right now on "news4 today," you see them rolling out the crime scene tape because of a double shooting in a d.c. neighborhood. police are trying to piece it together and find more clues that is lead to more answers. a new arrests in our region. how some are able to slip away. are you ready for it? after a couple days, we're ready for the sunshine. it has been a soggy weekend. but storm team 4 tracking what is going to be a major

laura ricketts has our forecast. we welcome you in. i am david culver. >> i am angie goff. i stepped out this morning, and it was so cool. >> you skipped out on the rain, but you came back to what feels like fall-like weather. it's in the 60s now. laura ricketts, i know you were calling for this and it feels like it. >> temperatures in the upper 40s. yes, upper 40s in northwest in some of the shelters valleys. my goodness. it's a beautiful start to this sunday morning, and the sun coming up in five to six minutes. a gorgeous day as we continue through the remainder of the day. we are looking at

we are only at 63 here in d.c. we are going to warm up rather quickly as we go through the morning. the temperatures are warming up in the 80s today. do we have anymore rain in the forecast? we will show you the 10-day forecast in just a little bit. >> thank you, lauryn. one person is dead after a shooting along kansas avenue. shots broke out first around 2:00 this morning. the other man who was shot is in the hospital, and police have not said what condition he's in, and no word on a suspect. follow-up dates in our nbc washington app. and a suspected ms-13 gang member was found here in our area, and they were arrested yesterday. police in houston say he also goes by the name of

he was wanted in the killing of a 16-year-old boy last year, and a man this month. leaders say that ms-13 is known to rotate countries around the country, especially when they are wanted by police. a man who talked to a teenager over social media is now charged with rain, and there could be more victims. montgomery county police arrested this will man that raped a girl, and he took her to a hotel in germantown. he is being held without bond. if you know anybody who may have been in contact with him please contact police. and then a stabbing at a busy bethesda shopping area, a 16-year-old boy sta

60-year-old man in the stomach late last night. and police still looking for the teen this morning. the man, we are told, should be okay. investigators think the attacker and the victim knew each other. and this morning d.c. police trying to figure out how a man died at this car dealership. the man's body was found at classic motors on wisconsin avenue, and this was at the tinley town stop. and then activist are still rallying to protect the affordable care act. nancy pelosi addressing hundreds of people last night, and she emphasized the activist role in protecting the law is important, in her words, and their stand is making an

voted right, and when i said right, not only did they vote correctly but did the right thing for the american people, and let's keep the heat on for the others. >> actor justin long was there to show his support. it's 6:05. president trump not giving up on the fight to replace and repeal the obamacare. he said repeal and replace is not dead, and he also threatened to end required payments to health insurance companies. that could lead to skyrocketing insurance costs for millions of americans. the president also warned he would cut congressional health benefits. tomorrow secretary john kerry and the president had dinner last

takes over for reince priebus. chuck todd going to speak with health and human services secretary, tom price, and going to have only interview with cory href href tkef skousy. and then authorities arrested four men during a terror operation yesterday and multiple searches were done in the suburbs. the men have not yet been charged. 6:06 on your sunday morning. let's give you a live look outside, and the sun peeking up, or

bye to showers, and lauryn also tracking a major warmup and how you can plan ahead for tomorrow's commute. it's never been done in the history of the navy, and bringing the future of fighter jets to

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did you climb trees tpwrgro up? >> i did. i hope kids still do. >> i never got that high. >> the professional tree climbers are wrapping up competition in the international tree claiming championship. who knew? if you want to watch, it's going to be 8:30 this morning and 2:30 this afternoon. that's cool, but odd. i think they have rope and helmets, too. we know it might be hard for kids to start thinking about going back to school again. >> yeah, wrapping up july, and here at "news4 today" here we are trying to make sure they feel fresh and prepared for this time of year. we want to stop by, and tracy was out there, and so many of you

backpack for kids drive. they collected a world of difference for local kids. >> i know it's so important for kids. a lot of kids don't have the things they need and they get bullied and feel ashame, and we have to do everything we can to inspire kids. >> you still have time. you can log on to the nbc washington app and search what you see on your jean, support your schools. >> it's right on the home page. lauryn ricketts, we're chillin' this morning. >> yes, i know. it's a little on the chilly side out there, yeah. some areas in the low 50s, and

