this very seriously and they tell us that they are going to put a stop to it now. reckless, dangerous, words used by police to describe this scene. close to dirt bikes and motorcycles up on the sidewalk at national harbor weaving in and out of traffic in the wrong direction. the last thing tourists and families ever expected to see here. >> obviously dangerous, but, you know, some have done that, right. >> it will discourage me of bringing my children to the area if i knew they would be in danger. >> i have the advantage of having a better view. he doesn't want to be identified. >> all of a sudden i heard this rumbling noise. >> reporter: 8:00 on a busy sunday night. >> coming through on both sides of the street.

still well over 100 motorcycles, four wheelers, just coming through the traffic on both sides sidewalks. it was amazing. >> they also captured video, county police tried to stop the riders but they got away. the department promises to do everything in their power to get the guys off the street. >> we will be putting more and more resources in this and we'll be apprehending more and more people and bringing them to justice. >> today at national harbor, the what ifs are running through people's minds. >> this is really dangerous. this is really dangerous, they had the baby carriage when they were a little kid and my concern is one of safety. >> police say they're going to have extra patrols outlooking for these guys. they had choppers that look out and can follow them when they

they do believe the ones that were here at national harbor last night were also along eighth street in the district yesterday evening, as well. they're watching very closely. they like anyone with anyone tips to come forward and that information can be made anonymously. wendy, back to you. >> thanks, kristin. and we just got in this new video of atv riders this weekend. this is dupont circle, a viewer says they roared down connecticut avenue just south of the circle last night. they're also appears to be a police officer in this video and he is recording these riders. now, more on what the white house is calling a legal victory today for president trump. the supreme court is letting his administration go forward with a limited version of its travel ban. today the high court agreed to combine two federal cases and review them. now, the arguments will be set for october. parts of the ban will take effect in 72

news 4 megan fitzgerald is live at dulles international airport with a look at the local impact on the high court's decision. megan. >> reporter: jill, so legal experts, supreme court experts tell us they don't believe there's going to be much of an impact based off of the supreme court's decision. here is why, they say folks that are coming in that have to get visas to get here are getting them coming here to study, they'll be visiting family or coming here to work. so even though those individuals who might be coming from those ban nations that are part of this travel ban, if they have reason to be here, experts say, there shouldn't be a problem for them to get here. it was a much different scene inside the international rival section even after the supreme court says they're allowing a limited version of president trump's travel ban. today there were signs welcoming friend and loved ones home, like the one summer is holding for her son who is arriving from the

>> my son comes from saudi arabia right now. >> reporter: six months ago it was a different scene. protesters filled the airports across the country. supreme court experts like paul hughes said that's likely because the latest decision shouldn't have an impact on travel. >> it helped that individuals that have a bona fide connection to the united states, either to a relative, family member of the united states or to an employer, academic institution, those individuals, well, would not be impacted by the travel ban. >>. >> reporter: he says anyone that was given a visa or wants one and has family in the u.s. or has a credible reason to be here for something like work or education, shouldn't be impacted by the ban. hughes said there could be confusion about what it's considered is a bona fide connection. but he doesn't see that

major issues. >> there will be some questions as to what degree of relationship is required to constitute a bona fide relationship. by and large those individuals most individuals will be able to travel to the united states because of the stays that have been issued by the lower court, those individuals should be comfortable based on kin traveling to the united states and their plans should proceed on impact. >> now, the supreme court also ruled today that they will be listening to arguments on the travel ban when they reconvene in october and, of course, that then is when we'll likely hear a decision on whether or not the travel ban stays or if it's overturn overturned. back to you. >> thank you, megan. the white house put out a statement after the supreme court's decision with the president calling it a victory for national security. saying in part, i want people who can love the united states and all of its citizens and who will be hardworking and

