that's prince george's county off in the horizon. excellent visibility this morning. just a few wispy clouds. weather headlines, warm and comfortable through the morning hours and sunny, hot and dry during the afternoon. temperatures in the afternoon should be making it to the mid to upper 80s. still fairly comfortable with the low humidity in place. it's going to be getting more humid as we get into the evening hours but still rather warm through much of the evening. that humidity will begin to crank up as we get into the overnight hours. your pictures, i love this one taken by chrismilitze re: at the tidal basin. that was yesterday morning. in ten minutes, we'll have our next hour-by-hour forecast for the next send hours and let's check on an issue this morning on 66. things are slowing down. jack taylor in for

moll mollet. >> nothing in the way so far. you are just driving into some sunshine. just be careful if you are headed out early. you are going to be dealing with this. make sure you got the visor down. we have some delays earlier this morning out of hagserstown, the right now it's approaching the correspondence of south mountain. the residual delay. all travel lanes are open headed back toward myersville. back to you. >> we're seeing images like these all over the country. hundreds are protesting the deaths of black men at the hands of white police officers. news 4 angie goff is at the live desk. >> we have more video of chaos in

police clashed with protesters, people who were protesting against the police killings of two recent -- of two recent police killings of black men. this was actually later in the night and we learned that 50 people were arrested when they tried to block a highway. only seven of them were from the area. for the most part, police saying that the daytime protests in baton rouge remained peaceful, and then we want to take you to memphis, where the i-40 bridge is reopened. this is after a black lives matter protest that blocked traffic for up to 4 hours. the demonstrations were supposed to move through downtown but then took a turn when people started jumping barriers and blocked the bridge. no one was arrested and there were no injuries reported. protests in our area this weekend did not lead to any arrests. there were four different events in our area in response to the shootings yesterday.

at the african-american civil war memorial, members and supporters of black lives matter group rallied before marching. at r if. k stadium demonstrator addressed police protesters. demonstrators gathered at a local restaurant to discuss necessary political change. the president is back on u.s. soil this morning. he cut short a trip overseas to be in dallas for an interfaith memorial service tomorrow. his advisers are briefing him this morning on the latest developments. five law enforcement officers were killed thursday night in an ambush at a peaceful protest at the officer-involved deaths. several officers were hurt. two of the wounded are out of the hospital this morning. >> suspect micah johnson may have been planning a larger scale attack. federal agents searched his home yesterday. david brown said they found enough explosive material to

texas. chief brown says agents also found a journal where the suspect seemed to keep a record of practice bomb detonations. the. dallas community is recovering from last week's attacks from prayers and songs. ♪ ♪ >> hundreds of people went to sunday service to hear bishop t.d. jake's words after a difficult week. they gave a standing ovation. they saw pictures of all the lives lost last week. mayor mike rawlings was in the front row there. he challenged the group to face the controversies head on. >> obviously, race is a big issue.

the flag at the white house is at half-staff in memory of the officers killed in dallas. gun control advocates say enough is enough and they are calling on lawmakers to take action and they are going to be rallying here at the white house later on this morning. we the people for sensible gun laws will call on congress to reinstate the assault weapons ban. they also want a ban on high capacity ammunition magazines and they are calling for universal background checks. that group gathering here at the white house. the rally expected to begin at 11:00 this morning. back to you in the studio. 911 service is back up and running in montgomery county. it was out for almost four hours overnight which meant you could not call police or firefighters in an emergency. montgomery says there was an it issue which has now been resolved. whe

closest police or fire station and call them. if you still hear a busy signal, that's what you should do. we anticipate protests today over the death of a mentally ill woman in fairfax county. natasha mckenna died last february. deputies tasered her multiple times as they attempted to move her from a cell at the fair are -- fairfax detention center. advocacy group plans to deliver a petition to the sheriff this morning demanding she fire all six deputies involved. in the past, she said her deputies showed restraint with a combative inmate. the d.c. department of public works will begin picking up trash an hour earlier at 6 a.m. the early collection will continue through friday. you are asked to put your items out at 6:30 the night before to make sure they are collected. five more athletes have stamped their tickets to rio.

