election. >> it's dry out there right now but there is more rain. >> i think they can see it. it's moving in and we're monitoring it for you, amelia draper is standing by in the storm center to break down the timing. amelia. >> going to go until 6:45. the strongest weather moving towards the southeast towards a long and south of 66. as well, north of 66, maybe a

that will be closer to about 9:00 this evening, i'll have more on timing, can't believe it. i'm going to do it tonight and also you can expect coming up in a little bit. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. >> now to a story you'll see only here on news 4. south carolina woman arrested for making her second attempt at breaching white house security on the fourth of july. >> she's 32 years old and her name is alicia. the secret service knows her and knows her well. officers as she tried to jump a bike wrack style early in the morning july fourth. that's exactly one year to the day after she was arrested trying to break into the white house area that was

independence day. she had a stay away order and prior attempt. according to our review, her arrest nearly including the one you're looking at from about a year ago. repeat offenders, there are many of them according to secret service officer with whom we spoke by phone earlier today. >> they're fighting against the president. the reality, be released to do it again. >> and this just in, another woman with a stay away order was arrested outside the white house grounds last night, according to the prosecutor. as for alicia, she's in court monday afternoon in dc to answer to new federal charge against her. in the newsroom, i'm scott

mcfarlane back to you. this happened last may darcy spencer was in court with the reaction from families. . we're going to begin our report tonight with newly released photos from this investigation. >> evidence photos shows a gun he used to shoot and kill his victim, money, medicine, a car rental and a backpack filled with supplies, a plan to get away after the

>> she wrestled with glasses off of the face. when she died. she died with her glasses in his hand. >> the photos also showed the notes left behind by kor dell, a 64-year-old former federal officer who killed his wife after she filed a restraining order. she asked his wife, how could you kwo do this to me. in another, i asked god and potential victims that i may hurt for forgiveness. >> who was the man who left behind a note that indicated that he intended. >> described as smiling as he pulled the trigger, killing wouchding two others, that includes a man who tried to stop

killing a 6 # 5-year-old nursing aid -- 65-year-old nursing home. he shot her at the giant for these crimes a judge sentenced him to four consecutive life terms, one of them, no parole. >> this is, essentially, a sentence that will result in the shooter in this case, he'll die in jail. he sat quietly during the entire proceeding. he was looking down, he didn't appear he looked up throughout this proceeding. as he walked away with his handcuff with his hands behind his back, i could see he was holding a bible in his hand, back to you. >> thank you. >> tonight german chancellor is condemning these violent protests and unacceptable. this is the second night in a row. that protesters have set fires and running street battles with security forces outside the g

summit. this is a live look now at the scene right now. roughly 200 police officers have already been injured in this. german authorities have called in reinforcement, a lot of them, an additional 900 officers coming from across germany to help get these under control. >> and even those massive protests did not over shadow the long awaiting meeting between president trump and russian president vladimir putin. >> while president trump reportedly raised the issue of putin's interference in our election, russian and american after this meeting were not the same. >> capitol hill to break it all down for us, blayne. >> reporter: leon and doreen, this was a very small meeting. in fact, only six people inside of that room earlier today and one of them was secretary of state rex tillerson. he was the only other u.s. official. he said that the russians asked for proof and evidence of their involvement. the

president trump was content to accept the assurances that russia had nothing to do with the 2016 election. well the u.s. official pushed back on that account saying it's simply not accurate. >> they talked for more than two hours. >> it's an honor to be with you. >> thank you. >> president trump opened the meeting raising the concern of russian election hacking, one of only six people in the room. >> now, the president pressed president putin on more than one occasion regarding russian involvement. president putin denied such involvement as i think he has in the past. >> but stopping short of threatening any punishment, this after lawmakers on capitol hill had urged the president to send putin a strong message to prevent any future hacking.

