seeing right now. that storm has winds of 45 miles per hour. it's going to make its way in towards florida tomorrow night. and then eventually up towards our coast. now, amelia draper and i have been looking at this all day today. tracking this system to see what it's going to mean for our labor day weekend. amelia you and i were talking about the hurricane center was going to have to shift their tracking to the west. impacting our region greatly for the labor day weekend. >> yeah, you hear us talk sometimes about our computer mau models. various out puts of what could happen. the three main ones we look at all coming together today and saying this tropical storm is going to impact us over our labor day weekend. it's going to strengthen over the next two days. right now, about 350 miles west southwest of tampa. redskins game tonight looking soggy. maximum sustained winds have increased to 45 miles an hour

but starting to move generally toward the north at seven miles per hour. early friday morning, pushing into florida and it hugs the coast. this is the last ettratest trac impacting our area, the greatest impacts on our area i should say are looking to be saturday night. stay tuned for updates. here's the latest imagery on storm team 4 radar. this is tropical storm hermine. as far as what you can expect. rain moves in on saturday, moves out on sunday. labor day still looking great. we could see wind damage, gusts up to 60 miles per hour and two to six inches of rain is possible. that could lead to some flooding, we'll have much more on tropical storm hermine here and we'll be getting new information in as soon as we do we'll bring it to you, wendy. thanks, amelia. we have breaking news in montgomery county an arrest has been made in the stabbing of a 19-year-old woman not far from the

police say the woman was stabbed in the upper body. we're working to learn more about her condition. and who was arrested. new parents walking their kids home in the land down community tonight trying to find words to explain a tragic crash on a busy parkway. chopper 4 showed us the devastating scene a mother and baby hit by a car crossing riverside parkway. we learned the 5 month old child has died. david culver is at that intersection with the tales of what's next. >> reporter: just behind me you can see a growing memorial of flours f flowers for the baby who lost his life. this is where the incident happened. just over my shoulder past where those flowers were. the mom dropped off her older child at a nearby elementary school when she was pushing the

an suv was turning on to riverside. for some of those who rushed to rescue, it was too much for them to handle. >> i heard it. i heard it. i saw people, they were running. and i was going there, too. >> reporter: this mom followed the screens for help. followed them to a scene of panic. >> i don't think he was breathing, somebody was trying to give cpr to the baby. and the mom, she was screaming, too, she couldn't move. she couldn't move. she was screaming and she was hurt. >> reporter: a mother and her baby lying near the cross walk on riverside parkway. >> he was not in the stroller, he was thrown away. >> what we had was a mom pushing a stroller, with her 5 month old baby in the stroller. walking also northbound in the cross walk on the street. this vehicle took a left-hand turn and that's where the accident took place. >> reporter: despite the efforts, they couldn't save the baby boy's life. deputies say the driver of the jeep stayed on

happened. for neighbors, picking their kids up on this third day of school, it's tough to explain. >> it hits close to home when you have a kid a mile away from you. >> it was too much. >> reporter: the emotion made it too painful to even talk. the loudon county sheriff's office is talking with the loudon county commonwealth attorney to determine what if any charges they'll will finle against the driver. the school system here wanted to stress this wasn't part of the walk zone. there have in the past been several safety security concerns in this area. we've covered them. we'll show you what's been done recently to make those a little bit safer. that's ahead on news 4: at 6:00 closing arguments will get underway in the trial of the man who is charged in the death of his girlfriend's baby. he's

murder. the autopsy revealed the little boy died from blunt force trauma to his head and torso. he had a lacerated liver. he told police the boy had wandered away while in his care for 20 minutes and he found him unconscious. covering montgomery county tonight. we're hearing details about a case involving a man who prosecutors say impersonated a cop, then preyed on prostitutes. they say that man actually assaulted one of them. let's get right to news 4 pat collins. he's live at the courthouse in rockville. >> reporter: he posed as a police officer. and then he stabbed and wounded a prostitute with her own knife. >> i think he was preying on young women who are vulnerable. young women who might not likely go to police. if they should be robbed or if they should be

