they continue their playoff quest. 9:00 on the dot on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm ann. >> i goff. if you like the hot weather yesterday. we're in for nicer weather, a little cooler though which some of us can appreciate. >> let's check in with tom. >> yeah, but still way warmer than average here by later this afternoon. we're going to be about 10, 12 degrees for the final day of april. we've had some low clouds all morning here in the metro area, sunshine, to our south. that's a live view from the tower camera, we're looking northwest washington. nothing coming from the clouds. all dry on storm team 4 radar. look at our temperatures, highs this afternoon, low 80s in washington, but just in the 70s to our north. to our south, near 90 degrees to mid-80s and north central virginia by midafternoon. a look at chances for showers and storms for the week ahead. that's coming up this half hour. >> tom, thank you so much. well right now, if you need to drive along 95 south this weekend, you're going to want to avoid the

vdot is reducing that route from three lanes to two over the creek to make bridge repairs. ramps leading in the area will also be closed except to emergency vehicles. we should expect long back-ups and plenty of delays there. well president trump marked his first 100 days by holding a rally in pennsylvania last night. it was a speech while also going after the national news media. chris palone has the details. >> reporter: at a rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania, donald trump gets a hit. >> i love this state. >> reporter: repeating the themes and promises from last year's campaign was going to the white house and journalists. >> media outlets like cnn and msnbc are fake news. fake news. >> and hillary clinton. >> does anybody remember who our opponent was? huh? >> reporter:

campaign promises most important to his supporters. >> we are going to save american's health care and repeal and replace that disaster known as obamacare. we are going to keep radical islamic terrorists the hell out of our country. don't boir, we're going to have the wall, don't worry about it. >> reporter: what's different? trump has been in office for more than three months and despite his claim he's done more in 100 days than any president in decades, most ideas have yet to get off the ground. >> that's laughable. it's beyond the level of exaggeration. in fact, his first 100 days won't be much remembered, except for one thing, the new supreme court justice, neil gorsuch, that's it. >> reporter: time of history, many presidents have had successful terms after a slow start. shown he can rally voters, but whether he can win the support of congress and pass his agenda is still

>> and while the president was rallying supporters in pennsylvania, here in d.c., journalists were gathering for the annual white house correspondent's dinner. thank you for tuning in. with president trump deciding to skip this year's event, the dinner focussed on the importance of a free press to democracy. but it wasn't all serious. the headliner from the daily show had plenty of jokes with much of his focus on the president. >> the leader of our country is not here. and that's because he lives in moscow. it is a very long flight. it'd be hard for vlad to make it. vlad can't make it on a saturday. it's a saturday. as for the other guy, i think he's in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke. >> '. the white house correspondent's association also handed out scholarships to 23 budding journalists. >> a lot go to school around here. congratulations. and while the president was at a rally in pennsylvania, thousands of people you can see here gathe

that demonstration coinciding with similar protests that happened around the country yesterday. in what is being called the people's climate march. the march took aim at president trump's environmental policies. participants started in front of the u.s. capital. before ending with a valley at the washington monument. and you won't want to miss this week's edition of meet the press. chuck todd will have an interview with vice president mike pence.

back. if he can get a win tomorrow night in game three, news 4's carol maloney who has a look at exactly what went wrong. >> reporter: the capitals dominated the first period here saturday night. after all their chances, they came up empty and haunted. the penguins chased braden from the net in the final period, and they crushed the caps. 6-2. washington now in a deep hole in this series, and they're headed to pittsburgh. the caps wrung the post three times in this game, yet the penguins capitalized on their opportunity. the favorite spot, braden's glove. this goal seals the night for the net minder. >> he wasn't as sharp as he can be for us. he's a game changer for us. and when he didn't change the game, i just looked to change the mojo a little bit there. >> playoffs are made out of big moments.

