now on "news 4 today," a firefighter hurt in a rooftop blaze. the d.c. row house up in flames and a family is now without a home. >> all right. listen up. we're talking from schools to police and a whole lot more. we're doing to walk you through the new local laws now in effect that you've got to follow. this holiday weekend you'll be feeling the heat. form team 4 a major warm-up and when showers might dampen your backyard fans. that's no fun. >> 6:00 this saturday morning. can you believe it? we made it to july. first of july already. doesn't feel like

>> supposed to be a warm say. >> i'm david culver. >> i'm meghan fitzgerald. a little warm for the holiday weekend, right? >> july 4th, always warm. we're looking at warm conditions over the next few days. i do believe days going to be the warmest day we'll see from here until tuesday. so again it is doing to be warm. let's go ahead and look at those temperatures now. temperatures in the 70s at this point. 77 is that temperature in the d.c. area. 75. you can definitely feel that humidity out there. temperatures are going to rise into the low 90s, a lot in the low 80s for daytime highs today, into the lower 90s. we've got a little bit of a breeze, scattered storms. storms could be heavy. that's all coming up in just about 10 minutes. >> all right, thank u.

row house. one firefighter is being treated for minor injuries at the hospital. d.c. fire officials say flames started on the roof deck of one row house and then spread to a neighboring house. that fire is under control right now and no one else was hurt but four dogs aadults and two child displaced while they try to figure out why this happened. it's july 1st and new laws in effect. take a look. in maryland minimum wage up from $8.25 to $9.25. the state legislature also passed a new law which requires public schools to have specific education for opioid addiction. and maryland's first respondersing getting a new tax break. the first $15,000 of their retirement income is now exempt from state taxes. now let's turn to my home state commonwealth of

there's two new laws, one allows for needle exchange program. the other makes it easier for new homs to get treatment if they are addicted to drugs. then let's take a look at this one right here, left lane drivers. you know how frustrating it can be to see somebody sitting in the left lane of the highway. you may think twice before doing this in the commonwealth. police can fine you $100 if you're driving too slow any in the left lane. it's to help emergency vehicles and prevent road rage. let's show you this, one has to be with abc liquor laws in particular starting to sell a particular type of alcohol, 151 proof. grain alcohols that don't have an aroma, taste, or color, including the brands ever clear. several more laws to check out to do so, go to two

nbc washington app or nbcwashington.com. all you have to do is search, we make it easy, new laws. developing story in new york city. investigators are working to learn the motive behind horrifying shooting in one of the busiest hospitals. police say a former doctor at the hospital opened fire. nbc's chris polon reports, patients and doctors did whatever they could to try and survi survi survive. >> reporter: a suspect reported with long gun. >> police in new york city trying to find everything they can about the shooter, henry belo, a doctor that worked at the bronx hospital six months before quitting two years ago. >> they have a confirmed active shooter. shots fired at the location. >> just before three belo pulled ar-15 rifle out of his coat and opened fire on 16th floor. panicked patients and staff struggled to get out or high. >>

happened in orlando, killed in the bathroom. >> belo killed a doctor and tried to start a fire near nurses' station. six others treated for injuries. police found him dead of a self-inflicted gunshot. >> thank god this was not an act of terrorism. it was an isolated incident. it appears to be a workplace related matter. that makes it no less tragic or horrible. >> a tragedy where people go to heal. questions remain why and could anything have been done to prevent it. bring you back to the district. d.c. police need your help finding hit-and-run driver. take you to the scene. erie street. a driver hit a cyclist and took off. police have really very little to go off of right now. they don't have a description of the vehicle. that's why officers need

if you saw the crash, give them a call. we're working to figure out just how badly that cyclist got hurt. this morning d.c. police are investigating whether a patrol officer struck a boy and left him. according to the "washington pos post", this happened thursday night in park view neighborhood southwest. the boy 11 years old. his mother tells the post her son was carrying fireworks. said the officer's cruiser struck the back of his bicycle, checked the fireworks, gave it back to him. the bike was damaged but he's expected to be okay. a bizarre murder out of springfield, virginia, a back alley killing that turned into pet store bug. take you to friday morning. fairfax police say this man got into heated argument at am billiards bar. both apparently regulars there. 2:00 a