leaders planning to work together to address cyber threat. >> the two presidents, i think, focused on how do we move forward, how do we move forward from here. >> and a major step on syria, announcing a cease fire in the southwest region with more details he says to be solidified over the next week. >> i think this is our first of u.s. and russia being able to work together in syria. >> the first face to face conversation between the two leaders now over. no plans for a second meeting. all right. thank you. blayne. new at 6 a florida man has been sentenced to four months in prison rioting in dc. powe

more than 230 other people were arrested in the city that day. 15 others now pleaded guilty to misdemeanors. . protest will be held july 14th in far fax. organized after the nra released a video that attacked the media. some critics of the add say it was a call to violence. >> caraway wrote a letter claiming his rights have been violated. news partners broke the story. tracy wilkins got her hands on the letter and she tells us what's next in this high

case. >> he said, i feel that my lawyer is not representing me and my best interest. he goes on to say his right to a speedy trial has been violated. i have not signed any sort of paper waving his right to a speedy trial. he said these are grounds for allstate charges against him to be dropped. caraway is looking at spending up to 100 years in federal prison after he pleaded guilty to forcing a dozen children to participate in child pornography. he said he had not heard from his attorney in over a year. he's represented by the public defender's office in his pending trial. in his letter. caraway goes on to tell the judge, my family will be reaching out to the media if my concerns are not addressed. this is not to be taken as a threat. he responded to caraway saying the court will address all of the concerns during his next hearind

did -- reminded him that he, indeed, sign a waiver for speedy trial. he signed the waiver from the court file. this is the community center where caraway allegedly victimized and molested a number of students when he was arrested a choir here. i showed the letter that he sent to the judge. one of them told me asking for these charges to be dropped is very upsetting for her. the other one said this is quote/unquote, bull. haunted by the memory. but determined to move on hear from a survivor of the charleston church shooting about what she did to stay alive and why a trip to washington is helping her heal. >> it's a first in maryland. patients from out of state can still get medical marijuana. we'll explain why. >> all right, a question for you, would you take the doritos blue line or maybe get off at

station. >> and local, that will bother you. >> yeah, it would. >> wouldn't bother me either way. >> we'll explain what's behind

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rails. we take a look now at weekend politics. >> 2 hours and 16 minutes debating between president trump went longer than the

>> north korea took security concerns to a whole new level this week with a successful lunch of a missile that could reach the united states. >> remove to repeal and replace obama care. >> so many new developments. chuck todd political director and the moderator of meet the press. let's start with the president's meeting with vladimir putin, the highly anticipated first meeting between these two we're told that president trump brought up the election interference first thing in that meeting. and the two individuals on the u.s. side. one is president trump and one is secretary of state who received the highest civilian hon nar that is given, who was not in the room with national president adviser talking to russian amb

calls that unprecedented. any time there is more than one person in the world leader, the national security adviser. the white house was concerned about leaks. you have now set a public message that you think one of your leakers is the national security adviser. now let's go to the read out, on one hand, you know, president trump accepted the denial of president putin. you have secretary tillerson saying he pressed and pressed and pressed. the question is what side do you believe, the problem is president called in to question the idea where it could have been russia or somebody else. the president put himself in a position where it is -- you don't have the most -- you don't have the two most credible people in russia right now. >> we don't have any reporters in that room. we're, obviously, not going to hear anything from anyone else. you even said, wrote in your first reading earlier today, that going in, president trump

did that change at all. is that two hours 16 minutes. >> not really, if at all, if secretary tillerson at his read out said one of the things about the election interference there was a sentiment, you've got to keep going forward with the relationship ship, that o's not going to be an acceptable answer. can you just go forward if you believe what they did is as -- what they did is as damaging as many of them believe. >> they did tackle the nation. >> can this be something you can go forward on. you have to do business with them. ukraine, eastern europe, you know, we are still a security blanket for europe when it comes to russian aggression. so it's not as if they can't -- we've got to have them have a relationship. the question is, whether -- does the president have the upper hand or does now putin feel like it. >> we'll see as things develop. shift to

