you with storm team 4. >> the reason for that, we're expecting some extreme heat, and then some strong storms. we're in for a wild weather weekend. >> storm teams up early busy tracking pounding rain, wicked winds and major thunderstorms that could dampen your plans on this weather alert day. we've got a lot coming, a mixed bag. doesn't look fun. >> a lot to walk you through. welcome in. 22nd of july, 2017. i'm david culver alongside angie goff. >> yes, so glad you could join us saturday morning. first top story. >> storm team 4 "weather center." lauryn rtt

pretty strong storms, lauryn. >> i do. we have a heat advisory and also severe weather this afternoon, strong storms. i'm able to show you where those storms are now. it is 80 degrees out there. the sun is just coming up. a beautiful morning, muggy morning. we've been dealing with it for quite sometime and we're going to continue to deal with it for a little while. now, as far as the heat advisory is concerned, this is the advised area. what's outlined along i-95 corridor. the heat index up to 105. i don't think it will go over. we'll have a little more cloud cover than the past few days. nothing showing up on storm team 4 radar. this dlus ter is what i'm watching as this tracks toward the area. we'll let you know when you can expect storms saturday. that's all coming up in just about 15 minutes. >> lauryn, thank you. 6:01. follow the developing story out of the district a man shot and taken to the

it happened on h street and southeast for the far from the intersection of benning road. you're looking at new video into the newsroom. the man was unconscious but breathing when police arrived. no word yet on a suspect. you can follow updates in our nbc washington app. he's the dad of an air force service member and leader of a small faith group in northern virginia. now today one pastor's community going to hold a fast and vigil. they are hoping to keep him from deportation. last month juan gutierrez was taken into custody when he checked in with immigration officials. gutierrez came to the u.s. from peru in 2002. he had a visa but stated in the country longer than the visa allowed to take care of his family after his wife became pregnant. i.c.e. is enforcing an order of removal the pastor received back in 2012. the virginia interfaith center is supporting him and his family. >> practically impossible to stop that

that being said we organize people of faith and believe in miracles. >> my dad, no, they took him, and i started crying. >> so that vigil is expected to happen at gutierrez home where he usually holds a small sunday service. if you're headed out today, especially around the national mall, could be pretty busy. protesters about to make their way there at the start for public education. >> news 4's derrick ward joins us live with what's fueling this march. good morning, derrick. >> good morning. you know, school is out for summer. some teachers and students and parents and just people who advocate public education will be getting together today. they are doing to end up here at the department of education headquarters. they are going to start a mile away over here. see that big thing there, that's the washington monument. that's where this all starts. this will be the march for public education. it's going to be happening from 10:00 to 2:30. it's also going to be happening in 15 siste

country. now, again, it's beginning at the monument but the actual idea for this began at the women's march. a social studies teacher from pennsylvania got the idea using that kind of event and that kind of organization to forward some causes or at least protest and policies of this administration whenette comes to public education. specifically 13% cuts in spending, expansions of federal voucher programs and protections of students with disabilities and protections for students with loans, federal loans. now, education secretary betsy devos will likely be the lightning rod or you expect to hear her name come up at this protest, demonstration. she has advocated expanding vouchers and policies that made her knock heads with teachers unions. they will also be represented here. but she's called defenders of this -- or her critics defenders of the status quo. that's pretty much where it stands politically. you're going to see some moving road blocks as this march gets under way again

2:30 this afternoon. we are live here in front of the department of education. derrick ward, news 4, back to you. >> 6:05. president donald trump will head to norfolk, virginia this morning. he's going to be there to preside over the commissioning of the first warship of nuclear aircraft carriers. uss gerald r. ford should be operational by 2020. president trump will be joined by the daughter of the ship's namesake, our late president gerald ford. she has earned her place on the deck. she rolled up her sleeves and worked with ship builders over the years as they constructed the warship. >> while the president in norfolk, back in d.c. major developments this morning. this surrounding the russia investigation. reports that attorney general jeff sessions discussed campaign matters with russia's ambassador during last year's presidential campaign. this is according to "the washington post." they are citing u.s. intelligence intercepts.