into alley behind the plaza. that's when they say he stabbed him leaving him to die. moments later he broke into the pet value store. a friend of the victim says a vigil is planned starting at 5:30 tonight at that shopping center. two police agencies are teaming up and fighting back against a group of dirt bikes and atv riders. yeah, this was the seen last weekend in national harbor when 100 riders wove in and out of traffic. same riders seen revving their engines along pennsylvania avenue and northeast. take a look at photos on the screen. d.c. police an prince george's county police say these are the membership who illegally tore through the streets. police need help identifying them. >> the culture of the atv and dirt bike riding folks in

george's county. >> prince gorges county police have cameras set up to try and catch these guys. coming up on 6:08 this saturday morning, a crash landing on one of the busiest freeways in the country. you've got to see this fiery close call and hear about the heroes who came to the rescue. new changes for transgender americans. how a new order frothe defensem

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it. an off duty firefighter just happened to be in the right place at the right time. that is incredible, wow, absolutely incredible. the pilot and his fiancee were the only ones injured. >> unbelievable. pretty scary moments for passengers flying out of one of the busiest airports. what you're about to see happened at chicago o'hare. a plane clipping another one while taxiing. the wing of the american airlines jet clipped a skywest airlines american eagle plane last night. no one got hurt. look, all those emergency vehicles rushed to the tarmac understandably. american airlines is apologizing to customers this morning and got passengers rebooked on another flight. timing is everything. if you're planning a cookout this weekend. for some it's a long holiday weekend. we've got lauryn ricketts closely tracking showers and temperatures that will feel like tr

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. well, those temperatures warming up today. in fact, we're going to be right around 90 degrees. of course we'll have that humidity so it will feel a little warmer. also a chance for afternoon showers and

especially if you have parades in your community. we'll be timing out those, the exact times those will be rolling across the area. those will come up in three minutes. >> thank you. transgender americans will now have to wait six months before enlisting in the armed forces. mattis wants to make sure the change won't affect military readiness. the spokesman for the campaigns rights says it restricts the movement of best and brightest regardless of gender. transgender service members have been able to serve since last year but not allowed to enlist as new recruits. this morning states representing nearly half of our current refusing to go along with white house request. this has to do with substantial amounts of confidential information, information that concerns you as the voter. peter alexander has more on this controversy. >> reporter: growing

from trump's investigation for voter fraud. that outrage following this letter asking all 50 states to provide their voter data, names, addresses, dates of birth, party affiliation and even in some cases last four digits of social security numbers. >> will rhode island comply with this request? >> no. this an alarming request. i don't know where it's coming from. >> mississippi's sblgt of state, my reapply would be jump in the gulf of mexico and mississippi is a great place to launch from. the request from the vice chair, kansas secretary kris kobach. >> what are you afraid of? all it is is public information. we're going to analyze it and present it to the public. >> calling it a political stunt. the administration's move months in the making after losing the popular vote to hillary

million people voted illegally. >> the commission does not exist to prove or disprove anything the president said in january. >> voting rights advocates question the entire process. >> not only should voters be skeptical of the results but extremely circumspect about the collection of this data and how it's going to be handled. >> peter alexander, nbc news, the white house. montgomery county has put one of its liquor control employees on leave without pay. that employee, calvin snowden jr. was arrested this week. another man gene auguste arrested. snowden is a warehouse worker accused of stealing $21,000 worth of alcohol since february. earlier this week, we reported that he has worked for the dlc before. in 2014, after a news 4 iteam report about theft

said he had been terminated. but now the new director said snowden left in 2014 for personal reasons. there was no evidence that he was involved in prior thefts, so he was rehired. how does $42 million a year sound? >> sure. i'll take it purchase the question, though, is that enough to keep john wall with the wizards. the team's management, they hope so. when you do the tally up over four years, that's $168 million. sounds like mega millions jackpot, right? he already has a contract through 2019 but wizards want to keep him around through 2023. reports say wall will take some time to think about that offer. >> i would take the time, take one breath and say, yeah, okay. >> i'll take it. >> lawrence ricketts joining us here on this first day