shadows. >> reporter: his name is larry steele. he's 38 years old. convicted today of stabbing a prostitute in a bizarre encounter where they say he posed as a cop and tried to make a bogus arrest. the scene, the radisson hotel in rockville. it began with an exchange of text messages. it went something like this. how long are you staying? an hour. my hour is $220. >> larry steele posed as a customer in the first part of this effort of his. and later once he was inside the room, and the clothes were off, that's when he claimed to be a police officer. >> reporter: in this hotel room, they say steele paid the $220. grabbed the woman's arms and said he was a federal cop. there was a struggle. steele ended up

around her neck for protection. take a look at that knife. it comes with a sheath that makes it look like a pendant. steele took his from the scene, and was photographed by security cameras at the shady grove metro station. a few minutes ago, i talked to the victim, she's still getting over all of this. she said she had ten staples and 14 stitches in her side as a result of that stab wound. coming up at 6:00, we're going to hear what she has to say about what happened in that hotel room. jim, back to you. >> pat collins, pat, thank you. employees at several agricultural department offices back at work today. offices in five states, including the research center in beltsville maryland were closed because of threats sent on monday. the threats were anonymous and the fbi is investigating their

when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists and some, i assume are good people. don't worry. we're going to build a wall. that wall will go up so fast your head will spin. >> that's donald trump on the day he announces his candidacy and more recently at one of his rallies. >> today, a different kind of image. the republican nominee meeting with the president of mexico. and joining us now is nbc news senior political editor mark murray. let's start with part of what trump had to say after the meeting and get your take on the other side. let's listen in first. >> and i happen to have a tremendous feeling for mexican americans, not only in terms of friendships, but in terms of the tremendous numbers that i employ in the united states. they are amazing people.

>> absolutely. and that was what was jarring. and the whole thing was surreal. beyond the rhetoric of having the way this thing was put together. we didn't get more than 24 hours in advance. our press corp wasn't able to go. we've seen a presidential candidates go on the road, barack obama went to the middle east. mitt romney went to europe in 2012. these things are usually planned out weeks if not months in advance. this was put together right before a big immigration speech. overall, it did help donald trump in that elevated he's standing right next to the president of mexico the president of mexico treating him like you would and giving him a lot of respect. in that manner, i think it helped donald trump. where it does hurt is when you play those images of what donald trump said a year ago versus now, there is a lot of rhetorical whip lash there. >> will that matter to his base? will that matter to people that have been with him? >> it hasn't mattered with his

for him to win the presidency, you have to go beyond the base. and i think one of the big questions is a lot of the swing voters, a lot of the people they're trying to woo. people he's had a hard time with suburban mothers. are they going to listen to the one who was speaking today? there's been more of the former rather than later. >> this is hours ahead of his big immigration speech in arizona. what are we likely to hear from that and will he be dropping the mexican president's name? >> the contrast tonight is going to be a contrast on hillary clinton versus what she wants to do on immigration. what does donald trump want to do with the 11 million undocumented immigrants. he has had contradictory statements from him and his campaign. i'm looking forward to see what he says

of the border, hillary clinton wen went to ohio. clinton addressing a crowd at the american legion of cincinnati saying the military should be a bipartisan issue. she blasted trump's visit to mexico calling it a photo op. >> you don't build a coalition by insulting our friends or acting like a loose cannon. it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and flying home again. >> mexico's president tweeted he invited both trump and clinton. the clinton campaign tells nbc news she looks forward to meeting him at the quote, appropriate time. when we come right back tonight on news 4 at 5:00. good samaritans help lift a fallen tree from a car along rock crpa

did a 911 delay make those actions necessary? metro safety repairs lead to some changes for the marine corp marathon. what you need to know before that big event. to live rainy tampa for the redskins game. we'll tell you about the big get together. most of the players are actually having backn our area. i let's start over here compwith this aluminum bed.eds. you put your toolbox up here... whoa! that's a big hole. that is unbelievable. now let's check out the roll formed steel bed of the silverado. same spot, same empty toolbox.