40s right now. can you believe it? it's in july. it's toward the end of the july. and it's chilly on this sunday morning, and we will take it because we have a nice week ahead with plenty of sunshine, and not really bad conditions because we will have low humidity over the next couple of days. oh, it's beautiful. the sun coming up right now, and look at the hue in the sky. the red and orangish hue, beautiful out there. as we go through the day, it will be all sunshine. a little humidity creeps back in on tuesday, but other than that you will have to wait until friday to see more rain. we can all wait before we can see rainfall our way. temperatures out there right now, 63 in washington. this is what i was talking about, shenandoah valley, you are waking up in some spots in the upper 40s. we may

otherwise warming in the mid-80s by this afternoon. if you did not get out yesterday, it will be that good pool day, and plenty of sunshine. not worrying about any rain in the forecast, because we are dry out there with just blue skies. tomorrow, more of the same. temperatures are going to be a little warmer, but the humidity stayed in check. your road conditions over the next couple days looking fine as you make your way into work. your monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, temperatures, upper 80s to around 90, and then the rain will be on friday and into saturday. humidity builds toward the middle of the week but humidity not that bad. >> enjoy the next couple of days. >> loving the sunrise. we have "reporters notebook" up next. >> we will be back in 15 minutes with more of today's top stories. i am chris lawrence. we have a good show for you

reporter, mr. mcfarland and dave mcconnell. it's great to have you here, when we learned steve scalise had been released from the hospital following the shooting, but the bigger issue surrounding this is the danger to some of the congressional members and staffers and the money that is now being requested to protect them. >> they are very concerned. used to be they would come to the hill and they are safe on the hill and they would go home and go to their families and have their events, and now it's crazy, somebody may try to shoot them, and we will have a replica of what happened at the baseball field, and what they are thinking about is sending security from the hill with them and that's going to be

cumbersome. they are trying to work around how they can protect them at home and on the hill, and they don't have any definite answers yet. >> this shooting of scalise at the ball field raised concerns about the threats against congress, and the house sergeant and arms testified to a panel earlier in the summer saying the number of threats was rising, and rising fast, and not just here in d.c. but back home, and many members have been asking for panic buttons, and security in their private residents, and also the federal elections commission is giving members of congress the latitude to spend campaign money on security, and the shooting raised everybody's attention about a threat they know was there. >> i think the capital police and sergean

asking for an 8% bump in the budget, and they want to hire more officers? >> yeah, they want -- what you are referring to here they want to flush out those proposals and make sure they have the money for it. the budget is tight, and it's an extra time for extra anything, and they are making the big pitch and hoping they get the money they need. >> it's always difficult for congress to appropriate or spend money on itself. that's always a politically difficult things to do. when congress tries to spend on itself, this kickback is waiting for them. >> they won't even raise their salaries, and that has been static for years. >> we have all been in and out of capitol hill. the

fairly secure, and i would think we are talking about events outside the actual capitol itself, as you said, back in d.c. or their home districts. and how do you counter that with the number of events they and their staffs attend. >> they are not just uniformed officers on capitol grounds and there are officer members who are dispatched throughout the country, and some are trying to stop the threat before it gets to washington, d.c. members of congress are worried about their houses, and worried about threats coming to them personally. it's easy to find where a congressman lives. they want more cameras and panic buttons to trigger police quickly when they are trying to sleep in their beds at night. >> like i said, they are worried when they go

the threats that come to them and all the meetings in fighting obamacare. people rise up and get violent and sometimes get physical, and that scared them before scalise, as you mentioned. >> there are breaches here. an investigative report by the news for i-team reported 22 breaches at the white house and capital just in the district of columbia since 2014, 22 of them. overwhelming number, mental health concerns, and people drove across the country to breach, and in two were fugitives, don't know where they are. this is an ongoing concern that does exist in d.c. under the protective shield of federal law enforcement. >> that segues into the next topic, which is the concealed carry permit in d.c., and the federal

recently struck that down, what sort of ramifications does this have going forward and do you expect it will go to the district court? >> right now the district's argument is it's a special city and special considerations and there are significant threats and the concealed carry constricttions are appropriate and they could not convince a panel of the district federal court about that but there's a feeling in the court itself that there really is a problem in the city and a threat and we can't let this go as is, and we have to do something about it so there probably will be a larger review of it by the court and the thinking is the court may uphold the city's regulations. >> and the debate has gone on, that it seems hypocritical. you have republicans arguing for the loosening of gun restrictions in d.c. >> it's that push and