>> i can't believe it's july 1st. >> i can't either. >> this is indicative of the summer flying by. >> we're feeling it. >> it's finally feeling like summer. it was feeling more like san diego-type weather. so nice this week. >> good-bye, welcome to d.c. >> back to the humidity. welcome to d.c. this is really what it usually feels like here. you wake up, the humidity hits you like a ton of bricks. temperatures in the 70s at this point. we're going to warm it up to 90 degrees. once you have humidity feels warmer. we will have a little bit of a breeze to actually help relieve some of that heat and humidity and thick, stickiness there. thank goodness we'll have the breeze. storms, frontal system approaching the area. that could pop up a few showers and thunderstorms throughout the afternoon. current temperatures out there right now. you can see 77 here in washington. pretty much low- to mid-70s across the board. shenandoah valley in those low s

as i said, we'll continue to take it up to 90 degrees today. it will be process. getting warm through the mornings. if you've got plans this morning, again, it is doing to be nice out there. we will be dry. so a few sprinkles trying to get under way this morning. most of this stuff is doing to wait until the afternoon. 92 is where we'll hit, feeling like mid-90s with that humidity out there. radar not showing anything. a few sprinkles out of fredericksburg coming through spotsylvania county at this point. not much. when we get that heat, we build that up and storms start popping off. by 1:00 p.m. scattered showers and thunderstorms rolling across the region. by 7:00 they are right on out of here. then we're looking good for sunday into monday. tuesday i'm going to keep a chance of isolated showers and storms sunday, monday, and tuesday. but again, highly isolated. most of us are going to remain on the dry side. not a shabby looking fourth, noaa shabby looking holiday weekend. if we do get storms today,

rainfall, also have pretty strong winds. so again we've got 50% chance of storms today. any time between 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. 90s, low 90s as we get sunday, monday, and tuesday. again, maybe a chance of an isolated storm. better chance wednesday and thursday. another frontal system pulls through the area. guys. >> thank you. he wasn't invited but he stayed for breakfast anything. backyard surprise from

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look at first4traffic and metro. red line running 9 to 18 minutes. on the green and orange lines they will be running every 26. taking a look now at the silver line. trains running between reston east and ballston. huntington and mt. vernon and green line running every 18 minutes as well. fourth of july metro rail service. starts at 7:00 in the morning, ends at midnight. national mall entrance at the smithsonian station will become entry only after 9:00 p.m. on the 4th. have a good one. >> all right, melissa. she mentions holiday weekend. a loftus looking forward to family gatherings. one couple in northern virginia cleaning up a mess from that a

>> crazy story. the wild encounter with a black bear. >> reporter: maybe the bear considered this the appetizer. when the video started rolling suet on the menu. once that cleaned out, the bear moved to big bird feeder. they watched it all from the dining room window. just missed the first part when he pulled it to the ground. >> he moved his body a little bit pulling it down, like a linebacker making a tackle. the suet feeder, somehow he tore this up. also, this may be salvageable because there is a front great that fits in. he apparently will pulled it right out. that actually i don't have to replace that one. >> took it apart. >> he kind of knew what he was doing. >> bird food consumed, you can see standing near a tree to see if there was me

reaction toss this uninvited guest. >> my wife thought he was cute. i was on the phone with west fringefield police and inland fisheries and animal control and 911. >> police told him unless the bear was aggressive he wouldn't need to come. wildlife folks gave some advice saying you can help bear proof removing bird feeders, pick up pet food, secure food in the garbage, pick up fruit from the ground. >> definitely keep food to a minimum. bear won't like it but keep the bear out. >> this bear felt right at home. at one point settling in for a nap. when the bear left he came to this back corner of the yard and climbed over the fence. the family hoping he won't be making a return. in fairfax station i'm julie carrie. >> you just want to hug him, don't you? >> he is cute. a live look

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at 6:30 this breaking news coming to us from little rock,

people, 17, have been shot at a concert. one victim is in critical condition. the chief of police there says that shots rang out around 2:30 a.m. little rock time, about 3:30 our time. officers say there was some sort of dispute. a group from memphis performing. other victims got hurt by either getting trampled by trying to get out. we know the youngest victim is just 16 years old. a lot developing here on this breaking story. we are keeping track of it. more information as we get it. we will pass it along to you. tough news to start this 6:30 half hour. absolutely. we welcome you this morning. i'm meagan fitzgerald in for angie golf. >> i'm david culver. a lot of folks thinking about the weather, warm weather here. >> good morning, lauryn ricketts. >> definitely feeling the heat today. you're feeling it as temperatures are already in the 70s at this opponent but the humi c

