now on "news4 today," a mother and daughter dead in a bizarre murder suicide. what the police are uncovering and the new concerns from neighbors. health care pushed back. why a deal will not come this week and the new medical concerns surrounding a senior member of congress. storm team 4 is tracking a big jump in the heat and humidity in the week ahead. good morning, everyone. i am molette green in for adam this morning. >> and i am angie goff.

a nice breeze. temperatures made it to 90 which is seessonseessonable. we will see lower humidity. look at winchester. 59 degrees. again, it's a nice start to this morning. we are at 71 right here in the district. over the next several hours we will take the temperatures back to near 90 degrees once again, and once again we are going to be at 80 degrees before the noon hour. we have another great day ahead. humidity not too bad today, but heat and humidity return next week instead of the rain chances we have been talking about. >> thank you, lauren. 6:01. we learn the details about the bizarre

a young girl shot and killed her mother before killing herself. you are looking at social media, and it shows the mother on the right and the daughter as the 23-year-old on the left, and the chilling crime happened on friday in their home and neighbors are still stunned. >> i cannot believe it. it's just unreal to me. how could you do that? >> neighbors say another daughter, who has a child, was living with her mother in that house, and they were not there at the time of the crime. still, the motive is unknown. every time kids take a dip at one local pool they will be wr reminded of a beloved swim coach. she was killed in a car crash as she headed to a

years old. and officials will help make the name change at a noontime event. developing this morning, the senate is putting off a key procedural vote on senate health care. the reason senator mccain will not be in washington this week after having surgery to raoe move a blood clot on friday. the gop health care bill was one of the topics at an event yesterday. and kellyanne conway used some of her time to push back against her critics saying some of it is based on gender. >> if you are for abortion and i am not, then say that, disagree with that, that'

is, but so much of the criticism of me is so gender based. i saw it as this morning. i would use some this morning but this is a family audience. >> and they used the conference to praise the audience for prohraoe prolife elections. and then president trump is dismissing one story of the russian story as a hoax. the guest include on me"meet th press" is on your screen right now. chuck, also going to join us for a live preview coming up this hour around 6:45. and thin dozens of dangerous off-road vehicles are destroyed, basill

crumbl crumbled. they destroyed a total of 62 vehicles creating more than 14,000 pounds of recycleable metal. it was something the community was fed up with on the roads. >> this behavior is reckless. it's dangerous. it terrorizes our kids and our moms and our dads and seniors and it's pathetically in our opinion, juvenile. >> take a look at this. you might remember this video from last month. dozens of dirt bikes. if you know any of these bikers you are asked to give police a call. and cell phone footage show the flames that store through the complex. we know three peopl

half a dozen others were hurt. people who live there say they woke up to loud booms from the frantic knocks of firefighters. first comes the heat and then the humidity. lauren is tracking rising temperatures and the most comfortable times to be outside today, angie. >> a scary sight near the bay bridge. the funnel cloud over the water that took

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funeral service yesterday. more lives will be saved after a special event in the district. and the group held a swabbing drive in northwest yesterday and it's something they do every month. people that want to donate bone marrow need to swab their cheeks and the swab goes into a registry to help find matches. for one mom it helped to save her little girl. >> some random person helped to save my daughter's life. >> she is doing much better thanks to the transplant. check out this amazing video. a water spout. this is taken east of the bay bridge near gibson island yesterday. >> you can see it's spinning across the

just before noon. tornado warnings had been issued in that area and were eventually lifted. the swatter spout stayed above the water. and check out the entire video on the nbc washington app. the time is 6:11. we want to check back in with nbc 4 meteorologist, lauryn ricketts. how are we going to round out the weekend? >> yesterday afternoon was gorgeous besides the water spout that we had whopping up over the bay bridge, so people on the bay bridge got a sight yesterday, and they can be deadly. thank goodness nothing was lost yesterday, property or life, but they can be deadly. that's something we always watch here especially being so close to water. look at the sunrise. gorgeous outside. that sun

four until 6:00. it's a beautiful morning already. morning planner, 71 degrees for right now. we will continue to warm up. we will be back in the mid to lower 80s by the time we head into the lunch hour. if you are headed outside today, today is looking good. tonight, fantastic. and then monday and tuesday, having to watch for p.m. storms but not going to be that bad. today temperatures are around 90. yesterday we hit 90 again with that low humidity in place. so it was not that bad yesterday. very similar conditions today, although i think we will remain dry today. it's seasonable, an average temperature for this time of year is 89 degrees. if you are headed out to the pool, you are looking good for that as well. tomorrow and tuesday, that's when we have a chance for storms. humidity rolling back in overnight and it will be with us all throughout next week. monday and tuesday, while it might be good days

