member jim graham. we're going to begin this hour with two deadly shootings. >> two men found dead, chopper four was up over one of the locations this afternoon. police say they found a man dead from gunshot wound in the hallway building on 45th avenue just a few blocks away police in riverdale found another man shot to death. investigators say the two individuals appeared to know each other. you're looking into the possibility, it may be a case of murder suicide. >> a chaotic scene. >> mega bus hit several cars dragging down one the street before coming to a stop. it happened on seventh street in northeast, megan fitzgerald talked with witnesses who described the frantic moments. >> witnesses say this is a crash like they've never seen before especially here. this mega bus behind me we're told was

collided into parked cars and other cars that were driving on the roadway. take a look at this car right here, this owner of this lexus says his vehicle was parked two blocks away. >> everyone is saying, oh, he's not stopping. it started on 6th and 8th. he dragged that van. he dragged this van from all the way back there. then it came up and hit that car and everything collided altogether. >> i see the bus coming with white van attached to the side of it. >> the bmw was coming this way. he hit the bmw spun around and that's when he got to the building and stopped. >> reporter: this is still on going active investigation. police tell us three people were treated for nonlife threatening injuries. they haven't said if charges are being filed at this point. they say they're looking into the possibility that the driver of that bus had some sort

medical emergency. metro riders are angry today. they're sick of being stranded and tired of being late for work. >> this is ridiculous. this is not acceptable. trains aren't coming, buses aren't coming, what are we suppose to do. >> this morning, too much water in the tunnel from the rain over night stopped service on the red line. trains are running now. today's hassle comes on top of upcoming schedule changes and fair hikes. about 10 minutes from now kristin wright is working for you digging into today's problems and the changes coming over the weekend. we posted the new schedule and information on fare increases in the nbc washington app, search metro changes. what's left of tropical storm cindy making its way to the east coast and it dropped several inches of rain of mississippi and spawned tornados in alabama. several buildings were damaged there, as you can see here.

the storm center and who has got the lady will arrive here in our area. >> we're tracking rain come lg through parts of the region, most of it, but fairly steady and will be right on to the district coming up over the next hour or so. tracking the rain, coming from d.c. right on down towards war doll f, more rain back towards montgomery county, the bulk of the area, south of that area is on the dry side. take a look at this, we've got severe thunderstorm watch north of the boarder here in towards pennsylvania, back into west virginia. could be, we may see a couple of those storms in our area a little bit later on this evening, that's the best chance of it. here cindy itself, that's what's left, that's going to come right across our region over night tonight. we'll see rain over night into early tomorrow morning, we'll talk about what the rest of the weekend, we've got a lot going on this weekend. we've got the ent f

>> thank you, doug. first at 4:00, louisiana representative scalise is improving. he is out of intensive care. he's now listed in fair condition. scalise was shot in the hip last week when a gunman ambushed republicans on a baseball field. condition of another player who was shot on that field is also improving, mat is also in good condition and getting some real shows of support. george washington university hospital of jayson werth of the washington nationals he stopped by yesterday to visit with matt in the hospital. president trump is making it easier to fire problem employees at the va. he signed a measure that speeds up the dismissal process for workers who have disciplinary problems. the bill also protects whistleblowers to report misconduct. >> two military pilots are expected to ka

runway in ohio. witnesses say the jet flipped after landing at the dayton international airport. the pilots were practicing local air show. fire crews had both of the pilots. right now, former d.c. councilman is lying instate. dignitaries, have been gone by there to pay their tribute. >> derrick ward is at the service. >> you've dot to give us a sense of how many bow ties you're seeing in honor of him. >> reporter: quite a few. you know, that was one of his trademarks. we actually saw some people who had t-shirts but they put the bow ties on once they went inside. as you said, his body is here and it will be until about 5:00 p.m. this evening. now, jim graham served on the city council from 1999 to 2015. he was on health and human services committee. he also took under his w

lot of folks from his ward, people who he served as a council member and they were his constituent. you know, they said that he had his office here, but his heart was definitely in ward one as we hear from one of those constituents. take a listen. >> it was like, you felt like your uncle stopped by. it wasn't like oh the council stop by, he stopped by and he was genuinely concerned about what the people need and what was better for ward one. >> reporter: and even before he came to the council, he had headed up the whitman clinic at a critical time for that clinic when the cities was in the droves of hiv crisis and that clinic was in danger of closing, a lot of people it was graham's stewardship that kept it home and kept it providing that vital function. folks have been coming here all day to pay their respects. we've got about an hour left before his funeral will be held tomorrow.