with sergey kislyak. former campaign manager paul manafort and trump jr. will not attend senate judiciary committee hearing next week. instead they have agreed to turn over documents requested by the committee and submit to interviews. the president's son-in-law jared kushner will be interviewed by intelligence community. that will happen tuesday. revolving door at the white house turning again. white house secretary sean spicer resigning. in a late night tweet trump said he's a wonderful person who took tremendous abuse from the fake news media, end quote, and that spicer's future is bright. spicer spoke to sean hannity on fox news about his resignation. >> he wanted to bring new folks in to help rev up communications. my decision was to recommend to the president i give anthony and

from. >> the white house introduced anthony scaramucci and sarah huckabee sanders as the replacement. demanding the mayor step down and even taking over the podium as she was taken out the back door. this happens after police shot and killed a woman. >> we do not want you ever again. we would like you -- >> those protesters right there interrupting mayor betsy hodges friday. that news conference was to announce the resignation of her city's police chief. she stepped aside after last week's deadly shooting of a bride-to-be. you might spot some low flying helicopters today. we're told not to be too worried. u.s. department of energy apparently doing some measures of radiation levels. this is all happening in arlington. it's apparently part of a normal procedure when it comes to emergency preparedness and some security assessments. those helicopters going to be flying at speeds around

around three hours, only going to happen during the daytime and in between some of those storms we're expecting. a rough river landing with almost a dozen in danger. the high-stakes rescue and hollywood name who was on board. lauryn told us about it and she'll give us more detail. we're in for brutally hot

morning. have you seen this video? this is a sea plane getting t d towed. it made a hard landing. rescuers helping ten people to dry land among them "scrubs" creator and his daughter. it was headed to the hamptons.

taking off and the emergency landing in the east river. no one got hurt but pretty scary, angie. >> absolutely. right now more than 120 structures gone in a massive wildfire. check this out. this is ripping through california. we know more than 60 of those structures were actual homes. the so-called dettwyler near yosemite national park was the most destructive in the nation. the fire exploded across 75,000 acres with flames leaping 100 feet into the air. this is one of 13 large wildfires sweeping across california feeding on millions of dead trees. governor pence jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. >> all right. we are crankying up the ac in the studio. it is quickly warming up outside. it's not the heat you've got to watch out for today. lauryn ricketts closely tracking some dangerous storms moving our way. we're talking

well, we've got another day of possibly some strong storms but also the heat. so might be a good idea once again to get into the pool. but you're going to have to keep an eye on the sky, download nbc washington app. storms rolling in after lunch time today and i've got to say they are going to continue throughout the evening, maybe another

of course time out these storms, let you know what we're talking boult. that's all coming up in about three minutes. thank you, lauryn. firefighters across the region have to fight to stay hydrated in conditions like this. a house fire demonstrated the added challenge they face. >> in temperatures like this fighting even relatively small fire can have serious physical ricks for firefighters. >> up two stories on the ladder carrying in wearing pounds and pounds of firefighting gear. temperatures that were still well into the 90s as sunset approached added additional stress on d.c. firefighters who fought to contain fire on a roof of east summit place. supervisors made sure each one of them visited what the department called a rehab unit stocked with gatorade, water, and clothes soaked in icy water. >> when hot we try to rotate them frequently. we limb

environment between 30, 45 minutes. usually we rotate people out. >> one firefighter was taken to the hospital but stressed it was not heat related. >> a firefighter on engine company sustained minor back injuries as they were in the process of fighting the fire. >> reporter: officials say the fire was accidental and likely related to group work. the fire department has a second unit they can rig out to do this same type of heat rehab work. that one is also on the street. in northeast washington, jackie bensen, news 4. metro expected to get a check from congress. how does that impact those of you who ride the rails. the money is supposed to make the commute safer. metro can expect to receive its entire 150 million allotment for 8th. the house committee approving the funding. senate has to do the same. the senator belie t

those looking for a job. hosting a job fair and looking for bus drivers. it starts this afternoon. charles h. flowers high school in springdale. basic qualifications include high school diploma or ged and good driving record. two more job fairs will be held next month. before students return in just a few months, can you believe that? >> coming to an end. >> montgomery county taking steps on overcrowding. >> this is across the region a new school expected to ease the problem at a school in bethesda, currently with 300 students more than capable of holding. news 4's aimee cho takes us inside n

school. >> lots of crews putting finishing touches on the brand-new school hundreds-of-students will call home. >> this is a traditional classroom. >> precipitation pal toincipal e grand tour. you can see why in the summer some students are already getting in the school spirit. >> i'm so excited. it's going to be really state-of-the-art, really nice. i'm so excited for a new school. it will just be such a great experience. >> she's experienced overcrowding before. her elementary school, chevy chase, had 30 kids. her class -- >> overcrowding generally crosses our mind a great deal. i volunteer in the classrooms and it's very, very difficult for one teacher to control 26, 27 elementary school kids often without an aide. >> and without enough seats for the students, some schools turn

