a father found shot and killed in his car over the weekend, his killer still out there. >> i'm just are not with his plea and a request from the police. final preparations under way for independence day in our nation's capital. >> what you need to know before you pack for the big show on the mall tomorrow. and i'm chuck best. temperatures already zooming through the 80s. might be 90 or higher for today. the hour-by-hour is

we thank you for joining us. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm molette green. chuck bell has a look at what you can expect as you're hanging around town tomorrow. >> hey there, good morning to you. good morning, everybody. a nice-looking day, perfect for a day off, more son that than a day at work perhaps. temperatures have warmed up considerably, a great day for the pool, plenty hot, though. most neighborhoods above the 9 on degrees mark. there's a very small chance of a shower today and tomorrow. future weather coming up in a bit, but tonight if you're doing barbecuing, the weather will be near perfect. 88 degrees in washington, all right 90 at quantico. today's he up in downdown right around 94 degrees. again, not much of a threat no rain in the next couple days, but who will be

have it. >> prince george's county police have an urgent plea, they have to know who shot a father of four over the weekend. justin finch has local relax and the family's family. >> reporter: good morning. just got off the phone with police. they tell us no new developments in this case. what we know so far, the victim in this says adriana lombre, volunteered to drive a friend back to their house in d.c., it was a favor no one thought would end with him losing his life. >> off the beltway in pennsylvania avenue, drivers are saddened by the case. are you surprised to hear something like this happened? >> to be -- >> a lot of reckless people out here in the world. >> reporter: the killer is somewhere out

his daughter and prince georges police are calling for that person to come out from the shadows. >> just come forward, you know, do the right thing and suffer the consequences. >> 11:a 5 saturday night, lombre's grand marquis is found stalled on the loop. inside he's behind the wheel, dead, shot several times, discovered by a prince georges police officer. the 55-year-old had driven a friend back to their house in d.c., he thought he would be back home as soon as 15 minutes until someone opened fired. >> i want him to be remembered as a generous person, you know, just a family oriented person. >> lombre's car is distinct, with a rear window skin fan for life decal with the redskins

perhaps you recognize it and are able to help police places it between 11:30 and midnight on saturday. that's the time frame they're trying to pin down in the hopes of finding a suspect. they believe perhaps his car was fired at from another vehicle. at this time his family now fund-raising for his funeral. we have a link on how you can help on the nbc washington app. back to you. >> justin, thank you. he lost hi brother in a motorcycle crash. now a man wants more people to think about safety the next time they go out for a ride. david mumford's brother died. we're told jared stockton was going 130 miles an hour when he lost control on brandywine road and crashed. last night people honored to remember him. >> he's in a better place. with that being said, it kind of, you kn,

grieve, to know that now i have a guardian angel. >> stockton was a single father to four children. president trump will return to the white house later today. he spent the weekend at his golf club in new jersey. this morning he's dealing with the fallout after tweet he sent yesterday, an altered video clip showing him in a takedown with cnn. tracie potts has a look. >> reporter: a literal assault on the media. an edited video showing prompt taken down a man bearing the cnn logo sent to million from both his personal and official twitter account. >> i look at it and shake my head. >> people are begging the president not to do this, and he ought to stop done did. >> reporter: cnn responsibilities -- it's a sad day when the president of the tun accuses violence against reporters. >> the fake med i

silence us, but we will not let them. >> reporter: on sunday impeachment rallies from los angeles to new york. >> he is a real true threat to or american democracy. >> reporter: the threat critics say is distracting from real issues like health care. >> our focus can not be on the tweet. it has to be on the kitchen table family paying 20, 30, 40 thousand dollars for their premiums. >> reporter: what to do with obamacare? mitch mcconnell is calling lawmakers hoping to avoid repeal in and out/replace later. >> sometimes if you lump too many things into legislation, you're doomed for. >> reporter: trying to give ocare one final plow. this morning he's tweeting about world affairs, talking about the leaders of it

germany and saudi arabia. of course, leading up to this g-20 summit where the big highlight will be the first one on one meeting with russia's president. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. a debunked conspiracy theory is popping up again. people who lived near comet ping-pong say one is posting flyers that the pizza gig theory is true, that they're running a sex ring out of that pizza shop. one neighbor says the slips of paper make him concerned for his neighborhood's safety. >> with the pizza parlor just a few blocks away, we had an incident where somebody self-investigated with an assault rifle. >> now, police arrested the man respond for the attack last september. two weeks ago he was soentsed to four years in prison. ben jealous,

