>> 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

as a taxpayer. they agreed to take up the trump administration travel ban appeal this fall and they gave the government the go ahead to begin enforcing part of the ban now. that means new restrictions on travellers on six predominantly muslim countries. >> they issued new rulings and sent conflicting signals on gay rights. we've got team coverage to break it all down for you tonight. >> we begin with jennifer johnson, she's on capitol hill. >> the president left the rose garden. he was expected to make a comment about the supreme court's decision. he did not make any comment earlier in the davie y via twit. the full court will hear this case

in a statement the president said, today's ruling allows me to use an important tool for protecting our nation's homeland. sean spicer spoke at the white house briefing where cameras have been ban. >> his number one responsibility is to keep the american people safe and that's exactly what this executive order does. >> but the court did leave one category of foreigners protected, those with a credible claim of bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the united states. meaning those with family here, taking a job, or coming to study or teach at a university. >> i think we are going to see a little bit of confusion going forward about where that bona fide connection to the united states actually lies, but, you know, it was way for the court to give a little bit to both sides. >> the court will hear the full case in october. as the administration appeals lower court

lawmakers and resettlement advocates say this hurt syrian refugees. >> these are people fleeing from terror. we have one of the worst humanitarian cry sees since world war world war ii. live on capitol hill i'm jennifer johnson, doreen, back to you. >> the ban sparked a wave of chaotic protests when the president first introduced it. >> she's got more of what this change now means for travellers. what are you seeing out there. are you seeing any kind of protest this time around. >> well, lee, we've been here since late this morning. so far we haven't seen any protests y

>> if you have a legitimate reason to be in the united states. if you're coming from one of the sixth ban nations they don't see a problem for those followingks getting here. >> most people get into the situation and it's dangerous. >> there were mixed feelings at the international rival session about the supreme court's decision on president trump's travel ban. but there's one thing for sure, there was a much different scene here than there was six months ago when protesters held signs demanding the release of detained travellers after the president's first signed the executive order. today another change, the supreme court says it's allowing a limited version of president trump's ban. legal experts s

travellers. >> it helps that individuals have had a bona fide connection to the united states, either to a relative family member of the united states or it's employer or academic institution, those individuals, well, would not be impacted by the travel ban, at least, until the supreme court hears the case. >> he says anyone that was given a visa or wants one and has family in the u.s. will have a credible reason to be here for something like work or education. shouldn't be impacted by the ban. he says there could be confusion around what is considered a bona fide connection. but he doesn't see that causing major issues. >> there will be some implementation questions as to what degree of relationship is required. so constitute a bona fide relationship by and large most individuals who will be able to travel to the united states because of the stays that have been issued by the lower courts. those same individuals s

the united states, their travel plans should proceed on impact. >> today the supreme court also agreed that they will hear arguments in this case when they reconvene in october. leon. >> thank you, megan. we want your input, folks on this, you agree with a limited version of trump's travel ban taking effect, most of you have been weighing in so far have said no, you can weigh in right now with our flash survey on nbc washington facebook page. >> the supreme court also issued a major decision on religious freedom today in that conflicting signals on gay rights issues. >> our team coverage continues with nbc news justice correspondent pete william who is is live at the court tonight. let's start with that missouri decision. that's got far reaching implications. >> we'll see how abroad it is. it's clear about what the supreme court said today. they said missouri was wrong to exclude a lutheran church in columbia missouri from a state program of nonprofits could

resurface their gravel playgrounds with rubber made from recycled tires. the state said it had a provision in the constitution that said no taxpayer money could ever go directly to a church and today the supreme court said when it comes to that kind of general public benefit, not a strictly religious purpose, but a general public benefit, it's religious discrimination to leave churches out. you raised the right question, leon, how broad is it going to be on its face it is. >> the court today sent mixed signals on the issue of gay rights. >> when one is the birth mother. the other mother cannot be listed as the parent on the birth