one. that's where your goalie needs to come up with a save. >> the penguins netted two on his replacement, phillip as well. a disappointing defeat inspiring a players-only meeting after. >> what was said in the locker room after? >> none of your business. we can see our path to success. we played really, really well in the first round. didn't get rewarded. >> you're not going to get me to say whoa is me and i can't believe it. hey, you make your own breaks and i truly believe that. and we're going to work our butts off to get one in our column. >> reporter: this could be the worst possible scenario for the caps. they're down two games. there's questions about their starting goal tender. and they're headed to pittsburgh for game three. silver lining, it's the best of seven series. but the caps only have five chances to win four games. at verizon center, news 4 sports. >> we got to cheer carol up, come on, it's going to be all right. >> t

much. that's why. >> there was so much promise at the beginning, and it was like ugh, punch in the gut. on to more positive news, the wizards continue today. >> moving to the hardwood. second round of the playoffs. it comes after friday's win over atlanta. and he was on fire in this game. they will face the boston celtics today, 1:00 in boston. they split the regular season series at two games apiece. i think they're back here at home on thursday. >> oh. all right. hey, let's look outside right now. won't be long before temps are back up near 80 degrees. maybe a good day to take a ride on the capital wheel. tom updating his forecast with how you can plan for the monday morning commute as well. >> my only hope is that i don't lose him to silicon valley, wall street, or the pharmaceutical industry that when he finally is ready to come to work somewhere, he'll consider nasa. >> seven years old. he's talking about the seven years old boy. favorite subject of him, organic

he's a kid genius with a standing jock off weer're looking for something that's comfortable but yet durable, and that's going to last us a really long time. i don't want to buy new furniture every couple of years. it's custom made so you know it's good quality. i'm just speechless because it's perfect.

tough break for the nats. adam ethan out for the rest of the season. that's according to a report by fox sports's ken rosenthal. suffered a torn acl on friday. the lead off hitter and center fielder was off to a hot start, batting almost 300. that is a big, big loss. >> it is. and the redskins, well let's talk about something uplifting, right? look into the future. introducing the redskins two new players. one of them first round pick defensive lineman jonathan allen who by the way is from leesburg, virginia, if his name sounds familiar. he grew up a fan of the new employer and dan's also got to meet allen yesterday for the draft day parties that you can see. they also meet the redskins

alabama teammate, alec r ryan anderson, welcome to the team, guys. >> absolutely. leesburg not too far away. he's right there. >> yeah. >> hey location is everything when it comes to thunderstorms today. tom is tracking your best chances to get wet or stay dry. a local church whose history is interwoven with our own. today they celebrate a century and a half. ll tell you all about i'it

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not producing any rain. all dry on storm team 4 radar and south and southeast of the metro area. we have quite a bit of sunshine. overall, great day to get out and outdoor exercise. temperatures by noontime, upper 70s, low 80s midafternoon. late afternoon, back down to the upper 70s. and a partly cloudy sky with a light wind. maybe storms out in the mountains. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. starting tomorrow, crews plan to curb the state of emergency from female trees. have you smelled it? >> yeah. >> the trees have a seed pod that releases a smell some describe as similar to rotting cheese. crews will spray the foul-smelling trees and one through six. spring will happen over several nights from

>> not the first thing you want to smell. >> they smell bad. huge celebration at a church. >> in fact, news 4's derek ward is live at the first mountain baptist church with a look at how the congregation is now marking 150 years. this is a big deal, derek. >> reporter: indeed it is, century and a half, and this church has gone through some things. it was 1867 when this church was actually founded. two years after the end of the civil war. and started out as a proverbial little church in the wildwood. look at some pictures here. they've got a big program scheduled today. this church started with 22 founding members in a log cabin, actually, it was in the rock hill area of stafford county. now eventually they had a bigger church go, but there was growing pains. some factions back in 1873, a fire, but they survive. and this church that we're in front of now actually came to this location i

the newer structure was put up in 2001. now they're really big on celebrating this. senator warner, other officials and just folks who to make this church and observe the significance of light that's been here far century and a half. we spoke to the pastor, his name is luke tori, take a listen. >> and it's the one institution that has survived our community through all kinds of trials and tribulations. it stands as a beacon of light, beacon of hope. and a beacon of determination for us that we can accomplish so many things. something these folks are proud of. look at this parking lot. it's full already. the service actually doesn't start until 10:00, the people were so excited about this. and about the dignitaries that are coming today. they got here early and filled it up. it's going to be a big day here at this