pool, we have chances for thunderstorms thursday and friday, and so tomorrow you will feel a difference as the humidity starts to pump again overnight. tomorrow we will also reach 90. we will be around the 90-degree mark and then we will have a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms. it's going to feel hotter than that because of that humidity. again, what we are looking at, plenty much sunshine out there today. comfortable and nice with that temperature right around 90, and we will be dry today. enjoy another comfortable day out there. and then as we get into your monday and tuesday, we will have those chances for thunderstorms in the afternoon, and the temperature right around 90 degrees for your monday and tuesday, and not everybody going to get soaked with thunderstorms, and we don't believe they will be that strong, but what you will feel on monday and tuesday is the humidity, and then you will feel the heat and humidity as we get into wednesday and thursday

thursday. now, there's a chance we could reach triple digits, i should say, by the time we get into thursday. some of the guidance is suggesting that, and i stopped it at 97. wednesday and thursday will be dry, just an isolated chance of showers and possibly a few thunderstorms as we get to friday. we will cool just a bit, but the humidity not dropping until next saturday. by the time we get into this workweek it's going to be hot and humid, and then by the time we get into saturday, that's the next time we will see more comfortable conditions next saturday. >> what a week. >> it's coming. we have "reporter's notebook" up with for you next. good morning, and i am pat lawson muse. the decision to scrap relocation plans for the fbi headquarters

local leaders jockeying for the relocation, but the feds say there's not enough money for this move. tom sherwood and scott mcfarland join us. many say prince georges had the most to lose. >> there's a lot of people with a lot to lose. prince georges may be leading the pack. and there are others. the u.s. government may be the biggest loser. they still need a new facility. the fbi is very decentralized in our area. there are dozens of fbi offices because they have overgrown the hoover building and the hoover building is just in disrepair. literally, there are crumbling walls. >> and not only was this decision to keep it where it is puts national security at risk andte

>> that's because a building is the vojoke now. ford, the president, dedicated the building. it long-lived out it's usefulness more than a decade ago. only a few of the fbi agents are at this headquarters, and the idea for efficiency to get them in one place, and for security to have them in one place, and the district loses in this, too, because that build something a dead zone on pennsylvania avenue. >> and they were counting on redeveloping the site. >> and yeah, the city was looking for the redevelopment, and the person who won the bid to rebuild the fbi unit was also going to build offices on that site, and so the whole region loses. now that it has

clean the district will push again to have it built in elizabeth. >> why does jack evans say good decision? >> he supported the development of the city on many levels says, look, we can put the fbi headquarters near the nationals's ballpark, and he says we are pwbg in the game, and i don't know if the city is or not but it has been changed. >> is there any chance at all? >> it's not a good position for maryland to be in having but one in all congressional democrats. >> you can answer this question, because i hear it enough or i would address it. and some people

trump killed the idea because he's mad at the fbi, and it seems to me that is not true. >> i have not heard a lot of credible people saying that. this is why it happened this week. this week was the week they were going to markup the justice spending and at some point we have to have a conversation of where are we in the administration, and we are nowhere and the fund something not nearly close to what it has to be. >> tory stewart is tossing his hat in the ring for the strong egs republican for the gop nomination, and he says if he wins he is going to take it to tim kaine? >> well, cory stewart is cory stewart. many wrote him off against gillespie, and the polling showed he was behind and people

confederate statutes, and then he came within 1.5 percentage points of beating the established candidate, and now he's running against tim kaine, and so national republicans want cory stewart and ed gillespie to have a truce so stewart's campaign for senate doesn't affect the campaign for governor which is coming up in november. >> the cory stewart phenomenon, it's clear what it means in the primary. the trump force that stays loyal to trump is the most potent force of republican politics when it comes to primaries. you can corral the 36% and keep them loyal to you you are a force in any gop primary at anytime and any level.

primary? it might be a convention. that would be better for cory stewart? >> yeah, that is an even more potent force then. >> and the republican side, they are railing. if you have a pile of parking tickets, you may get a deal from the city. and amnesty will be offered every year. and tom ward has introduced this bill, and it's not for everybody who has delinquent tickets. >> everybody hates parking tickets. this is a serious thing that white is doing. his proposal, which will have to be considered by the d.c. council, if you have $1,000 or more in parking tickets, once a

once a year, sorry, there is a 30-day percent, where you could wipe out the tickets and the fees and the add ones. why is this important? he says too many poor people, working people, get caught in the vice and don't pay the tickets on time and they double, and they don't pay them on time because they don't have the money, because they get locked in. so they should pay their tickets, but let's give them once a month to pay their particul tickets. >> he wanted to decriminalize to take away the possibility of jail time and significantly reduce the fine for people who