>> first of all we want our students inside the schools all together. definitely whenever we can keep all our students together in our schools, it allows us to have access to them. >> and for this silver creek seventh-grader smaller indoor classes means bigger possibilities. >> i think being a bigger school makes that a lot better. >> first day of school september 5th. >> it's a big weather alert, we fired up facebook early. jump in and during a commercial lauryn can help answers those. you've got a lot on your hands. >> yes, we do. not only the heat, another brutally hot day but that will feed fuel to the fire for storms later this afternoon. we're going to be watching that for this afternoon. we could have a round of nasty storms. let's go ahead and get to it. i don't want to waste any time and show you what we're talking about. te

are going to move back into the 90s. i do believe we're going to have a little more chowed cover. strong pm. what was i trying to write this. good morning. strong pm storms. mainly after lunch time. they will continue right through the evening. it's still hot through monday. we're going to be talking about that the heat breaks on tuesday. i know a lot of people want to know when that heat will break. temperatures 80 in washington, everyone else in the 70s. winchester at a cool 68 right now. you factor in the heat index, the humidity, it is feeling a little muggy out there. that's only going to increase throughout the day. heat advisory for areas along i-95 corridor. that heat index is going to be up to 105. i don't believe it will pass that like yesterday mainly because of sunshine factor. 96 for daytime high today. i moved back the temperature yesterday. we moved it up to 99 degrees. again, another hot day with strong afternoon storms. so nothing

storm team 4 radar right now. let me wind this out and show you what i'm watching. this cluster of thunderstorms that moves all the way from ohio and another cluster back in indiana and illinois. that is going to continue to move this way right into our region. tomorrow's forecast we're talking about temperatures in the mid-90s. we will have another chance for storms tomorrow. let me show you what's happening. i do believe this first one will come this afternoon. this one will come late tonight. here we go. 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 looking good this morning. then clouds move in this afternoon. look at this line of storms, 2:30, heavy rain, gusty winds, hail possible. this will continue through the afternoon pushing through our area. then we get a little bit of break. there's number two there. that will come through late this evening and continue through the first part of the overnight. once again talking about high winds, definitely heavy rainfall and definitely some hail. we'll show you that ten-day forecast, show you how cool the heat is coming up in a f

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all right. so here we are amidst one of the most busy travel seasons around and it's at its peak. at airports, turns out folks are bringing items you should not be

>> they are bringing a lot of them apparently. nbc's tom costello tells us about this growing problem with what passengers are packing. >> scott mccreery winner of "american idol" said he forgot he had a loaded 9 millimeter gun in his pack pat backpack at raleigh-durham. in the first six months of the year tsa discovered 1800 guns, putting it on track for 3600 for the year. yet another record in a string of yearly records. the most common excuse passengers claim they simply forgot. >> so they forgot that they had a loaded firearm with them. you know, if you own a firearm, you really need to know where it is at all times. >> the busiest day last week tuesday the 11th, tsa found 20 games.

dallas, houston, phoenix, denver. while difficult to pinpoint a reason, the confiscation as more buy guns and important pass open carry laws. 45 states have some form of open carry law. bringing a gun to tsa checkpoint can result in arrest and 12,000 fine. passengers who want to transport a gun must unload it and check it in a locked case. >> it goes in a hard sided case, unload it, shut it, lock it, has to be a hard sided case. >> a growing security concern as tsa screens more than 2 million people a day. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> we've been talking about this all morning as we look live outside, the weather. it could have big impact on your travel plans today. we're going to check back in with lauryn tracking how soon heavy downpours, strong winds, even potential hail could be hitting your neighborhood. daycare worker arrested and police looking for more victims. distbi