responsibility as commander in chief is to keep american people safe. today's ruling allows me to use an important tool for protecting our nation's homeland. we've been asking all afternoon, do you agree with this limited version of the president's travel ban taking effect looking at our nbc washington survey, it appears most of you do not agree. >> breathtaking pictures of flames devowering this apartment building in northwest dc. families escaping with their lives and the clothes on their back. tonight we know one person was found dead inside that building. as nvlinvestigators look at the cause of the fire. frustration is mounting with those who made it out safely. >> it's still very real for resi

building. >> when i get right here, the window just exploded. wake up in the middle of the night. you've got to run for your life. >> they wait across the street. don't expect to recover anything. others on the lower floor don't know what to expect. >> they told us that today we were able to come in. that we could come in at 10:00 by the time we get our stuff. >> but 10:00 came and went, it was only investigators who were allowed in. and a body was found in the apartment where the fire was believed to have started on the top floor. one especially trained dogs could be taken inside to search that floor. the roof had collapsed. people on other floors done know what's left. >> my apartment, i think maybe a little bit of the ceiling has caved in. the woman next door to me, her ceiling caved in. >> the horror remains in the memory. >> i looked out side and i saw people like running out the building and i saw black smoke coming behind them and i

panicked. i was like, oh my gosh. >> >> reporter: we are still waiting to learn the identity of the person who was found dead inside the apartment the fire believed to have started. authorities will only say that it's a male. did that person die from the fire or seasoning else. it's one of the many questions emanating from the charred remains of this building on pea body street. derrick ward, news 4. >> the driver who is accused of running into police officers and a government worker earlier this month will remain in custody, the police were on bike patrol. investigators say brandon was speeding, struck them on 18th street near columbia road in northwest, they say he had been smoking marijuana at a club that night. one of the officers are still in the hospital and needs rehabilitation to learn how to walk again. >> and dc police are telling us that this missing woman and her young daughter have been found. we told you about michelle and daisy last night when t

person search. no other details in this case have been revealed, however, but they have been found. >> what started as an effort to be more inclusive has resulted in a controversy in montgomery county. after a spike in hate crimes there, the city of rockville decided to fly the flags from all 193 member countries of the united nations. but the city got some backlash over its decision to lift the socialist flag of vietnam. members say, the flag invokes memories of a brutal war. we just talked with the association of vie yes, ma'tman americans that the flag has been taken down pending further consideration. >> most of you, in the upper 70s in, take a look at the numbers right now. across

70, that's amazingly cool on the west side of the appalachians here. looking pretty good. 83 degrees right now. the temperatures dropping 79. by 72 by 11:00. gorgeous now, nice for a few days. we're tracking more heat, another heat wave making its way our way, this one could be just like the last one, remember a long hot one, yeah, we'll talk about it and i can see how can we ever forget. >> 22 million people kicked off of health care, that's the scenario being laid out this evening as the congressional budget office takes a look at the senate bill to repeal obama care. we'll have the latest details for you. and this proposal goes viral. it's a story we'll tell you out the guy wabho

love for this pharmaceutical ceo who was about to go on trial for fraud. he's accused of defrauding investors and he gained infamy after he hiked the price of life saving age drug. jury selection today, several jurors say they cannot be fair because of that and one called him the most hated man in america. those jurors, by the way, were dismissed. we've got new numbers just out from the congressional budget office this evening, estimating that the senate health care bill if it passes 15 million people would lose insurance by next year, that number jumps to 22 million by 2026. meanwhile, republicans announced some tweaks to the measure today as they try to sure up party support. dan has our story. >> under self imposed deadline health care legislation before

republicans find themselves scraping for enough votes to pass their version of the bill. as it now stands, 5 republicans have come out publicly geagains the bill. four of those opposed say cuts don't go far enough. others are voicing concern over proposed cuts to medicaid looking to shore up support, republican leaders revised portions of the bill today aimed at deterring people to drop health insurance. it requires to let the coverage lapse for 63 days. no democrats on board, the gop could only afford to lose two republican votes for the bill to pass. >> i think these senators need to remember that they can't pay on repealing and replacing. >> highlights include key republican prices like ending a mandate to buy insurance and defunding planned parenthood. it keeps protections for those with pre-existing conditions but no long erman dates states require cove