live in humphrey, back to you. >> love the story, thank you, derek. do you know any kids who will constantly impressing you with smarts and talents, our own maybe? >> always. >> sometimes. local prodigy from silver spring is often called the next einstein. >> yeah, he is one of a kind. seven years old, he is already -- get this, he's already facing a standing job offer. from nasa. nasa. if he wants it. here's amy chill. >> reporter: at a place like this -- >> highway in outer space. >> reporter: they try to recruit the best and the brightest. >> watch this. >> reporter: they've got one guy on their short list. >> hydromagazine. >> reporter: he's liked it since he was four. even though that was a pretty short time ago. >> i'm seven now. >> let's replace them with oxygen. >> my only hope is i don't lose them to silicon valley, wall street, or the pharmaceutical

>> reporter: the parents realized early on their son had a gift for learning, they made it a point to home school him. >> no way. >> reporter: that includes field trips to places like nasa. >> we've been learning right along with him and trying to stay a step or two ahead, which is a lot, but it's possible and can be done. >> what's your favorite subject? >> organic chemistry. >> reporter: something most don't study until college. >> mix it with another chemical. >> reporter: then again, most kids aren't walking, talking, scientific dictionaries. his resume is long. few weeks ago he took his talents to the tonight show. >> please welcome, seven-year-old genius. [ applause ] >> reporter: so what does a kid genius want to do? >> i want to make a star when i'm 19. and put it in the galaxy. next one.

this kid already is one. news 4. >> how about that? well we'll be telling about your local superkids each friday on news 4 today through the month of may and we know there are so many more out there. and we want to hear about all of them. so please leave us a message on facebook, twitter, instagram, any way you know how. don't forget to use the #nbc4dc. >> makes me feel real smart. seven-year-old, you know, nasa, wants to build a star. send it to the planet. >> a lot is learning to read early. >> that's true. >> dumping that knowledge in your head, you know, when you're an early reader. >> and it's promising for the future. i like it. i like it. >> absolutely. and reading my tea leaves, i'm seeing clouds over the metro area. they've been around since dawn, but elsewhere, sunshine breaking out. just south and southeast of washington. fa

there right at the capitol wheel in prince george's county. live view from the national harbor camera on this sunday morning. and as we take a look at storm team 4 radar, we are all dry here. don't have any showers anywhere around. so those clouds are not producing any rain anywhere. so, as we get into the rest of the morning hours though, the cloud cover breaking up and by noontime, we have to get the sun breaking out where we have the clouds now. and then during the afternoon, maybe a few showers popping up out of the mountains, these areas in green. thundershowers here in western maryland. allegheny, garrett county, then heads up into the pennsylvania mountains. and right around haguerstown, maybe a thundershower around 5:00 p.m. perhaps moving to northern maryland after that. but, the rest of the region stays dry for the rest of the afternoon. temperatures right now, mid-70s in washington, around the bay, it's already upper 70s, southern maryland and across north central virginia where it may be near 90 this afternoon. here in the metro area, we'll peek in the low 80s by 3:00. and then by 6:00 p.m.,

so, we'll be in the low 70s. and by dawn monday, for your morning commute, waiting at the bus stop for the metro, it'll be right around 70 degrees and the roads, going to be driving into some sun glare right around dawn if you're heading east tomorrow morning, noontime temperatures for your lunch hour. upper 70s. heading back home with a cloud cover and temperatures into the low 80s. showers and storms around monday night. they should be gone by dawn tuesday, gorgeous weather tuesday and wednesday. with highs upper 70s tuesday near 70 wednesday, then a round of some rain showers coming in on thursday afternoon and evening. that looks like it'll continue into friday. but then dry out friday night. just in time for next weekend. it'll be partly sunny next saturday and sunday with highs around 70 degrees. i'm kerry dan with nbc news. >> and i'm mark murray. >> we passed the # 100 day mark of president trump's time in office with ups, downs, and unfinished business. but here's a look at trump's