u.s. women's gymnastics team in the olympics. [ applause ] >> that's what champions do. >> gold medalist gab birk douglas and alley raisman made the team. simone biles will lead the team and will likely battle against douglas for the gold medial in the all around competition. >> for the past three years it's been a dream but once it comes true, you don't believe it. it's like a fairy tale and you have to keep going. >> there are some new faces. 16-year-old laurie hernandez and 19-year-old madison kocian also scored spots. >> interesting point by laurie hernandez. she will be the first hispanic female on the team since 2004. a few olympics since then. >> go team.

after a car goes out of control and plunges into the water. what we're learning about that accident that left two people dead. >> clear skies as you look out at the capital. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein tracking whether this break from the humidity will continue with hour-by-hour forecast. that's at 6:11. >> it's one of those things that parents struggle to get their kids to stop doing. we'll tellou why y

i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. it's cool and comfortable and not kbie et -- quiet though monday morning. the birds are chirping their little brains out this morning. here's your sky

the next six hours. lots of sunshine all throughout the morning. by noontime, sliding into the low 80s. by 1:00, we'll be in the mid 80s. lots of sunshine with low humidity throughout the day today. a look at when our next heat wave arrives with the storm team 4 exclusive ten-day outlook coming in ten minutes. jack taylor is with us now still looking at ien 70 from wtop. what's going on? >> we literally can't get out of the box on this. 70 east on hagerstown, the trouble spot was originally myersville. now the crash, 70 eastbound is just after 66 boonsboro. but beyond that headed back to 70 you are at the posted speed. outer look, georgetown road, left lane is blocked off. we're hearing of another crash top side near university bo

take it easy out there. back to you. today, fellow police officers could take the stand in the trial of lieutenant brian rice. the baltimore police officer is the highest-ranking officer to stand trial in the death of freddie gray. he died of a broken neck after riding in the back a police transport van last year. two police officers have been acquitted. one of them has been called to testify in the rice case. officer william porter could also take the stand. his trial ended in a hung jury. police have a man in custody charge in the murder of his estranged wife in oxon hill. 40-year-old daron odom turned himself in on sunday. he faces murder charges in the shooting death of jamila odom. they found the victim in a car with several gunshots. she was pronounced dead at the scene. robert crosby

this morning charged in the death of a 62-year-old woman. when police arrived on the seen, they found le niece frederick . cros was her neighbor. >> senseless. just shows us that as a community we have to be more vigilant as neighbors. >> police say the preliminary investigation shows the motive was robbery. police believe speed may have played a role in a deadly car crash. this car went off the road and plunged into the potomac river sunday morning. three people were in the car. a driver and another passenger died. police are hoping the survivor help them figure out what happened. the governor of texas will seen a burn speis

third degree burns. scalding water burned governor greg abbott last week. he isn't in a wheelchair because of the burns. he used one since a tree fell on him in 1984 paralyzing him below the waist. in the race for the white house now, donald trump will speak in virginia beach today. his campaign says he will talk about veterans reform. new jersey governor chris christ christie, a potential running mate has been invited to appear with trump at that event. with one week before the republican national convention happens, the rnc will begin a two-day meeting charge with crafting the party's platform and key values. bernie sanders and hillary clinton will campaign tomorrow in new hampshire. this is where clinton could get sanders endorsement. it comes after sanders got a number of

democratic party's platform over the week. today, volunteers and veterans will begin restoring cemetery grounds. more than 400 landscaping professionals around the country work on the grounds. most of the landscapers are veterans themselves. the event is beauty fieing the sir moan for 24 years. according to the freelance star, people in the fredericksburg area are upset after they received notices that train tracks could run through their properties. the high speed rail would run from d.c. to richmond. part of a larger plan to build train service that can compete with cars and planes all the way to florida. tonight's meeting starts at 6:30 at fredericksburg christian high school. a prince george's county landmark is getting new management today. you can find out more about the future of the fort washington marina. it is currently

resources. they are handing it over to the national park service this year. they are holding a public meeting tonight at the accokeek public library. a new study shows concussion rates on the rise for teenagers, doctors found a 60% increase in concussions among teenagers between 2011 -- 2007 and 2014. 10 to 14 years old saw the largest increase. the cause of the concussions are unknown although doctors say head injuries from sports and other physical activities are more likely the main drivers. researchers suggest that kids who suck their thumbs or bite their nails are better-protected from developing allergies to dust mites, grass and other allergens.