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right now, here in kensington, maryland, near wheaton mall. look behind me you can see montgomery county police processing the crime scene. chopper 4 was over the scene. police say an 18-year-old suspect stabbed a 19-year-old pregnant woman around 3:20 this eer evening. police say the couple is not affiliated with the school. they just happened to be on the path. police say the woman was stabbed in the upper body. let's show you shots from the ground. medics drove her to a trauma center, no word on her condition. investigators say this is a domestic stabbing. they won't say if the suspect is the father of the unborn baby. police arrested him near palmyra la

officers spotted him. resisted arrest, officers tasered and arrested him. we'll hear from parents who attend this school. >> it's surprising that something like this would happen. it's always seemed calm when we pick up the children. there's never been any problem. >> reporter: now, police tell us that crossway school was on lockdown but the lockdown has been lifted. no children teachers or anyone inside the school were in danger. as for the suspect right now he's talking to montgomery county police detectives. and he is going to possibly be charged with attempted murder. police talked to some teens who happened to be here. we did not show their faces at the request of their parents. they're providing information to the police about what they heard or possibly saw. thank you. a state of emergency in parts of florida because of tropical storm hermine in the gulf coast

coast of florida. tampa bay already getting hit with lots of rain. we're talking lots, folks, so expect a sloppy game tonight when the redskins play the bucs. >> jason pugh is live in tampa. looks like you're on drier ground, jason. >> reporter: yeah, we made the opt in for coming indoors as oppos opposed to out doors. the crew is working on the tarp, they've had the tarp on the field all day long. i want to show you video we shot earlier today here at raymond james stadium. the conditions you can see, the rain coming down heavy. picked up a few hours ago. it's slowed down as of right now. these are the conditions that the redskins and the buccaneers players will be facing today in this fourth and final preseason game. a critical game for a lot of young players on this roster. especially here for the

key veterans not making the trip here to tampa. instead, they attended the annual welcome home luncheon this afternoon. 600 guests, 25 current players, 24 redskins alumni including five hall of famers, tonight, a little bizarre since a lot of those starters will be watching the game on tv. kirk cousins organized a team outing to the restaurant to watch the game. it sounds like it's going to be pretty rowdy. >> might get a little crunky in there. it will hard to keep us quiet. >> it's intense. we want to see our comrades doing good. we seen them this morning and wishing them good. hopefully we win the game. >> now, you can watch the game here on nbc 4. kickoff is set

day, some of the regularly scheduled programs you can find on our nbc washington app. i'm jason pugh, new 4 sports. as florida works to contain zika health officials here are talking about the virus. the first phase for trials is underway with testing on 80 individu individu individuals. if it is successful, a second phase would include up to 5,000 people in about two dozen sites across central and south america. but health officials say funding continues to be an issue. >> we're dealing with an emerging infectious disease and it's becoming parent apparent tf us that when we respond we need to have something that's already in place. you've heard many of us talk about the idea of an emergency public health fund so we don't have to go through the appropriations

of funds to fight zika. congress will be next in session next week. the district blocked the advertising screens downtown. we reported last week that the district agencies issued several stop work orders on the bill boards. officials say the video screens are still going up. today a d.c. attorney went into court to block them. >> hopefully the court will side with us. and determine that the signs were put up without the proper permitting. that the stop order request were unlawfully ignored and that the signs will be taken down. >> digi media put up the signs. a new proposal for a new hospital in prince georges county.

back the size of the project. why officials say this won't affect healthcare in the county. details about a recent

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yesterday we were in vienna it was warm but not quite so humid. did you get food already? for the most part the guy doing the food is up there. that's tom philips, i don't know what you call this area. or why you put it up here. you've got a couple of different grills. what did you me? >> we made pulled pork. we got ribs, we got flank steak. got some dogs for kids on the grill. then we have a tenderloin for later. >> reporter: this was -- i know this is from somebody else made this. this was at one time fill would crab cakes, they were all the way up to here there is three left. anybody want an extra crab cake. how did all start? take a look at this back yard. just amazing. we haven't even been in the house. i can barely see the house. >> no need to go in the house. we started with a tiki bar and the pond. and then all the ladies took over the tiki bar so the guys needed a place to hang out that's why we built this. >> reporter: got you. >> so weve