numbers. >> 30 kpaektive orders 19 with barack obama and 11 for george w. bush. and 28 pieces of legislation into law, although none have been major. >> he's visited more than ten states, zero foreign countries, and held just one solo formal news conference. but he's also had an additional eight news conferences with eight foreign leaders. >> government got off to a slow start with fewer nominations and confirmations around 25 than his predecessors. >> there has been one supreme court confirmation, neil gorsuch representing what very well might be trump's biggest achievement so far. >> the final number is 40%. percentage of americans approving of trump's job in the nbc/wall street journal poll. and coming up, making a difference for students. the creative way hundreds of volunteers are sprucing

who's this lovely lady? >> blowing kisses. >> wendy riding the zamboni at last night's caps/penguins game. she had the honor offing they ride in front of the crowd during the second intermission. she had a blast, took a lot of pictures. get all the behind the scenes of her ride. on our nbc washington facebook page. >> how she shows up to work

>> she looks great. all right. so tomorrow the high school students are going to be in for a very big treat. >> absolutely. they'll return to a spruced up school, hundreds spent the weekend making repairs inside the building. they also painted a mural, it's all part of the annual we love buoy event put on cornerstone church. >> this gives me pride and joy to know that they're taking part in something greater than them, right? and like i told them earlier, you're leading this for prosperity. >> love it. every year the church adopts a different school to help fix up. looks great. everything is looking tiptop. hey right now, live look outside, little gloomy out on the front deck here as we take a look outside our studios in northwest d.c. thunderstorms might also dampen your plans over the next couple of days. tom is tracking the timing you'll want to watch out for. right now severe storms are ripping through the south. the devastation left from deadly tornados in texas that sent thousands rusng forhi

time right now, 9:29 on this sunday morning. here are the top stories we're following for you. may want to add some extra time to your trip if you're headed down 95 south. vdot reducing from three to two over the creek to make bridge repairs. that's all near gail city. president trump rallied his supporters in pennsylvania last night to mark his first 100 days in office. in his

record and also railed against the national news media. and the caps, oh, tough one and a gut punch losing game two to the penguins. 6-2, they are now down two games to none in the series. game three tomorrow night. news 4 today starts now. you know what you've got to do, turn the page, get that taste out of your mouth, watch the wizards today, they're starting their series against boston. root them on. >> yeah, if they play any -- like if they bring that defense and they brought friday night, john, you know, deals come through. it's over. >> let's make it happen. i hope you're having a good start to your sunday morning, thanks for joining us, i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. release today in the weather. >> hey tom. >> say good-bye to july in april weather like we had yesterday. and here's the final day of april, it's still going to be warmer than average. already the temperatures above the average high this time of year which is 71. it's at

we did have some low clouds over the region. parts of virginia there. live camera overlooking the tollway. later today, with the dry weather, we'll still have the pollen in the high range for trees and grasses and mulch spores in the high range as well. look at the high temperatures this afternoon. wide variety, wide range from the 70s just to the north, low 80s in washington to upper 80s across parts of north central virginia near 80around the bay. look at rain and storm chances. coming up this half hour. >> all right, tom, thank you very much. now to this developing story out of texas where this morning it's just one of several states dealing with the aftermath of a major storm. storms hit hardest in east texas near dallas. take a look at some of the damage here. you see this home just absolutely ripped apart. authorities say at least five people have died. dozens of others injured. nbc's scott gordon spoke with a few people who lost their homes and farms in just a matter of minutes. >> firefighters raced from house to house

check on victims. >> where's your house? >> it's about a half mile down this road around this corner. >> reporter: desiree was with her family when it hit. >> we were all okay. >> reporter: you walked away from that. >> every last one of us walked away. but we have nothing left down there. >> reporter: she says five adults and two children huddled together as their house ripped apart around them. >> we're all sitting in the hallway and the roof collapsed on us. and by the time this was all over, we went outside, we had a three levels -- we had a three level house, we were down to the last level and half of that roof was gone. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: william was with his two-year-old daughter. >> sucked the house right off on top of us. the roof and everything collapsed on us. me and a buddy shielded the kids with the roof. >> reporter: mother nature made rescue work a challenge. >> supposed to be another one touching down up the road from here. but i don't know. >> very traumatic. i never went through anything like this. >> reporter: two campers, two brand new vehicles.