77 is where we are in d.c. maybe drop a degree or two in the 7:00 hour before we take the temperatures back up. 72, 76 in gaithersburg. wake up this morning, a little breezy but definitely a muggy start. we're taking those temperatures into the low 90s today. scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms. we're going to time those out. also, what does your fourth of july look like? we've got your full forecast by that hour by hour, we've got that in a minute. >> today family and friends will say good-bye to the teen killed in a train in manassas. a funeral for 13-year-old will be held at a mosque in goddard, maryland. on wednesday she was hiking along the tracks with her cousin and brother when the accident happened. no one else was hurt. the community, though, has raised almost $30,000 online to help with funeral costs. services began at

a funeral service will get under way for a football copy and teacher killed on the beltway. leonard schultz taught at james madison elementary school in vienna. schultz was killed as he tried to secure a boat to the back of a pickup truck on the side of the road last saturday. his nephew was critically hurt. beginning at 10:00 a.m. at vienna presbyterian church. this morning there's a new virginia law in effect to protect your kids. this was sparked by an investigation by news 4 iteam, their way of working for you. the law requires all school districts in the commonwealth to immediately and thoroughly investigate any teacher suspected of engaging in misconduct with children. and it requires a prompt formal hearing for those teachers. last winter the iteam found fairfax county waited years before ensuring some teaching licenses revoked from educator wh

one of those teachers later found another job out of state and assaulted another student. there's a fascinating back story to all of this. can you find all of the iteam's previous reports on this case by opening up nbc washington app. a family thought they would spend the summer celebrating their daughter's high school graduation but instead they are watching their daughter's killer go to jail for a deadly fight over a cell phone. >> i'm very, very sorry that someone had to die for this. >> remorse from the fame of 18-year-old kyla jones. she was sentenced to six years in prison for fatally stabbing her last year. add ref the court moments before she was carried away to prison. >> her sentiment and what she expressed to the mother of the decedent was so heartfelt, she wished she could take it back. in that moment of heated

>> police say jones got into a fight with minor on a metrobus just as she was leaving coolidge high school. it was over a cell phone and spilled out into the streets. police say jones pulled out a knife stabbing miner once before taking her cell phone back and leaving the scene. they had a history of fighting. jones tearfully told the judge she never intended on killing anyone. >> she's going to do all she can to fulfill what the other young lady is not able to fill. >> but miner's family is angry. they walked out of court feeling as though six years in prison wasn't enough, and that justice wasn't serve. her mother said, quote, she killed my daughter and got away with it. there's no words that will bring miner back but jones seemingly did what she could to describe her sorrow. >> from her heart she cried out to the family to

i'm going to show you the child who passed is going to be part of me. >> at 6:35, it was brand-new near opening. now demolition crews are tearing down what's left of an apartment building in college park. the complex along purpose house road was under construction when it went up in flames back in april. it was the largest firefighting effort in prince george's county history. more than 200 firefighters had to respond to that. can you see why. it's massive. we still don't know what caused it but we do know there are plans to rebuild it. staying safe this holiday weekend. the added security measures and big change you'll notice on the chal mall. no more warnings. starting today, you could get a ticket in the mail. we're going to show you where

. tennis star venus williams could be heading to court after a deadly crash in florida. the family of an elderly man who died is suing williams. it comes a day after a police report revealed she was at fault for the crash last month. police investigators say williams crossed in front of the other car which had a green light. she has said she did not see the car before crossing into its lane. she has not been charged or cited in the crash. this morning nevada residents, part of the growing group that is able to sell recreational marijuana. voters approving legislation in november making it the fastest turn around from ballot box to sales. people older than 21 can bay up to an ounce of pot. they have to keep it under the radar. smoking pot remains illegal in public places. people can only use marijuana in a private home. passengers traveling in and out of the airport got a late start

weekend. officials say a security check came up with a so-called positive alert. it involved six garage bags. they were cleared but caused flights to be grounded for about an hour and a half. the parking garage and cell phone lot were also shut down. your time is 6:39, your temperature 77 here in northwest. we're near 80. folks, we're just getting started. we've got lauryn tracking your forecast for barbecues, parades and the fireworks. ♪ ♪ >> oh, yeah. here is one of the celebrations you can check out. free event you can take the o ole family t