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on the streets. police are calling a shift change a measured and temporary response, and i suppose on how temporarily is how long this continues. >> they need more officers, and no force has a full contingent of officers, and you can only make your officers work five days a week, and it's not only wear and tear on the police officers but on the budget. there are a lot of issues about this. and you want the police chief and leaders want to reassure the public they are doing something to recognize this huge spike in violent crime. >> two summers ago we learned the conversation about the violent crimes. and this is not new to america, and this is right now a prominent issue of prince georges county. we heard the chief reference firearms a lot and people settling disputes with firearms is the under coating of the

all of our local police departments are facing, and recruitment fares for police officers are combats between police departments trying to get them to come in, and if you are a spanish-speaking police recruiter you are the most sought after professional in the region because they need you. >> if you go through the training there, you become a officer in the district then the suburban forces say to come and work for us, and it's less intense, but it's a big issue. >> nearly every local police department is beneath its level of sworn officers. they are facing the same battle to recruit. it's a problem that is systemic, and it hits every jurisdiction and perhaps it becomes more relevant. >> unfortunately, this is true in the field of nursing,

teaching and there are just so many places where there's a need for public service. >> news4 learned the operating room at the va medical center in the district had been shut down because of maintenance issues, while the shut down was only for a few hours, it followed a series of problems at the facility recently. scott, you covered this. what happened this time? what was the impact on patience? >> the air-conditioning failed in an operating room, for three hours surgeries were delayed and it's repaired and back open and functioning again, and this is just the latest in a series 6 problems. the inspectors found seams in the surgical floors and a cockroach infestation in the services area, and some could use better management and this is different becau

veteran's body go undiscovered for two days in the parking lot in the summer. >> you have a new medical director. >> it's temporarily. >> has things improved -- >> he says it has. and that being said, he's temporarily, and this is an agency under inspection. >> the veterans who need health care to go to the hospital and not wait on the va bureaucracy. where is that? >> that's the program, and it needs to be funded better and that program is running out of money. it's a new federal program and you knows those things are imperfect at the start and they

d.c. leaders are urging congress to back off and stop meddling in local affairs, and different members of congress are said to weaken the city's gun laws and they are also proposing to take steps to regulate marijuana, and things have not changed since jason chafets went back to utah. >> back in the 1970s, it gave it a limited home rule to take care of its own home businesses. congress can interfere with everything. the city has no say so in some issues, but in the sear aus issues, jason chafeets, and there's a big

community agencies saying leave us a loan, and the mayor gave her a license tag to say leave us alone. we don't have president obama to back them up. >> one thing they are protecting in the appropriations bill is the district of columbia, and they put it in black and white, they will permit sledding on the capitol grounds during a snowstorm. >> it's very important. this is an ongoing battle. they are the most un-american situated people. >> tom, scott, thank you both. that's "reporter's notebook." "news4 today" continues.

left one community stunned. the daughter killed her mother before killing herself. another setback for the senate health care bill. mitch mcconnell says a key vote will be delayed while senator john mccain recovers from srpblg surgery. and then off road vehicles destroyed. that happened yesterday. the goal is to prevent dangerous scenes like what happened last month where dozens of riders woef in and out of traffic at national harbor and the district. i am molette green in for

ad ad adam tusk this morning. >> we want to reel in, lauryn ricketts, who is with us as well. lauren, already a decent start but things will heat up before noon. >> average temperature for this time of year is around 89 degrees. and we will take it up to 90, and that's where we were yesterday. we do have mid to upper 90s on the 10-day forecast coming up in a minute, but i wanted to show you this sunrise. 5:56 is when the sun came up this morning. and you can see just a beautiful morning out there. 71 degrees, so comfortable as well. we will continue to warm in the 80s before the lunch hour, ands i said, we will head to 90 degrees. and then we are looking at drying conditions throughout the region be plenty of sunshine as we go through the day. we have a couple rain showers

forecast. a five alarm fire in a tropical paradise. look at the scene there. it's highlighting the danger in buildings that do not have life-saving equipment. the high-rise fire in honolulu created an inferno on the beach claiming three lives and injuring a dozen others, and fire officials say the lack of sprinklers allowed that fire to spread. >> new details on the victims of the high-rise fire. the fire shocking residents of the beach side building. >> i smelled something burning and i looked over my left shoulder and i saw black billowing smoke. >> the fire started on th

started. at least a dozen more injured as the flames spread upward engulfing three floors. >> i looked down and i could see the billowing smoke coming up. i heard three women's voice screaming, pleading, moaning, please, help me. >> more than 50 firefighters raced into the building scrambling from room to room trying to rescue those trapped in the blaze. >> without a doubt, if there were sprinklers in the apartment the fire would have been contained to the unit of origin. >> sprinklers can mean the difference between life and death. >> sprinklers are very important in stopping the president of fire. >> is this a wake-up call? >> it should be. but everybody is interested in fire safety until they find out the costs. >> each year 40 people die in high-rise

of the fires happen in building without automatic sprinklers. just a month ago, a high-rise left three people dead. >> in pittsburgh, one woman dead and dozens left homeless after a high-rise apartment build in 1907 caught on fire in may, no sprinkler system installed. in the same honolulu high-rise, three previous fires all within the last seven years. that was morgan radford reporting. amazingly, more than a dozen richmond area teenagers were able to escape with zero injuries. this was in lexington on 181. this happened yesterday

all happened. many iraqis are returning to their homes in phomosul despitee fighting. children walked down streets littered with rubble. people are coming back to see what is left of their homes. iraqis -- iraq's u.s. backed forces took back the city from eyesi isis. and the defense command will be doing training exercises. this is a plan, flights between midnight and 2:30 on monday morning, and an helicopter and f-16 are among the aircraft that will be flying, and so the area is preparing for a