and the whole house, barn, and all the animals are gone. >> reporter: everything gone, yet they somehow walked away from all of this. >> very, very fortunate there. now, that was nbc's scott gordon reporting. as we move on into missouri and oklahoma, this was the scene there. this is the place where that the governor both declared states of emergency in fact. this video shot in the tulsa area where the storms dropped five inches of rain knocking out power and turning roads into rivers. as many as nearly 80,000 people lost power in the area due to the storms. then moving over to missouri, rainfall totals ranged from three to nine inches here. the state highway patrol says that a 72-year-old woman drowned after her car was swept away by rushing waters yesterday. her husband there was and did everything in his power to try to save her, but he couldn't. state officials say there have been nearly 100 evacuations and nearly three dozen rescues. officials in joplin did at least seven w

hour. meanwhile, a training exercise turned into a real life rescue near fredericksburg this weekend. stafford fire county and rescue united pulled two people in distress out of the river yesterday. this all happened near locks island. a third person was pulled out of the water by someone nearby. in total, crews there helped six people to safety. and we have an update to a story at a county that we've been following. according to to the news partner, the wtop, the sheriff's office says this man, james harley jr. turned himself in yesterday afternoon after his wiefs killed. demts say they responded to the couples home on raw hide road friday night. when they got there, they found that his wife was shot. deputies believe harley jr. shot her and then left. and a ground search for that escaped howard county prisoner has now been suspended. this is new photos here of david watson. police say they will now follow leads in the county in delaware after they exhau

watson was serving time for attempted murder. he escaped friday afternoon as he was being transported to a hospital for a psychiatric evaluation if you do spot him, you're asked to call 911. another story we've been following up on, we've learned the name of the man killed in a germantown shooting. montgomery county police telling us that the man was among four people shot. this happened around 1:00 in the morning yesterday at a home on kitchen house way. the other victims are expected to survive. crime solvers is offering a reward of up to ten grand for information that leads to an arrest. johnson was just 19 years old. got to listen to this next story, and it's new this morning. maryland's board of elections exposed the social security numbers of nearly 600,000 voters. that's according to a legislative audit nap leaves those voters vulnerable to potential hacking and the risk of identity theft. a report also criticized the board's handling of balanced security, disaster

administrative linda says most of the findings in this report have already been addressed. 9:35 right now, and the democratic candidates for virginia governor faced off in the first of five states. it happened last night. it was moderated by news 4's tom sherwood. we live streamed it for you. ralph and former congressman tom largely agreed on policy and they did get in in a few general jabs. and they paid special attention to northern virginia and the president. >> someone that will stand up to the narcissistic maniac on the other side of the potomac river and not let him get near virginia. >> the minimum wage is a poverty wage. it is lower than west virginias. you can work full-time in northern virginia and only make $14,000 a year. >> well, the republican party of virginia released a statement yesterday on that debate. it said in part qu

race to the left continues tonight. there's no telling-out crazy the left wing proposals will get, end quote. they will face off in the primary in june. time right now, 9:37 as you take a look at the flag flapping outside union station. it's a cloudy start today and thunderstorms could dampen your plans later on today and tomorrow. tom is updating his forecast with an hour by hour look at the timing. and a new airline controversy caught by tmz. the violent action from a pilot and how he' defensdi