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we're off to a warm start right now. we're only going to take those temperatures up and up. i do believe dais goitodadadtod be the hottest day and a chance for storm next couple of days. if you have plans this afternoon, you want to pay attention to the forecast. in about three minutes we'll time out storms hour by hour to let you know what to expect for sunday and fourth of july in just about three minutes. see you in a minute. >> we will see you then. thank you, lauryn. many traveling

weekend, those that have the weekend out, some traveling into the district. >> you might notice take change on the national mall this year. jackie bensen shows you how security is being stepped up. >> how does this work? more than a few d.c. residents bringing guests to enjoy the glories of smithsonian museum and national mall and surprised by the fact they must now pay to park in spaces that have been free since henry ford invented the motor car. >> it was before. i live in virginia. i never see this. we always park the car and leave. >> we saw some people park and walk away without reading the signs, which, of course, may result in parking ticket. but many using the system commended it for being easy to use and understand. >> i think it's easy to use, and i think it's useful, at least give you some park. three hours is not enough. >> at a press

will be robust for the event on the wall with extra officers on hand even though there's no known threats. muriel bowser addressed fireworks that frustrate and sometime frighten people. >> if they shoot off in the air, they are illegal. sound like a bomb, they are illegal. come in a box at a licensed firework district, you can probably uses those. >> jackie bensen reporting there. in addition to security you'll have to deal with crowded roads and airports. aaa says a record 44 million people will travel more than 50 miles away from their home this weekend. more than 37 million of those people will drive. that's up from 2016 and about 3.5 million people will fly. the reason for all the extra travels, low gas prices. airfares are also 10% cheaper than last year. no more warnings. if you're driving in theit

fairfax, make sure your brakes are ready. starting today, a ticket from new red light cameras just installed. one at fairfax in germantown road. another on main street at woodland avenue. if you're caught doing through the light, you're doing to get some mail and in it a ticket. the city gave violators a 30-day warning period until now. >> i swear, i feel like that story is for me. >> slow down. >> the growing dominance of online shopping, like amazon, is forcing many bricks and mortar stores to close. nordstrom is closing its doors at the dulles town center july 8th. the store has been in the community for 15 years. nordstrom says it can better serve shoppers at other area stores and online. customers aren't too happy about the news. >> i love the store. so what we going to do? i don't like shopping online, honestly, because it's not the same. you come

you can pick what you like. >> the clothing also means 150 nordstrom employees will be out of a job. but nordstrom says it plans to fin them jobs at other stores in the area. and you'll find family fun for free all weekend on the national mall. can't get better than free. >> this pretty cool. first weekend of smithsonian folk life now. this celebration celebrates the circus, also explores how migrating people and immigrants shape our country. also free workshop shows, did some dem stralgss going on there. news 4 we're working for you. we've posted a link to help find your visit, nbc washington app, search folk life. 6:46 is the time now. declaration of independence has

reduce it to 140. a challenge with fleet magazine organizer asking folks to reduce the entire document to just one tweet. >> it's #tiny declaration. we wanted distill down to 140 characters. >> the contest is over. the winning tweet will be announced, when else, july 4th. it will happen during national archives celebration when entire declaration of independence of be read. all right. "today" show is next on nbc 4. >> that means we can head up to "today" show to get a preview. craig melvin and sheinelle jones both standing by in studio 1a there. sheinelle and craig, good morning to you. >> good morning. coming up on saturday morning, breaking news this morning. gunfire erupts at a nightclub in little rock ark arkansas. we'll bring you the latest. plus that deadly hospital shooting here in new york city. what was the gunman's

what was sent to the e-mail new york daily news hours before the attack. we're live at the scene with the latest on the investigation. also ahead a fiery plane crash on one of california's busiest freeways. a truck is hit but amazingly no commuters hurt. also amazingly the passenger and pilot survived. a shot on the big stage. we'll meet some of the nation's most talented theatrical high school students chosen to perform. >> those stories and more when we get started saturday morning on today in l.a. for now, send it back to d.c. >> we'll be tongue in in about eight minutes from now. >> the weather, a steamy day ahead. feels like summertime. >> it does. do you guys remember last fourth of july? were you here in the d.c. area? >> it was dreary. >> foggy. you couldn't see the fireworks. >> you have