care, also left in the bill, tax cuts for those with high incomes. >> this is really all about a huge huge tax break for the people in our country on the backs of the court and oldest people in our country, and that is wrong. >> local debate over health care reform heating up. the future of the gop bill farr from certain. dan, nbc news. and across the street from the hill, the supreme court had its final day for the current term. along with announcing that it will take up the president's controversial travel ban, the high court had some other decisions. leon harris is in our newsroom with a look at two other major cases. >> the supreme court ruled today on one case involving a separation -- this fall is going to hear a case involving a cake maker in same sex weddings. now, that first case involved a lutheran church in missouri that's denied a state grant. that program was helping groups

but the church had its application denied because a state law prohibited tax dollars going towards religious institutions. the court ruled in favor of the church that could do similar laws in 39 other states. we've also seen a number of cases voing businesses de -- involving businesses denying weddings services and this fall, supreme court is now saying it will hear arguments in a case involving a cake make ir. you may have heard of this case. he will not make cake for same sex couple it violates his religious view. courts have ruled that the state law there does not allow that refusal. phillips is appealing. one more note from the supreme court today, there had been some speculation that justice anthony who has been a crucial swing voter and major rulings over the years could be retiring. kennedy did not make any announcements about that today. so for

going to be sticking around, jim. >> all right. that would be big news. leon, thanks so much. the supreme court will be taking up that case involving the wedding cake vendor at a time when support for same sex marriage is at an all-time high. a new survey from the research center finds 62% of americans now support allowing gay and lesbian couples to wed. for the first time more baby boomers have a favorable view of same sex marriage, support among african-americans is also up with more than half saying they are now on board. well, proposing can be nerve wrecking and one man had to workup the nerve to ask two ladies to have him allow him in their lives forever. the photographer hidden in the trees is grant, he got down on one knee and asked for kassandra's hand in marriage and she said yes. grant wasn't done asking. he got down on one knee again and turned his attention to kassandra's

daughter. >> asked if i could be her daddy and promised to love and protect her for all time. she said yes and that's when she screamed i finally get a daddy, i finally get a daddy, mom. gave me a big hug. >> that's very sweet. you'll hear more tonight from the mother and daughter on nbc nightly news with lester holt. >> grant is setting the high bar for other guys out there. they entice you with beauty, at what cost. the biggest complaints by customers about their cosmetics. >> jim. and the surreal world of artist sal va dor gets a ltle more itco

doug joins us. wendy is back, in case you haven't noticed. >> and i'm the blonde in the new dress. i'm very bad. she was talking about her staycation you gave her incredible weather. >> and amazing weather this week. >> mother nature has nothing to do with that. wow! you are powerful. >> i'm here to help. >> thank you. >> news 4 working for you. >> whare

beautiful weather all across our region. it is so nice and picture perfect day, plenty of blue skies. cumulus clouds out there right now. you can see a bit of a different vantage point here from our city cam looking across the river, over towards the city. 83. winds out of the west at 12 miles an hour. temperatures average this time of year, in the mid-80s. take a look at everywhere else. most everybody in the 70s to low 80. 77 winchester. 79 over annapolis. great day out there by the water. we're not going to see any real chan chances for rain in the next few days. we have a slight chance tomorrow and that's the storm system i'm watching. you can see the clouds work their way in here. see the spin in the atmosphere. spinning right on through parts of the great lakes. now any time we see this, we formally see trailing frontal boundary. that's going to try to move through during the day of tomorrow. it's not going to be much of one. so tonight, no

