we start with breaking news in maryland. severe weather rips homes apart on the eastern shore, and it may have been a tornado. this morning emergency crews are trying to account for everyone before more storms arrive this afternoon. our temperatures are heating up right now. a beautiful look outside. we're dry, we don't have any storms around the area yet, but a couple are in store for the afternoon. i'll show you the timing and some relief coming up. . the real sound of the dmv. good morning, how are you doing? >> good morning, i was calling in to talk about jim

pour in for our dear friend and colleague jim vance. how how local radio listeners remembered him all this morning. energy "news4 midday" starts now. good morning, everyone. thanks for spending some of your midday with us. >> we want to start with that breaking news, roofs ripped off buildings, home goods dark, power lines down in the middle of the road. >> that's exactly what people in -- justin finch joins us from stevensville. it's very possibly that this was a tornado. we can tell but 1:30 this morning, the brunt of the storm blew through this part of the island. damaged

gas leaks and the like. now at this time neighbors and first responders are getting the extend of the damage out here. ask bay city neighbors which house got hit hardest, chances are they'll send you here. >> that house is just not there anymore. >> reporter: crushed and collapsed, the roof ripped and spun. the elderly man inside was somehow able to escape. >> we found out the man across the street had to crawl out of his house, because it was demolished. everybody was hovered around him taking care of him. >> reporter: he was taken to the hospital with a puncture wound and is expected to recovered. but the home is a total loss. she and her family were clearing debris that seemed to hit on all sides of their home. e, the trail of destruction cut along route 8 just over the bay

toppled onto houses, wind gusts scattering debris, a mess maid in minutes that will take much longer to clean up. much longer indeed. the queen annes county department of emergency services is telling people to stay at home, do not go out if you don't have to, and avoid any other risks, also, too, they have a shelter up and running at centreville middle school, and a reunification center at ken island fire department. more on today's weather. sheena parveen joins us. >> what dough we keep an eye on? >> farce it goes right now, everything is nice and dry, but just like justin showed you, it's yet to be determined if there's a tornado. the national weather ser

later on. later on today, keep your eye to the sky if you're going to be out maybe tess pool. we do have a couple storms in the forecast. we will still be around 90 this afternoon. we are dry for the moment. the heaviest rain up around new england, but as we go through the afternoon, those temperatures rising into the upper 80s, around 90, and then we'll see a couple afternoon thunderstorms. there's relief in the forecast as we go through the week. we'll talk about the timing of the storms and those other temperatures. those are coming up. mr. kushner was it appropriate -- a closed-door meetings is under way between jared kushner and the senate intelligence committee. this morning president trump's son-in-law and senior divorce released a

four contacts with russians during the campaign and transition. kushner says -- i did not colewd. and denies he had any improper contact with russian officials. he goes on to say that he diplomat rely on money from russians to finance his business deals, but as sarah doloff reports -- >> tuesday he will appear before the hughes intelligence committee. >> counsel has said he will only be available for two hours. >> reporter: donald trump and paul manafort agreed to interviews with the staff of the senate judiciary committee, but will not appear at a formal public hearing on wednesday. >> i think they need to be under oath and release all the documents. >> reporter: it cups on the heels of a "the washington post" report saying that president trump inquired about his ability to pardon

members. the president tweeting over the weekend, he has complete power to do so. >> there's nobody that has to be pardoned. he was just making the statement about the power of pardon. >> reporter: washington gearing up for another week with the russia investigation in the spotlight. >> sarah doloff, nbc news, washington. we're keeping an eye out for the president's statement on health care, which is expected sometime today. the white house says the president plans to people with they describe as victims of the affordable care act. on sunday the president tweeted -- if the republicans don't repeal and replace -- now to a traffic tie-up that impacted many of you. the red line catching fire twice this morning. there were two arcing insulators. you probably had to deal with some delays

service was expected for about an hour. we've also learned there was also a broken-down train at dupont circle that caused the delays. well, a family celebrating a beltway baby this morning. the baby was born on the outer look, right past georgia avenue, right smack in the middle of rush hour. now, at this point we don't know if it's a boy or girl, but we're told mom is doing well. we want to send our congratulations. thousands of you continue to share your memories of jim vance this morning, our friend, the colleague, the station's heart and soul died saturday after a battle with cancer. >> the show of support has been pretty incredible. really just -- we all loved vance and how much we're going to miss him. molette green shows us, a the lo of you called into the radio. >> reporter: radio persona