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this happened just before 10:00 last night not far from the intersection with benning road. the man taken to the hospital but no word on the suspect. community members will come together in dunfrees in hopes of preventing a deportation. he's lived in u.s. since 2002. has he a son in the military and a wife and teen daughter here at home. >> announcer: "news 4 today" starts now. welcome back in on this saturday morning, the 22nd of july, i'm david culver alongside angie goff. >> yes. we have a lot of news to run through and get through and update you on. we also have the big talker of the day and that's the weather. a lot of you are going to be impacted by this especially starting this afternoon. >> we've been talking about it on our facebook live, a lot of you chiming in with questions. we want to get to lauryn ricketts timing this out. lauryn, you think

pretty severe at times. >> i do. it's going to be interesting to see how far south these storms can come into the region. i'll show you what i mean. a live picture outside. a gorgeous morning. if you want pool time, david asked me before i left the studio, are we going to be able to get to the pool before the storms in? absolutely. probably 2:00 p.m. not bad, 0 degrees is the temperature. a little warm. heat advisory for areas the heat index is going to be 105 along i-95 corridors. nothing happening radar right now but this is what i'm watching. that's going to be moving down in two parts. we're going to time it out hour by hour, let you know what to expect in your neighborhood and when. that's coming up in 15 minutes. >> lauryn, thanks. 6:31, developing this morning a man stabbed outside outback steakhouse in silver springs. montgomery fire and rescue say a 23-year-old map was taken to the hospital. he had injuries and this was around 2:30 this morning. he is expected to be

police have a canine unit out looking for the suspect right now. >> two men viewing to be the next governor of the commonwealth of virginia, they are going to square off today. republican ed gillespie and democratic ralph north am going to take part in the first of three debates. on pbs at 11:00. it's going to be moderated by judy woodruff. airing a debate later this year on september 19th. mark your calendars. it's going to be held at capital one headquarter in tysons. you see him there chuck todd going to moderate that debate. watch it live on nbc washington app. it took eight months from a police report, a cook and driver from local daycare accused of abuseing a 3-year-old girl. raul tuban is his name. he's free on bond. reactions from parents in gaithersburg. >> obnoxious. it makes me sick to my

>> reporter: jennifer cunningham found out raul tuban, an employee at her daughter's daycare, kindercare is charged with sexual abuse of a minor. jennifer is deciding whether to keep her daughter at the daycare. >> i hope you guys will put the truth, the facts, the details out on the news so that i can then make a conscious decision. >> reporter: montgomery county police say tuban was a cook and driver at the daycare. police arrested the 56-year-old at his house in montgomery village. he bonded out and we tried to get his side of the story. police tell us this all started when a 3-year-old girl was napping at the daycare last october. she woke up and allegedly found tuban touching her inappropriately. the girl told a family member and police were called a monday later on november 22nd. detectives say tuban gave inconsistent statements during a lengthy nine-month investigation. sources tell me he changed his story a few times but

the 3-year-old told investigators. in a written statement kindercare says, quote, when we learned of the allegations against mr. tuban, he was immediately placed on administrative leave. >> but i would not want my daughter in a situation that anybody could prey upon her. >> reporter: in all fairways we talked to two other parents who didn't want to go on camera. they told us they do not believe the allegation. they say raul tuban is a nice guy. meanwhile plays want parents of chirp who go to this kindercare to talk to these kids about any interaction they possibly had with raul tuban. shomari stone, news 4. expect police to be out looking for drunk drivers this weekend. we saw them last night. this is a look from chopper 4. a dui checkpoint. this area known to be deadly. over the last four years, 19 people have died. just yesterday morning two people died when a car drove the wrong way and crashed head on with another.

worried about the road safety. >> the speeding, the riding the shoulders at breakneck speed. it's things people would do you know safety is not the primary thing they have in mind. what's primary in their mind, getting where they need to go as quickly as they need to be. >> aaa says speed cameras could improve speeding in the area. they are trying to find out what caused yesterday's deadly crash. what started out as an assault case is now this morning a homicide investigation. police say robert coleman who you see here attacked a woman last month. it happened as she left a 7-eleven convenience store in alexandria. they found benitez lying on the ground unconscious. you're looking at the store right there. benitez died on thursday. it is unclear if the two knew each other. police say coleman could now face even more charges. a dozen afghan national police officers are dead, between oer

errant usair strike. the pentagon confirmed the airstrike and now offering condolences to the families of those killed. the strike happened security forces compound u.s. supported operation against taliban insurgents. officials in afghanistan say police officers with the army after they recaptured the post from the taliban. they say the officers were not in uniform at the time. i want to tell you about this story coming into our newsroom, all new this morning. one person dead, two others critically injured, this after a shooting at a popular pizza shot in new mexico. it happened in albuquerque late last night at dion's pizza location. this the type of place people usually go with their kids, husband, wife, family place, right? it happened friday night. we're learning one of the victims was a young boy. witnesses say they heard a commotion outside right before the shooting happened. there's still no word on what caused it. so picture this. you sit down at a starbucks and

a knife and a gun. how the would be robber was stopped before he knew what hit him. >> pretty bizarre. >> they carry handcuffs, pepper spray and a gun. one officer's most valuable tool, he's holding it inis h

