heading into the 10:00 hour, and we have a man opening fire at a congressional practice. >> and a frantic u.s. destroyer collides off the coast of japan. and who is going to feel the impact of the final surge beginning today. and we have breaking news out of southeast washington where d.c. police say two

and a child were shot late for updates. but first, hope you're having a goodtayotu very much for joinin us i'm adam tuss in for david. >> and i'm angie goff. all right. we're doing it again. we're doing it again. bad hair day? it's a bad hair day. this is june. we have the typical summer heat and humidity on top here later today. we have a lot of clouds around this morning holding back some of the heat. there is the sky over the washington monument. and the jefferson memorial. the live view from our storm team 4 city camera on this saturday morning. the low clouds are lifting a littlebi

reagan national at 75. we'll stay in the 70s for another hour or two, but near 80 by noon. a little sun breaking out aught to get us into the low to mid-80s by mid-afternoon. that's when we'll like lie see showers and thundershowers starting to develop mainly west of the 95 corridor. but even into the metro area after that late afternoon, we have the new hour-by-hour timing coming in. we'll show you that this half hour. and a man was killed by an amtrak station at the woodbridge station. passengers were delayed by two hours. everyone was patient due to the tragic circumstances. policee

man's name or where he is acquit yesterday officer jer onimo yanz was found not guilty that led to protests outside the courthouse. the police department says it will part ways with the officer. a surge is underway after the coast of japan to find seven navy sailors who disappeared after a u.s. destroyer and emergent ship collided. the at least two crew members were evacuated and it includes the commander bryce benson in stable condition. commander benson earned a masters degree from george washington university. jurors in the bill cosby trial resumed deliberations this morning within the last few minutes, reporters have been

cosby's attorneys have been asking the judge to call a mistrial. and now we want to get you to the latest concerning the shooting that rocked the nation this past week right here in our area. >> we do want to recap that for you. on wednesday morning just after 7:00, investigators say that james hodgkinson opened fire on 22 gop lawmakers. the shooting happened at a neighborhood park in alexandria. the congressmen were practicing for the annual congressional baseball game. four people were shot including gop whip steve scalise, house whip scalise. and he's in critical condition at last check. police shot and killed hodgkinson. and nbc's justice correspondent pete williams reports on the concerning list that hodgkinson wrote down.

hodgkinshispocket. according to officials briefed on the fbi investigation, the list included trent franks of arizona, jeff duncan of south carolina and mo brooks of alabama along with a few others and officials. adding to the uncertainty about the list, franks was not on the team. congressman duncan says only kinson talked to him during wednesday's practice. >> he asked me if this team was the republican or democrat team practicing. i responded that it was the republican team practicing and he proceeded to shoot republicans. >> reporter: investigators have anything yet to find hodgkinson had a plan in mind. he told his wife earlier this week he was heading back to illinois and canceled his membership in the ymca the day before the shooting and talked to a local garage

his van ready. ct >> that was pete williamst from the shooting is waiting to be interviewed by the fbi. the manager says he had a brief encounter with james hodgkinson. the day before the shooting, he went to the station to ask for help putting air in his tires. he said he mentioned to hodgkinson he worked six days a week. and from there that small talk took a quick turn. >> at that point, he lost it. he went from a normal conversation to, what was that? have you seen what that [ bleep ] has done to our taxes? he's like, i mean, he just went off. it was abnormal the way he flipped out about trump and som

our nbc washington app. just open it up and search gop baseball shooting. we'll take a live look at the white house where the legal team is stepping? to clarify from president trump over russia's election meddling. for the first time yesterday, president trump tweeted out that he's under federal investigation calling it a witch hunt. but now a source close to the president's outside counsel tells nbc news that the president was not confirming the investigation. instead, that the person says it was in reference to an earlier news report. however, nbc news has confirmed that special counsel robert mueller is looking into the president obstructed justice. the committee is holding a

contest for whoever donates to some people on twitter are talkinbo it was an exciting opportunity, but others talked about their anger that the nations would be given in exchange with the president. now in 2012, the former president barack obama's re-election campaign also held a similar dinner raffle for supporters of his campaign. covering prince george's county now, there will be a j e juneteenth celebration today. this commemorates the arrival of union soldiers informing texas that all slaves had been freed in 1865. organizers say there will be something for people of all ages and today's event is free. the time right now is 10:08 on this saturday morning. if washing the car was on your list this weekend, you may want to hold off a little bit. storms could hit our area. we'll check back in with

team 4 meteorologist tom kierein eath of update. the actress carrie fisher. and the fight to keep honeybees alive at a local university. we'll tell you about what all the buzz is about. stick around. grit. somee 't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. and if you ever think of quitting, our success coaches will be there to pick you up and work with you every day to put you on the right path. itayer university. let's get it, america.