very significant missile launch and apparently it took our people pretty much off guard. they were surprised by this. what happens now. >> well, i think the question now, is are we moving quickly to a position where we're no choice but to accept the idea that north korea is going to be nuclear nation and it is the -- because what it would take to stop it, nobody may have the stomach for it. because it may turn into a conventional war. it may put people in danger in south korea. it might create a crisis. all of the options are bad options and what is the best of bad options you're now getting more and more folks arguing that the best of the bad options is accept the idea that they're going to be nuclear. >> we feel threatened in a whole new way. >> and that's going to lead to, i think, well larger discussion on this and, of course, the question of how good can a missile defense, you know, can it be as good as you thinkt

north korea, if you want -- once you're seen as a nuclear power, there are two things that happen, number one, does that make you more aggressive conventionally because you feel as if you're untouchable. the biggest concern black market, the more knowledge they get, are they exporting that technology, are they exporting that to a road something, not necessarily a nation, but a rogue entity. >> exactly. >> or anything like that. >> and the question is, how do you deal with that. these are the challenges facting them and there's no great answers here. the new administration there, they're looking for some form of peace. the chinese literally have decided tra teej cli, they don't want united korea. the united korea scares them both economically and militarily. so we may be in a position, unless we're willing to go at it alone, that this is the best of that option. but look, nobody has an easy answer or else they would use it. >> are wein

united senate next week, they all come back here at work and perhaps pick up the whole repeal replace thing all over again, who has got the momentum now. >> doesn't seem to be with the momentum of anybody of those. time has not been good to this bill. knowing, they knew the minute these guys went home they had them but they went to remote islands off the coast of maine and alaska and town of 300 people, 4 hour drive away from any major airport. the point is, they didn't want a lot of

>> there you go. >> all right. >> chuck, thank you, always great to hear your perspective. exclusive guest this week, former cia director john brennan and south carolina lins zi graham who spent fourth of july in afghanistan, meet the press sunday morning at 10:30 here on nbc 4. >> see you then. >> sports at concert venues, still now metro may two. what's considering to do to raise more money and improve your commute. >> following in his father's footsteps. the young man becomes a dc firefighter afr his dad dtei

i'm tracking a line of thunderstorms on storm team 4 radar, moving through west virginia and far western maryland, more on that in a moment, take a look at the weather headlines right now. we're in for a nice weekend. tomorrow night, spectacular on sunday. sunday my pick of the weekend next work week, it's going to be stormy at times very bit of a heat wave with lows in the 90s. anywhere in the low 80s. 80 degrees at that point. only about 10% chance as

from the metro area. here is what i'm saying right now. you can see in the metro area, we're dry, maybe a loan shower in western montgomery county. they're going to take a lot of energy and we'll start to see it fizzle out and the sun is going to start to go down and with daytime heating if it holds together around warranty. by about 9:00 in the district, maybe around 10, 11 and there's always the chance of showers in the. another big batch of rain further back out in ohio. this will move through over night tonight, with that lack of daytime heating that will also fizzle out really before it impacts area. temperatures right now in the 80s to low 90s.

90 degrees in washington. mostly sunny skies to start your day. mix of sun and clouds, fairly low humidity levels. maybe late day shower and southern maryland, for most of us, completely friday. the thing about tomorrow, we'll have a nice breeze tomorrow. even down at the park, it's going to be hot, but nice there with that breeze yard work. i'll hold off until sunday, because the humidity levels will be pretty low on sunday, maybe an isolated late day thunderstorm on monday. same goes for tuesday, as well. most of us will stay dry. mid-90s to highs on tuesday. better chance for storms wednesday through friday, doreen. >> all right. thanks amelia. my weekend sounds pretty good. >> she survived the c

tonight a woman reveals why she was spared from death and what she hopes to accomplish after a trip to the nation's capitol. the cannabis dispensary license has not yet arrived at maryland's first medical marijuana dispensary. ahead, how out of ate residenst