11:00 tonight. how about 7, 8:00 tomorrow morning. a little bit more in the way of cloud cover tomorrow. we'll see some sunshine, but here comes some shower activity notice around noon, just a couple of showers right around the 3:00 hour they move on through here. these will be quick movers. you weent ne you won't need the umbrella tomorrow. you'll take first umbrella. you know. you won't be raining that much at all. what we're going to see is another great day. 80 degrees, low humidity, with that isolated shower. we'll see a pretty good sunshine, too. even if you see a chance for rain coming in, i don't think we'll see much in the way of thunder, you won't have to get out in the pool. 78 degrees. nice weather around 4:00, as well. keep an eye in the sky. you start to feel some rain drops, yeah, you might want to head inside. i don't think you'll have to stay long, you can watch that rain move right on past you, that's how close those showers

they'll be. 82 on wednesday. 91 on thursday. heat starts to move in. high of 93 on friday, with 30% chance. here comes the heat wave. 90 on sunday with a chance, pretty good storm -- could be pretty good day of storms. we'll have to watch out for sunday. look at monday and tuesday. tuesday by the way, july 4th, 96 degrees, yeah imagine that as we're trying to watch the fireworks out there and thanks. we'll have to wait and see. >> thank you, doug. >> and news for your health, medication isn't always enough to keep high blood pressure under control. >> when we come right back, the small changes that can lead to a big impact in improving your heart health. stepping out of your vehicle on to the interstate. it's one of the most dangerous things a driver can do in recent days it costs two people their lives. coming up the safety dos and don'ts. >> allegations of corrun

fraud within the school system. what the governor is saying needs to happen next, coming up on news 4.

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right now at 5:30, a call for a full investigation into allegations of corruption within the prince georges county school system. whistleblowers are saying they have evidence grades being changed to boost graduation rates. maryland's governor now asking the state board of education to look into this issue. our bureau chief, tracy wilkins has been following this controversy all day. she's live outside the offices in upper marl borrow with new information for us. tray s tracy, big day on this. >> for years i've been hearing allegations of people within the school system saying that there is great hampering that's happening and

passing who are not earning grades. well, members of the prince georges county school board wrote a letter to the governor and now the governor is saying it's time for a full investigation. for the maryland house of representative, says he wants answers from the prince georges's school ceo. >> we invest a lot of money in education in prince georges county and to have disturbing news like these allegations is very hard to stomach. >> reporter: after four of the county public school board members sent a letter to the governor that read in part it is with disappointment that we inform of you widespread systematic corruption. it went on all to detail grade changing in an effort to boost the county's graduation rate. they allege whistleblowers at every level had convincing evidence of wrongdoing that goes all the way to the top of the school system. he sent a letter tote

requesting the state board of education take immediate step it is to begin a complete thorough and exhaustive investigation into these allegations. walker says he wants to see the same thing. >> if there are documents that need to be taken a look at, you need to review some transcripts, they will have the authority to do it. >> i didn't ask for it. i didn't want it done. and plain and simple, they should have owned up to what they did. >> this mother came forward to news 4 after allegations of corruption surfaced. she said her son failed two core subjects and was i expected to attend summer school. was given a passing grade he didn't earn. he's now a senior in private school where he still struggles. >> he didn't know anything that he needed to know for biology and english. >> they released a statement that read in part these allegations are politically motivated and there is no system in

students are passing who don't deserve to pass. tracy wilkins, news 4. >> thank you, tracy. maryland's largest community college said it will be more transparent about the travel cost for its president. the inspector general reviewed the travel of montgomery colleague's president dr. darean, he presented the results today and the review shows the 91,000 that was spent in travel over a period of more than two years, does comply with what is allowed in the president's contract. the ig did recognize the college be more transparent with the student's staff and community about that spending and start reviewing the president's travel as part of its yearly financials. >> i have already charged our community engagement committee to work with our communications vice president and making sure that we can become more transparent to

they will know the kind of things that the president does, why she does it, where she does it and the results of it. >> college spokesperson says the board chair will also be reviewing the president's expenses and pleased the ig shows no improprieties with that spending. >> it's a story that rocked our region on friday afternoon last year. today a guilty plea from a maryland man who killed his wife and went on a shooting rampage and brought two more dead. one time officer with federal protective services admitted in court today that he murdered hez estranged wife outside high point high school as she waited to pick up her daughter. kor kneel already admitted to shooting three people outside westville montgomery mall and a woman outside a supermarket in aspen hill the following day. two of those victims died. sentencing is set for september. tragic death in two separate accidents just days apart. in