whether this idea of needing a good reason to carry a gun in fringes on somebody's right to carry it outside of the home. >> and the ability to legislate for the community, and a lot of the members argue for the home rule for themselves, and in other words, states rights and local rights, and when it comes to the district's states rights or local rights, it's a different story. >> thanks, and

well, it has been such a wor whirlwind, it may be hard to tell where your health care stands today, and as we move through this process, scott and dave, i have to ask you, what jumps out at you in terms of the public

members of congress as this health care debate has gone on? >> the biggest thing is the republicans can't seem to get together on what plan they want. they try and replace the other night and that went down with republicans voting with all democrats and then they tried to repeal it without a replacement for a while and that went down with a number of republicans joining the democrats. now we're having a possible situation where they will keep offering amendments until time runs out, and they will either have a bill or they won't, and that's really where it is. there's talk of a skinny repeal where you just repeal the mandate to get insurance through your business or yourself and leave other stuff like pre-existing conditions in it and that's to get to a session with the house, and when they get to the conference t

bill there. >> if they finally get to the conference they have to find the magical solution they have not found for many years. the politics are interesting with the republicans, and there are republicans that fluctuate on what they can and cannot support. republican governors that don't want the medicaid money pulled back, and they are putting pressure on their republicans to not sign on to a repeal. and some say don't pull back what you are giving to state's now, but maryland's governor, don't have any republicans, and the two to watch are the republican governors of ohio and nevada, where there are two republican senate votes that can kill any of the replace the bills. >> when you look at this,

prediction on where we end up at the end of the day? >> the odds seem to be that they won't end up with anything, and it will just -- but they won't give up. it will come back in different forms and different ways. there's a slim possibility that they will convince enough republicans to go ahead to a conference committee. those are republicans who are not happy with the bill but they realize they made a promise seven years ago, and if they break that promise they will suffer for it and a lot are up for re-election in 2018, and even we do a bad bill, at least we did something, which could be disastrous. >> they could go back past the house republican conference, where we have exclusive public interests, even in just virginia, and what is the bill that barbara calm

others can support. >> calmstock voted against the house bill, and whitman, he supported it. so you have a slit right there. >> yeah. and you also have this specter of the uncertainty where i think it's in september where the insurers have to sort of lock in for next year, if it doesn't settle by then, you wonder how many of them are going to be skittish about making that commitment. >> the politics require the republicans to try, and they try to show some momentum or continued effort, the politics of which you campaigned on, and if failure happens, the politics of 2018 get there. >> if they pass it it's going to be horrible and people are going to hate it and if they

pass it, the base will stay home because they broke a promise. >> the one thing about health care is none of us know when a health scare can affect ourselves or families, and we lost a dear colleagues in jim vance. i am wondering if you two would be able to share some of the things that may advanvance so special? >> there was a day president obama was offering interviews, and it was me and jim, and jim and looks at me and says they are going to give us seven minutes they say, because there's no way i am stopping after seven minutes, and president obama gave jim vance as much as he wanted,

limitless. >> he was extraordinary. sometimes he wanted to know about congress, and nothing about jim, all about me, and he had that ability through the tube, through reaching out to the camera to do that to the audience, and he was talking to them and add their interests at heart, and it was not jim the big anchor here at channel 4, he had a wonderful personality and a really great appreciation for the other person, and everything he did, his interviews and stories had how does this affect people? not the who, what, when, why exactly, but he had an ability to reach out. >> he had an amazing ability to make everybody in the room to feel so incredibly important. >> yep. >> which is a real talent and a gift, and, boy, i didn't realize it, but when we started playing all the retrospecs

that the vietnam war, the attempted assassination on ronald reagan and the inaugurations, 9/11, the history that he lived through ten feet from us on the set here. >> he had an extraordinary and wonderful long reign here. >> he had stories we did as investigative reporters, and jim would be talking in his ear and he's moving papers around, and he was listening to every word, sharp, sharp, guy. >> and people think anchors just read papers, and they don't. it was clear he was in total control of the program. yeah. >> well said. thank you for joining us, and again, thank you for giving us a little bit of your time. this

notebook." hope you have a great day. 6:30 on your sunday morning. let's start you off in the district where police are investigating a homicide in petworth. this happened early this morning on kansas avenue near decatur street northwest. a suspected ms-13 gang member was arrested in arlington. douglas alexander herrera hernandez came after killing a man in the houston area, and he is accused of killing a 16-year-old boy last year. and the president says the effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act is not dead, and he's threatening to end required payments to insurance companies until they act to repeal and replace the health