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>> medical marijuana patients are one step closer being able to get it. >> the program has been nearly five years in the works. we've learned people from out of state may be able to take advantage. 29 states, including the district, have legalized some form of medical marijuana. today in maryland, the first dispensary opened its doors for patients to preregister. news 4 chris gordon explains how it works. >> the medical cannabis dispensary is located in this industrial park, but we agree not to show its exact address. it's called wellness solutions. >> fre rick county jenkins stopped by because he's concerned about crime where marijuana and money are kept. >> targeting as a location where it's stored, looking at targeting the traffic coming to and from that facility setting up for rips or robbers or

around a lot of that. >> this woman is the first patient to come to the dispensary for medical marijuana. >> i signed up for the pain release. >> all patients need to set up an appointment to come here. they'll first be brought into this consultation room to meet with a pharmacist, the patient sitting here, perhaps, with a caregiver. then, they will go over to the dispensary itself to order the appropriate cannabis for their condition. >> in maryland, a patient can get 120 grams, which is roughly 4 ounces, a month. >> wellness solutions plans to offer home delivery. its owners believe medical cannabis can be sold to out of state residents if they are being medically treated in maryland. >> but what i cannot do is put out in any event is

take it over state line. >> the first medical marijuana is expected to be ready for delivery around labor day. in frederick maryland, news 4. >> the dispensary opening comes a day after maryland's governor made changes to the state cannabis commission, washington post reports lawyrry hogan appointed ten new members. the commission has been criticized for a struggle to get the state's medical marijuana program up and running. the post reports one of the changes from the governor doubling the number of minorities serving on the commission to four. >> a man accused of groping 17s on a field trip inside the smith se s -- smith seyum. he'll spend at least 18 months in prison. he'll also have to register as a

he'll be sentenced in september. the fighting fires is in their blood. and one man is filing the follow in his father's footsteps. this is the apartment fire that took the life of dc firefighter. it was two years ago that lieutenant responded to that call and he never made it back home. he was the 100 dc firefighter to die on the job. well, now his legacy lives on through his son, mccray, just graduated from fire fighting training school today. >> after that program, it had its ups an downs. sometimes i just wanted to not show up, but then i thought about my father and my mother and my cousin and it motivated me to keep coming in every morning and keep striving for the best. >> his cousin james also a firefighter, james died in the line of duty ten years ago today. he'll be stationed at engine six in dc for the same fire department where his dad

his first -- >> take the bubblish blue line, switch to the wrigley's big red line and get off at the reece's rock hill station. can you imagine giving metro directions full of brand names? our partners say it's something that metro's board is considering next week as a way to bring in more money as a troubled agency, bureau reporter david is the at the claire tin station getting a feel for what metro riders think of the idea. >> reach into our grab bag. >> probably -- >> kit kat station. >> the king size in particular. >> exactly. >> to get the king name in there. >> that's an option. pick the brand name for your metro stop. >> or bus route. >> some people probably -- >> gives you a headache lately, running much better. >> riding metro since

michelle sims is skeptical the possibility of selling the naming rights, something metro is expected to consider at its meeting next week. >> what if it went you would be saving money and they would not raise fares. >> i would have to see that in black and white, with signed on the dotted line. i don't believe it. >> oh, no, don't change it. >> two buses and metro rail to work each day. >> she's open to it. >> that sounds interesting, but it will take some time for people to get use to the name. >> and local, that would bother you. >> yeah, it would. >> william clark tells me they would take from the character. >> king street, it's history, so like changing the name of the station, it defeats the person of why it's there. >> but if it means possibly saving money on fares, that sweetens the deal. >> would you go with that. >> i would definite ride it. >> you can't each on metro. >> oh, yeah, i can't do