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orange is the new black. it could be released sooner than expected. that is if a hacker moves forward with a threat to release the upcoming season. the hacker has asked the shows producers for an unpress if ied ransom to not release the entire fifth season online. it is set to come out in june. netflix said that a small production vender suffered a breach. now the fbi and other

are investigating. >> i don't know where to go with this next story. . >> i didn't know where to go with it yesterday. >> raising eyebrows rapidly shared on social media. in wainsboro, virginia. someone is taking the cats into town, shaving them, then letting them go. police have been able to return the cats to their own thankfully, but they say it has happened to seven cats since december. told you about this story yesterday morning. but there's still no word on who's doing it. now the city of wains bst oro is small. you would think that someone would know something about something, who's doing it. so far no leads. if you know the cat shaver, turn him. . >> it's kind of creepy. it's feeling more like summer out there than spring lately. tom is tracking how long that trend will continue. and when showers might move back into your neighborhood. the power of flowers. and decorative diplomacy. a unique look at the messages th

it's custom made so you know it's good quality. i'm just speechless because it's perfect.

president trump will head to italy for the international g7 summit. >> that's right, while leaders come from different countries, there's always one language that's universal at these meetings. news 4's barbara harrison shows us the silent voice with it's own place at the table. >> reporter: this was camp david, the last time the u.s. hosted the summit of the world's leading economic powers. for the eight different languages spoken here,

but for one, you might call silent voice at the table, no trarnslation necessary. ask the person who arranged it. >> for me it's floral diplomacy means that flowers are more than just decorative placement. that they are actually a very powerful tool for a communicating diplomatic messages. this bouquet that was on the dining table for all of the leaders had symbolism and meaning. yellow roses. it was yellow flowers, spring flowers. >> reporter: in her book floral diplomacy, laura says flower communicate all kinds of messages and have for centuries. take a look. george washington may never have slept here, but had his river farm on the banks of the potomac, the beds are still filled with the subtle misses. colored metaphors you might say.

if flowers are talking is anyone listening? it seems there are some roles in life that require knowing the language of the garden. as former flower at the white house, laura says it should be part of the job. in 1985 when she moved to d.c. she worked on the hill in public administration. but on a trip to paris with her husband in 2000, she fell in love with a french language of flowers that is. her newly acquired flair and to a little shop in her kitchen. in 2009, she heard about want job at the obama white house. >> i was so surprised when i did get an e-mail saying i was a se

this design won the faceoff between the finalists in the white house. the obamas first state dinner for the prime minister of india. >> we felt like it was such a beautiful decor, the apple green lennons with the purple flowers. with the the gate crashers. generally no one visits a white house that doesn't visit the flowers. no matter the season or the reason, laura shows us a white house filled with a beauty and fragrance of fresh flowers. >> the governor of washington state, my home state, came to the governors ball a few years ago. he was seated next to the president at dinner. and as president obama what will you miss most when you leave the white house? and apparently the president said, well, i'll miss the flowers. they're very special here. >> they sure are. well that was news 4's barbara harrison reporting on the nbc washington app.

that are proof of just how important the flowers had been in the nation's history. search floral diplomacy on the nbc washington app. time now 9:47, riders on metro's green line are dealing with major disruptions because of safe track, but soon that is going to move to the orange and the red lines. it'll mean closing several stations for the last two safety surges. metro says it should speed everything up. . now let's get you caught up. first for and going to close five orange line stations. carolton, deanwood, and minnesota avenue. that's going to last a full month from may 16th to june 15th. and then for surge 16, the rockville stations will be shut down on the redline. no exact date for that yet, but we know it'll be some time in late june. once all the state track work is done and metro will then cut back it's hours so it can get more work done overnight and remember, fare increases take effect july 1st. that's a lot. >> got all

and busy couple months ahead. well we're about to show you cell phone video. it appears to show a delta airlines pilot hitting a woman. the video was first posted by tmz. korlgt to the washington post, three women there, they got into a scuffle after a flight to atlanta last week. one of the women apparently wrapped another woman in a choke hold. that's when the pilot said he tried to step in. you can see at one point where the pilot is there and he starts hitting one of the women's hands right there. so at this point though, no one, none of the women or pilots have been charged in the incident. a lot of questions. >> absolutely. many of you have helped get the word out of missing kids in the region by sharing your posts or our posts on social media. and during the month of may, there is another way to bring attention to them. the national center for missing and exploited children is bringing back it's rock one sock campaign. all you have to do, wear one sock. take a photo, post it on

