to-face with yesterday. he needs somebody -- i think he wants somebody he can trust but he's also looking for somebody that social conservatives will be comfortable with. pence and gingrich, this is a gut decision. anybody who thinks they are know, if you are not named trump, you don't know. >> great. >> chuck, thanks for stopping by. you can see "meet the press" every sunday at 10:30 right after news 4 today. a local grandmother is using her love of tennis this holiday weekend to support the troops. >> bonnie is from reston, after months of training and preparing, this week, tennis is all she's been doing. >> and if she accomplish her goal, she will be a world record holder.

>> reporter: you may have heard of someone being called the world's best grandma, well, bonnie may be getting the official title this weekend. she's attempting to break the guinness book of world records of consecutive tennis singles matches. record right now is 36 in a row. she played in her first match on friday morning and plans on playing one after another continuously until monday morning, 72 straight hours, only a 5-minute break each hour. did i mention that she's 61 years old and she came prepared? >> i have all these goodies. i've brought with me a pillow and cushions so that if i need to or if i can have some time to, i can get some rest. pickle juice is one of the keys to keeping your stamina going. >> who needs gatorade? >> right. who needs gatorade when you have pickle juice.

help her raise $72,000 this weekend. all going to tennis thanks the troops. that's the inspiration. >> this is benefitting the military, and i'm thinking about all those people that i can draw inspiration from, from what they do, this doesn't even begin to compare to what they go through every single day. >> the level of play over the next 72 hours will vary. still, she doesn't expect to win many of these matches. the goal is to keep playing. right into the record books. at the montgomery tennis-plex. carol maloney, news 4 sports. go, bonnie! we've got smokey robinson, kenny loggins. >> highway to the danger zone. >> you were going to say it. >> we got to get this right

because -- >> they are down at the rehearsals. >> there's a lot of press there. it's going to be interesting how it plays out. yes, we're going to get rain tomorrow. the hardest thing is the timing. the heaviest rain is lifted north. we're looking at heavier rain through pennsylvania, north of the mason-dixon line. we've changed some of the totals we're going. probably a an inch. we have some thunderstorms but i don't think they are going to be completely widespread because we're going to be stabilized. we're definitely stabilized out there right now. we have clouds, temperatures in the 60s. cool. you might need a little jacket out there. definitely not good pool weather and definitely not looking like july 3rd. four things to know, isolated showers will possibly continue this afternoon. i'll give you a 15% chance you'll see it at your house. rains and storms on monday. nothing has changed. we're clearing this afternoon. if we don't get the fireworks in tomorrow night, we can get them in on tuesday ni

isolated chance of showers as we continue into the afternoon. here's our next round of rain moving through the midwest. if you are headed out to the nats game tonight, keep an eye on the sky, but i think we'll be all right. isolated showers. playing the reds. let's hope we get a win. we didn't get one last night. tomorrow, we have a gain at 11:35. we also have the capital parade tomorrow at 11:45. hopefully, we can get through. rain through the nortast could be heavy at times and we could thunderstorms in the afternoon, but by the evening we'll start to see more scattered in nature, a few showers around on tuesday morning before we clear out on tuesday night. ten-day forecast coming up in 10 minutes. bethesda's golden girl dominated. the latest accomplishment for katie ledecky, while the closest competitors were left in the deep end.

bethesda native, katie ledecky, have you heard of her? >> we love her. she dominated in the 8 hundred meter freestyle. >> at one point, it looked like she was in2÷ th herself. she finished nearly ten seconds before anybody else. her 8.32 seconds the third fastest ever in the event. >> even her start was not -- >> i'm just confident that no matter how the race shake out that i can get my hand to the wall. >> it's a

time. ledecky owns the top 11 spots for the women's freestyle 8 hundred meter. here are your 4 things to know. one person facing life-threatening injuries after a car crashed into a power pole in gaithersburg. that crash knocked out power in parts of the area. power should be fully restored. the death toll that's climbed to 167 in two bomb attacks in baghdad. 185 were injured. isis has claimed responsibility for one of the attacks. hillary clinton was interviewed by the fbi for over three hours yesterday for use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. clinton says she has no knowledge of a timeline for the review to be completed. preps for the fourth of july celebrations continue in the district. you can watch the capitol 4th reshers al tonight with smokey

>> let's go ahead and show you the ten-day forecast. we've got temperatures in the 70s today. tomorrow is a weather alert day. isolated showers for the most of the afternoon. most of it is will be dry. humidity creeping in tomorrow. we have showers continuing into the afternoon. tuesday morning, rain, and it will be clearing tuesday afternoon. >> that's it. "meet the rest" is coming next

this sunday, hillary clinton, e-mails, and the fbi. the fbi interviews clinton for three and a half hours about her e-mail server. this morning, her first interview since that meeting. >> i was eager to do it and i was pleased to have the opportunity to assist the department in bringing its review to a conclusion. plus bill clinton's tarmac meeting with the attorney general. >> both the attorney general and my husband have said they would not do it again. >> the latest examples were voters have trust issues with clinton. also terror in 2016. as attacks around the world become the new normal. isis becomes a bigger part of the presidential campaign. >> they have