>> big red station. >> no. >> doesn't bother you. >> until we got to these. >> your m and m, would that bothder you? >> i wouldn't want to get off at the station m and m. >> that wouldn't be the one you would want to get off at. >> no, not m and m. >> i was in touch with my colleague today. this is transportation. he's off but reminded me. and can he really anything but m and m. >> i don't know what it is. >> she had some strong opinions, all right. thank you, david. >> we want to know what you think as metro bebl

station. take a look at the results of our last survey. maybe we can't take a look at the results of our last survey. and imagine. >> the names of the stations need to signify where they are. otherwise it's going to be totally confusing. >> i agree. >> all right, folks, get ready for deep discounts online. we'll break down to four things you need to know before buying something on amazon prime day. >> last night's long rain delay at the park. more on the controversial call and the fallout on social media. here is amelia. >> doreen, i'm continuing to track this line of thunderstorms as it passes over the mountains best chance of rain

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. >> delta flight took off to seattle, headed to beijing on thursday, the plane was in the air about 45 minutes when the assault happened. witnesses say fellow passengers held the 23-year-old guy down until the plane landed. port of seattle police boarded the plane. the passenger and the flight attendant were taken to the hospital. >> there was some rain and flooding in parts of the region. so the nats saw this and decided to delay their games against the

braves, 7:05 start time. the problem the rain never materialized in dc, the first pitch didn't come until after 10:00. a lot of kids were there in the dark. metro closing at 11:30 because it's a weeknight. a lot of fans left early. now, as you would imagine, the nats got torched online. one fan tweeting in their the braves telling him and the other players they should go out and use it as slip and slide. we can't because it's dry. in a statement to the nats -- from the nats, they say they work with the league, player's union and posing teams and they wanted to be proactive. amelia, you're back with us now. you were here with us 24 hours ago. what do you think made the reason for this call. >> i want to show you what was going on on the radar when the nationals decided to delay the game. it was right

when they said, okay, they're going to delay the game. it was extremely strong thunderstorm down around the fredericksburg area. potentially that thunderstorm produced a tornado back in madison county, 40 miles away and not headed towards washington at all. it was tracking back to the east. there was a pocket of heavy rain back around, it was plenty of sunshine. i'll take onerous of what i said, if all remained equal, that will be moving into washington at around 8:30 or closer to 9:00. i think they should have started the game. leon we were talking about this earlier. they could have gotten at least six innings in, if that heavy pocket of rain could hold it together. so that's my take on the whole debacle last night. >> that could have been a complete game. >> they couldn't have gotten it in and nobody would have been upset. >> a lot of people upset now. >> amazon prime day is back. the online retailer will celebrate its birthday next week with 30 hours of

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. it's been two years now since the gunman opened fire inside a charleston, south carolina church killing nine people. one survivor recently made a trip to washington and visited the national museum of african-american history and culture. >> molly shepherd is her name. and she spoke with news 4 about her impressions of the museum and her reflections of the tragedy back home in washington. >> holly shepherd, for 35 years, this has been her place of worship, her place of peace, never question her faith. she says

2015, god was present. >> that night, it was like a bright light was in that room, almost like a twilight. >> polly hid under a table and prayed. her call to 911. >> he's still in here. i'm afraid he's still in here. >> dylann roof a self proclaimed white supremacist killed nine members at bible study. he told her he would let her live so she could tell her story. polly told me it was her god that let me live. >> i don't know exactly what it is, but he left me. the rest of them were ready to go. he took them with him. >> shortly after the second anniversary of the church massacre, we met up with polly outside of the national museum of african-american history and culture, the last stop of her family

from south carolina and around the country. polly's cousin annie in fort washington planned the museum visit. >> this is their highlight of our reunion was coming here to this museum. >> and to bring cousin polly here. >> overwhelmed with joy. i really am. >> history buff, polly started the tour at the beginning. >> i had reverence, almost back here in church. >> the slavery expedition, the most striking to polly. >> you're amazed at the shackles and everything. >> how much do you think about it? >> i don't think about it that often, but sometimes when i see different things, different triggers, you know, it will come back to me. >> did you think of it when you were inside. >> i did. i did. i don't know why. >> in may, they were found at the african-ame