>> welcome on this monday morning. i am david culver in for adam. >> i am angie goff. >> welcome back and welcome to chillier weather as we start off this sunday morning. lauryn ricketts, you mentioned it was going to be a cool start, feeling like fall. >> it does. temperatures in the low 50s all the way to the low 60s. that's our range, and i know that some areas in the sheltered valleys are in the upper 40s right now. the sun just came up about 20 minutes ago. beautiful start to your sunday morning. 63 in the district right now. and then we may fall a degree or two as we go through the next hour, and then we will warm things back up. we will be in the mid-80s for daytime highs today. happy to report we are not looking at any rain. looking good. temperatures in the mid-80s for daytime highs today but when can we expect more rain and when

in. heavy rain, that's over, but some of you may be still trying to dry out today. this is what it looked like the courthouse, and flooding made travel rather difficult in some spots and we found flooded parking lots. look at that. the high water did not seem to phase some animals. from dogs to ducks. some folks say they came to look at all the water filling in the streets. >> came here to just watch the water. it's peaceful and soothing. >> our darcy spencer spoke with somebody who said he saw beavers making their way through the area.

looking for donations, looking for towels, sheets and blankets. if you stop by you can look for a new pet. it's flooded with animals right now. more than 60 dogs up for adoption. our area did not get nearly hit as hard as some spots in west virginia. the governor declaring a state of emergency yesterday after more than three inches of rain fell in some counties, and at least one-third of marion county is underwater. first responders had to make close to 50 water rescues and dozens of roads were shut down to traffic. the west virginia attorney general is warning about price gouging after the storm. and then a year after what was an absolutely devastating and deadly flood, folks who live there are celebrating the resilient see of the community. at

unveiling the new clock you see there in the downtown plaza, and they paused to remember three people who were killed during the flood. ella caught city is going to get $18 million in local, state and federal funds to stop this from ever happening again. we are learning it could be days or weeks before power is restored to some parts of the outer banks in north carolina after a construction crew excellently cut a transmission line. this comes at the height of the tourist season in the region, and business owners that rely on the income say they are worried it will have a big impact on their bottom lines and crews are working to repair the line. and then the u.s. flew two b1

peninsula. this is in response to the intercontinental ballistic test. here's the latest. >> striking new images released by north korea showing the missile that could put major u.s. cities in striking range. cameras in northern japan capturing video of the missile falling into the sea just 230 miles off the coast. the videos have not been independently verified by nbc news. the late-night launch was supervised by kim jong-un who called the missile test a serious warning that their weapons could hit the entire u.s. mainland. >> kim jong-un is dangerous because he's unpredictable and his technology in developing the missile

the u.s., the mainland, is advancing. we don't appear to have a strategy to deal with them. and he's taking advantage of that. >> the crisis is now triggering an arms build up in asia with south korea confirming talks with the u.s. for stronger missiles, and there were rapid deployment ordered that was suspended in may, and japan may consider preemptive strikes. the u.s. has been testing missile enter s missile intercepters in alaska. south korea is nervous about its alliance with the u.s., and there's insecurity across the region and no clearest strategy to deal with it. now back to you. there was scary

barcelona spain. this happened last night when a stage caught fire at the outdoor music festival. a lot of black smoke filled the sky. festival organizers saying 2200 people got out safe and the fire started near a bank of speakers, and a technical malfunction is what set it off. back at home, a reminder to move over. two cruisers are damaged after an suv rammed into them. a state trooper was inside one of the cruiser when it got hit, and it happened early yesterday morning. the troopers were investigating a crash, but the driver is facing negligent driving charges. there have been at least 40 incidents like this since the beginning of last year involving maryland state police. residents of virginia are taking on one of the country's largest power companies

the alliance held a protest in front of the facility, and there are plans to put up lines along carver road and gainesville, and it's a historic black neighborhood. they fear the new power lines will affect their private use of the land. the lines would serve an amazon data server. and dominion responded by saying we don't have quarrel with the community. >> if you have been following our reporting, you may have noticed a lot of local leadership within our schools, and according to the "washington post" more than a quarter of d.c. public schools have had at least three principals over the past five years, and some were forced out and others took jobs elsewhere, and some retired, a