threat. and then the goal is to eventually split from the national security agency to intensify america's ability to wage cyber war against isis and other enemies. details are still being worked out, but there's a decision expected in the next several weeks. and then you may be able to read about james comey's firing in his book. it will not be a conventional tell-all memorandum moir. a fight for justice in the district for a second day, demonstrators protested the nra's lack of response. this time they rallied outside the department of justice,

police department shot castile after he said he had a gun in the car. some protesters say the nra only defends white gun owners. this morning we have sad news to report on a story a lot of you are following. julius, the baby giraffe has died. unfortunately he developed developed a strong immune system. his condition deteriorated late on friday night and they made the tough decision to humanely euthanize him. and then

wimbledon. >> the loss yesterday with venus, i'm still not over there. >> what about nadal? >> yeah, i know. both men are stepping in with a lot of pressure here. it would be federer's eighth wimbledon win. and if cilicin, and the match starts at 9:00 a.m. it's a must-see. >> you have to have a little new blood in the competition finals. and then up against an important deadline here. if they don't sign a long-term deal by monday, angie, cousins will play a second straight season under the franchise tag

to $24 million this year. and they believe by not signing a long term contract, cousins remains in a power position. >> i never sensed he has a deal to get the deal done, and he wants to see what he can earn on the free agency market and he's sitting there with $24 million in the bank. >> and he says he would be surprised if cousins signs. today is the day kids from across the globe will reap the benefits of hard work. they will complete in a three-day robotics competition in the district, and among the teams, they were denied twice visas to enter the country, and president trump heard about it and

girls get their visas. >> to go out for a run or bike ride. look at the beautiful scene there. lauren is updating your forecast with how soon showers could dampen your plans a little bit. and then how a daughter on a mission made this possible. it's 6:40. good morning.

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it's already a beautiful start. it's very comfortable outside. we continue to take the temperatures into the 80s just around the lunchtime hour. no rain today but we have rain as we head back toward your monday. we will time it out for you coming up in just about five

minutes. 6:43 right now. the senate dealing with another setback in its health care bill. >> mitch mcconnell announcing he will delay a key vote this week while john mccain is recovering from surgery. how big of a blow is the delay for the republicans or it is more of a reprieve. >> the fact that one vote matters tells you everything about the precarious nature of the bill. the time has not been good for this bill so more time is not good. the fact of the matter is, john mccain can't travel, and that is a tough thing to ask somebody to do, so that part of it is legitimate. i don't think -- i don't know. notice, there isn't a new start date for when they say they are going to start voting.

it could very well be this becomes the excuse that suddenly everybody walks away from this thing. >> it has been that bad. >> to walk away? >> there is a group of moderates december strut desperately hoping this bill goes away. >> and there's no wiggle room, we know that, right? but there are democrats that say this is not a perfect health care bill we have in place here. is there that possibility if they decide not to walk away the republicans might come up with a strategy to potentially work with the democrats to fix what already really exists? >> look, if this bill goes down they have to. we do have a problem in rural america. it's not a large number, and it's not impacting a large number of people but it's a large swath of the country

geographically. insurance companies have been pulling out because they don't have any safeguards for these policies, so there has to be some bipartisan effort to prop up the rural insurance markets, and that's the bipartisan deal that would end up being on the table if the republicans give up and try to do this by themselves. >> so much going on in the russia investigation and that just continues to build upon layers upon layers with don jr. and son-in-law, jared kushner, all up in the mix. >> yeah, the biggest problem for the white house, and we are now one week since this story came out, and the original story was an odd meeting about adoptions, and we are a long way away from that. that fact alone, this one meeting, every single day there's a new explanation or new

already bad enough, the facts, but how they handled it made this worse. >> a little trickled out here and there throughout the week. you can see "meet the press" every sunday at 10:30 right here after "news4 today." thank you, chuck. for decades his story was hidden in his history. a world war ii veteran was shot down over europe and survived as a prisoner of war. >> the documents that proved they were thought was lost made one daughter's mission to get her father the purple heart. >> his voice cracks at the sight of it. >> all i can say is that --

love of this country, and -- >> a medal he earned more than 70 years ago now on his chest. >> look, the greatest thing in my life was my country and my wife. >> the second lieutenant is just shy of 95, but in world war ii he was the youngest man in his bomber squadron. >> on one fateful day on april 24th 1944, his plane was struck by bombers and the plane did not survive so john and his fellow airmen had to bail out. >> the fighter planes that were supposed to escort his squadron could not fly due to bad weather. >> john's bomber was hit and heavily damaged and his face and hands were wounded. >> john lived through the

and hauled away to a prison camp and months went by and as the german military collapsed, he was forced to consolidate the pow camps. >> he was supposed to march 345 miles with the prisoners. >> we might never have known all this, but for decades john wouldn't tell his story. >> i don't think you want to talk about it because there were so many other veterans in the same position and condition as you were, men and women. >> and his family thought his files burned in a massive fire in a military records building and it was not until his daughter called the national archives two years ago that she discovered some had survived. john's only regret about being

his wife, gloria, didn't live to see it. >> she was by my side at all times and i accept this honor for my wife and in her memory and for the crew of my b-17, thank you. >> and that was chris lawrence reporting. now, today, john lives in college park, maryland, and his daughter works at walter reed. >> she met another purple heart recipient there that helped her get this for her dad. and then i mentioned the weather, and really enjoyed the weather. >> yeah, get it in, get it in. >> get it in and get