they're married. the court today said you don't do that with straight couples. if a woman has child and married someone who was not the father, the state puts their names on the birth certificate, so it shouldn't handle same sex couples any differently. but today the court agreed to hear a challenge from a denver baker, who said it violates his religious freedom and his freedom of expression to have to sell cakes for same sex weddings because he doesn't support them. so the court will hear that case in the fall. the recent years the court has turned away similar challenges for photographer who didn't want to photograph same sex marriage. >> mixed messages, mixed signals, i guess, from the court today. pete, a lot of talk and speculation, really, about the possibility of justice kennedy retiring from the court are we getting any clarity on that. >> not a

he said nothing today. it probably means he's going to stay around for next term. if they're going to leave they announce it on the next day or some point up until the last day. doesn't mean he can't announce it next week or next month. but every hour that goes by, the probability of that seems lower, so, i would say it's a fairly safe bet that he'll be around next term. >> all right. pete williams, we always appreciate your input. thank you. pete is going to have more new reporting on today's supreme court session on nbc nightly news. that's right after this newscast. stay tuned for that. >> now, to the video you saw first on 4. a tvs and dirt bikes roaring through national harbor this weekend. the bikes jumped on the sidewalk on a busy night with families just feet away. you can see them going against the traffic. news 4 kristin wright is in national harbor with the message police have for those bikers. kristin. >> reporter: well, doreen

sidewalk where there are just kids and families and people just simply hanging out. it is summertime, so police say they do expect this to happen more and more, but they are taking steps. they are hoping to make penalties tougher in the future. almost 100 illegal a tvs, dirt bikes and motorcycles up on the sidewalk at national harbor. in the streets weaving in and out of traffic, the wrong direction. >> people were just trying to get out of the way, that's all they were doing. >> he recorded the video from his balcony. he asked that we not identify him. only on news 4, he talked to us because he's worried someone could get hurt. >> the tourists, i don't want them to say, we don't want to go to national harbor because it's dangerous. it's really not. it's a very nice place. >> national harbor command center also captured video, prince georges county police tried to stop the riders but they got

everything in their power to get these guys off the street. >> i personally met with our legislation -- legislative down in annapolis, they're working on legislation now to ensure that we get stiffer penalties for those who engage and indulge in this type of ak tictivity. they say this same group swarmed dc last night. >> we will be knocking on your door and we will be coming to see you shortly. >> the last thing tourist and families at the harbor ever expect. >> it was dangerously. i don't want my kids around that. someone has got to tell them about that, right. >> definitely discourage me from bringing my children to the area, if i knew it would be in danger. >> right now, this type of riding around is just a misdemeanor, punishable by just five points in citation, that's why police hope to get those tougher penalties in the future. and

most of these bikes that were ripping and running out here yesterday, are stolen, back to you. >> interesting. that's going to make it tougher to track down the guys on the bikes. kristin, thank you so much. the air bag manufacturer at the center of the world's largest auto safety recall filed for bankruptcy today. >> how this latest development will effect to repair millions of vehicles and compensate those hurt by the exploding air bag. >> what we're learning tonight about a fire that raged through an apartment building and the man that was found inside. >> and it can happen to anyone. hear from one father who is grateful his son is still alive after he left him locked in the car in the middle of the summer. >> and temperatures not too hot across our region, in the 70s just back to the west. what about the next few days. i'm tracking the heat. heat wave in the making.

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. senator leaders hope to vote on the bill later this week. after millions of recalls and more than a dozen deaths, takata filed for bankruptcy today. about 69 million have been recalled since 2007 making this the largest recall in u.s. history. they agreed to pay $1 billion in penalties. and it pleads guilty to criminal charge. the faulty air bag to exploding sh rape flail with the passengers inside vehicles. the question is now, what's next, consumer reporter susan hogan joins us now. what happens to the drivers who still have these recalled air bags? it's a lot of them out there, still. >> despite the bankruptcy, you will still get your air bag replaced when one is available. dealers will continue to notify car owners when they're eligible for the free repair. these recalls