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so question for you, what would you do if an armed robbery walked into a coffee shop. would you try to help or take off? >> i think it's one of those situations you don't know until you're stuck in it. you need to see this next video captured inside a california starbucks. here you go. masked man armed with fake gun but real knife tries to rob the cashier. that's when the customer jumps in, slams that man, look at this, with the chair. overhead with the chair. >> he didn't know the gun wasn't real. >> absolutely. he took one second

split second decision to act. the struggle broke out and the customer was stabbed in the neck but he did manage to grab that knife again and stab the robber several times. wow. >> that was incredibly heroic. it is the way that i would think most people would think they would respond but may not have the courage to respond. >> police say the customer did need staples to mend the stab wound in his neck but will be okay. that's good news. the suspect is arrested and facing charges now. turning to more good news, washington wizards have achieved allan all around mega deal. we're talking mega. they have secured one of the nba's best players to stay right here in d.c. talking about john wall. he's locked in for the next six seasons keeping him in the district through 2023. he's going to get paid for it, pretty well, too. $1 70 million stenson. unbelievable.

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well, we have some clouds out there right now. i do believe we'll get sunshine before the noonhour and more clouds this afternoon and also some storms. we're going to be talking about those temperatures right now holding at 80, take temperatures in the mid-90s. not only storms but heat advisory in place. we're going to be talking about thane just about three minutes. >> all right, lauryn, we'll check in with you then. meantime we want to tell you about protesters making it to the national mall. march for public education. >> derrick ward joining us live early this morning with moref

for those of you who want to get around washington area. it's going to impact traffic, right, derrick? >> reporter: indeed it will. it's only going to be a mile from the monument to the department of education. but they are going to come down independence avenue and make their way here. this march starts at 10:00 with a rally and then going to end here at 2:30. this is a march for public education. it's going to be happening here in washington and at 15 other cities across the country. they are going to be speakers. there's going to be teachers, students, labor organization representatives and civil rights groups. what's happening is it's going to be in opposition to cuts the administration is making in public education, about 13%. also the expansion of the school voucher program. also marching against loosening of protections for students with disabilities and protections with student loan recipients. at

be the point person for criticism. these are the policies she's advocated. she's calling critics defenders of the status quo. that's what we expect to hear rhetorically. again, if you're traveling down this way, expect to see that march sometime between 10:00 and 2:30. make plans to stay away from independence avenue. we're live in southwest outside the department of education, derrick ward, news 4, back to you. >> 6:46 this morning. half a dozen students remain missing. he tells "washington post" he heard rumors the students may try to stay in the u.s. he says he feels cheated and disappointed by those who planned it. two of the teams seen crossing into canada this week. burundi has been plagued by political violence. teens could apply for asylum which could take months or years. they have one-year visas. >> you've seen all the t

right? a belt full of crime fighting tools, handcuffs, pepper spray, a service weapon. one fredericksburg police officer carries another, let's call it, unusual tool. garbage bags. >> i'm officer young. >> you're looking at police body camera footage that might go viral for reasons you might not expect. you've got to meet the cop carrying the island. that's fredericksburg police officer, the watershed manager. why double up on work? >> once you see the view, you'll understand why. >> he took us to what he calls the best view around made special by rappahannock river. >> it needs to be protected. it is beautiful. it is this region's life source. we have to keep it clean. >> that's the challenge. just look around,

some of it ms 13 gang related. >> i don't need a bad element here destroying it for good people. >> but the bigger issue, trash all over. >> that's the reason i take it. >> this is after probably around 9:00 last night. this is all new. >> officer young knows, because he's here six days a week up to ten hours a day armed with -- >> garbage bags. >> which brings us back to body cam video recorded last weekend. it shows officer young talking with a man who had been drinking beer in public out of a glass bottle. officer young could have issued him several fines. instead, a choice. >> you want $250 worth of fines and court costs or do you want to help me out? >> he hands him a bag. together they start cleaning up. >> this is an opportunity to educate someone. >> while his unique enforcing of the law oftenoe