be sure to use the #rock one sock, and tag @missing kids. by the way, may 25th is national missing children's day. >> let's see your sock. rocking it today. she has the -- >> i am. >> wonder woman. >> it has like a cape and everything. >> it has a cape? >> it does. >> unbelievable. >> yeah, we did this last year. this is the second year they're doing it. and really a lot of the missing children, more agencies are using social media to get the word out of these missing kids. and it's just a perfect time and a perfect month to have all eyes on it. and to do something to bring attention to it. >> it is. >> good cause. >> and it's a great resource right in the backyard. knickknack. >> 74 degrees already, tom. how high are we going to go? >> that's above the average high for the end of april. average shy 71. reality check, coming yesterday, we were 20 degrees above the average high. got to 91, tie ud the record for the date yesterday. not going to do that today. make it about ten degrees above average, low 80s in the

cover over us and there is tyson's corner in the distance. and on the horizon, you can see there's a little sun there shining on some of the high-rises there in the corner. you'll need your long sleeves for the rest of the morning, and comfortable in shorts and t-shirts this afternoon. and, keep an umbrella handy. live out of the mountains, might be passing showers. nothing there though on storm team radar now. as we get to the rest of the afternoon hours, this morning cloud cover's going to be breaking up. noontime maybe a few sprinkles here just to the north and around 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. that's when we may get showers and thundershowers. those areas in the red and orange. that's out in western maryland near the pennsylvania border. those all track to the north and pull away by late afternoon. so most of the region will stay dry, except those areas to the north where highs will only be in the noid upper 70s while the metro area will climb out of the 70s and low 80s. fredericksburg, up to 79, it may make it to near 90 there this afternoon.

and those storms north and west of the metro area during the afternoon are small chance of it not severe storms by the way, just maybe some brief downpours, thunder and lightning. temperatures by 9:00, back down to the low 70s, and dawn tomorrow, near 70. lunch hour on monday. upper 70s, low 80s heading back home on dry roads. then monday night, showers and storms are looking likely. after that, we dry out on tuesday and wednesday. beautiful and rounds of showers and maybe some storms on thursday night into friday. dries out next weekend. next saturday and sunday, highs near 70. >> all right, tom, thank you very much. coming up, he is a billionaire, but you probably never heard of him. meet the king of cash behind millions of movie e

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>> absolutely. >> i want proof. >> chances are you've seen it on tv or in a movie. metal briefcase filled with cash, literally millions of bucks. >> that's right. so where does hollywood turn when it needs that big stack of bills? nbc's kerry sanders found a man who provides all the movie -- >> moolah. >> inside this atlanta warehouse, there's a stash of cash that boggles the mind, a billionaire unlike any other. >> i've heard of warren buffett, i've heard of bill gates. how come i've never heard of you? you're a billionaire? >> well, we're very modest. >> reporter: r.j. may not be well known, but his money certainly is. >> they a swiss passports. >> those are his stacks of cash. >> fun coupons. >> reporter: in mastermind. they call r.j. the king of cash, al be it fake money that's on screen all the time.

>> reporter: but rarely hollywood close-up. >> that looks real. >> five feet, ten feet, it looks real, as we get closer, all the sudden, the optical illusion gets closer. >> now you can see, it's fake. >> highest quality bills are printed on just one side, so it's not to be passed off as real. and if you look closely, that's a w. not a u for united states, and that symbol, two chickens facing each other. and the letters kfc. and those latin words, roughly translated, in beer we trust. >> this is from hidden figures. >> reporter: movie producers call r.j. for all sorts of props. >> hunger games. >> reporter: but when off billion dollars on hand is what gets all the attention, including from the secret service. agents route teenly examine new printings, just to make sure the bogus bucks don't look too real. >> hey, how are you? >> reporter: by comparison, fake money is cheap. >> how many stacks

>> reporter: rapper g smith bought $50,000 for 250 real dollars. >> good video. >> reporter: making money, selling money, sounds like the plot to a hollywood movie. >> show me the money! >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, atlanta. >> all time best movie clip ever. >> it is a bit cloudy out there right now. and some of us are going to see some thunderstorms today. tom is tracking how

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