them. here at radio one, there are several stations broadcasting from these studios with audiences that vary from the very young to the much more mature audiences. we heard from listeners who loved jim vance, talked about him on "the russ parr morning show" the radio host tells me they would not have their careers without vance's influence. >> good morning, how are you doing? >> caller: he was always one of the cool east, most hip guys. he made you feel like he was part of his family. >> the fact that, you know, he's gone -- i remember we were down on the -- we were doing the wall. when i saw him, i was like, wow, he is out here smiling and he's joking, his voice was betraying him a bit

there. he was a trouper, and he will be missed. >> my joy and my price, when i got the word a month or so ago that all y'all had voted poor ass little me to sit on the chili bowl's wall. >> reporter: for generations he inspired so many from all walks of life. they felt a connection, even those who never met him, and his legacy shines through. >> i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for jim vance. he's one of the first black anchors on tv, especially right here in d.c. i owe him mea career. >> caller: you know, they always seemed to keep you updated. >> reporter: just hearing from those listeners and the

there just reminds us of the long reach that jim vance had. from the high-parol file admirers, to the everyday folks who wanted to share that personal connection to washington's news legend. >> you said it molette. the word that keeps coming up over and over again is "legend." we hope you keep sharing your memories. some said you have literally watched him your whole life. he was a spectacular journalist and a true washingtonian. at the end of the day, you keep your word, you love your family, that was jim vance. and you keep it real. we're just getting new information from london, a surprising and pretty sad admission from the family of a baby that's fighting to come to the u.s. and going up in texas, another person rescued from a

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welcome back. federal charges are expected today against the drive of an overheated tractor trailer that carried migrant workers. >> the death

ten people. >> reporter: a gruesome discovery, ten dead, and investigators searching for answers. who all is involved in the truck smuggling, and where are the other victims who ran when police were called? >> checking the video from the store there were a number of vehicles that came in and picked up a lot of folks who were in that trailer that survived the trip. >> reporter: a sweltering ride, with temperatures reaching more than 100 degrees. in all 39 people were rescued when a walmart employees called 911 when someone escaped begging for water. >> they were very hot to the touch. they were in there without any signs of water. >> reporter:

clearwater, florida is expected in court today. this is the latest in four other truck smuggling cases this month in texas alone. in 2003, 19 immigrants died locked inside a truck in victoria, texas. now with protests and vigils. >> they're willing to risk themselves and their lives for their kids and for their family members. >> reporter: it's renewing calls for immigration reform. >> it's a symptom of a broken immigration system. >> reporter: a fight that rages on. sarah rosario, nbc news. this morning a lot of people are calling on the mayor of minneapolis to resign. the police chief resigned after the deadly police shooting of justine damond

the mayor asked the police chief to step down after that shooting, but the community says that's not enough. >> we're not going to be tricked. the former chiefs wasn't doing her job, but the problem institutional. >> reporter: the officers involved in the shooting, they are on administrative leave. we're learning new information about a story we've been following in london. charlie gard's parents have dropped their legal fight to bring him to the u.s. for experimental treatment. his father says it's time to let their son go and, quote, be with the angels. charlie is 11 months old. he has a rare genetic condition and is on life support right now. in court this morning the family's lawyers said new medical tests show the treatment can no longer help him. a dramatic shapeup of president trump's communications operation is having a lot of people wondering howma

hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: delivers a year message. >> tome i'm going to be a meeting and saying, hey, i don't like the leaks. if we don't stop the leaks, i'm going to stop you. it's really that simple. >> reporter: the new communications director starting the workweek with a warning, a crackdown from anthony scare mariuccii, and teardown on twitter. on things like gun control, announcing it all with a message. full transparency, he writing, past views evolve and shouldn't be a distraction. >> when i made the decision to take this job. my politician and political ideas do not matter at all. what matters is i am subordinating a o

president's agenda. >> reporter: seeming to relish his new role, but absent from the air waves, sean spicer, who plans to officially walk out of the white house sometime in august. >> i think i have a pretty good compass and made a decision that was in the best interests of not just myself, but for the president and this administration, was to step aside and then anthony and sarah lead the team. >> sarah huckabee sanders, though this direction had some scratch -- >> the only thing i asked sarah, i loved the makeup and hair person on friday, so i would like to continue that. just total record he did go on to say and don't read too much into that. he said, for the record, i was referring to my hair and makeup and the fact that i liked the makeup artist. he says i need all the help i can get.