into 2019. now, the bankruptcy may have an impact on settlements. people can still file lawsuits, regardless of the bankruptcy. they can sue the car manufacturer, because many are on the hook for selling defective air bag. leon. >> we have link for you right now, you want to search takata

recall. >> frustration is mounting for people who missed a deadly fire over the weekend. some jumped. >> we could come in at 10:00. >> one person was found dead where they believe that fire started. investigators are still trying the to find the source of the fire. >> it's a simple bench with a small plaque on it. it's lifetime of big achievements. city leaders an neighbors dedicated to bench in honor of the late julian bond. he was a civil rights icon o

head of the naacp. his widow, pam said today that he liked to go out there and sit on benches and just think. bond's bench is on connecticut avenue just outside the community center. >> a texas mother is facing charges tonight after her toddler's were found dead inside a locked car last month. police say cynthia randolph initially claimed it was an accident but now admits that she locked the two-year-old and the 16 month old in the car as punishment. it's still early in the season. but it's already been a deadly summer. last week alone there were at least four children who died after being left inside hot cars. nbc jay car has a closer look at what continues to be a tragic trend. >> front yard baseball is a ride of summer. but for the family, the season also brings painful

>> taking his wife to first. >> it's not a that you're a bad parent. you got distracted. >> temperatures climbing to 120 degrees. >> it's every parents' worse nightmare. >> he suffered six heat strokes but survived. >> but i hope somebody watching. this was potentially fatal. and yes it happens to parents all the time. >> it happened three times last week alone in texas. those children did not survive. >> 14 children have died in hot cars, the average 37 a year for one child every nine days

lawmakers are pushing to make this mandatory in all vehicles. >> this is about saving kids lives. >> to make sure every family's summer is a home run. jay gray, nbc news. >> all right. deaths in two separate crashes, both involving motorist who got out of their cars on the highway. what to do if you have to pull over to the side of a busy road. what to do to keep

didn't it kind of feel like we moved to san diego today. >> special day here, we're june, here in washington, almost july. barely hit the 80s today. good stuff. >> it is a gift. but, you know, the gift that keeps on giving, give a couple of more days we'll start to see the heat come right back in. just looking at the average temperature this time of year. we're now up to 87 degrees. that's now the average high for this time of year, but we didn't get anywhere close to that today. take a look at the numbers. currently looking pretty good with that sunshine, nice cumulus clouds coming in here. but, we're not going to see any rain. 83 that's the current number, winds out of the south. around the rest of the area, many of you in the 70s back to the west,

79 blue ray. over towards annapolis, nice all the way around, fantastic afternoon. going to be great evening, too, whether you're cooking out and getting out to eat, dinner, no rain in the forecast for the next -- about 12 to 18 hours. tomorrow, we can see a slight chance of shower, won't be much, but a chance, not much going on around the mid-atlantic. you can see a couple of showers, look at this, this is the storm system that's developing, making its way across parts of the northeast into the great lakes right now. we've got trailing part. and that's going to try to come through during the day tomorrow. starting at 8:00, though, just some cloud cover, but pretty nice start to the day tomorrow. it's going to be quite nice. around noon we see the clouds out ahead of that front.

here. >> it will be out of here so quick, it won't be all that heavy, maybe a quick little shower that's going to be about hit by 7:00, very nice evening if you're thinking about tomorrow night to get that. 80 degrees temperature tomorrow. another great day, low humidity, few more clouds during the day as i mentioned, isolated shower cannot be ruled out. it's little umbrella. you will not need the big golf umbrella tomorrow, that's for sure. if you're going to the pool. i still think it's an okay pool day. even if you get a shower, it will be a quick shower. it's not like you're going to get pulled out of the pool you got big thunderstorms coming. it's going to be shower activity. the thunderstorms come on friday and especially into today on sunday and so does the heat. take a look at the heat wave. seven out of the next ten days, the hottest temperatures being 70.