building. >> thank you, derrick. coming up, he says he was trying to get some laughs, but the white house didn't find it very amusing. the remarks that he's apologizing for. just in time for summer, new list of toys safety hazard is out. why spinners e at the top of ar

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few showers moving to the north and east. you can see them moving right up towards baltimore at this point, just shower activity. and you have a lot of storms out to the north and west. we have a severe thunderstorm watch, well northern west up through pennsylvania and northern west virginia. that's where a lot of the storms are going to stay and could rule out an isolated storm later on throughout the evening, but heavy rain moving in late tonight. temperatures will continue to follow into the '70s. it is breezy and humid. scattered showers will continue through the evening, with that heavy rain, when will it move out in time for the weekend. we've got your weekend forecast and the timing on that rain, let's check the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you, lawyer ren. a rockdale man is n

>> they dismissed the case. he's been charged as practicing as a registered nurse. he was paying people $30 to draw samples of their blood and he was storing it in his southwest d.c. apartment. it's not why the case was dismissed. prosecutors have not commented. four people were injured in paris, one, seriously, when a double decker tour bus got stuck under the bridge. the windshield and roof were on the top were smashed. the company says the bus had taken a detour because of road closures in the area. >> we have seen that at 4:00. chaos on the red line, how metro is responding after a day of issues. baby flew out o

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more delays, the timing is terrible. >> when you commute, you're going to be paying a little bit more, new fare increases, it will effect this sunday's 10 to 15 cents, a lot of people say this is really sitting well with them given all of the service problems on metro. >> you know, even asking for help and things of that nature. >> reporter: metro is cutting service and reducing rush hour schedule. the leadership says the changes have to happen to make service better and more reliable. in the district kristin wright, news 4. it wasn't much better on the road this morning. most of the problem stemmed from a fiery wreck on new york avenue. four cars collided and three of them caught fire just past the bridge. it happened around 3:30 this morning. one person died and ano

the traffic issue spilled on to the bw parkway and all the surrounding roadways. it lasted well into the morning rush. >> and today it just got bigger. >> all eyes on me, is what is said to be true and untold story of rapper, actor, tupac shukar, should you be putting your eyes on it. >> joining us entertainment editor, jason, i checked out your review, your online review. you say some folks will like this and others won't. >> yeah, hey guys. the critics have been absolutely ravaging this one. they didn't even schedule courtesy screening in advance because of that review. i'm here to tell you guys, keep your heads up. it's not nearly that bad, i will say a c grade than the f grade that sort sugges

really looks the part. if you're a fan with tupac's music like me, you know, you still get to see all of the songs that you know and love how he formed them, california love, keep your head up, hail mary, brenda's got a baby, you kind of already know it. it's fun to see them check all of those boxes of the events. i will say some of the critics do have a point, i don't want to over sell it. it feels like a tv movie at times, skipping along surface of the events rather than digging down deeper. i will say it's the biggie notorious oscar nominated like strout ou -- like straight out of compton. resurrection, absolutely see that first. it's way better. if you've seen that and still a fan, maybe a decent companion piece to that. but, you know, i actually thought

>> all it needs is music. speaking of music, the rent is making a dc stop for 20th anniversary, you talked with the cast. >> yes. 20th anniversary, now through sunday, only a couple of days left to see this, obviously, 1996 rock musical, masterpiece that changed a lot of things dealing with the aids epidemic up in the east village. we talked with the actors who played mark and rogers, see more ahead. >> show up on broadway in 1996. i was introduced to the -- a few years after that, probably, and being ten years old and hearing a story of people who are living with aids, interracial couples, homo sexual couples, it started so many questions for myself and really opened the door for my family to like talk about those things and things i never knew existed in th