out who would replace -- "the washington post" reports that the trump administration will report two new members and will replayers carol car mody and david strickland who were appointed back in 2016. the death of a mayor in the small town in alaska is making big news. that's because the mayor was a cat. mayor stubbs, as he was known around town, died at the age of 20. he ruled the small town with a population of 876 from the store where he was often seen having a drink. he made so many friends, he won a write-in campaign form the source says another cat named denali is the mayor in waiting. one of the few popular politicians there. >> right. we all know how stressful buys a car can be, but we're working for you to separate fact

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to pieces. this morning more than 4,000 people still don't have power. officials are urging residents to stay home because of the downed power lines. i saw that storm come through arlington, but man, nothing like that. >> it sliced the tops off some of these houses, and we were talking about this earlier saying it took less than 20 minutes to rapidly move through. >> it was a fast mover. we went back and looked at the radar velocity, and this storm looks as though it that it had everything capable. so we're going to see later on today the national weather service put out a statement saying they'll know later today whether it was a tornado, but let's look at the radar, because i did back it up. 1:30 in the morning, here is the storm. this is what it looks like on radar, moving from annapolis over the bay into stevensville. you can see the hail was

one inch in diameter, a lot of lightning, have i intense storm. the shape of this storm leads to you believe there was some rotation, so we look for the classic hook shape, and like i mentioned, we also went back and saw rotation there, too. so later on today we'll have an update from the national weather service. either way, a lot of wind damage. right now much, much better conditioning, we are sunrise and dry. later on today, we still have a chance for a couple thunderstorms, the heaviest that moved through, that's up in new england, but for today, it's going to another 90-degree day, afternoon this morning around, 80s return this week, we do have relief from the heat. we go into friday, so we're going to have a pretty good break here. 85 currently in the district. 84 leesburg is coming in. if you're grill today, it's a good day

keep an eye to the sky. we'll be right around -- 89 by 7:00 p.m. this is future weather. and then in the afternoon, hours we start to notice those flaring up. and then into the evening, starting to wind doubt a bit. it's going to look pretty nice, back -- we'll look at your extended forecast into the weekend. they sat down with doreen gensler to share times and memories

how about rome night? that was before my time. >> i'm taking the fifth. >> oh, no, no, there was a fifth involved as i recall. >> true story, i saw this happen. i didn't -- >> well he, he did it before -- >> i know, but i didn't see the same angle. >> that was only part of doreen's -- you can find much more of the memories and tributes in our washington app, also on our website, you can find special look-backs at vance's life and career, and we instead you to share your memory. >> i think president kennedy said one person can make a difference and everyone should try. vance certainly lived up to that. a deadly

israel's -- has made a complicated situation even worse. we're going to have an update on this developing story. >> talk about the navy about how a

now to a developing story, nearly 30 people are dead, 60 others injured. the taliban claiming responsibility now. the group said it was targeting an intelligence agency. you can see the huge cloud of smoke billowing in the sky. afghan government official calling it a criminal act against humanity. and the issues, they're growing in israel. after the country restricted access, now israeli media says an envoy from president trump is headed to the region to try to calm the crisis down. >> why temperatures are rising in what could be next. >> one of the major points of contention will be the add the metal connectors, which has been the cause

the two sides he things very differently. he says december and the palestinians says this is an attempt to control the admission site. further exacerbating the situation is an israeli embassy security guard who shot the jordanian man who -- embassy compound in amman last night. israel is -- under the geneva convention, and they're currently confined to the compound. jordan, for its part is refusing to allow the guard to leave the country in what's becoming a diplomatic spat.

five people are recovering for a potential -- police say a man weren't a chain saw. right now he's nowhere to be found. it happened earpier this morning. police say they know who the suspect is and this was not an act of error. the car you own right now might be pulled off the market. according to reuters general motors has put half a dozen cars under review, trying to decide whether to cancel them. it includes impala, volt, hybrid and the cadillac ct-6. car sales are down and there's a higher demand for a suvs and larger vehicles. even though fewer of you are out there buying cars. right now is the best time to snag deals. chris clackum has some tips. >> all at low prices and payment.