out of their vehicles on a busy highway. this morning it was the inner loop. a woman killed when she stepped from her vehicle after she was struck from behind. crews had to shutdown the inner loop. left hundreds of drivers in their cars for hours with nowhere to go. our bureau chief has been talking with safety experts about the rules of the road and what you need to do if you break down or have an accident. she's live in fairfax this evening to tell us, how -- what do you do with this kind of situation that's pretty common, you know. >> yeah. hey, windy, interstate speeds make it too dangerous for us to set up there right now. you're looking at the rush hour traffic in fairfax. triple a tells us this summer alone they'll get calls to rescue some 7 million stranded motorists and those out are on the interstate highway, they're in the most dangerous

of auchlt. >> when a driver or passenger steps out of their vehicle, they step into one of the most dangerous situations of all. sat a beloved local football coach was killed, nephew critically injured when they pulled into a median area. >> that is the situation which everything that could possibly go wrong went wrong. >> the triple a says thinking through a worse case scenario ahead of time can keep your safe. every situation is different. here are four different ways to follow. flat tire or crash. get to the safest way possible and call for help. in most cases, stay in the vehicle. visibility is key. turn on flashers and if you must leave the vehicle, exit away from the traffic flow. chris fair -- he agree if there is any way to get to the shoulder of grassy area beyond it or to do it. >> if at all ss

ramp is not in a parking lot. >> but there are times with a narrow shoulder for instance, you might feel it safer to leave the car. >> if you have to get out of the vehicle and if at all possible, try to move to the other side of the guardrail where it's a little bit safer. >> both men say, never stand outside the car to inspect damage or try to do fix yourself. >> never stand in front of the vehicle or behind the vehicle and especially on the side of the vehicle. >> if you do speak to a dispatcher when you call in for help, don't hesitate to get their advice. if you want to get a closer look at all aaa and safety recommendations, go on the ap and click on highway safety. the thing they really stress, it's important to think all these scenarios through ahead of time so you have a plan when to break out or crash does come. back to you now in the studio. >> julie, always be prepared, thank you.

meeting with indian prime minister, the leader of the world's most populated democracy. the president and first lady greeted him when he arrived at the white house this afternoon. the trump administration is at odds with india on some major issues, including trade and climate change. and live look right now at the rose garden where we expect -- we are hearing now a joint statement from the president and prime minister. it's unclear whether mr. trump or prime minister will be taking any questions. a symbol of peace and love that was killed off after the election coming back from the dead. cartoonist is bringing back pepe the frog. he debuted in 2006. last year members of the atlanta right fringe group started using that cartoon as a mascot. he decided to kill him after the november election, he called it art therapy. but today he launched a crowd funding campaign to raise money for

he may sue some of the groups who used the frog without his permission. you've seen the video, that girl dangling from the amusement park ride dropping 25 feet to the people below. when we come right back. the actions officials now say led to that incident. and honoring a local civil rights leader, tribute to

the rider is to plam, that's the word tonight from investigators in new york after a 14-year-old girl fell from that amusement park ride. she slipped under a restraining bar on the sky ride, six flags great escape on saturday. she dangled up there for a few seconds before dropping 25 feet into a crowd standing to catch her. police say she's okay. inspectors cleared the ride to reopen. one expert said even the strikest guidelines won't prevent accidents if riders don't follow the rules. and just when we thought salvadore couldn't get any more surreal. they may be digging up his body so they can conduct a paternity test. a woman claims her mother had a an affair with if painter in 19 55 a year

but never pursued it when he was alive. dali died in 1989. the woman filed a paternity claim with the dali estate. if she is indeed, his daughter. she would be entitled to some of that estate. the dali foundation which runs it plans legal action to see if his remains are not disturbed. there's a lot more to your make up, wendy, than meets your eye. >> that may be leading to some problems. still ahead, what's causing a rise in complaint about cosmetics. i'm tom sherwood sitting on a bench in northwest washington. sometimes the bench is more than a bench, when it honors someone like julian