>> because then we start to see the humidity build back in overnight skphrbgs then the wheels are coming off tomorrow, and it's going to be hot and humid and last all week long, and so be ready for summer here in the d.c. area. we get one little break and then they take it away. take a look at the capital camera right now. that sun came up at 5:56 this morning. the next couple of days, not that bad. and then the humidity comes back in overnight. today will be similar to yesterday afternoon, and then we have rain chances on monday and tuesday. look at this. winchester is 59 degrees right now. we are at 71 here in the district, and as you head maybe out the door this morning, maybe going to the farmers market, temperatures go through the 70s. perfect morning. just enjoy it. and so pretty much, we are dry right now. the east coast, we had a little rain showers

carolina, and for the most part around us, looking good. it's going to be comfortable today. if you want to exercise, if you want to clean the car, we have a chance of rain on monday into tuesday. tomorrow, temperatures around 90 as well. we will be fine today, as i said, but as we get into your monday that's when we will see rain showers, and maybe a few isolated thunderstorms as well, and only a 30% chance, and we will take that chance into thursday. keep wednesday and thursday friday. look at the temperatures for wednesday and thursday, in the mid to upper 90s. >> we'll deal with it, lauren. thank you so much. for months it was not safe to go inside their library. how a valuable resource for one

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now on "news4 today," a mother and daughter dead in a bizarre murder/suicide. what police are uncovering and new concerns from neighbors. and health care pushback. get ready for this. here comes the heat. we're in for a gorgeous sunday, but storm team 4 tracking a big jump in heat and humidity in the week ahead. hello, everyone. i am molette green. adam has the day off. >> and i am angie goff.

this sunday. as you mentioned, that stickiness. >> it's coming back. >> summertime is still here, lauryn ricketts. >> yes, it is. it's fairly comfortable out there, and definitely yesterday afternoon. yesterday morning was a little on the muggy side and now we are looking at comfortable conditions today, but things will change because we are in the washington, d.c. and it's summertime so you know it's going to change. beautiful sunrise out there this morning. absolutely gorgeous-looking morning if you need to get things done and comfortable. shenandoah looking good. temperatures in the low 60s to low 70s at this point. we will warm up to 90 degrees. similar to yesterday. we have changes, some rain possibly when you head back to work tomorrow, and we're going time that out and that's coming up in ten minutes. learning new details about the bizarre murder suicide in

her mother before killing herself. the pictures are from their social media accounts. you can see the mother and daughter here. the 23-year-old is on the left, and the chilling crime happened on friday in their mcclain home and neighbors are stunned. >> i cannot believe it. it's just unreal to me. how could you do that? >> neighbors say another daughter, who does have a young child, was living with her mother in that house but they were not there at the time of the crime. the motive is still unknown. every time kids take a dip at one local pool, they will be reminded of a beloved swim coach. the pool will be renamed in honor

she was killed on her way to a swimming meet in 2002. the senate is putting off a key procedural vote on health care. mcconnell made that announcement last night. the reason senator john mccain will not be in washington this week after having surgery to remove a blood clot on friday. the gop health care bill was one of the topics at an event in iowa yesterday. and kellyanne conway was the keynote speaker at the family conference. >> if you are for abortion and i'm not, then say that. disagree that wa

but so much of the criticism of me is so gender based. i saw some of it this morning and i would use it as examples, but this is a family audience. >> and they used that conference to praise the audience for electing pro-life candidates. president trump will be back at the u.s. women's open today and it's being held at his golf club in new jersey. he's also dismissing the russia story calling it a, quote, hoax. make sure you watch this week's edition of "meet the press." chuck todd will talk about the latest in the russia investigation and the senator and senate health care bill, that is, and his guest include virginia senator, mark warner, president trump's personal lawyer and an exclusive interview with senate majority whip john cornyn.

crumbling illegal dirt bikes and atv's yesterday. they were seized for being illegally operated in the district. you might remember this video from last month. dozens of dirt bike and atv riders weaving in and out of traffic in national harbor and d.c. you are asked to call police if you know who any of the bikers are. one community in mourning today after a heart-breaking fire at a senior living tpfacily in chesapeake. three people died and six others were hurt including two firefighters. investigators are trying to figure out how the fire began. people who live there say they woke up to loud booms and the frantic knocks of firefighters. first comes the heat and then the humidity lauryn

and the most comfortable times to be outside today. a scary sight near the bay bridge. the funnel cloud over the water and people in their boats