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>> >> he also says it's a myth you save money by getting your own loan instead of through the dealership. >> a lot of these loans are subsidized by the manufacturer, and you can 1% or potential 0% loans, which is not something you can go ahead from a credit unions. >> and 0% loans are worth a lot more than cash incent i was over time. pretty interesting how all that works out. the i max theater in the museum of natural history says it may shut down this fall. jonathan barkers says it will prevent families from experiencing the wonders of nature. barker and other film makers have started a petition to save the i max theater. so far they haven't heard back. two young

after a daring rescue off the sri lanka. the current got ahold of them on sunday. the navy patrol botts were -- one these got back to shallow water, the elephants walked back to the jung. the although elephant was found 8 miles offshore and had to be towed back as well. we're continuing to get new information, where residents are still being asked to shelter in place. >> and we are also keeping an eye on weather conditions now. welce changes are coming oomur

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we continue to follow that breaking news of that possible tornado touching down as we zoom on into all that

this is in stevensville, maryland. completely ripped off, sitting on the ground in pieces. you can see right into people's units and what was left behind, a lot of furniture gathered. surprisingly no one was seriously hurt during the storm. officials are urging residents to stay at home since a lot of power lines are down on the roadways, which causes a whole new range of issues, but -- >> hopefully they can get those cleared up before they get any more storms out that way. that's right, there are other chances of more rain. i feel like we're living in florida, every day, every evening there's this chance of rain. >> every summer afternoon. it's on combination of heat and humidity. once the temperature gets hot enough. that's what you get in the summertime in florida, but that's also because of the sea breeze, too. sometimes we'll h

that will help initiate it. now it doesn't look to be as large of a cluster as what moved into stevensville early, early this morning shortly after midnight, but we do have some thunderstorms in the forecast, so for those areas keep an eye to the sky. i know the power is out there, but if you have your app and your phone charged, you can still track it. 5 degrees right now in the district, but we will be warming up for 90 degrees. and i want to show you that storm again in case you missed it earlier. this was 1:30 this morning. this is the thunderstorm crossing the chesapeake bay. a lot of lightning. this was a high thunderstorm. it went to about 60,000 feet or so. that's very high for a thunderstorm. that's where we saw the potential of rotation, a radar-indicated tornado

>> we don't have to -- this is future weather here, so lunchtime stays dry. now we get closer -- i think we'll see this morning -- down 95. closely closely, we certainly could have more move through. they tend to be taking that west to eastward motion in those areas be prepared for another round of some this morning this afternoon. full forecast. it's going to be a hot day. keep an eye to the sky. we do have storms in the forecast. 88 is the normal high. look at the relief headings our way. today 91, but tomorrow -- tomorrow we're looking at the upper 80s. going into the weekend. friday will be or next chance for thunderstorms. we're actually looking good. that is so night. th

offering its employees the chance to get microchipped. why would they do such a thing? >> would you do that? >> no. >> no. plus -- wow, this is really need. the reaction to mike

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that's after 11 straight weeks of declines. gas prices are about ten cents above where they were a year ago. smartphones are eating away at the tablet market. research firm sell they felt for the first time. but the number of tablets being used are expected to decline for the first year. the number of tablets and use is expected to drop an average of 1% a year. the number of smart phones should increase. big phones are to blame. china and i haddia where the devices are the primary way people connect to the internet. i'm landon dowdy. well, here's a question. would you allow your employer to implant a microchip inside if it meant never having to carry a

work badge again? some workers are agreeing. it allows them to access the company in wisconsin and pay for food with a simple scan of their hand. employees are not required to get the microchips and the device supposedly did not have a gdp tracker. >> in the lunch line, can i bore ow use hand? i'll get you back. he's not match for the great white shark. wow, this was all over social media last night. michael phelps was beaten by a great white shark on the discovery channel. his swim was 100 meters in 38

seconds. the baltimore native did not jump in the water as the same time as one of the deadliest animals a earth. >> manner experts calculated it for a hypothetical calling social media calling this whole thing fake. >> if you're going to race a shark, you race a shark. >> and you go. we've got to give props to michael phelps, 56 degree water. and he pit on twitter -- rear match. next time warmer water. all right. new this morning, phelps former teammate katie ledecky is still collecting medals. this was just after he won the world championship in the 400-meter free-style. the competition is in budapest, and she pulled ahead and raced to a world record time. she also won gold at a relay and has a shot for mohr medals.

last night strasburg only lasted two innings saying they removed him as a precaution. nearly 20 years after her death, we are hearing from princess dianna's sons about the woman most people did not know. >> we felt, you know, incredibly loved, and i'm very grateful that that love still feels there. >> the documentary is set to air tonight on hbo, it's through the eyes of prince william, prince harry and others who were close to her. the world always had a spotlight on her, who could forget that dress, right? to her humanitarian work and ultimately her tragic death. she died in a car crash in 1997. >> you get the private dianna from this film. in some ways,

children see us in ways that nobody else does. >> the film does not touch much on the controversial parts. it's 11:48, we are getting ready for a very nice weather change. we're excited about this. sheena is back with what to expect in the days to come? our local sports teams left jim vance smiling, laughing, at times exasperated. he shared his love of sports with viewers, and in