there are those floating by grateful. >> i appreciate you guys. we're just talking about responsible users. i love you guys. >> officer young gladly carrying the load, if only to keep this water a bit fresher. >> just take a look at all the gear he wears, too. he's got so many layers. a lot of our first responders doing that drenched in sweat yesterday and a day like today, too. >> temperatures again in the mid-90s. >> 104 was the heat index, feel like temperature. >> feel like temperature i think made it over 105 at times depending where you were. either way -- >> i feel like once you get over -- >> it's just hot. >> just hot. another thing to concentrate on, severe weather possible for this afternoon. that's something we're really watching for this afternoon. let me go ahead and not waste any time and show you what's going on. we're on facebook live on

we're going to stay on a little afterwards and answer questions in case you have timing for where you are. i'm going to try to break it down. we do have a heat index. that's first and foremost. that heat index is up to 105 right along i-95 corridor. starts at noon and goes to 7:00 p.m. it's down right hot. current temperatures 80 degrees in washington, 70s elsewhere. not as muggy a morning as it has been. we're going to warm on up. we're getting cloud cover out there. some areas has sunshine. i do believe the best chance for sunshine would be before noon today. then we have severe weather this afternoon. strong p.m. storms. in fact, some of those could be, as i said, severe. we're looking at maybe just a little bit of cloud cover right now. nothing really happening on storm team 4 radar. these are the areas we're watching. number one coming through ohio and number two right here. really strong wind associated with this one. can you see by the way curves right there. that area of red rig

pool. i would say any time before 2:00 p.m. then we're going to have to keep an eye on the sky. delray musicfest. strong. starts and goes to 8:00. prime time, storms out there. evening concerts, chris stapleton, a lot of big fans. i do believe there's lightning out there. maybe they can get it in between these two storms. this is 7:30. as it moves closer to us we're looking good to 1:00. we'll see how far they slip. mainly they will stay north of i-66, the strongest storms. we can have a few clusters of thunderstorms that gather south of i-66. this is 3:00 lining up along i-81. here we go 4:30. these things moving pretty fast. here in the d.c. area these are packing quite a punch. then we get a little bit of a break. maybe a few isolated storms. then a second round comes through late this evening throughout the first part

hi overnight. high winds, hail, all things we're watching. 95 for tomorrow, more clouds and sunshine. definitely humid tomorrow, keep that humidity around on monday. less of a chance for storms tomorrow as well as monday and tuesdayith lower w

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released to mark the special day. it was snapped at the kensington home. they spent the last week on tour of poland and germany with their parents. >> what a birthday trip. >> it was so cute. you could see them getting on the plane saying hurry up, trying to get mom and dad to board. speaking of birthdays, my family is getting prepared to celebrate an extra one soon. >> this one here. we've known about the bundle of joy. get a little closer. the dplimps of the baby girl. awesome, angie. >> i posted on facebook. >> i'm going to go back and like it. you can follow angie on instagram. you probably already saw this. everything healthy. >> everything healthy. can you believe we're already there. baby girl measuring two weeks ahead. >> does that mean you're consuming too much. >> i don't know.

happy birthday, dad. he's watching. >> 6:56 as we come up on saturday morning. let's set you up with four things to know before you head out. we're trying to find out how a man was doing after he was shot last night on 8th street southeast. d.c. police say the man is at the hospital right now. still no word on a suspect. thousands expected to turn out for march for public education in d.c. they will gather at the washington monument and march to the department of education. it starts at 10:00 and set to go on until 2:30 this afternoon. >> community members going to come together today hoping to prevent a pastor from being deported. they are doing to hold a vigil for juan gutierrez. he's lived in the u.s. since 2002 but expected to be sent back it peru because of an expired visa. follow this story on nbc washington app. president donald trump will head to norfolk, virginia. he will presideen

commissioning-of-uss gerald ford. will be joined by late president ford's daughter susan who really had a hand in helping construct it. >> literally there helping. >> yes. >> back here closer to home. you are tracking what could be did storms. >> it is a weather alert today, strong thunderstorms after 2:00 and going to about 7:00. strong winds, lightning, hail, and heavy downpours all a possibility. >> it is a great time to download the nbc washington app to get those alerts if you need them. also we are doing to be staying on our facebook live. if you have weather que

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nbc sports, home of the olympic games. the fedex cup playoffs. the nhl, the nascar playoffs, and super bowl lii, only on nbc. it's high noon. british summertime. and time for the annual renewal of one of the game's great traditions. crowning the champion golfer of the year at golf's oldest championship on the legendary links of the british isles. >> when americans think of golf in the uk, scotland tends to get all the glory. rightfully so as it's the home of the game.