smoker, a crab pot, a six foot grill, the built in grill, side burner, so it's kind of whatever you need we can make. >> reporter: out of all of those i have none of them. all right, let's take a look and show you what's going on right now. i would like the crab pot. that's the one i want. we got some stuff coming up this week. are you worried we be got a tropical storm worried? you knew that right? they're not worried at all because they're enjoying wednesday today. amelia, you know, we've been watching this storm and been talking for the last couple of days this will make a track change into our region for labor day weekend and the track change has happened. it looks like labor day weekend is going to be wet for sure. >> unfortunately. it looks like we'll see the heaviest rain and strongest wind saturday night. what i want to stress this forecast is changing. this is not set in stone. stay tuned for updates. we're getting new information. a new computer model coming in saying most of saturday could be dry. it's suggestingtu

and sunday we'll be deal ing with rain. you want to stay up to date, you can download our app, tune in to the news 4 here :00 here at 5::0 and 11:00. tomorrow maybe a shower. gorgeous on friday. spectacular weather. again, keeping a very close eye on tropical storm hermine. right now our weather underground temperatures is around 90. it's hot. not as hot tomorrow. a high of 85. we'll have plenty of clouds and dry conditions. a shower is possible especially around the morning and midday hours. keep that in mind at the bus stop. for most of us, recess will be out doors. whether you're a kid or you're looking to get break from work starting off the day at 73 degrees. so here's the outlook for labor day weekend. friday night, gorgeous. saturday rain moves in. what time, that remains to be seen. saturday night rain, wind and flooding all possible. on sunday, rain starts to mo

be dry. whether you're going to be here locally or heading off to ocean city or beth ante. on saturday, 74. windy. 70 and windy on sunday as we track rain at times. monday, it ilbe the bewill be t at 80. 74 on sunday and a nice comfortable 84 on monday. we do start to track more 90s toward the middle and end of next week. still to come, how an out of control situation unfolded as dozens of prisoners protested inside the d.c. jail. and missing in action for more than 70 years but not anymore the moving service for a marine who died in world war ii's bloodiest battles. metro says

marathon. that has officials scrambling to come up with a new plan at the starting line. i'll tell you what's changing with the marathon coming up. coming up on news 4, more problems for d.c.'s

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first at 5:30, big changes if you're running in this year's marine corp marathon. metro's on going safe track blitz going to affect how you're going to get there as well as the route. transportation reporter adam tuss joins us live with details that were just announced today. >> reporter: here's the thing about safe track it's about giving metro workers more time to get on the tracks and make changes. because of that, metro has said no more early opens or late closings for special events and this year, yeah, that includes the marine corp marathon. the challenge before the race even begins this year getting to the starting line. metro which usually opens at 5:00 a.m. on race day will not be opening early. >> under the safe track program metro will not begin service until 7:00 a.m. on event morning. >> reporter: the ma

at 7:55 a.m. that doesn't leave much time to get to the starting line on a train. marathon officials say they're not going to switch the start time to a later time, but they will have things like runners only shuttle buses and they'll add more parking. they'll keep the starting line open longer. >> to minimize the stress on runners to arrive by that time. the mcm will keep the start line open for 60 minutes until 8:55 a.m. almost 40 minutes longer than in previous years. >> reporter: this is the race director for the marathon. >> this is our 41est marine corp marathon i've done 23 as a race director. i think i can say 22 of those marine corp marathons have been with changes. >> reporter: because of adjusts schedules the course will change a bit. the marathon will go through more sections of arlington. the 10 k will be exclusively in virginia. regardless, the sho

just with some adjusting. >> at the end of the day, the experience is coming across the finish line. >> reporter: the marine corp marathon isn't the only big event that's going to be impacted. there are other events that will face the wrath. how about tomorrow night for the bruce springsteen concert. i'll tell you about that next hour at 6:00. we'll set you then. new today, plans for a new regional medical center in prince georges county, are being scaled back. tonight a revised proposal is before state regulators, it includes few urer operating roo and beds. >> we made the necessary downsizing. but with that, what they've insured me is the integrity of the hospital will be maintained. >> disagreeing with the downsizing recommendation, the developers of the