of the naacp wants maryland governor to refuse to cooperate. jealous is not a candidate for the primary election. the commission alleges voter fraud, has asked states for several pieces of data, including names, party affiliations, voting histories, on and on. jealous held a news conference earlier this morning with baltimore civic leaders calling on the governor to reject the commission's request. several other states have already rejected the commission's request for information. a lot of you are looking forward to music and fireworks filling the air, rehears always are under way right now for tomorrow's capital's fourth concert. you just saw individually from last year, megan mcgrath

this year. >> reporter: all events really throughout the day on july 4th. you can see the stage that's been set up here on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol. that's for the capitol fourth concert that's happening tomorrow night, always a terrific show. this is video from last year's event. this year john stamos will be the host, the beach boyce and four tops just to name a few. you do need to show up early to get a space, because we are expecting a big crowd. it all gets under way at 8 p.m. tomorrow night. the folk life festival is down here on the national mall. there will be a parade along constitution avenue, and the big event for many people, the fireworks show just a bit after 9:00. for many people, d.c., the nation's capital, it is just the place to be on july 4th. >> oh, it's great. it's a magical city.

fourth of july. >> reporter: what are your plans? >> take in the fireworks, go to a cookout or two, and enjoy it. >> reporter: big crowds are expected at all of these events, so the best bet is to leave your car at home, take metro, take a bus, ride your bike, walk, lot a lot of parking, and we'll be seeing road closure in the area, so best bet, leave the car at home. back to you all. this week we are working for you to find fun and free things to do this summer. the fire wok at allen pond are not happening this year. they're not sponsoring the celebration. you can also go to the university of maryland college part. head over to lot 1 ajason to camp put drive. >> there will be rock and

we have a complete list and interactive mav on the app. there's plenty more ahead. we're getting new details on a radioed rage arrest. here what we have learned about the suspect and his dramatic arrest.

the manhunt is over for a driver wanted in pennsylvania. morgan radford explains what it means for the family who lost their daughter months before she was set to head to college. >> we are here to announce murder charges against david desper. >> reporter: this morning the mystery man at the center of a manhunt is behind bars, charged in the road wage death of bianca roberson. her anguished parents michelle and rodney hugging investigators. as police describe how 28 years old david desper allegedly jockeyed with their daughter for one lane as seen on this surveillance video. police say he shot her in the head and then drove away. >> this defendant wasn't happy with the way it was going, so he pulled out a gun and killed this young woman. >> reporter: roberson's family devastated. >> she had a heart of gold, and this person that took her took so much out of the this world.

got close to identifying the subject, desper turned himself in sunday morning. investigators recovered the red pickup truck, his neighbors stunned. >> i would never put two and two together. i didn't realize that was the vehicle they were searching for. >> reporter: late sunday outside a note that he shared with his dad -- our hearts go out to the roberson family. when you found out this was about road rage, what went through your minds? >> what's wrong with people's minds that we slip oflip out li that? today investigators will spend time trying to find out what caused this train dao rae rail. four of the 15 cars went off the track as it traveled from oregon to canada. rescue crews were able to safely evacuate more than 250

a skywest flight. >> people rushed off the plane and onto the tarmac after the flames started shooting from one of the plane's engines. people immediately pulled out their phones to capture the images. the flight just landed from aspen and operating as united express. no one hurt here. a floor floor mother is recovering from a wild series of events that led to her newborn son. on friday while nine months pregnant she was struck by lightning. she was rushed to the hospital, where doctors delivered her baby seven days early. both mom and babier in critical condition, but showing signs of improvement. lighting up fires works on the fourth of july can be dangerous if you are not careful. in fact, thousands of people are injured in fireworks accidents every year. children are the most common

costello has everything you need to know to keep your family safe. >> all my fingers blew off expect for my pinky. i still have my pinky left. everything else is gone. >> reporter: curtis has been left with only the pinky on his left hand. his right hand fractured, his chest and face covered with shrapnel wounds. he admits he wasn't being very careful with fireworks ten days ago. >> i didn't know that it was going to go off that fast. i knew i was doing something dang are you, but i thought i would have at least two, three seconds to throw it. >> the numbers are stunning. more than 11,000 people are injured each year. 69% of the injuries involved burns. in pennsylvania a police chief