principals to lead the same school for at least five years. according to the post, research shows d.c. turnover rate is not that unusual. many school systems lose between 15 to 30% of their principals each year. tomorrow the department of health in maryland will spray to prevent the increase in the population of mosquitos, and it comes after the detection of west nile virus in the mosquito pool earlier this year. and officials are reminding people to protect themselves from mosquito bites. and then fallout after 35 people got sick after eating at a local chipotle. they are suing the chain for $75,000 plus interests. they eat at the chain,

people have tested positive for the norovirus. customers got sick in multiple states after an e. coli outbreak. and then researching the uses for hemp. it's the same as marijuana, and hemp cultivation was passed in 2014. let's take you outside and give alive look. there the sun is. feeling that warmth. >> not this early. it's still 63 degrees. >> i know, it's a cool start to your sunday morning, but we have lauryn tracking the forecast. it was a major decision this week on transgender troops and how the issue is dividing lawmakers, including one candidate looking to make

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maybe yesterday you couldn't get out to the pool but today it will be a great day to do that. make sure you wear that sun block because we will have plenty of sunshine out there, a little humidity. temperatures are going to warm up in the mid-80s. we will take the temperatures up through the next couple of days and we will let you know how hot it's going to get in the next few days in just a couple minutes. the trump administration beginning a new week with a new man in charge. >> secretary john kelly takes over tomorrow as president trump's chief of staff. joining us now, moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd, to talk about that. john kelly, the general to turn things around in the west wing. >> ultimately it's about what authority does he have. at the end of the day, the chief of staff

as the president wants him to be. who does everybody report to? does jared kushner and scaramucci report to the chief of staff, kelly, or does it go to the president? i think this is -- this was the best pick he could have made, but it's all really -- it has nothing to do with the skills of john kelly and everything to do with how much the president is willing to change. >> is there any clue what day one is going to look like as he moves into the white house right there? >> you would assume there's a little bit of a honeymoon and you would assume the president gives more deference to military guys than nonmilitary folks, and there will

period, but how long will it be? the history with this president, nothing really lasts long. one new cycle and then all of a sudden he rips the band-aid off. i am skeptical that many things can change, but i think john kelly is as good of a person as he could have picked. >> we want to turn to health care, and we watched as the president poked and prodded at his own party online, on twitter, and where does the strategy go from here? >> i have no idea, and if i had been dealt a loss when something doesn't go well, and the last thing you do is lash out. you have a lot more votes, you know, and eventually susan collins and john mccain are folks he will need on other

items, and mitch mcconnell is somebody he will need to get tax codes done, and the fact is, the entire republican establishment shares this blame on health care. it's not just on the president's feet. it's on the entire republican party. but he wants to have no part of this blame, and in doing that, i think he's berating. how he handled john mccain didn't work. this is not a way to get something done. he's not -- he seems to look at every political problem he has as a nail, and every solution is just to grab a hammer. >> this is a conversation you will continue at 10:30 this morning. you have susan collins and secretary price. >> yeah, find out -- the president wants t

implode, and that's code for sabotage it. are they going to make it work or not? staying with politics now for a moment as we talk about president trump and something he did last week, his ban on transgender troops was a major military policy reversal and it's dividing lawmakers. >> the issue is having a big impact, the democratic candidate is looking to make history as virginia's first transgender lawmaker. news4's chris gordon has more. >> this local election is getting national attention. it pits a 13-year democratic incumbent against the first transgender running. >> it costs about $143,000 to do one

switches and $143,000 could help treat a vet that is entitled to receive medical care after serving in our medical care. >> transgender health care is not optional. it's not elective. it's not cosmetic. it is necessary. >> she says it resulted in her biggest day of contributions since her campaign began. >> yesterday we received 86 donations totaling $52,111 from donations that came in locally that came in from within the 13th district and came from across the country. >> delegate marshall says almost 80% of his opponent's money comes from out of state. >> i don't take public policy conditions based on the money i can receive or deflect from my opponent i take it

constitutes the common good. >> that was chris gordon reporting. some see it as shaping up on a referendum by politics. both candidates say they will continue to focus on local issues affecting prince william county. >> lauryn ricketts with us now, and you are tracking on what will feel like a warmup. >> yeah, it feels like fall. >> yeah, not bad, just a shock to the system. >> you are right. it's just wonderful out there. a nice change from the heat and humidity we had the last couple of days along with the storms we had over the last couple of days. we don't have any rain in the forecast today, but we have some coming our way, but not until the end of the workweek. let's show you the beautiful sunshine, a great start to your sunday morning. the sun came up at 6:08 a.m., and perfect weather ahead, at least for most of us, perfect weather ahead. low sunshine and perfect