>> you bit your nails as a child. >> as an adult. i was hold before i stopped but i'm good now and no allergies. >> see, there you go! my oldest bites his nails. some special photos to show you of a new baby. this is mow list is a -- melissa mow lay's new baby girl. >> and the dog. >> norm. >> some of you have been asking where melissa has been and this is why she hasn't been with us for a little while. had he and her husband adopted a baby girl, barrett. a little cutie. she's home. taking lots of photos. melissa is back next month. no worries. just let her have some mommy time right now. >> such a beautiful family and we're wishing them all the best. >> it is 18, almost 19 after the hour now and tom kierein is stewarding the forecast this morning and we're liking it. >> yesterday was just perfect and we're going to ke

on this monday. another morning with low humidity, comfortable temperatures. you can have the windows open of all things. we'll take that in early to mid july. there's a live view from our storm team 4 restton camera zoomed in on dulles airport. the live camera showing excellent visibility. hardly any humidity in the air. as we look at temperatures cool and comfortable, dulles, it's only 63 degrees. nearby suburbs, prince george's, montgomery, fairfax counties in the low to mid 60s as well. right downtown near 70. upper 50s, shenandoah valley out in the mountains this morning for a july morning. that is certainly unusual. it's not going to last very long as we're going to have a heat wave on the way as we get into mid week. storm team 4 exclusive outlook, upper 80s afternoon highs. not humid. tro

afternoon story. we give him the greater chance on wednesday with storms. hottest days looking to be on thursday and friday. only a small chance of an afternoon storm each of those days, but haze, hot, and humid, highs mid 90s. into the weekend, saturday could get some afternoon storms, keep that in your plans. we might get interrupted by some storms in the afternoon, saturday. up near 90 sunday and some sunshine back and getting less humid. as we get into next week, we'll have more storms perhaps in the afternoons, but cooler with temperatures into the 80s. that's your storm team 4 exclusive ten-day outlook. jack taylor now at wtop, what's going on, jack? >> we're going to start with the bad news that's in maryland. good news for virginia, nothing is wrong.

the beltway the crash has only the right lane getting by. the crash on the outer loom at university boulevard, traffic only getting by in the left lane. route 66, toward the incident before south mountain, you'll find unfortunately only the right lane is getting by and authorities arrived on scene, you can see we've got literally, people walking on the roadway. police are there and what they are doing at this stage is again single right lane getting by. this is i-70 eastbound after haguerstown headed toward boonsbora. back to you. unlikely heroes. how a group of inmates was able to get free to help save the life of a guard. >> the unexpected illnes

a group of inmates breaking out of their cells to help a guard. take a look. the inmates noticed the armed guard loses consciousness. they start yelling, break out of their cell and banging on the door for help. turns out the guard was having a heart attack. the deputies rushed over and called 911. paramedics were able to help the guard. a rock star is in stable condition right now after he collapsed. aerosmith guitarist joe perry couldn't stay standingi

night. he ends up walk off the stage in the middle of the song. he collapsed after that. it's not clear how or why he was sick. he's in the hospital recovering. >> we're learning more about a dangerous situation on an airplane. 12 people were treated for carbon monoxide poiveng over the weekend. the passengers who were treated are supposed to be okay. however, everyone was quarantined for several hours. one passenger told nbc news people pretty much panicked. >> so everyone is just sitting here quarantined and they are not telling us anything and it's getting to the point where people -- tensions are running hot. >> that man recorded video of the confusion once the plane landed. investigators are still working to figure out where that carbon monoxide came from. >> it's now time to take a look. a perfect summer morning under way. we've

gleaming off the wilson bridge this morning. live view from our prince george's camera. 4 things to know in the weeks head coming up. chances are, if your kids are playing pokemon go, they are having a hard time getting them to put their phones away. we'll show you how some are using the game's popularity to prey on you. and i am tracking developments from out west where firefighters have been working through the night to contain the flames that had threatened thousands of

your time right now is 6:29. checking your top stories right now. dozens of people have been arrested across the country as protesters in several cities clash with police. you mayn

dialing 911 in montgomery county. a glitch at the county's dispatch center left people with a busy signal for nearly two hours overnight. >> and simone biles will lead the u.s. women's gymnastics in rio last month. gold medalist gabby douglas recovered from a shaky star to earn a spot as well. just past 6:30 on monday morning, the sun climbing higher in the sky. illuminating the washington monday yum, the jefferson memorial. a perfect summer morning under way. for things to know on the week ahead. it will be comfortable for this monday, but it will be turning much more humid during the day tomorrow. and our storm chances will be increasing mid week as we get especially into wednesday and then turning hotter. a heat wave coming toward the end of the week. hottest days may be thursday and friday. coming up next, weather and traffic on the ones at