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it's going to be a better-looking afternoon because the temperatures are going to go up. temperatures are going to be around 90 degrees today, and still comfortable. no rain out there today but we do have rain coming up for your monday and tuesday. we will time out the rain chances as you head back through the workweek, and we will have the heat and humidity coming back as well. we will let you know when you can expect to have the umbrellas. the annual march on washington film festival happening right now. >> their mission is to celebrate what happened when thousands of americans of every color and creed gathered at the lincoln memorial to stand up for justice and equality. >> what is a standard classic

>> these are scenes from some of the 12 films selected as finalist from more than the 100 submitted for this year's march on washington film festival. and now the festival was launched to honor the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. festival executive producer. >> what we do is take civil rights and see how it has affected or applied to different aspects of life. >> among those hoping to learn more about the legacy of the march on washington, are journalism students from the area. >> i think it's just so important for a functioning democracy to have journalist because it's important to make sure everybody voice is heard and everybody has a platform to tell their story. >> and we cal

journalist competition and we meant to many schools in the virginia washington and d.c. area, and asking they submit work in order to be part of the master class internship. >> i applied and submitted some of my articles and i am really honored they liked some of my stuff. >> his articles in his senior year won him a spot. >> it was a blind application. we did not know who these young people were. similar to the filmmaker competition, people all over the world are interested in social justice. >> i think basically our job as journalist is to tell stories and also make sure the voices are there, and what better way to participate in that very

are heard. >> they hope to combine journalism with a career in medicine. they will have the opportunity to cover the festival in all of its as spebpectaspects. >> there are so many people fighting for their rights so it's important for journalist to make sure that their stories are told and to make sure they are looking and finding voices that are not getting as much attention. >> barbara harrison reporting there. the festival runs through next saturday, july 22nd. and there are well known guest that will lead discussions on topics that are part of the legacy of the civil rights movement and you can find a guide right there in the washington app and just search march on washington. nasa astronauts training for a possible mission to mars are learning how to get back home safely. earlier this week the

astronautses were suited up in galveston, texas. they are preparing for a possible water landing using flotation devices. a ship would be nearby to quickly pluck them out of the water, and if not, their survival will depend on what they learn now. >> giving them these capabilities means they can survive, one way or the other, they are going to have the tools they need to get out of that capsule and survive and wait until recovery forces are there for them. >> the big testing included a launch set for next year. this next story shows how futue futuristic technology. look at that thing. it is set off on a six-year around the world journey yesterday. it's designed to rely on sun or

at night. there's an emissions free energy networks of the future. the boat cost $5.25 million. >> i bet. check this out. wow. what would you do if you were on a boat and saw this, a water spout on the eastern shore. this was taken near gibson island yesterday. >> i am getting away from that thing as fast as i can. >> this happened just before noon. there were tornado warnings that had been issued in that area, and they were lifted and the water spout stayed over the water and no reports of damage to anything on land. check out the entire video on the nbc washington app. that is cool. >> it is. >> how dangerous are they? >> they are. >> you know, they are fairly

week, and they form with severe thunderstorms coming up over the eastern shore. we have had a couple that moved on land before, and that could cause a problem. >> yeah, do damage, and there has been a couple fatalities. >> so they can be dangerous, just stay away. >> got it. >> we have the tornado alerts that went out for that, and people over the bay bridge definitely got a view, maybe not the view they wanted, but they got a view. the view out there this morning, plenty of sunshine. oh, beautiful out at the national harbor right now. get out and enjoy. it's comfortable. temperatures from the low 60s to the low 70s at this point. over the next several hours, we are going to take the temperatures up. notice at about 11:00, noon, we see the temperatures move to the 80s. a similar path

no rain coming up around our area. the rain is still down to the south in north carolina. and we're looking good around here, and that little thing you saw not hitting the ground, and that's clutter from radar going on. and seasonable but comfortable out there. delightful weather for your sunday. we get into monday and tuesday and wednesday, and that's going to be a different story. things start to change because of the humidity coming back into play. we will have storms on monday night and then as well as tuesday, about a 30 or 40% chance of you will see them where you are and then it's down right hot and humid on wednesday. you will feel the humidity tomorrow when you walk out the door because it's bumping it overnight and tonight. today will be comfortable, and then today hot and humid.

and thunderstorms. your sunday is looking good. 2:00, plenty of sunshine. make sure you are putting on the sun screen. you could have a few pop-up showers early tomorrow morning and other than that a few showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and through tomorrow evening, and nothing too widespread. only about a 30% chance you will see it in the afternoon where you are. temperatures around 90, and same on tuesday. and then hot and humid, and another 30% chance of storms. keeping wednesday and thursday dry but hot. mid to upper 90s and then the isolated chance of another shower as we get into friday. >> thank you so much. a lot of you might be firing up the grill this weekend. how science may now be able to help you build a better bu

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i love it. we are in the thick of gilling season, which means a lot of you are grilling up burgers, right? >> yeah, one or two, right? if you are looking for a healthy option, there could be a juicier meat-like version, and it's the impossible

not meat and making it taste like it. >> veggie patties making the change. they are using science to create a vegetable-base the burger that tastes like the real thing. >> looks like blood. >> but it's not? >> yeah, made from sraes. >> it's really salty. probably the weirdest thing i ever tasted. you feel the flavor come to life. >> and the biochemist and his team took to the lab to develop the secret ingredient. >> we are designing our product from the ground up, and we can control the flavor and nutrition and so forth.