who doesn't like to take in a beautiful day like this on a park bench somewhere. it has a plaque on it to honor julian bond. bond liked to sit on that bench, a bench or two, himself. >> sitting on a public bench, talking about things, big

small. she sat on the bench today, one honoring julian bond. they say it was the perfect memorial. >> he liked the idea of sitting on a bench. we lived in this neighborhood. he walked in the neighborhood a lot because he said it was his thinking time. >> from early college state through civil rights struggles until he died inat 75 two years ago. >> you did not know riding down any of the highways what you will be shot or bombed in alabama. those were very terrifying times. >> the connecticut avenue bench near chevy chase circle suz a project of the commission. it wanted to honor their influential as quiet neighbor. >> i know it might seem a bit modest for grand life, giant of a ma

know that this bench was here. >> and he spent his time in the community and that's what he wanted to be remembered for. >> civil rights veteran and bond friend dor ri lagner was there with her grandson. >> what do you want him to know? >> i want him to know he's a free black man and he's able to move in and out of the different circles. >> bond's widow said race man was historic record. he used it to emphasize he fought for equality. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >> well, with baker running for governor, state senator is hoping to take his place as the next prince georges county executive. announced today that he will run to you can seed baker. news held an event at the hospital today saying he wants to bring a world class cancer research facility to the county. his message for county residents, "we can do

>> and i am a candidate for the office prince georges county and together, together we can do better, we must do better and if i'm elected, we will do better. >> muse has been a state senator since 2007, full disclose sure anthony muse is also the husband of pat lawson muse. good weather and good test tonight for the nats. the cubs are in town. >> the team welcoming the world series champs to the park and that's where sherry is this afternoon. >> reporter: hey, you guys, right now the cubs are taking batting practice. this is the first time they've been in washington, d.c. since visiting the white house when they were celebrating that world series win. this week, this is the first series between the cubs and the nats. but this team, as good as they were, starting to struggle a little bit this season. they're in the middle of the pack in the national league standing.

it's hard to replicate last season's success because not everyone has the same kind of production the following year. still, though, the cubs are the defending world champions, but that doesn't mean the nats are going to treat this any different, but that's not the case for the cubs. >> i think we're going to approach it like another series and go out there and play our game. >> you know, it's a good ball club over there, i'm certain that wins and losses don't mean any more than the other ones over the course of the season. i think for us it's trying to pitch well, continue to pitch well and continue to put pressure on to posing defense with our offense. >> i'm curious. it's curiosity series for me. you know, we're not quite where we want to be roster wise. we're waiting for some guys to get back. they have very good pitching, starring pitching. but so i guess the best word for me is curious. >> back here live at the ballpark, you're looking at a sign flying here on the building. it says w

and it is kind of a stab at the cubs because when they win at wrigley, they fly a "w" sign. baseball fans getting into the spirit and the series here leading up to the cubs. live here from nationals park. >> we'll check back with you later on, sherry, thanks. just making a few lifestyle changes can go a long way in battling high blood pressure in african-americans. researchers looked at the impact of seven healthy bef haif yours -- behaviors, being physically active, maintaining healthy blood sugar levels and controlling your cholesterol. study found people who made at least two of those lifestyle changes reduce their risk of having blood pressure by high blood pressure by 20% compared to those who didn't. those who made six of the seven changes reduced the risk by 90%. >> well, a lot more people are complaining about their

these days. the food and drug administration says, the most are about hair and skin care products. hair coloring, personal cleanliness had more reported links to serious health problems. cosmetics are not regulated by the fda. experts say most complaints are not reported. 20 years ago today, first harry potter novel, the philosopher stone was published. fans celebrating were lining up to have their pictures taken at the kings cross station platform 934. the novel has since sold more than 450 million copies worldwide and is translated into, get this, pt langua79 lan. in a message intended to inspire beginning arthur. tell us how her first literary agent she sent a manuscript rejectit