fans of carrie fisher say she died from suffered from heart dise fisher suffered a medical emergency on an international flight back in september. she died september 27th. her mother debbie reynolds died the following day. a special good-bye for a bus driver on the last day of school in montgomery county. melvin spent 20 years behind the wheel of the school bus and n

and the com main thing i try to tell the drivers is, remr thing, you were once a kid yourself. and you know how it is, so just treat them like you want to be treated. love them, that's all. >> well, he said he's looking forward to now sleeping in during his retirement. and i have a little bit of a correction from the last time. so i said that he bought flowers for his mom along the route, he buys flowers for moms along his route, the moms of kids. >> even better. and probably his mom, too. >> yes. >> how wonderful. >> great job. time right now is 10:12. we'll take you outside to the front lawn of the studios in northwest d.c. a bit muggy out there with the flag flapping in the wind. tom is letting us know how long the humidity is stick a

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d lots of honey. of the thous george mason university's bee initiative is, well, buzzing. get it? >> we are very happy. we lots of hives and they have shown a lot of progress at this point. >> if we have progress thriving in a facility like this in fairfax county's i-95 landfill, that's a great indicator of our environment being in good shape. >> reporter: we first told you about the project back in march

todayy i ortant because they are pollinators. they are -- they are pragmatic producers. >> reporter: the university will study the bees and their honey to learn if there's negative impact on them from the landfill. they hope to use the information to educate the importance of pollinato pollinators. in fairfax, david culver, news4. now, if you want to go inside the hive and search the queen bee, search bees in the nbc washington app. well, it looks like a lot of you have been hearing the story about d.c.'s fat cat on our nbc washington facebook page. well, if you have had any thoughts about adopting him, you're going to nee

it turns out thatn living facility. the family does have quite a bit ofor also need to get on the treadmill. that's the third step, that's the important one. he said that giant belly needs to go. >> cats need exercise. you have to play with them and get the cat toys out. >> they like to eat, too. it's this time of the year when we are in the heat and humidity for the metro area.

we have the clouds hovering over the. the sun is breaking out in eastern maryland. around 80 degrees. we are now up to 81 degrees. there's been quite a bit of fog around but most of it is gone. here are a couple showers here gradually drifting north to northeastern maryland away from the metro area. by noontime, ma ina few showers and thunder in the panhandle of the west virginia. those are the areas in yellow and orange. then getting into the middle part of the afternoon, might get a few of them flariand eth metr around 3:00 to 4:00 as well as our northern and western suburbs. you can see the pattern widely scattered thundershowers. likely, not severe storms but someef

thunder and lightning all the way ilrrmid-80s during the afternoon. nitthr 90 tomorrow. still humid. and again, some widely scattered thundershowers are possible sunday afternoon. it's monday, though, that is the big concern. monday afternoon into monday evening there could be some storms with up damaging winds and heavy downpours to cause ponding of water. monday, mid-afternoon, into early evening. we have highs near 90. lower humidity on tuesday and partly cloudy. maybe a few showers midweek. a week from today, might get some showers that saturday afternoon. tom, thank you very much. by n

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taking over pretty much ytontionde distributors. they are getting consumers, too. >> you'll have more selection and lower pricing and two really, really big players making that happen. it will be walmart and it will be amazon. >> reporter: competitors took a big hit today as amazon moves in on their turf. kroger, target, costco and walmart shares falling on the news. >> for the general grocery store, i want to say, boy, it's tough. >> reporter: this is the latest ambitious move by amazon founder jeff bezos expanding his empire into traditional stores and upending the shopping cart. all right. here are 4 things to know on this saturday

fatac. and the alexandria baseb shooter james hodgkinson had a list of republicans on him. officials don't know exactly what the list means. and the japanese coast guard is leading the search for seven u.s. sailors who went missing. all this happened after their u.s. destroyer collided with a container ship off the coast of japan. and metro's final safetrack surge gets underway tomorrow. and that means tracks shut down between shady grove and twinbrook until june 25th. and we do want to remind you of the breaking news we just got into the d into the m trial of bill cosby. >> and he could be retried on the same charges with other

many the past as well. so tl, muggy afternoon into thed-ngh t neighborhood. and then tomorrow, another chance of a few scattered isolated thundershowers in the afternoon. a little hotter. but the likelihood of strong storms maybe monday afternoon. stay with us. we'll keep you posted. thank you for joining us on news the today and spending your saturday morning with us. >> be sure to join us tomorrow orning at6:00.

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deration let's get to nbc's ron allen live at the courthouse in norristown, pennsylvania. ron, let's take a step back, talk about this one piece at a time. what can you tell us? >> reporter: the jurors dera hha cntcolt is amistrial. not unexpected turn of events i should say because again the jury deliberated so long and they come out two days ago and said they were deadlocked. so again, it is a mistrial and we've already heard from the prosecution, the d.a. said they're going to retry this case again. just to refresh your recollection, this all revolves around an incident that happened in 2004, andrea constand, mployee of university, by bill cosby at his home one

the defense was able to to dif inconsistencies to police over time. cosby testified in other proceedings and in statements to police saying essentially that this was a consensual encounter, on-going romantic relationship he had with constand. so again, the jury is deadlocked. we don't know what the split is, there are 12pittsburgh, a more neutral jury than here in montgomery county. the cosby talked about negative publicity, complained about length of deliberations, had been asking for mistrial each time the jurors came back to the courtroom perhaps a dozen times to have testimony read back or to ask questions of the judge. at one point they asked what's reasonable doubt which sounded good for the prosecution. we hope to hear from the