>> the hair. >> the hair went -- >> not a goo look. >> i can barely remember what happened last week let alone last year. >> can we see them. >> you can see them. only reason i know what happened last year, i was working fourth of july. we did have that fog. temperatures in the upper 60s, lower 70s. we're doing much better this year as temperatures in the upper 80s, lower 90s. it is going to be humid but feel more like fourth of july. plus you add scattered showers and thunderstorms and definitely feeling more like summer in d.c. 77 is the temperature in d.c. maybe take it down a degree during 7:00 a.m. hour. don't worry. those temperatures going right back up. a nice southerly wind hoping to alleviate some of that out there. it is hitting you loike a ton o bricks. shenandoah valley on the cooler side. temperatures in the lower 70s. the feel like forecast for today is going to be close to 100 degrees. again, that's what it's going to feel like with heat and

into sunday, monday, and tuesday. so it won't quite feel as sticky out there your sunday, monday, and tuesday. we do have scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. again, breezy with those temperatures right around 90. not a lot showing up on storm team radar. watching a sprinkle coming through spotsylvania county. that dissipated. not a lot going on. with heat and humidity, get storms that publ up. the best chance doing to be any time after 1:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. tonight. then they are out of here. you have fireworks in local community, may be on the damp side. i do believe they can get off without a hitch. that sun goes down at 8:37 p.m. maybe a chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. same day monday and tuesday. going to be less than 20% chance you're going to see it. heavy rainfall and some winds possible for storms this afternoon, so be careful out there. keep an eye to the sky. not looking bad for sunday,

shower or thunderstorm. fourth of july forecast for everything going on out there. isolated chances. that's about it. isolated chances sunday, monday, tuesday. less of a chance we don't put it in the ten-day forecast. better chance wednesday and thursday of more storms. >> thank you, lauryn. >> from the farm to the table. home grown methods creating a unique c

we're going to update you on breaking news we're following out of little rock, arkansas. >> that's right, meagan. seventeen people shot at a concert, one in critical condition. the chief of police there said shots rang out around 2:30 this morning at a nightclub there. officers say there was some sort of dispute. officers do not believe this is terror related, meagan. >> a group from memphis is performing. this is all we know coming in. other victims injured by being trampled as they were trying to get out of the place. the youngest victim is 16 years old. of course we'll keep you updated as we learn more about this developing story. >> a lot more to come on that, no question. the "today" show will have more as well. back here at home as urban goes suburban, more and more local farms they are being eaten up by development. in one loudoun county community, one of those developments includes 300 acre farm that caters to its residents. >> who is your farmer? residents of the community in aldie don

question. their farm is part of their division. >> it's one of the largest in the country. we're certainly leading the national model for farm to table communities. wove dedicated 300 acres to the farm. so our residents get to ben frit from interacting with their farmers and interacting with the animals we have on property, too. >> the farm gross more than 100 varieties of vegetables. for the residents the farm fair isn't limited to seasonal food and vegetables, they also get fresh eggs. community kitchen turns leftovers into canned goods. extras gos to the kitchen. the chef there will turn that spoke value added products. something ready it eat or canned good or jar of tomato sauce or extraberry jam. a new attraction popular with kids in the community, goats. went to work on

thorns on hills too hilly to mow. >> this is a bmx trail. it's got a lot of thorns, ticks, vegetation. they don't mind the thorns. they will eat them. they don't mind poison ivy, they will eat that, we don't have to spray chemicals where they ride their bikes. >> healthy lifestyle. the community joining the agriculture, their pay back comes at harvest. time now is 6:56. four things to know a d.c. firefighter at the hospital this morning with minor injuries after a row house caught on fire. it happened u street northwest after midnight. flames broke out on roof deck and spread to a neighboring house. follow nbc washington app. we'll have updates there. police searching for the driver who hit a cyclist and took off. this happened last night along erie street in southeast. you can see the scene right there. there' n

cyclist is hurt. funeral services are today for the 13-year-old girl had was hit and killed by a train in manassas. she died on wednesday while hiking with family. services are at 1:30 p.m. in goddard. you're waking up to some new laws. one of the laws raises minimum wage in maryland from $8.75 to $9.25. another law for driving too slow in the left lane in virginia. we posted laws in nbc washington app. going to be a hot one today. >> definitely going to be hot. temperatures in the low 90s.

good morning. breaking news. nightclub shooting. [ gunfire ] >> panic and pandemonium after gunshots are fired at a concert inside a club in little rock, arkansas. at least 17 people have been shot, even more hurt in the stampede that followed. the latest just ahead. also, that deadly shooting spree at a hospital in new york city. >> i thought it could be like orlando, what happened in the bathroom. >> a doctor and former employee. what was his motive, and did he hint of what was to come in