>> and right now the burger that you ate compared to the same thing from a cow uses 1/20. >> you basically say, okay, let them eat meat and we will figure out a better way to make it. >> you are the meat guy. why are you serving a meat-like burger? >> little coconut oil and zero cholesterol.

>> that is awesome. i cannot wait. >> i am going to try it. >> anyway. the sun is out and it's a good day to get that grill going. >> they could use some showers out west. the dangerous wildfires explowed

staying on top of a bizarre suicide/murder. a daughter shot and killed her mother before killing herself. the chilling crime happened on friday in their mcclain home. and another setback for the senate health care bill. mitch mcconnell says a key vote will be delayed while john mccain recovers from surgery. d.c. police crumbled 62 illegal dirt bikes and atv's. good sunday morning, everyone. i am molette green. >> i am angie goff.

says the wheels aren't coming off until monday. >> love it, lauryn. we are in d.c. you know how summer is around here. it's good one day and bad the next and then cold and then hot. we don't have any cold temperatures this week but we have hot ones and i will show you the 10-day forecast coming up in just a bit. a gorgeous morning, full of sunshine. we have a light wind. and plenty of sun, and it's on the lower of the humidity side. your weather out look, exercise looking good. the pool looking great. and cleaning the car, we have rain on monday, and we are going to time it out. we will let you know when we can expect that coming up. 7:31. this morning's warm temperatures and low humidity

whittier fire. it already destroyed eight homes and dozen other structures. we know more than 1,900 firefighters are battling the blaze and it has grown to 17 acres already. and reeling from a five alarm fire in a tropical paradise. look at the scene there highlighting the dangers in buildings that do not have life-saving equipment. it created an inferno there on the beach, and claiming three lives and injuring a dozen others. fire officials say the lack of sprinklers allowed the fire to spread. new details on the victims of the high-rise fire. a 54-year-old in flight manager at hawaii airlines and his mother among

the 36-story beach-side building. >> i smelled something burning, and i saw black, billowing smoke. >> shrieks of terror. the three killed by the fire found there, and a dozen more injured as the flames spread upward engulfing three floors. >> i looked down and i could see the billowing smoke coming up and i could hear three women screaming and pleading, please help me. >> more than 50 firefighters race in the building scrambling from room to room trying to rescue those trapped in the blaze. the building was built before sprinklers were required. >> without a doubt, if there were sprinklers in the apartment, the fire would be contained to the unit of origin. it could mean the difference

sprinklers. >> they are very important in stopping the spread of fire. >> is this a wake-up call? >> it should be. and everybody is interested in fire safety until they find out the costs. >> almost 60% of those fires happen in buildings without automatic sprinklers. just one month ago, a london high-rise bursts into flames leaving 80 people dead. residents complained for years about the lack of sprinklers. >> i can't believe the way it spread. it's just unbelievable. >> in pittsburgh, one woman dead and dozens left homeless after a high-rise apartment build in 1907 caught on fire in may and no sprinkler system installed. in the same honolulu high-rise, three previous fires, all within the last seven years. >> taking a look at these intense flames shooting out of a bus.

hurt in all of that, but amazingly, more than a dozen richmond teenagers were onboard and were able to escape with no injuries. this was out in lexington. and the fire started in the engine compartment and quickly spread yesterday morning but they still don't know why. many iraqis are returning to their homes in mosul despite fierce fighting. children, they were walking down streets littered with rubble. people are coming back to see what is left of their homes. iraq's u.s.-backed forces took back the city, but the city paid a heavy price. the president trump administration is making plans to finalize the cyber command. they are trying to intensify

war against isis and other enemies. details are being worked out here but a decision is expected in the next several weeks. if you cannot get enough surrounding the drama of the james comey's firing. he is writing a book. it won't be a conventional tell-all memoire. it will include his investigation into his hillary clinton's e-mail server and his time as director under president trump. and then demonstrators protested the nra's lack of response to the verdict in the castile trial, and this time they rallied outside the department of justice.

only defends white gun owners and a small group of counter protesters showed up in support of the nra. and now turning to wimbledon. >> it's going to be good regardless of who wins. both men stepping in with a lot of pressure. it would be federer's eighth wimbledon win, and that would make him the man to have the most wins at the club, and if cilic wins, this match starts at 9:00 a.m. >> been exciting matches so far, right? get ready for another hot and humid week. lauren is upda--

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>> and he would be surprised if cousins signs. charges have been dropped against ryan lochte but he's not heading back to competition just yet. a brazilian court ruled his robbery claim during an nbc interview was not the same as filing a fake report. lochte famously said he and his teammates were robbed at gunpoint in rio de janeiro during the summer games. that did not happen. u.s. swimming banned him from swimming for ten months, but he said he was not in shape after the birth of his son last month. it's a great sunday morning to go for a run or bike ride to get ice cream. lauryn is updating your forecast with how the showers may dampen your plans. now a veteran h