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it's one of the few shows we watch with our kids, but tonight after "america ninja warrior" check out our new series. >> mark barringer gives us a preview of "midnight, texas". >> usually i'm the freak in the room. >> he plays a fledgling psychic, adjusting to his knack to talk to people. >> he doesn't control his powers very well yet. so the ghosts can hijack his body. >> reporter: that's part of what his cake is up against when he arrives in a tiny town of

supernatural mistic. >> midnight is a sanctuary for. >> for people who are different or the humans who are different. >> the locals have to band together when the forces of evil begin to descend on midnight. >> the family of oddballs that ends up supporting each other in the face of everything else. >> for sarah ramos, it's not her character creek that gets freaked out. >> i get scared really easily, like if there were a halloween episode. >> just focus your powers. >> ramos salomoned the courage to take in the 4-d experience in san diego. >> we literally ran into somebody who started crying, and they were like, my god, we can't wait to see the show. so i think we're definitely in the right place. >> they're hoping to call midnight, texas, home for a long ti

we had rough weather last night, and tracking that is sheena parveen, but also tracking some changes on the way. >> yes, some nice changes on the way. i think we'll see more popping up later today. right now we're nice and dry. afternoon thunderstorms in the forecast. keep your eye on the sky if you're barbecuing, doing anything outside, nice winds tuesday through thursday, friday storms return. the weekend looks good, guys. >> thank you, sheena. >> one of the best parts of joes jim vajs was his passion, love for sports, you saw that every night at the end of the newscast. >> vance mixing it up with our sports anchor, sometimes that was the moment of the show that stayed with you. of all the clips over the year, here are a few of our favorites. >> are you ready to ride? >> no, i would rather get into the ring with larry holmes. >> whe

to show up again, but have to wear the same underwear. the sam hat, yeah. the same underwear, i don't know about that. >> you know if you just had 25 more pounds, three more inches eight more quickness, it could have been you. this is you. >> my moment. >> i saw previously undefeated fin-led 5-3, the finals would put them against sweding, which beat russia 4-3. >> what did you say? let me say that. what did he say? [ laughter ] >> i walked over to him and i'm going, what are you doing, daniel? they're hitting me in places where i don't have pads. [ laughter ] >> well, too good to lose more -- is that real? >> were you expecting a call? >> when did we get a phone here? hello?

they hung up. >> hang up. they'll take our phone away. >> hang up, i only have three minutes and that was 25 seconds of my sports cast. >> holy coy, what is going on? gremlins, gremlins. >> those -- you said to know about media day. see this crowd behind me? the cameras are on the really cute girl on the left and this other guy from some syndicated show. they're not talking tom brady or eli manning, they're talking britney spears. we decided to see both of you youngin's dabbing before the week is out. can you do it for us? oh, no, yeah. all right. [ laughter ] "nightly news" is coming up next. >> i guess what you said, you want to hit the reset button? >> they do, but we're going to

>> she just told you thatsh. >> this is not my night. [ laughter ] >> reset. >> the caps want you to have it. it's their own rieger jersey, and they want you to pick another guy to fall in love with. [ laughter ] yes! yes! yes! [ laughter ] >> you are up to no good. how did i do that? >> that was messed up. >> he's on a roll. >> not me, doreen started this. we're talking about the team that works well together. >> tell them about the sports, would you, george? >> you've been me by your side. it causes my hard to soar like

>> never quite recovers. there she goes. >> that had to hurt. >> that was uncool. >> this is at least the second time. [ laughter ] >> well, y'all are just really tickled right now, aren't you? you try walking in those shoes. >> hey, first of all, i've got enough meat on me that it's all right. >> happy new year, you guys. >> you too, sweetie. >> you too, partner. see you down the road. such an infectious laugh. you might recall there were a couple times hellie was off, and jim covered for him. >> he was here for the super super

left town and when the nationals brought baseball back to

stand by, everyone. we're live in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> that was a shark! saw that one! saw that one! >> yep, that was a real one, all right! things got very real. came face-to-face with a great white. as for his race against the great white, it was the great gold versus the great white. but perhaps it wasn't exactly what a lot