>> now, if you want another live theater option, you can head to the kennedy center for the sound of music, iconic musical. we caught up with nicholas rodriguez who played captain. >> don't worry, it's still all of your favorite songs. >> and the hills are alive. >> my favorite thing. >> do, re, me. >> testifies going to teach us. >> so in the movie julie played it on the guitar. it's a teaching tool. do, re, me, fa, so, la, ti, do. >> it's now playing. >> there you

>> good-bye. >> good-bye. >> all right. [ laughter ] >> we learned those. >> that was pretty good. >> i love that musical, by the way. >> thanks for the walk down memory lane between tupac, we just went back. >> well, thank you, jason. >> all right, take care, man. >> part of the world war ii memorial will be out of commission over the next couple of weeks, or at least the next week for repairs. the national park service will drain the rainbow pool and other water features on sunday to replace the lights. they'll be resold and operating again next friday. there are no honor guard scheduled for those days, it's a good time to make the repairs. >> parents are faced with a lot of choices, many good ones, others questionable. >> while this dad's oirygl

all right. all right. all right. >> where are you going with that. >> i can't. >> my wife had a pass, she didn't say that. i think i'm okay. let's show you what's happening, she's com

party. shower activity ahead, making its way our way. that's what we're seeing right now, just showers, come through the district just over the last hour or so, that's knocking temperatures down just a little bit. we saw high temperature a little bit earlier into the 80s. the heat index was 95 degrees. it is warm and humid, but because of the showers we're now down to 84. winds out of the southwest. a little bit of a breeze out there, too. take a look at the numbers, 82 leesburg. getting ready to make those showers, see those showers, as well. montgomery county again, prince georges county. most of this rain fairly light. this is just one area, we've seen a couple through the day. most of us have been dry throughout the afternoon. here is the severe weather just to the north of the

line up towards pennsylvania, big time storms there, back to the west, look at the swirl right there, that's the swirl. that's why you have this yellow boxes, these are the tornado watches that are in effect, severe thunderstorm watch to the north and west. we're going to await the arrival into early tomorrow morning. first up, there's the rain we have out there now. the rest of the afternoon, after this moves out, we're not going to see much. if you're heading out this evening, it's going to be warm and humid, i'm not expecting you to use the umbrella tonight. here is 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. notice the rain started to come in. but the heaviest rain back to the west, right on through 6:00. we could see some thunder with this because, again, we'll have these spinning motion just to our north and that means we're doing to get in on what could be strong storms early tomorrow morning. tomorrow wash out. by 9:00, the rain is gone. i don't think

tomorrow afternoon at all, as a matter of fact, we see some sunshine, humidity gets a little bit lower. we've got a pretty nice day. 89 degrees. early rain makes clearing, lowering humidity. then you'll want to see something really good. remember, earlier, you're asking us to smile a lot. we can smile about this forecast right here. >> thank you, doug. president trump takes action today promising better protections for the nation's veterans, details on that first at 4. if you have young kids you've probably seen these in your home. fidget spinners, parents shoul

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blayne alexander is lye at the white house today with the development -- is live at the white house today with developments. >> reporter: here at the white house, president trump signing one bill to help protect our nation's veterans. but over on capitol hill republicans are still divided on another health care. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> reporter: with wounded warriors looking on, president trump taking steps to protect the nation's veterans. >> this is one of the largest reforms to the va in its history. >> signing a bill to make it easier to fire bad va employees. >> veterans who are put on secret weight list, given the wrong medication, given the bad treatments. >> touting it as another campaign promise fulfilled as it cast doubt over the investigation into his campaign and possible russian collusion, hours after admitting he does not have taped

between himself and fired fbi director james comey, the president questioning the credibility of special counsel robert mueller in an interview with fox news. >> mueller is very very good friends with comey. which is very bothersome. the people that have been hired are all hillary and clinton supporters. >> reporter: suggesting, again, he may have been a target. over on capitol hill the fight continues to end obama's signature piece of legislation, health care battle now between republicans. >> do they want our vote or don't. it has to get better and more to our liking. >> reporter: the question now, how hard will he personally push to get all republicans on board. >> and right now, republicans do not have enough support to move that bill through the senate. the leaders are hoping to turn that all around and have a vote by the end of next week,