now the humidity starts to build in on tuesday for all the summer lovers out there, and then friday we will have rain chances coming back into our area. look at the temperatures right now. 63 here in washington. you step out into the shenandoah valley, and some areas in the upper 40s. i'm sure of it in the shelters valleys. we have nothing showing up on the storm team 4 radar, and nothing is going on right now. if you want to go ahead and fire up the grill tonight, go ahead and do it. it's going to be a wonderful afternoon. temperatures in the mid-80s for daytime highs. blue skies with low humidity. and if you are headed out for lunch possibly, after church services, looking good. a car wash, do it today. we will be dry at least through friday, and even for tomorrow, temperatures will be in the upper 80s. and humidity levels stay

we start to see the humidity go up a little bit by tuesday and then by wednesday and thursday. it's a little muggy side, but nothing out of the normal this time of year. rain is possible friday into saturday, and that's all we have on the 10-day forecast. the bethesda golden girl living up to her near. how she domined and theat [ indistinct chatter ]

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>> using it in a positive way, moving forward. >> the world championships were held in budapest, hungry. i love it when kevin bacon comes into down. >> he surprised local police officers in alexandria, and it was like he was ren mccormick all over again. ♪ ♪ >> that's awesome. bacon and his brother performing "footloose," and they hosted the karaoke with cops fund-raiser event yesterday afternoon. the brothers often perform in the area. >> alexandria has been really good to us through the years.

thanks for having us. >> that is awesome. alexandria's mayor was also there. she thanked officers for their quick actions at the congressional baseball shooting which was last month. awesome. >> does the guy age? he still has the same bone structure, skin, the hair, everything. >> can still rock to "footloose." >> lauren is tracking what is going to be a major warmup as we going to be a major warmup as we when you're clocking out. i'm the one clocking in & sensing your every move and automatically adjusting

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rolling out the crime scene tape there. right now on "news4 today," a double shooting the in a d.c. neighborhood and we are talking about the danger as police try to piece it together and looking for more clues. >> a crackdown on gangs and a new arrest in our region, and the connection to ms-13 and how some are able to slip away. bring on the sunshine as we look live outside. it has been a soggy weekend. storm team 4 tracking a major change. we will help you with what you can expect in the week ahead. we welcome you on a sunday, the 30th july. i am a

>> when i stepped outside, you know what i wanted? a pumpkin spice latte. it felt that way. you had the crisp in the air. >> feels like fall. but they are not available yet. you have to hold off on the psl for just a little bit. >> that's exactly what it felt like when you stepped outside early this morning. when we came in it was in the 50s, and we are warming up in the 60s, and some areas are still in the 50s and it's refreshing out there and beautiful. the sun came up a little after 6:00 a.m. it's a great sunday morning. 64 degrees right now. we will continue to warm into the 70s, upper 70s, by the time we head into the noon hour. if you want to go out here and exercise this morning, and staying dry and maybe taking the car to get it washed and we don't have rain until we get into

you are lucky because it's not going to get too hot for that. we will let you know how warm it's going to get in the 10-day forecast. we know one man is dead following a shooting in the petworth area. we know that shots broke out around 2:00, and the other man who was shot is in the hospital, but police have not updated his condition yet. no word on a suspect. we are still staying in touch with police, and follow-up dates in our nbc washington app. a suspected 13-ms gang member suspected of two killings in texas found right here in our area. arlington and police arrested him yesterday, and he was wanted in the killing of a 16-year-old boy last year and a 26-year-old man earlier this month. it's not known yet whywa

here's what we do know, leaders within the task force say ms-13 is known to rotate some of its members to other cliques around the country especially when they are wanted by police. a man is now charged with rape, charles barry, jr., from germantown, police say he raped a 13-year-old girl last month. he's accused of talking with her through snapchat and instagram. if you know anybody that may have been in contact with him police call police. and this is also a disturbing story. police are investigating a stabbing at a busy bethesda shopping center. a teen boy stabbed a 60-year old man in the stomach along