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the officer of larry hogan is demanding an information against prince georges county school. >> it erupted after school board member accused the school system of changing grades to boost graduation rates. bureau chief tracy wilkins is live with more details. tracy. >> reporter: we are hearing the list of people who want these allegations examined getting longer and longer. the governor now also delegates and senators saying they want answers to what may be happening in the school system. >> we just want to make sure that we're doing the right thing. we invested a lot of money and education to have a disin

news like these allegations is very hard to stomach. >> delegate jaywalker. prince georges allegation from the maryland house of representatives says he wants the prince georges school ceo to appear for hearing before the delegation. a grade tampering. >> these kids deserve to graduate and should be able to show evidence. if there were assignments to turn in late. >> after four public school board members sent a letter to governor larry hogan that read, in part, it is with disappointment that we inform you of widespread systematic corruption and the public school. the letter went on to detail in an effort to boost the county's graduation rate. at every level had convincing evidence of wrongdoing. that goes to the top of the school system. >> he didn't know anything that he needed to know for biology and english. >> this mother came forward after allegations of corruption surfaced. she said her son failed two core subjects

expected to attend summer school. but then was given a passing grade he didn't earn. she said he's now a senior in private school where he still struggles. >> i didn't ask for it. i didn't want it done. plain and simple, they should have owned up to what they did. >> on sunday, governor larry hogan sent a letter to the state board of education that read in part, i am here by requesting that the state board of education take immediate steps to begin a complete, thorough and exhaustive investigation into these allegations. walker says he wants to see the things then. >> if there are documents that need to be taken a look at. they would have the authority to do it. >> the walkers are also saying he wants a hearing that will include the ceo of the prince georges county school system after he said the meeting they were suppose to have was the ceo was cancelled last week. the ceo released a statement saying this is politically motivated and these allegat

back to you all in the studio. >> tracy, thank you. >> a guilty plea tonight from the man who murdered his estranged wife outside high point high school last year. he shot his wife as she waited to pick up her daughter and then shot a man who tried to intervene. crime spree continued the next day when he shot four people in the parking lot at montgomery mall, two of the victims died. he's already entered guilty pleas in the montgomery county cases. >> sherwood baker running for governor, we're hearing from the next candidate. democrat c anthony hughes announced he's going to running to succeed baker. he spoke at the regional hospital saying he wants to world class research facility to prince georges. he said his message to county residents, we can do better. >> can you imagine if of all the places in the world, we were able to

of going to philadelphia and the mayo clinic, right here in maryland where the numbers are higher. this is where we need to do it. this is where we need to focus. >> he's a familiar face, anthony muse has been a state senator of maryland since 2007 and in the interest of full disclose sure. he's the husband of news 4 anchor. >> virginia state police is still working to notify next of kin after a woman was killed on the beltway this morning. her car stopped on the inner loop and was hit from behind. when she got out she was hit by another vehicle. it's the second time in recent days that someone has been killed when they stepped out of their vehicle on northern virginia interstate. the other happened at the mixing bowl. julie carry joins us where she's been talking to safety experts about what you need to know to keep yourself safe after an interstate crash or break down. hi, julie. >> reporter: hey doreen, you know, even the police d

i interviewed confessed he's uneasy when he has to pull along the side of the interstate. the speeds are so high, there's no room for error. that's why the safety experts say before you get behind the wheel, you need to think it through, how would you respond if you blew out a tire or worse yet, had some kind of a crash out on the interstate. >> that is the situation in which everything that could possibly go wrong went wrong. >> reporter: that's how aaa john towns end describes a traffic accident on saturday, beloved local football coach was killed, his nephew critically injured when they stopped in a mixing bowl media to adjust a boat they were towing. lenny was hit and killed when a box truck slammed into the boat. the so-called moth effect or target fixation might have been to blame. the truck driver was watching the boat and steered right into it. it's one reason you never want to stand alongside your disabled vehicle. >> by getting out of the car and standing by the car,