applauds the work of two journalists and relentless pursuit. they're displaying a note pad from reporter of the washington post. and they also have the glasses of a guardian, he used the note pad to support giving and jacob's glasses, they were broken when the congressional candidate body slammed him on the night before the montana special election, remember that story, the museum says that both of the items are reminder, even in the u.s. >> the interactive art project we told you about earlier this month in alexandria draws to a close tomorrow, for the past few weeks people have been writing their burdens on rocks and hanging paper birds as part of the four project on mount vernon avenue. the creator is hoping that people will see they're not alone in their troubles. they'll move past the thousands of folks have

festiv festival. make something beautiful out of it. because i think that the symbolism is really nice. sometimes the stuff may be worst part become some of the beautiful parts. >> it includes exhibiters and well presentation. >> and iconic rollercoaster is back up and running again. five years ago hurricane sandy destroyed the pier in heights new jersey and threw it into the ocean. >> i'm here on the casino pier in new jersey, just five years ago, super storm sandy devastated this place. well, today, it's alive. it's the sounds of summer. the new rollercoaster is open. people are having a great time. i'll have more coming up on nbc nightly

>> check out this baseball fan caught on camera. he catches a foul ball. that's the good part. >> and -- >> well, the trouble is, he's got his baby in his arms and mom is not happy about what's going on. so she snatches the child from his arm, he tries to make nice, but she's not having any of it. he may be in the dog house for a long time, at least he has his souvenir. >> he gave him a high five. >> not with the baby. >> not with the baby in your arm. >> i agree. >> let the ball go. let your neighbor catch it. president trump has been silent but his staff is lashing out. they say they're taking some recent jokes made by actor johnny depp very seriously. >> horrifying video showing the car seat comes tumbling out of the moving car and almost gets run over. that's first at 4:00. i'm

your traffic, starting with metro here this week and silver, blue, orange line running every 15 to 20 minutes same situation on the yellow and green line this weekend. surge 16 on the reed line, still in effect until sunday, that means a shutdown between shady grove and twinbrooks. now, reminder, saturday here. they do close at midnight, sunday, june 25th. hours for metro 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. everything is going to change as far as later closing come next weekend, later 1:00 a.m. closing time on fridays and saturday, that starts on june 30th. one other thing to mention, hope you join us as montgomery college. on saturday, 8:00 a.m. to

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breaking up as it enters the baltimore beltway. you can see back down to the south and west, south -- yeah south and west, not too much going on there right now. we're going to be watching a few showers that will be sitting across the area, maybe even an isolated thunderstorm as we get into the remainder of the evening, but, again, just some light stuff out there at this point. of course it's not working let me g ahead and show you what's going on for the rest of it. let me widen out this picture, i should say a lot of storms just over here. this is all new some of that moisture that's up from what was tropical storm cindy, now just kind of hanging out. it's eastern or western tennessee, a lot of this moisture moving into the area. your weekend shaping up not to be too bad, when can you expect the heaviest rain, that's coming up for you in just a few minutes. >> all right. thanks a lot. >> take a look at this gut wrenching new video,

car and landing in the middle of a busy road. >> the suv was making a right turn in laray doe texas, the back door flew open and one-year-old boy fell out. empty car seat fell out, too. the toddler is recovering from a few scrapes and bruises, the driver got a ticket. >> one lucky child. >> one very lucky child. all right. new toy for kids. >> first at 4, a new warning next for parents about the potential dangers of fidget spinners and other popular toys. we head to the vine yard to take a closer look at what makes this area such a g

youngsters love them, but fidget spinners have just made the list of the

dangerous toy. nbc business correspondent jolie explains why. >> they whirl, sparkle and captivated kids across the country. these little addictive handheld wijts comes in hundreds of styles and colors. >> is this actually fun? >> yes. yes. yes. yes. >> now a new warning from watch listing potential safety has hazards with summer's hottest toys. it warns that they can fall apart and it can potentially become lodged in a young child's throat. toy is safe because it is popular. in addition, the consumer product safety commission is investigating two separate choking incidents involving a ten-year-old in texas and a five-year-old in oregon. the toy association, which represents nearly a thousand toy makers said needlessly frightened par