the shops at wisconsin place. the man should be okay, and investigators think the victim and the attacker knew one another. more now on a strange death investigation going on. d.c. police are trying to figure out how a man died at this car dealership. the man's body was found at classic motors on wisconsin avenue. police say the call came in around 1:30 yesterday afternoon, and no word on the man's name or a possible cause of death. >> and turning to politics now, and senate republican leaders may be ready to move on from the affordable health care. nancy pelosi addressing folks in northwest washington last night and she emphasized the activist role in protecting the health care law is important. she told them their local stance is making an impact. >> let's appreciate those who

right, not only correctly but did the right thing for the american people. let's appreciate them. let's thank them, and let's keep the heat on for the others. >> also there to show his support, actor justin long. the rally was part of the lives on the line day of action. president trump is not giving up on the chance to repeal and replace the affordable care act, and he demanded another vote before voting on another bill, and he threatened to end required payments to insurance companies. the president warned he would cut congressional health benefits. >> tomorrow president trump's new chief of staff starts work. secretary john kelly and the president, you can see them there at dinner last night at the trump international hotel. the

for reince priebus. you have the white house shake-up and health care to talk about, and chuck todd speaking with tom price and susan collins, and also going to have an exclusive interview with corey lewandowski. travelers flying in and out of major airports in australian this morning will noticed beefed up security, and there was a counter terror operation yesterday and the men are suspected of plotting a terrorists attack involving an airplane. an explosives team found a suspicious device and the men have not yet been charged. let's take you outside for a live look this morning, and it's july and it's the type of morning where you will need a jacket. lauren is going to help us plan aheador

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the newly commissioned "uss gerald ford" carrier is already making history here. the navy took its brand-new carrier out for a test ride off the coast of virginia on friday. for the first time, a fighter jet did this, it took off and landed a carrier using a new electromaggettic system and it's supposed to be more reliable than the old steam catapult system. >> that's pretty cool. maybe when you were a kid you would love to climb up on trees. turns out there's a

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it's a little cool out there this morning, and some areas in the shenandoah area starting in the upper 40s. we will all warm in the mid to upper 80s, which is quite a change because we were in the 70s yesterday. we will have full sunshine out there today, and low humidity. we keep the temperatures going up and we keep the humidity going up as well, and we will let you know how hot it's going to get for the rest of the workweek coming up in ten minutes. it might be hard for your kids to think about school again, and even parents, it might be hard for you. >> some parents are like, go. >> it's stressful getting back in transition. a

the supplies when some folks don't have the means. that's where news4 comes in, and we want to thank all of you who were so generous to stop by the center at prince georges county yesterday. a lot of you dropping off backpacks in the drive. and you saw some of the folks from news4 helping collect all of the donations. everything collected makes a world of difference for local kids. >> i know it's so important for a lot of kids, they don't have the things they need and get bullied sometimes and feel ashamed and we have to do everything we can to inspire kids. >> she's right. if you missed your chance to donate, you still have time. log on to the nbc washington app, and search for "supporting our schools", and any online donation

supplies they need for the upcoming school year. american women over the age of 30 are having more babies than younger moms. hi, i joined that club. i am expecting this fall. if you are having a baby in your 30s or 40s, you are part of a growing trend. >> we are not going to have a mike drake, dude. no. >> sean hill and her husband have always agreed on one thing. >> you feel the kicks and then you feel the knees. >> they wanted this. >> we are expecting a little baby boy. >> is it your first? >> yes. she wanted to start a family for years, but at age 33, the time felt just right. >> you are more secure in your workplace and with finances than we were in our 20s. i feel like it has been that way for a wh

>> turns out she is not alone, one doctor said most of the expecting moms they see are in their 30s and 40s. >> what do you think is behind the shift? >> i think women now have more opportunities to start their careers and have a career before they start families. >> for the first time in the u.s. the number of babies born to moms in their 30s is more than moms in their 30s, and the average of first-time moms is also up. with age abnormalities increase, but they can monitor medical complications like diabetes and hypertension? >> all of those can be followed and managed appropriately. it should not