>> hating himself, now. >> all right. >> the way it showed up. all right, doug, we've got good baseball weather tonight, right. >> great. this is going to be perfect night for a game, to have the cubs come in here tonight on weather like this. it doesn't get any better. >> we've got a good things going on. next couple of days before the heat return. out there right now, we're looking at sunshine, two cumulus clouds, greeting us on this monday, a nice way to start off the work week. winds out of the west at 12 miles per hour. a little bit of a breeze from time to time. take a look at our temperatures on the weather network, coming in at 79 degrees. leesburg at 82. rather, 84 degrees back towards the centerville area and coming in at 84, as well. we're all clear as far as the rain is concerned. they're having a few showers in pennsylvania. this is what i'm watching. you can see the spin in the atmosphere here. that's an upper level low that'

during the day tomorrow of a few showers, few more clouds. we'll see more clouds than we did tonight and isolated shower or two. most of the day looking good. i didn't even put the chance of the shower here. there's going to be isolated chance. most of us should remain on the dry side. 78 low humidity at noon. 80 degrees at 4:00. nice day, there will be more cloud cover than we've seen today. may want to carry the umbrella just in case nice evening for tomorrow evening. speaking of nice evening. we've got a great evening out there, tonight, that's why we -- lauren, you know, we really don't get this kind of weather very often in the month of june, it's pretty nice. >> not at all. last june we had so much rain coming through the area that we could barely keep up with it. now, we're looking at this end of this june and no humidity, plenty of sunshine, very comfortable out there. an earlier great night to be out at nats park. it is absolutely beautiful as we take on the cubbies, we'll have a better out

day before. yeah, temperatures are going to be falling out of the 70s, slight breeze. sun going down at 8:37 p.m. we've got a lot of things going on as you get into this weekend, of course, fourth of july is on tuesday. your saturday, up to maryland and delaware beaches. breezy on saturday, temperatures in the low 80s. perfect day to get out to the beaches. in case you're going out, you may have dodged a few storms possibly on sunday and into monday. that's about it. temperatures are going to remain in the low 80s. if you stick it around here for the fourth of july weekend, what kind of weather are we looking at. i know we'll heat things back up as we get into next week. we can't have weather like this all the time. 82 on weekday. i have got seven days in a row at

the 80s. better chance of storms, maybe some stronger storm. that's something we'll keep our eye on. 94 degrees on monday. look at your fourth of july holiday. 96 degrees. that's going to be one hot july fourth in that temperature does hold, a lot of times. watch that forecast for you. ee'll continu

crab season is underway. >> there's a new report, the reviews are mixed when it comes to the famed maryland blue crabs, the beautiful swimmers. >> good news and bad news. dorsey spencer joins us with a look at population numbers and what it could mean when you go to pick up a bushel. >> i've been hanging out here at the southwest waterfront for the last couple of hours with my favorite food. take a look here. these are the live crabs. he's going to dump out a bushel right here. we've got dozens. we have eve got bushels of crowds for sell here. it might not look like it here. but the crab population is down and that means prices may be going up. >> at the fish market in dc southwest waterfront. the blue crabs are plentiful and so are the customers. brenda abernathy got her crabs and her shrimp. >> the prices are pretty good this year. >> yes, they are

>> it shows the crowd. that means you could pay more for your next karen williamson. >> 18% less. that's according to the annual blue crab advisory report. >> you pay attention to that at all. >> not really, i probably should, but i don't. >> the report suggest changes in the second half that could land fewer in crabber's nest and hike the price. many like rashad smith say they're willing to pay a little more glean to get the blue. -- green to get the

>> they can get big enough to get caught and end up on your table. but, will the impact be as severe as his first version. putting innocent drivers and pedestrians in danger. tonight a warning. >> working for you to find out some virginia families will soon be stripped of the health benefits they've relied on for