outside of the museum, also on the national mall. and then on june 17th, exactly two years since the charleston shooting, a noose was found hanging near the national gallery of art. >> they have so far to go. they came along with -- but it's still not enough. >> polly believes the national museum of african-american culture can help bridge understanding. >> i think it helps when they come to see, they have everybody coming here and they can see where we're coming from and how far we've gotten. we'll have the country together after a while. >> polly's in counseling and said visiting the museum was therapeutic, now she's headed home to charleston. >> bye bye. >> home to mother emanuel where polly continues her mission and she'll take a special memory of washington with her. in the di

news 4. >> can't under estimate how meaningful that museum is. >> she came here and from it she took healing and she's taking it back with her to spread it down there. it's amazing to see how that can pay off dividend in so many different ways. she plans to come back and visit the museum again and we'll be happy to see her -- love to talk to her when she comes back. >> yes, we will. >> we have all kind of visitors in town for this fourth of july week. and as they're here through the weekend. they're in for real treat. >> especially on sunday, to get humidity this low in our area, in early july. >> not in july. >> never happens. >> so this is very rare. right now, though, on storm team 4 radar, tracking a line of thunderstorms all afternoon and talking about the weakening as they crossed over the mountain. you can see over the two hour time lapse, you see all of that lightning back in parts

western west virginia and as it moves towards the lightning is falling out of the storm, the brighter colors are coming up. this is starting to rain itself out. now as we move on into the evening hours in the later evening hours, is a battle against time, too. as the sun goes down, you kind of remove that heat source and these storms most of the time can't keep up their strength and energy. this is exactly what's going to continue to happen as they pass over the mountains and try to make it over i-81. they'll continue to weaken. scattered showers and the best chance here locally will be those of you south in 66. areas of prince william county, potentially fairfax, there's the chance for scattered showers inside of the beltway, not a huge chance. i think the nationals game tonight should be okay. but we'll continue to monitor this and rain moving into the district will be as early as about 9:00 p.m. between 9:00 and 11:00 for rain here, you see that on scattered showers around at 9:00 p.m. 82 degrees at that

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he wasn't the only nationals player to express his opinion and says two reporters after the game, i'm talking to you at 1:30 in the morning right now for 15-minute delay. the nationals released a statement to fans this afternoon saying, we can see weather headed our way and wanted to be proactive. the timing of its arrival kept shifting. here is dusty on the entire

mess. >> we all complain about the weather man, but, i mean, you have to have some basis for fact for for the weather man to tell us something. and he's not always right, i mean, how many times have you heard don't fool mother nature. >> the actual game itself, brian homered in the fifth to tie the game at two. he brought some change to his former team with his so low shot, braved the lead. just back from the dl, doubles in place of run. the braves win it by a final score of 5-2. there are 24 hours left in the wizards to match the nets. this time, yesterday brooklyn presented the restrictive free agent with $106 million offer. the front office has stated they'll match any offer for the starting small forward. they have

to do so. more are pointing to the wizards remaining true to their ward, including this, became an porter sacrifice. no longer a member of the wizards. washington renounced their rights in the sharp shooter and the indiana pacers pounced on the opportunity. he signed a deal which was well below the 16 million a year he was looking for it. washington traded away their 2017 first round pick just before the trade deadline last season. the wizards make their summer league debut this weekend, they'll play three games before tuesday, starts saturday afternoon at 4:00 against memphis. they have a local product. khris jenkins and several others young athletic prospects looking to earn a spot on the team. the nats also back in action against the braves, amelia, of course, that's weather

tonight, trump and putin, the two leaders finally come face-to-face. the president confronting putin on russia's election hacking, but both sides putting their own spin on what happened in that marathon meeting. while outside protests continue to erupt at the g-20. nuclear plants hacked. an urgent warning. hackers targeting critical u.s. facilities. could they trigger a massive blackout? air rage. a delta flight attendant assaulted in the air. passengers smashing wine bottles on the alleged attacker's head as they leapt in to help. moment of impact. what new video reveals about that fatal car crash involving tennis superstar venus williams. and perfect matches. the emotional moment when donor recipients meet those who gave them life-saving gifts.