information, it stresses following age recommendations and urges parents and caregivers to keep small toys, include fidget spinners out of the hands of children under three. other summer hazards on the watch list, pool cover, and baby pool. hover boards due to potential burn injury from fire. and bounce houses, expert says they're always secured and resecured for maximum safety. especially during potentially windy or stormy weather. and kids zoom around the neighborhood this summer, make sure they're wearing a helmet, 40% of parents survey say their kids don't always wear one, even though scooter related injuries have skyrocketed 40% in 10 years. >> it is so satisfying. >> safety tips so your kids can hover, bounce and spin their way through happy and safe

>> you think you can handle your own fourth of july fireworks. police want you to think again. >> you know, the problem with this is that many people think that can't happen to them. >> yeah, every year around this time, you're right. lay on the fireworks which is suppose to be fun, of course, not everybody leaves it to the experts. next at 5:00, the important warning we've got. you need to see when it comes to what you're not allowed to use as well as how you use it. also new at 5:00, ever wonder what happens to a store after its doors closed for good. one door is empty, no more. check this out. it's got the whole family, playgrounds, running tracks, workshops, even a butterfly room, maybe a fidget spinner room, too angie gulf is taking us inside before it all opens up. i'll join you in a few, plus a good deal more so we'll see you at 5:00. >> i think the butterflies

safer than findget spinners. >> see you in a bit. from damaged cars and homes to severe flooding to white spread power outages. residents all over the south are dealing with the aftermath of what use to be tropical storm cindy, a storm that's now headed our way. >> in a second, and lawrence, the storm center, we want to give -- really shouldn't be too worried about this. >> you know. we saw some rain last night. we've seen a couple of showers today. we'll see more rain tonight. tonight's rain will be early tomorrow morning. we're not taking a wash out. >> really not expecting any really widespread severe out break, that's to the north and west this afternoon. we're looking at a few showers out there on the radar now. >> most of the weekend looking really nice. we have showers around the metro. that's why we're looking at plenty of cloud cover as we move on, what are we going to be saying, take a look at the numbers, 83 degrees now. i think we actually climb at 7:00 because we are going to see someun

of hours, up to 84 at 7:00, 81 by 9:00. you'll feel the humidity if you're thinking about eating outdoors. no watches or warnings, light shower activity that continues in and around the district into parts of the beltway, along 50, everybody heading to the beach. we're looking at shower activity there also over towards the bay bridge. about to see another shower. but the wide view shows is really happening here. severe weather to the north. severe thunderstorm, pennsylvania, tornado warning well back into southwestern pa, what we're going to see with this, we're watching cindy, which is right here. take a look. see that circle right in there. there it is right there. that's going to make its way right to our north as it does, it will take the heaviest rain to the north with it. we have a good chance of seeing that here, too. i'm going to show you this every half hour. this is the timing of this. we had the shower activity now, it's done. we're on the dry side for the most part. it's rather humid and warm. 4:00 in the

rain, notice, we could see some heavy showers and downpours, maybe some strong thunderstorms at this time. by 6:00, we're riding just to our north, making its way in along 6:00, could be the time we're looking at winds, gusty winds, heavy downpours as well. by 9:00 in the morning, it is gone. and all of your saturday is looking great right now. you're thinking about heading to the pool, no problem, 883 degrees -- 83 degrees at 11:00 p.m., 88 by 5:00 p.m., humidity will be decreasing during the day, we're looking at pretty nice afternoon on your saturday. on your sunday, high temperatures, getting up to 85 degrees. less humid on sunday and this starts out, when i think, is going to be phenomenal streak. 85 on sunday, 83 on monday. 80 on tuesday with few more clouds. 82 wednesday, then we get into the not so nice, back to summer, temperatures in the mid-90s. chance for showers and thunto