your what to wear forecast for today and now looking at a problem on the beltway, wtop's jack taylor in for melissa moll mollet. >> the traffic in bethesda, they have got activity along the left side of the highway outer loop of the beltway at georgetown road. we also had some activity on that top side outer loop at university boulevard. the crash block the left lane. be careful on the scene. chopper 4 has been moving out of haguerstown. we find at this point the accident eastbound after 66, two right lanes are getting by. back to you. thank you, jack. today, the fairfax county man accused of killing his daughter will be in court. fairfax county police said he shot his daughter and son-in-law last month on beverly drive

annandale. an argument preceded the shooting. it led to a s.w.a.t. stand-off between the suspect and police. three children were inside the home at the time of the shooting. they were not heard. atlanta braves player hector olivera will be back in our area for his trial. he is charge with assault and battery. he is on leave from major league baseball. in a few hour, faith leaders will call on the d.c. council to change the city's paid leave benefits. if the proposal goes through, d.c. workers could take up to 16 weeks off with pay to care for a new baby or sick relative. it would be one of the most generation programs in the country. there are concerns about its costs. so far the plan is to tax employers to cover the expense. here at the live desk, we want to take you out west where wild fires continue to rage on in califo

first though, north of l.a. take a look. this is a brush fire that is 20% contained. this after 2,000 people were forced to evacuate. we know that many of them allowed to return to their houses now. now, out in colorado, these two campers aarrested in connection with another fire that's already destroyed 300 acres and taken some homes and buildings along with it. officials say that these two poor poorly extinguished a fire. there are dozens of homes still in the fire's path. montgomery college will host an active shooter response training. there will be two sessions. first begins at 9:00 am. participants will learn difference between shelter in place and lockdown. they will also a.l.i.c.e., ri

investigation. the harsh language over police and protesters needs to stop. that is what co-chair of the president's task force on community policing said over the weekend. the former philadelphia police commissioner and d.c. police chief was on "meet the press." charleds ramsey says it was to stay calm ahead of this month's republican and democratic national conventions. >> you've got two conventions coming up that are going to be challenging to handle. i don't think they are going to go without some incident taking place. it's unfortunate but that's not what -- you've got two too many people now with this extreme rhetoric and that's not good for anybody. >> ramsey went on to say that americans should strife toward living in communities that are both safe and give people a feeling of justice and fairness. the red cross in our area has issued an emergency call for blood. the organization says donations are dn

vacations and they have a significant shortage. to make an appointment, head to the nbc washington app and search red cross. and it's not every day you can see a fire truck go out open its first call ever. that was the first emergency call for burtonsville fire department brand-new fire truck. it was dedicated yesterday. the truck cost $1 million and took seven years to design and build. the popular smart phone game pokemon go was allegedly used to lure victims for an armed robbery. this happened outside st. louis over the week. the game sends participants to locations to collect various creatures. >> it may not just be as much as them using the location to find the individuals, but as well the inattention of the person's walking around staring at

phone. >> police caught up with the suspects and are looking at whether they are involved in similar robberies around st. louis. these kids have been connected to at least is 11 robberies. they don't know if this game is something they used in each of them though. the game just came out. >> these pokemon characters, the only one i know is pick achew, the yellow one, they are hidden in real life areas and you have to go on this app. it's a game in locations. you seek them out. >> or if you can read a book. >> or you can capture them. it's almost like a scavenger hunt i think. scary moments caught on camera. the plane plunges into water. you'll be greeted by pleasant temperatures as you step outside this morning. tom kierein is helping you to prepare for the day with your

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dramatic video of a plane crash. both people survived when it went down into a lake last week. the pilot and his nine-year-old daughter were hurt. they only had minor injuries. this happened near orlando, florida. the pilot reported engine problems after taking off. two fishermen recorded this video and called 911 and rushed in to help. time for weather and traffic on the ones. we're talking about a beautiful start to our day. hope it lasts. what should we expect, tom. >> it's starting off just