the side of the car, in front of the car or in the rear of the car, you're really putting yourself into harm's way. >> every situation is different. but here are four basic rules to follow if you have an interstate break down, flat tire or crash, get to the safest place possible and call for help. in most cases, stay in the vehicle. visibility is key, turn off flashers and if you must leave the vehicle, exit away from the traffic flow. chris is in fairfax county crash reconstruction detective. he and triple a agree, if there is any way to drive on to the shoulder, grassy area beyond it or even an exit, do it. >> if at all possible, get off the interstate, try to get at least to an exit ramp, if not a parking lot. at least a road where the speed limit is not highway speeds. >> 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 try to move to the other side of the guardrail where it's a little bit safer. >> and in the worse case

the center travel lanes, the experts say your safest option is usually to stay put with the flashers on. . and here is a final tip, because you want help to get there as soon as possible, don't hesitate to call more than one person for help on virginia interstate, pound 77 will get the state police there. if you have road side assistant company, call them too. you may have the safety service patrol on the scene and that will help direct the other cars away from you. back to you guys now in the studio. >> good advice. thanks julie. blue crabs, maryland is known for them, why they can be more scarce and possibly more expensive by the end of the summer. >> dozens of virginia families are days away from losing their health insurance coverage. the new change is coming for families with some public cervice offi

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. unintended consequences that's what some say is coming to virginia line of duty act. >> dozens of families are feeling the impact and some will lose their health insurance this saturday. here is more on this. >> we were first contacted by a firefighter who called the new changes catastrophic to his family. we've learned for many

benefits, the plan wasn't designed to cover in the first place. september 11, 2001 is the day we'll never forget. >> do you remember that day like it was yesterday? >> yes, ma'am. >> for greg foley it was the day after that marked the beginning of his nightmare. >> being at the pentagon coming from a military background, i felt that brotherhood looking at, you know, our dead servicemen. >> he served as a technician for fire and rescue. he was called to the pentagon september 12th. he describes a feeling of helplessness when he realized there was no one there to rescue. >> and six months or a year later i developed very strong ptsd that i still struggle with and was retired from line of duty injury as a result of that. >> greg became eligible for virginia's line of duty act, also known as loda. virginia is one of only eight states that offer a lump sum

insurance benefits to the families of puck lick safety officer -- public safety officers who were killed or disabled while on the job. >> it took care of your family. >> it is. >> but this is now becoming a curse as his wife and stepdaughter will be dropped from his health insurance july 1st. >> and i do believe that this was unintended consequence that nobody anticipated. >> virginia diamond was fighter's association was part of task force made up of representatives from police, fire, rescue and other agencies. they were asked to come up with a plan to cut cost and streamline the line of duty act. after a 2014 study by the joint legislative audit and review commission, revealed cost to loda would double over the next ten years. health care benefits accounting for more than 90% of the total cost. >> we took responsibility and we all came up with millions of ar

that was never suggested as a way of saving money was that they would kick children on the plan off of the plan to save money. >> so here is why, currently loda beneficiaries in virginia are on different health insurance policies because their health plan are administered through their employers, which in most cases are cities or counties. but starting july 1st, the virginia department of human resource management will administer one health benefit program so that all loda beneficiaries will have the same level of coverage, news 4 alert, that there are a number of loda beneficiaries who current plan allow them to add a spouse or child after the date of their disability. unfortunately, those family members will not be covered under the new loda health benefit plan and will have to find alternative coverage. >> what does it mean for your family. >> well, i would encourage you the next time you sit down with

to look around and look at 20% of your family that's no longer insured. >> an instant, it's where -- i'm sorry. >> the department of human resource management acknowledgment what it says are a small number of children and spouses who will lose their health coverage. but also point out that the over haul to loda will save the state and local governments $40 million over ten years. in a statement the agency tells news 4, the changes to the line of duty act are very important for fairness and equity and to make sure that the loda program is still there for public safety officers that need it in the future. but the changes which are right around the corner are coming too fast for this family. >> now, i feel like the plans