what about the beeches, you think about heading down towards the beaches, this is what you can expect, 83 degrees on your saturday, again, early showers or storms should be out of the beaches by around 10 or 11:00. a little bit on the breezy side. 80 on sunday, water temperature up to 70 degrees. 77 coming up during the day on monday. all and all, not a bad ten day forecast for you, but the first six days really looking nice before summer tries to work its way back in, we're talking about the next heat wave. but this weekend, pretty nice weekend to get out and about, laura has the place to go. >> yeah, absolutely. i'm a virginia girl, you're from virginia, doug, we all know that local vine yards in virginia have gotten widely popular over the last several years. what makes the virginia climate so good for wine production. well, i had the difficult job traveling out louden county, to find out exactly why. >>

virginia and around a being right here. >> that's vice president of grow vine yards, jim, a picturesque nestled between the foothills of short hill mountains, whether it's a constant concern for great in this rapidly flourishing business. >> we live and die by the weather. >> there's always a risk. there's always a play, there's always a hill. >> ortiz is a vine yard manager. he's consistently watching the weather patterns and trends to make sure to produce the best wine possible in a variable virginia climate. >> when you want the rain, when you don't want it to rain, the lowest rain. >> now they're generally the best for producing wine, lots of rain during the spring and summer can have detri mental impact on the grapes itself. >>

up all the way. the numbers of -- the content might not get back to where it was. there's a balloon effect. >> water is essential, but raisins like to struggle a bit. the harder they work, to get that water. >> why is this area favorable for wine production. >> everything is about drainage. everything is about drainage to not have cold pockets. it trickles down stay right here. >> i want to know and you want to know with all of this harvesting taking place in the fall, 2017 be a good year for wine given our drought before we head it into this spring. >> a lot of the neighbors got hill storms. they're pretty much effected -- they already know they're out for people that weren't effected by the exstream roster or hail. goes so good either way. >> well, of course, yeah, that was

few wine tastings in. it was extraordinary for me, we don't know whether it's going to be a sweet year. >> you didn't check out any other years kwhiel you were there. >> i mean, maybe i got a couple of years. i was like here is this credit card. but excellent vine yards, of course, get out and get out to the virginia vine yard, stay local. great wines out there for vine yard. >> that's good for plenty. >>. absolutely. >> the hills, drainage. >> all right. yeah, thanks a lot. >>. looking for another way to use the tracker, well a business company is using free work out period, it starts saturday, july 15th at yards park, that's in

work out followed by a yoga class. according to washington magazine, the work out series called fit bit local started two years ago and continues to expand to major cities across the country. just search fit bit in the nbc washington app. we'll see what the white house wants to have happen following johnny

actor johnny dep is under fire for comments he made about president trump. the hollywood star has been no fan of donald trump. he took his rhetoric up a couple of notches when he raised the prospect of the president being killed. >> johnny depp when apparently speaking, he referred to assassinating president trump. >> this will be horrible. >> i want to clarify. i'm an actor. i lie. however, it's been

>> lining up social media over night. once, are you listening, another disney, you might want to rethink your relationship with donny depp. it was last month another hollywood celebrity posted a video of herself posting of president trump. and endorsement field, her new year's eve and cancelled tour date. johnny depp has parities with trump before, but at one point, it's a question, i'm not insinuating anything, it's not clear whether that was a reference

comment back to you. hundreds of angry riders asking tough questions just as metro gets set to raise rates and change hours. >> the storm that was cindy isn't done with us yet. we're tracking more rain and how it's going to impact the weekend. >> we've got new information on the road to recover while two people shot on baseball field in alexandria. we begin tonight with gunfire inside a d.c. diner. good evening everyone, i'm jim handily. one man shot and wounded and a massive police presence. >> this is all unfolding at a popular breakfast and lunch spot in northeast washington. pat collins with details, pat. >> reporter: jim, the scene here, marry's place. it's sort of like the tasty diner of dean

shot during a robbery attempt. it happened around 2:30 this afternoon just about a half an hour before closing and police, they were on this in a flash. k-9 dogs running with a purpose. cop, deep in the brush, looking for suspects looking for evidence. police on the edge, armed with long guns. a manhunt of consequence today in a wooded area on the north side of kennel worth avenue near douglas street. now, it all started across the way inside this restaurant on the north side. it's called the breakfast place, but nobody here calls it that. it's known as mary's place, why it's like the tasty diner of dean wood. it's been in business here for