say they're complying with it to help get the project approved more quickly. news 4 has learned there was a delay in sending fire and rescue personnel to the scene of a tree down with a driver trapped inside his car. our mark seagraves broke the story on twitter and joins us from rock creek park where bystanders had to lift the tree off the car. mark? >> reporter: that's right. this happened right behind me here on rock creek parkway just after the connecticut avenue exit. it's that description of the location that seemed to confuse the 911 operator. it was rush hour, monday evening. as traffic moved slowly along rock creek parkway and beach drive, a huge tree fell. crushing a car and trapping the driver inside. the first 911 call came in from a woman who was a few cars behind the car that was crushed. her call came in at 6:05 p.m. the 911 operator did not dispatch fire and rescue

6: 6:11. >> the first caller gave us about four different locations. it took a few minutes for them to sort of realize exactly where the situation was. >> reporter: the office of unified communications which handles all 911 calls and dispatches, would not release the tape of the call, but did allow this reporter to listen to it. in the first few seconds of the call, the woman clearly describes the location as rock creek parkway, just after the connecticut avenue exit and before the tunnel at the zoo. the 911 operator repeatedly asked for a more specific address or cross streets. >> it seemed to me what was being very diligent in trying to, extract an exact location it took some time to get that out. >> reporter: secret service and park police were on the scene and requested fire and rescue but decided to enlist 20 bystanders to help move the tree off the car wle

for help. >> eventually, the police officers asked us pedestrians to help them. and we lifted the tree and then pushed the car out from under it. >> reporter: now, this is far from the first incident where a 911 call operator was confused about the location of an incident several years ago about a mile from here, at beach drive a military road when a tree was down on a man inside a truck, the operator said that that enter secti intersection didn't exist. as for the drive in this case, he's been upgraded to stable condition. that's the latest we're live in rock creek park. >> you mentioned you listened to the 911 call and spoke to the woman who made the call who was a couple cars back. was she confused and did she give four different locations when she was asked to clarify? >> reporter: yeah, you heard the spokesperson for ouc say they got four different addresses from her when she called. that just isn't the case. i listen

talked to the woman. and the person in the car with the woman who was driving was her husband. he's a park ranger and they drive this road every day. she was not confused about her location. and it was abound nundantly cle me of the location, this location she was describing. i think just about anyone who is passingly familiar with the d.c. area would know where rock creek parkway and the connecticut avenue exit is. >> we certainly spend enough time in bumper to bumper traffic there. all right. thank you, mark. also, new details on a disturbance inside the d.c. jail involving a standoff with inmates and officers over heat. we told you about that demonstration. internal reports obtained by news 4 show dozens of inmates kbl complaining about heat. they also apparently poured soap on the floors and tied shoots around the gate to keep officers from getting into the

officers eventually got in after several hours using a chemical agent. the incident came just a couple days after an inmate collapsed and later died. jail officials tell us the death was not heat related. a virginia man is charged with illegally bringing a gun into the headquarters of homeland security. a grant jury has indicted thomas presley for unlawfully carrying a gun without a license in the distric district. a west virginia man was charged with bringing a gun on to the same campus earlier this summer. he has also pled not guilty to federal firearms charges. accused of having illegal guns and more than 10,000 rounds in his home. his remains were lost for 70 years old. but private first

was laid to rest. he was killed during world war ii, just last spring the remains of 35 were recovered. his nephew, whose named with him -- or after him. says it's finally closure for z his family. >> it's overwhelming. it's emotional. it's only so many tears because on the other side of it, we're so happy to have him home. >> private first class anthony brosnyu enlisted in the marines after his 21est birthday. the battle he died in took place november 20th. 1943. it would become one of the bloodiest battles with thousands dead or wounded. there is big news about a local brewery that is favorite for area residents. >> it's not only staying in its current home, it's expanding, the latest on the deal that will