of my family are falling apart and i don't quite know how to deal with it. >> we really hope that we can call upon the decision makers to figure out a way to right this wrong and correct this injustice. >> before july 1st. >> yeah. >> time is ticking. >> yes. >> they need to get it done. >> now, according to the department of human resource management, families like greg do have the option to stay on the plan they currently have the only difference as you heard, starting july first they'll have to pay for it. and now take a look at what we're dealing with weather wise across the area, they're all out of here, wait. here is one. 83 degrees, current temperatures winds out of the south, it's been an nice afternoon. 81 degrees riverdale. and jefferson county west virginia coming in at 75 degrees under ground

region and showers to the north. that's what we're going to get in on tomorrow. it's because of this area of low pressure seeing the spin in the atmosphere and got a little bit of a front that's moving through. i think we can see a chance of those showers coming in here during the day tomorrow. that's something i'll watch out for. really, not even putting it in the forecast all that much. i don't think we'll see that many. you may see any quick shower, any shower lasting about 15 minutes or so. 72 degrees, comfortable at 9:00 a.m. low humidity around noon. and nice evening tomorrow night. this is the best chance of showers will be between noon and 4:00 across parts of our area. if you want to carry the umbrella just to be safe, go right ahead. i don't think you'll need them all that much. next couple of days. 82 degrees on your wednesday. 91 on thursday. take a look at the temperatures as we move into the weekend. here is where the heat wave begin. get top friday. friday high temperature 93. heat index into the upper 90s.

95 degrees there. 90 on sunday, good chance of storms on sunday. we get to monday and tuesday and heat wave lasts all the way through next wednesday, tuesday, of course, july 4th, temperature of 96 degrees. there will be some relief. where do you get the relief, 95 inland, you go to the beach. it's 80, perfect. 80 degrees on sunday, and stormy at the beach even on sunday, too. that time where you get the beach forecast and just about every forecast that we get. hey, it's summertime. . we'll be back.

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162 games for the next four, 87 for the season. there's a reason to get up for this week, basically, you know what i'm saying. for every game, i know you do, the players this week, they won't admit it. the next four games it could be playoffs preview. nats versus the cubs. the defending world series champs, but it's the nats who are loaded with talent and voters are taking notice, sherry has more. >> reporter: lately it seems everyone is playing their baseball and fans are starting to take notice. the latest all star voting came out today. harper, murphy and zimmerman all leading the votes for their position and it

for the ball club having so many soon to be all stars decide on how deep this line up is. >> exciting. a lot of the guys have worked hard to get where they're at. it's a way to get rewarded for all of your efforts and the way you go about your business. i'm really happen pr for those guy -- i'm really happy for those guys. >> reporter: the nats starring pitching, he won four of the last starts. it could work, catching the eye of cubs manager. >> i think he's very competitive. i've always been a fan of it. now, on the flip side. we have to be patient. he's good. he's always been good. i've always liked him. but that's strong points are, really enough basketball, but a really good -- his other stuff is outstanding. >> gonzalez is 7-1 so far this year. we'll have more coming up tonight at 11:00. from nationals park, sheree

>> joe madden chose to walk harper 13 times, including six times in the finale. it neutralized to try that again tonight. some help might be on the way according to report this team is closing in on signing relief pitcher, the six-time all star released last week where he was struggling 7.82 e.r.a. he's hoping he can out boost their bullpen which has been, the bullpen has been -- >> terrible. >> you said it. >> expected to be a minor league deal so rodriguez can work his way up. and we could see closer to seeing jayson werth return to the field. he suffered a bone bruise on june 4th, hasn't returned to the line up. and today is -- he could not put weight on his foot. he could be heading forab

hoping to see him back after the all star break. now, today was the deadline for nhl team to submit offers for the restrictive agent. does anybody have any idea what i just said? i knew it when i wrote it. basically it is negotiating time with player contracts they control. it's a lot of big names on this list. andre, dmitrij and philip, all guys that we talk about in the playoffs. they're impact players one name on the list, connolly. he scored a career high 15 goals offering him or they're going to try to work out a deal. it's tight salary cap. trying to avoid paying an increase. it's two sides can't work something out. connolly will be unrestricted agent on july 1st. so there's going to be it there. >> go over there before it. we want to say congrats who

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