accident. in virginia fairfax county firefighters demonstrated the devastating power of fire wok. the first blast, a simple mortar. >> that's a very good possibility that that individual could lose their arm, their and, lose their eyesight. something would lose a hand or finger like that? >> very easy will. >> reporter: in new york police set off a massive explosion yew illegal fireworks they seize the. turns out sparklers often pose the most risk. >> they get up to 1200 to 2,000 degrees, very

every year. >> just leave it to the professionals. >> around heres most localities it's illegal to have anything that explodes or leave the ground. it's not worth of risk. just go to a good show. >> how much money are you actually leaving on the table when it comes to your car insurance? >> we're breakin g

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welcome back. many americans are making a surprising admix when it comes to their car insurance. they're wasting money. hundreds are being left on the dame because they're simply not shopping around. chris clackum explains. >> reporter: even though we are inundated with ads telling us -- >> 15 minutes could save you 15% or mo. >> reporter: the fact is most american drivers do not even bother to shop around. >> 38% of people have not done a price check on their auto insurance at least in at least years. >> reporter: kimber palmer is with inert wallet, who just over 12,000 drivers for shop for care shuns and ounce out those that don't miss out on saves every year. >> i think -- so they sign up for car insur

set it to autorenew, they get the bill in the mail, they pay it, don't even think about it. >> reporter: in some states like delaware, michigan and connecticut, comparing car insurance costs could save well over $1,000 a year. all online comparison sites out there have made that much easier to do. chris clackum, nbc news. all right. time for another check on your storm team 4 forecast. >> chuck bell, what's up? >> it's gonna be hot. >> it's hot all right. >> we got a bit of a break from the heat last year. >> yeah, last year. that's not going to be the case this time around. and temperatures already pushing 90 degrees now. outside on your city camera view, downtown washington, which would be lit in fireworks

you can do a better show in the backyard than we can put on the national mall tomorrow night. come down and enjoy. 88 degrees, already feels like 90 down at national airport. that's even with a north wind, this averaging 12 miles an hour. you know something is cooking in the atmosphere. s temperatures, upper 0s, i was at the pool yet, spent a lot of time up to here in the washington just to try to stay cool. after you're done with the pool, 94, 90 at 6:00, sun is not down until after 8:30. if you hear thunder, that's also a

the app, and follow me on social media. meanwhile, for rain chances today, really thing. there's two chances for rain today, slim and none. so just sort of keep that in mind. don't plan on getting rained on today. tomorrow a slightly higher charges. again for fireworks tomorrow, i think it will be dry. i'll give you the beach forecast and the rest in a few minutes. very important. we have plans, chuck. tomorrow marks a big day in grilling season the that means many of you will have to make the big decision -- burger or hot dogs? walmart took a look, and in most states, burgers outnumber the hot dogs. ketch ketchup reigns supreme,

walmart's data showed texas leads all states in sales of burger buns and hot dog buns combined. just because you asked, florida is a close second. lots of things happen. see, the problem people get curious, you want to know what's in them. >> you can't think about it. >> just enjoy. >> i do find the ones without the my padres at least to feel better about myself. >> i don't know anything about that. just give me beef, i'll be good. >> what you think is beef. >> i know. >> sorry. days turned into relief -- >> here how they held on when they thought the end was near. that's coming u npex

. welcome back. a san diego family is now reunited after their pretty risky hike went way off-course. >> a dad and his daughters were restauranted on a mountain in mexico. steve patterson shares their story of survival. >> reporter: it's one of those rare moments of pure joy. a family finally reunited after a harrowing journey home. how does it feel to be back home? >> so, so

>> 61-year-old morgan fox took his two daughters on a challenging hike just over the border in mexico's baja peninsula to picacho del diablo, also known as devil's peak. >>t d years, and the terrain had changed quite a bit. so i think that threw me off a little. >> reporter: when they didn't come home last sunday, mom debby contacted members caps authorities leading to a sensitive search. the timing ways critical morgan is diabetic. >> morgan and his daughters had protective foil from their packs were spotted by a membehelicopt but too risky for a. >> we owe our lives to the mexican