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covering northern virginia tonight a popular brewery is not only staying in alexandria, it's expanding. the port city brewing company on

state agriculture grant to boost its growth. it's the first time a northern virginia business has received this grant. port city qualified because it uses so many state agricultureal products in its beers. the city has a role in the expansion to benefit the residents. >> so the governor's grant program requires a local match. we're investing and we will be giving port city $155,000 in cash. >> port city brewery will be adding 26 new jobs during the expansion. you may see firefighters out in the next couple of days carrying boots. this is for a good cause. news 4 working for you in the community. as we see firefighters in bethesda earlier today collecting money for the muscular dystrophy association. this is called fill the boot. the money raised will be used to help hundreds of local families affected by that disease.

official, he issues an order delaying the start of school. >> we'll see what locals have to say about going back to school after labor day. virginia governor tarry mcauliffe and the district are fighting over

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big change for maryland students starting next year. they can enjoy one more week of summer. >> the executive order will require maryland public schools to start classes after labor day. and it will also require them to end their school year by june 15th. >> boy, you can hear the kids clapping at home, too. governor larry hogan says it's an issue that draws support from both sides of the aisle and promises the decision will boost economic activity across the state. tracy wilkins is live with the reaction to the announcement today. >> reporter: this is an issue that has been debated and researched for years in the state of maryland, even under the o'malley administration. today, governor hogan made the move.

the law of the land in maryland. >> reporter: the applause for governor larry hogan's executive order echoed all the way from ocean city to prince georges county. >> i'm glad. that's best for the family and kids. more time, that's the best. >> reporter: the order would start the 180 day maryland school year the day after labor day. ending june 15th. it's a change that's expected to yield an additional $74 million in economic activity for the state. >> this isn't just a family issue. it's an economic and public safety issue. >> i'm surprised by it, quite honestly. we've always had decisions about schools to the local jurisdictions. >> reporter: he believes this was a decision better left to each local jurisdiction. >> this sounds like a policy that's based on what's good for businesses in ocean city or else where, not what's good for the education of our children. that's my major concern. >> repr:

with baker, releasing a statement saying in part, forcing all schools to begin after labor day won't help students do better. and research shows it can worsen summer brain drain among students from poor socio economic backgrounds. parents and grandparents spoke with they are already planning how to use the time. >> i miss that they don't go to school after labor anymore. i'm a grandmother. and i'd like them to have those extra days. >> reporter: school systems that want to start earlier would have to apply for a special waiver. coming up on news 4 at 6:00 what the prince georges county school system has to say about this. al back to you in the studio. while the redskins get ready for the season, there's a political game being played out over where to build the new stadium. new 4's tom sherwood

>> reporter: ten years are left on the skins' fedex lease in maryland, prince georges county. in virginia's tyson's corner today a big crowd turned out for the team's charity event. one person there, the d.c. council finance chairman jack evans, he wants it back in the district of columbia. >> build a brand-new stadium. metro access now not in 2027 if metro ever gets out to loudon county. >> we're back with governor terry mcauliffe of jirge. >> reporter: earlier today at the washington studio, virginia governor terry mcauliffe said he's prepared to make a deal for the team in northern virginia. >> the redskins are looking for a new facility. ff if it makes sense for the taxpayers then we can come up with a deal. >> reporter: at a charity event, evans went looking for the governor. do you know the number one redskins fan

columbia? he wants a team in the city. mr. evans, can you persuade him? >> we're going to do all we can. having the redskins back in what is it called the washington redskins? it's a nice little city of 600,000. i have eight and a half million people that want to come to the games. >> reporter: this picture was taken with the team owner. >> we don't have boxing clubs but but may the best team win. >> reporter: it's all friendly but both sides know the skins are a billion dollar business each wants. tom sherwood news 4. meanwhile, the redskins are really going to get pommeled tonight. doug's in gaithersburg, back yard weather. it's rough to the south, huh? >> reporter: yeah, guys i tell you it's going to be a rough one

amelia in just a second. what do we got, tom? 6-2. we're playing greg and craig. i'm going to do one or two. that didn't -- you got to see at least one good one here. and then -- i made them all before you guys came to me. i promise. i promise. one more. all right. not a single point on television. that's okay because i still got my cheering section. this is kelly. this is kelly's house her dad and i were on a team together. where do you go to school? >> baker middle school. >> who do you cheer for? >> damascus boy's association. >> do you want to give us a cheer? >> sure. >> let's see what you got? >> ready. one two three. coming up coming up. s keep it going keep it going. a all night and day.