temperatures right now are just in the upper 50s. shenandoah valley and the mountain east of the blue ridge, across northern virginia, only in the low 60s. nearby suburbs in the maryland, mid 60s. in the bay, hovering around 70 degrees. what to wear for today, you need your sunglasses until sunset. you'll be comfortable in short sleeves and shorts later today. don't forget your sun block. you won't need your umbrella. a lack at our next storm chances and heat wave coming up in ten minutes. wtop jack taylor checking in. >> we're topside out are loop around georgetown road, longstanding accident. we believe everything is over to the right shoulder. your travel lanes are pretty much connected right now. to 95 toward the scene of this crash. delay there had been an accident near university boulevard. that was along the left side of the roadway. we hope and pray that has been moved over to the

i-70 out of hagerstown, very blow traffic. we've got accident activity still in the left lane back to you. another night of violence. what we're learning about the arrests made overnight after protesters clashed with police over the deaths of two african-american men. a live look at the city of dallas this morning where people remain in mourning. the new information about the man behind that police ambush and the ambitions he had beyond dallas. >> reporter: gun control advocates are calling on lawmakers to take action. a rally is planned later this morning in front of the white house. >> plus problems dialing 911 in montgomery county. a glitch at the county dispatch center left people with a busy

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we're working to get you up to the minute the minute you are up. we're tracking a number of arrests overnight as protesters take to the streets in a number of cities across the country, clashing with police. angie goff has more from the live desk but first on tom kierein has your out the door forecast. tom. >> it is a sumptuous summer morning a delicious day is on the way. look at our next storm chances and heat wave, when that is

prince george's county camera. i've got that ten day outlook coming up in a couple of minutes. dramatic video from baton rouge and around the country. police fighting with protesters after two black men were shot and killed by police officers. news 4 angie's goff is following the developments from the live desk. >> we have more new video of police clashing with protesters in louisiana. take a look. this was in baton rouge. this was sunday. you can see things there getting pretty physical up against that fence. for the most part, officials say the daytime demonstrations were peaceful, organized. still dozens of people were arrested. they noted that a lot of those arrests were people who did not live in the area. in memphis, a major bridge reopening. this after black lives matter protesters blo

hurt in that demonstration. back to you. thank you. it is 6:47. protests in our area this weekend did not lead to any arrests. there were four different events in our area in response to the shootings yesterday. supporters rallied before marching. freedom plaza, hundreds attended a prayer service at rfk stadium in southeast. in brookeland, community leaders gathered at a local restaurant to discuss necessary political change. the president is back in the u.s. today to address the tragedy in dallas. he will travel to that city tomorrow to speak at an inner faith memorial service. we expect him to meet with families of the victims. five law enforcement officers died last week in an assault during a peaceful protest of officer-invoe

new developments suggest that the suspect, micah johnson, may have been planking -- planning a larger scale attack. federal agents searched his home yesterday. dallas police chief david brown says they found enough explosive material to do widespread damage to north texas. chief brown says agents also found a journal where the suspect seemed to keep a record of practice bomb detonations. >> as investigators work, the dallas community is coming together to recover. mayor mike rawlings challenged depression to face the controversies head on. >> obviously race is the big issue. we can't, as you said, we got to be honest with one another. okay. >> bishop jaks called for resilience after a difficult week for the city. as he spoke, the couldn't depression investigation watched pictures of the lives lost last week. they heard from the mother of one of victims and later gave

standing ovation. the fight for gun control legislation will continue today in d.c. people will head to the white house to demand action by members of congress. megan is outside the white house. what can we expect? >> reporter: we are expecting a crowd to gather in front of a white house later on this morning. they are calling for meaningful gun control legislation. we have the attack in dallas. five officers dead. of a nightclub attack in orlando. 49 people killed in that. they just say gun control advocates saying enough is enough. that action needs to be taken and later on this morning, we the people for sensible gun laws, they will gather here in front of the white house. they are calling on congress to reinstate the assault weapons ban. they also want to ban high capacity ammunition magazines and they are calling for universal background checks. that group and others expected to gather on the north side of the white house

morning. back to you in the studio. . thank you. it is 6:50. five more athletes have stamped their tickets to rio. familiar faces will help represent the u.s. women's gymnastics team in the olympics. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's what champions do. >> did you see her sticking that landing? come on. gold medalist gabby douglas and alley raisman. three-time world champion simone biles made the team. >> for the past three years, it's been a dream but once it comes true, you don't even believe it. it's kind of like a fairy tale you have to keep going. >> win-win for usa at this point. there are new faces. 16-year-old laurie hernandez and 19-year-old madison