will never forget, a homecoming they will cherish forever. steve prs son, nb ns san diego. the family says that perhaps one day they will set out on that hike again and finish the trek successfully. some of the rescuers even offered to hike with them next time. right now iraqi troops are fighting to force isis out of a major stronghold. isis militants are making a last stand in what is expected to be the time dayfor mosul air strikes have pummeled the city. it's also filled with civilians, making it very different to force them out. there are new tension with his china this morning because of the actions of a new navy destroy. the u.s. ship sailed near a tiny island in the south china sea

between china, taiwan and vietnam. the chinese government says the u.s. ship was trespassing and calls it a serious political and military prove investigation, a u.s. defense official who requested an nimty said the ship was on a routine exercise in that area. when you take that trip on a massive cruiseship, there's always the possibilityst a crime, but how some crimes can be difficult to investigate and prosecute. >> reporter: this woman says seven days at sea changed your life. >> he raped me. i was crying my eyes out, asking him why are you doing this? please stop. >> reporter: we asked she not use her names. documents told police and doctors that one of the ship's bartenders sexually asoughted her. according t

report, they didn't perform a rape kit. >> i don't believe they handled it properly at all. >> reporter: and she's not alone. an newste realed t wal assaults hpe a sea, victims often get nowhere on land. most were never prosecuted. >> if cruise passengers knew what i knew, they would be 100% shocked to now how prevalent sexual assaults are. >> michael wingleman represents passengers and crew members suing cruise lines. he's handled 10 sea, which he says are rarely prosecuted. in her case, one reason it was unclear who had jurisdiction. the ship sailed out of the croatia. the alleged crime reported in italy on a cruise ship lines registered in bahamas, and she was british

citizen living in the u.s., all of which amounts to a jurisdictional no-man's-land. >> the dirty secret in the cruise line industries is crime does occur on cruise ships, and very often law enforcement isn't notified, evidence isn't preserved, people aren't assisted. >> reporter: the fbi tells nbc news on-board crimes are tough to investigate, because they don't have immediate access to the ships, cruise lines are are you ready by u.s. law to report certain crimes from sexual assault to kidnapping and murder. last year, 92 of these crimes were reported, 62 of them were sexual assaults. >> it's probably the most prevalent and most terrifying crime, and largely unsolved and unprosecuted. >> reporter: the cruise line industry says had has a robust system of security. and that allegations of serious crimes are rare. a small fraction compared to

northerly blumenthal has introduced legislation to require cruise lines to notify the fbi within four hours of a crime, turn over video evidence, and he wants to mandate that federal officers known as sea marshals be on board all ships. in her case, no criminal charges for the bartender,ened the cruise line didn't respond to our questis. she doesn't know if the man who allegedly assaulted her is still working in the cruise industry. that uncertainty weighs heavily. >> the night mares are haunting. i'm no longer the person i was. i'm working on that every single day. >> timy lightr, nnews, miami. we're talking all-stars. meet the nats f

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hand. pretty awesome. they probably had some issues. >> make he behave one of the balls away. >> because it happens. >> yeah, on occasion. sometimes you give them away. >> i did some math. that's a helm burger every 22 seconds that she did. >> i can't do it. with the bun, too. >> my mom would kill me if i ate my food that fast. we have a teamer of a day. 88 already feels like 90 years. there will be no break from the heat today or tomorrow. afternoon temperatures will stay. dropping back into the upper

after 9:00 other 10:00. there's a weather front to our norm. it will try to wring out the tiniest bit of a rain chance, but they people at about 30% tomorrow afternoon. here's future weather to help you plan out. but for tonight's dry, and as we get into tomorrow, just know with a bit more heat around and a bit more of that cool front, a bit more of a focusing mechanism. widely scattered showers around. 5:00 again, hit and miss, the full weather, just look at this. fireworks time is around 9:00. the one lone place, according to the -- is just about right on to have of the national maul. we'll have to see -- there's at least a chance, but most of our rain chances tomorrow will be over by about 8:00 tomorrow

am optimistic. if you are beach bound for the next couple days. in fact a bit of an easterly wind. i'll give