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we have a wonderful start this morning and it's going to be a beautiful day, maybe if you want to get out and do activities. the humidity in check, temperatures right around 90 degrees today and dry

storms headed our way, but you may have to keep an eye on the sky on your nbc washington app on tomorrow, and we have showers and thunderstorms and we will talk about those and we'll time those out in just about four minutes. >> thank you, lauryn. and for decades, this is a story we love. >> his story, it was hidden in his history. a world war ii veteran was shot down over europe, survived as a prisoner of war. >> the documents that proved it, they thought they were lost until his daughter made it her mission to get her father his purple heart. chris lawrence shares this inspiring story. >> reporter: his voice cracks at the sight of it. >> all i can say is that --

>> reporter: a medal he earned more than 70 years ago on his chest. >> the greatest thing in my life was my country and my wife. >> reporter: the second lieutenant is just shy of 95, but he was the youngest in his squadron. >> he still completed his mission hraoeugs every good american did and the plane did not survive so john and his fellow airmen had to bail out. >> reporter: the fighter planes that were supposed to escort his squadron couldn't fly due to bad weather. >> john's bomber was hit and heavily damaged and his face and handser

>> reporter: he was captured and hauled away to a prison camp, and they were forced to consolidate the pow camps. >> he was forced to march 375 miles with his fellow preuzers as what was the coldest winter in the history of europe. >> reporter: we may never have known all this. for decades, john would not tell the story. >> i don't think you want to talk about it, because there was so many other veterans in the same position, and the same condition as you were, men and women. >> reporter: his family thought his files burned in a massive fire at a military records' building, and it was not until his daughter called the national archives two years ago that she discovered some has survived. >> john's only regret

that his wife gloria did not live to see it. >> she was by my side at all-time, and i accept this honor for my wife and my country. thank you. >> that was chris lawrence reporting. a real patriot and true family man. his daughter works will military members at walter reed. >> she met another purple heart recipient there that helped her through the process to make sure her dad was recognized for hi y bravery. among participants, an

and the team members were twice denied visas to enter the u.s. because of president donald trump's travel ban, and the third time around president trump stepped in and allowed the girls to get visas. >> the neighborhood spot you can go where art and pizza are one. we told you about the opening of a new pizzeria. we checked it out, and they had their grand opening yesterday. what is unique is also sharing that space. it's meant to be a community gathering place where you can get a bite and also learn about art. >> it's been five years coming and it's something the community as a whole has coalesced around and are excited about and nervous. it's a way to come together and enjoy art

>> art works now has been in mt. ranier since 2011. >> such a culture rich area, too. and today is one of the days where you should treat yourself right, angie? >> not just today. every day. and it's national ice cream day, and there are plenty of spots where you can snag a sweet deal for the holiday. you can get a scoop for just a buck. and mcdonald's is handing out three self serves with a deal if you use the chain's app. there are more deals than that in the region, and this is the firstni first thing i got out there morning. >> the breaking news.

>> where is the discounted ice cream. >> yeah. >> love it. good day to eat ice cream, although we don't have the humidity but just the heat. temperatures at 90 degrees today, and it's a beautiful and feel-good morning out there. let's show you the temperatures across the board. 73 here in the district. winchester jumped to 59. and temperatures rolling up to around 90 degrees, so it's going to be a grill day and comfortable out there as well. not a lot of rain happening on the radar thanks to high pressure. we are looking good today and looking dry. tomorrow we will also have the temperatures at 90 degrees, but guess what? humidity rolls back in overnight and we are looking at a hot and humid day. tomorrow we have a chance for thunderstorms returning in the afternoon. today very comfortable. very much like it was yesterday afternoon. overnight, here comes the

that humidity and heat are with us all through the week, and not dropping until next saturday. as we head into your monday, a chance for showers and storms in the afternoon, and about a 30% chance you will see some could be on the stronger side but not widespread so i think by the afternoon we could have that chance for some storms out there. it will be warm and it will be humid tomorrow. so enjoy the day today. as i said, that humidity lasting all week. look at the temperatures for wednesday and thursday, and temperatures are going to be in the low to mid-90s, upper 90s on thursday, and then by friday, just another isolated chance of a storm. we have more news

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not everybody is glued to their tvs. >> kids across our area escaped from the heat and sat down with a good book in our new library. >> the branch in montgomery county finally opened yesterday and had been closed for six months for renovation. lots of kids wasted no time checking out the new books. >> and i really like how open and inviting it all seems, and how modern it is. >> modern and fancy, she says. the old building has

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other structures already destroyed. and then singles and doubles taking center court. and all eyes on cilic and federer. got new blood in that match. >> uh-huh. >> sunday living up to its name, a lot of sun. >> yeah, 90 and comfortable, and humidity rolls back in overnight. >> thank you for joining us. >> we're back on the air at ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century.

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