such strength and athleticism and grace all combined right there. >> coming up on 6:51 right now. tom kierein is in with us this morning and a winning forecast, i think, for the day ahead. >> you see eun sticking her landing in the anchor chair every morning. >> i work so hard. >> four inch heels. >> right. exactly. >> that is skill. the only one i may have, but you know. >> here the audience applauding. >> they are applauding the gorgeous day we have under way. there's a live view overlooking the washington monument and you can see the jefferson memorial. absolutely gorgeous. here's your planner for this monday. by 10:00, we'll be in the upper 70s with the low humidity in place. by 2:00 p.m., the mid 80s, it will be warm and dry during the afternoon and comfortable toward the evening. back down to the low 80s after

afternoon by 6:00 p.m. a lot of sunshine throughout the day and pleasant evening coming up. humidity is going to be closing in by midnight tonight and as we look at this gorgeous picture, this was taken in charlestown, west virginia, by kathy sims. absolutely jorngs sunday afternoon photo there. post your picks on facebook, twitter and instagram. love seeing your photo and we'll share on television. there's a live view as we look here at temperatures all across the panhandle of west virginia and around charlestown. it's only in the upper 50s there as well as shenandoah valley. downtown built bay near 70. nothing on storm team 4 radar. off to a beautiful start. big changes on the way as we look for our storm team 4 exclusive ten-day outlook. the humidity does increase after midnight tonight. a warm and humid day tomorrow. a few clouds building. slight chance ofn

thunderstorm tomorrow. highs in the upper 80s. greater chance of a morning shower wednesday morning or afternoon storm wednesday afternoon. hot and humid in the upper 80s. here comes the heat wave on thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday, highs in the 90s each day. in fact, the hottest day is likely thursday and friday. haeds, hot, and humid, only a very small chance of an isolated storm both of those days. greater chance of storms on saturday. mainly during the afternoon. keep that in mind for your weekend plans. more storms may be ushering in our following week, monday, tuesday, wednesday. highs in the 80s. jack taylor at wtop what's going on in our roads? >> unfortunately, we've got our crash and our delays have now connected. this is the outer look at georgetown road. everything got pushed over to the shoulder. your delay is back to the i-95 interchange getting out of college park the whole way around but at least now all travel lanes were available. s

32 eastbound up near the baltimore washington parkway. a minor accident and it has caused a little bit of a delay. hopefully this is over on the shoulder. back to you. new this morning, 911 service is back up and running in montgomery county. it was out for almost four hours overnight which meant you couldn't call police in an emergency. now, montgomery says there was an issue with the i.t. system there and that has been totally resolved. while this was only going on. they say that you should call -- could call 311 or find the phone number for the close of the police or fire station and call them for help. they say if there are any issues this morning. you get a busy signal. to fairfax county, there may be protests later today over a mentally ill inmate's death. you may remember, deputies

tasered natasha mckenna several times later. they were trying to move her. she later died. an advocacy group plans to deliver a petition later this morning demanding the deputies involved be fired. and happening today, crash will be picked up at 6:00 a.m. this is due to predicted high8 a @r(t&háhp &hc% temperatures all this week. you are asked to put out your items by 6:30 p.m. the night before to make sure they are collected. good morning. walmart is tryioffering free shipping on online orders with no minimum purchase for five days starting today. prime day is tomorrow. walmart launched a 30-day trial of its

$49 a year versus eds 99 for walmart prime. it's a good time to plan a road trip. doesn't that sound nice. gas prices are down this week. how much you can expect to pay if you have to fill up on your gas prices are going down. today's national average price for a gallon of regular is $2.24. that's more than 50 cents cheaper than this time last year. the average price in d.c., 2.51. in west virginia $2.31 and in maryland, you can fill up for $2.22. four people are in missouri in police custody after they allegedly used the smart phone app pokemon go to lure users to a location for an armed robbery. and investigators found an arsenal of explosives and a journal of his past detonation practices when they searched micah johnson's home. 911 service did not work for several hours, but it's back up

and running fright now. have. police officers killed two black men last week. police arrested hundreds of demonstrators. enjoy today while you can because we're going to have the heat and humidity returning tomorrow. chance of some storms. small chance on tuesday and again on wednesday. hot and humid toward the middle part and the end of the week, up into the low to mid 90s both thursday, friday, and saturday. saturday might get some storms around and maybe some more next week. it must be july. >> must be. >> thank you, tom. that is the broadcast this morning. thank for waking up been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that

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