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they're gearing up for several performances in the d.c. area tomorr ins ishe band's director of operations, captain dustin doyle. we appreciate you coming in. a family face if you went to montgomery blare high school. five performances tomorrow at different places around the area. how do you tackle such a big scdu>> good morning, thank you allowing us to be here today. a very simple answer is that the people i work with, our colleagues, the air force is full of tremendous airmen. that's no different in the air force band. >> y have differentgrou, the concert band, singing sergeants, a lot of different groups. >> we have six different performing ensembles. they got in six different directions at all times. very world-class organization. >> so

about tomorrow and whether they might want to see the air force bad perform, give us an idea of what people can expect for example tess air force memorial. >> we have daytime concerts and evening co memorial is at 8:00 p.m. leading up to the fire work. it's our concert bd with our singing sergeants. all of our events are free and open to the public. the show is designed to entertain, family iely. you will hear thatittle will recognize and patriotic classics that gets everybody ready for the festivities. >> you perform all over the coy ylo, you're insho yo try to something different when it comes to independence gale. >> so the mission of the air force band is to honor, inspire and impact our audiences. believe it or not the 1200 performances that we do throughout the communities across the nation, we

shows in a very similar manner. what makes tomorrow special is the pageantry, the backdrop of the national mall will make that surge something special. >> i've had the honor as to work with the air force band. absolutely tremendous performers, musicians involved here. not just folks who like music as a hobby. they're the best of the best, woulsa 100% world-class musicia. they wonwide audition, chy a does. they have chosen musico serve theirinhat honor-inspired impact, we do it wearing the uniform in a world-class music way. >> like we said, five performances at thee different locations tomorrow. we're going to put the informat ote this s captain, we appreciate you coming in today. a

all right. let's take a live look outside. we'll get one last check of the storm team 4 forecast when we come back. be sure to join us later on this afternoon for the elleny

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their sales number. they hit a record hht year, but the market is being saturated partly due to a glut of nearly-new cars, forcing them to -- tesla's elon musk says the first prediction modding of the model 3 electric cars are expected to be delivered on friday. musk tweeting that tesla wl have a handover party for the model 3s first 30 customers on july 28th. tesla reportedly has a back order of nearly 400,000 model 3s. with your cnbc business morning report, i'm susan lee. y've seen him on the big three, but he's used to -- >> news4's aieoff introduces us to a former cop on fret ricks burg, now following his

he's played a clumsy detective, investigated scream queen's royalty. and faced off during disaster. he's making it in hollywood, which may have you wondering what he's doing here. >> to me it's the most honorable profession in the world. >> reporter:% chasing his dreams on the big screen, he spent mo than a decade as a real full-time cop. it was at nova where his drama professor noted his talent. >> i was literally going to midnight patrol, and man, i'm a police officer, i'm working midnight. she said that's all fine and dandy, you literally could do this professionally if you want to. >> he eventually moved to l.a. to pursue his new fashion at first he worked at

beckinsale's bodyguard. many law enforcement rules followed. tlp works case in "true detective." >> this has clearly been arranged and rehearsed and most recently as a lead prosecutor in "the whole truth." but his favorite role so far? playing peyton manning's caddie. >> no disrespect to anyone i've worked with actingwise, highlight of my career. >> reporter: he says he finds himself missing police work. it's a big part of the reason he comes back here to the communities he once patrol. >> as a part-time deputy, he's helping to help young kids during a outreach program. >> we're always trying to be creative and think of ways we can reach maybe different demographics or different groups

reached out to yesterday. >> it stantsds for law infersments arts division and would give kids a chance to act and produce short films with deputies. the geology -- bridge the gap between police and community. >> it's the dynamic of how do i marry both worlds together. i think it's as simple as how is it to live in your shoes for a minute. >> reporter: he says it helps keep him grouped where working in an industry can quickly become all about you. >> this allows me to settle into whatever is happening to me and still be grateful. >> okay. no one is going to jump out here, right? >> reporter: "set your clock" 666 p.m., evil has an hour to kill, is out this fall. in stafford, virginia, angie goff, news4. pretty cool. time for one final check of our forecast. >> check bell you how is it

this is our future model, just in time for fireworks, the one thunderstorm chance, and that chance is right on downtown washington. let's hope that particular part doesn't bear out, though i think rain chances tomorrow hang at about 20% or 30% at the most. they'll be hit and miss. here's your ten-day forecast. in the 90s today, 93 again for tomorrow. there is a scattering much thunderstorms likely tomorrow afternoon, but i'm hoping after 8:00 or 9:00, things will settle down more quickly. as a result, a slightly cooler day wednesday and thursday, highs in the upper 80s. on friday back in the 90s. saturday, the first half of the weekend, against a hit-and-miss, sunday looks really nice. one things for sure, it doesn't like lie any highs, just what you would expect in washington in the summer. we'll take that. >> i was going to say the same thing.

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