gsa. hold up hold up. s keep is going keep it going. a all night and day. >> reporter: they're cheering to keep the storm away from us. you can keep going. we've been talking about this thing shifting past. we talked about it yesterday. this is going to come through us on labor day weekend. it will have people making different plans. >> absolutely. tropical storm -- i got nothing for you. umbrellas handy. we could be deal ing with a shower during the morning and midday hours. it's dry day, cooler than today and humid. but it's gorgeous on your friday morning noon and night. the weather is still cooperating. but we are keeping a close eye on tropical storm hermine that looks to move into the area sometime on saturday and move out sometime on sunday. your hourly planner for tomorrow, we're starting off the day around 73 with lots of clouds around but weather having lowm pact on the morning as well as the evening commute. there is chance of

midafternoon hours. there's the high of 85. it's not as hot but it's feeling sticky out there. still tee shirt weather for the kids. and during the evening hours, cooler than it is tonight. 79 degrees at 8:00 tomorrow. your outlook overall, exercise for the most part looking good. lunch probably better indoors. after school activities will be fine for most kids. if you're heading to the bruce springsteen concert, temperatures there in the 70s. latest check of radar, some heavy rain north of us in pennsylvania. this could impact areas north of baltimore. for the most part, we're dry here tonight. here's the latest imagery from tropical storm hermine that will bring rain at times to the redskins game tonight. getting reports of flooding down in tampa and they've seen about two inches of rain today with more falling tonight. whether you're heading to the beaches or staying here, the forecast for labor day weekend is very similar. first let's talk about friday. it's gorgeous. we're closing out the workek

looking for a long holiday weekend and the weather is spectacular. 83 for a high. saturday and sunday looking significantly cooler. high temperatures in the mid 70s. with rain moving in saturday afternoon, moving out saturday morning. the heaviest rain and winds will be saturday night. we'll keep a very close eye on. and we're under a weather alert.

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assault case that involve adswimmer at stanford university. >> protesters are planned -- protests are now planned after news that brock turner will be released early from jail this week. news 4's aaron gilchrist has our report. >> reporter: it was a conviction and sentence that stirred a national uproar, former stanford swimmer brock turner set to be released friday from santa clara county jail after serving 90 days following three felony convictions for sexually assaulting an intoxicated and unconscious female. the victim's letter of outrage to turner going viral. viewed 18 million times. she said you cannot give me back the life i had before that night. vice president joe biden also weighed in with an emotional letter to the young woman, writing, quote, a lot of people failed you. adding, i believe you. it's not your fault. all of this igniting a fire storm against santa clara superior court judge who resided over the

1.8 million people signed a petition for him to be removed from the bench. he voluntarily stepped down from criminal court, now only presiding over civil trials. california recently passed a bill closing a loophole that allowed for short sentences. under the new law if brock turner's case was tried today he would serve a minimum of three years behind bars. he's been banned from stepping on campus. >> this case shows if you commit sexual assault on the stanford campus in california you spend a summer internship in jail. >> aaron gilchrist, news 4. now at 6:00, rain already in florida, as tropical storm hermine is gaining strength. we'll break down the timing and tell you what it means for your holiday weekend. donald trump's mixed messages on immigration. from a surprise trip to mexco

to a big speech in arizona. how he's hoping to appeal to voters as hillary clinton leads in battle ground states. calls for safety changes tonight after a mother and her baby were hit crossing this street. desperate attempts to save the child's life weren't enough. first he posed as a john then posed as a cop. he ends up stabbing and wounding a prostitute. now the real law takes over. and we begin tonight with a rather surprise move from donald trump. >> he flew to mexico and met with the president there. today the two disagreed about how serious the border problem is. but agreed to work together. all this comes just hours before trump reveals his new immigration plan. steve handlesman has more from capitol hill. >> there were no breakthroughs in mexico city. reportedly no tough talk either. a mellow meeting which might