>> the ability for older women to have babies also improved. >> you immediately just want to start shouting it from the rooftops, but there's another part of you that is like, i don't know if i could get excited yet. >> this fall it's a girl for ashley holiday and her husband, alex. at age 32, her latest round of ivf worked. >> it's nice to know there's so many options, and even if you do have a lot of trouble at the beginning, you can get over that hump eventually. >> a lot of babies. >> our wall of success. >> her doctor told me huge strides had been made in reproductive activity, and a new fertility test was able to pinpoint the best time for her to get pregnant. >> we

implantation window, for whatever reason, was shifted by 24 hours. >> according to the society for assisted reproductive technology, more women are getting help having babies, and it could be costly, tens of thousands. >> we were completely 100% out of pocket. but it's worth it when you get this ending. a sweet ending. >> for so many waiting later in life for a new beginning. >> i am so excited! >> and happy to report, we have an update to share. the mom right there, this past week, they celebrated the birth of their son, and we do want to congratulate the happy family. baby and mama doing just fine, nice and healthy. you will find out more about this, and you can find the stories on older women having babies in our nbc washington

the word fertility. >> nobody is going to mess with maximus. >> and it stays off octavia, which is the father's name. >> a perfect start today, too. cooler, kind of southern california. >> yeah, and saying you wanted a pumpkin spice latte -- >> you have to wait until fall rolls around for that. we are getting closer to that, and we are definitely feeling like fall out there today. it's incredible. we really don't get this kind of weather here in july. no humidity out there. temperatures climbing out of the low 50s and low 60s. now eventually we will take the temperatures into the 80s for daytime highs today, and that's about it. as we continue through the remainder of the day, we are looking at temperatures moving right on up into the mid-80s f

daytime highs. hourly temperatures, you can see in the upper 70s by the early afternoon. we will continue to warm things right on up. if you are headed out to national's park, we will have a doubleheader today. remember one was postponed for today, and they are taking on the brewers at 1:35, and then again at 7:05, so for the first inning temperatures around 80 and it's going to be great weather for baseball. not only this afternoon, but also this evening. we do not have any rain, thank goodness, to talk of. high pressure in charge, and not even cloud cover from new england down to the south and out to the midwest. looking good across the board. not only here, but the entire eastern part of the united states. blue skies and low humidity. if you need to get outside and do things, go ahead, and brunch outside, dinner outside, you have plenty of options today. church services, perfect condio

friday. go ahead and get it done, outdoor eating looks good not only tonight but pretty much all through the workweek. temperatures in the upper 80s and the humidity stays on the low side. upper qu80s for your monday ands we continue through wednesday, thursday and friday, and you will feel the humidity on tuesday, and then rain drops from friday into saturday and that's our next chance of rain. >> do you like hacats? >> yes. did you say cats or hats? >> cats. >> it's a purrfect. >> it's creepy.

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this is special. for the first time this this morning, angie taking us inside her home. >> yeah, right. this is so weird. if you are a cat lover, a feline inspired house out in arizona. this is an incredible, spectacular home listing. i don't know what you would call it.

>> it's the most unusual home for sale in america. >> there's more? >> there is more. this is just her exercise room. this 2,200 square foot home is covered wall to wall, floor to ceiling. >> oh, my god. >> with cats. >> this was her master bedroom. which is all cats. >> realtor, liz keller, listed the home for $240,000. >> this is by far the most unusual listing i have had or seen or heard about. >> keller says the owner is a shy woman that did not want to be interviewed but she built this log cabin with her husband and when he became terminally ill, she worked on the process of doing the house over years. it has bee

project. in the bathroom, she even has a tank handle on the toilet that is a cat. >> since going on the market a month ago the listing has gone viral with millions of hits online, however we are the first news crew to show up for a look. >> every square inch of the ceiling up here is puzzles she put together and tacked to the ceiling. >> how do you feel standing there? >> overwhelmed. >> what is amazing, she only has two cats. >> i thought this place was going to smell, and it doesn't. there was a designated room for the cat box. there's interests from cat rescue groups, but as much cat stuff as it s. it's only half of what used to be here. >> you can say why would you list that? it must smell like cats?

i love it. >> for the right buyer, it's perrfect. believe it or not, no offers yet. we are going to start to feel the heat this week, and it has been a nice break, but the humidity is making a comeback. we will tell you that. and we will need the heat to dry up the flooding we have seen over the last

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it's 7:30 on this sunday morning. d.c. police investigating a homicide in petworth. we know one man died because of a shooting and the other man is in the hospital. this happened on kansas avenue near decatur street. a suspected gang member suspected of two killings in texas was arrested in arlington, virginia. he came to northern virginia after killing a man earlier this month in the houston area. he's also accused of killing a 16-year-old boy last year. and president trump staying interested in trump care, and in a series much treats he said the effort to repeal and replace obamacare is not dead. >> announcer:

>> welcome on this sunday morning. adam has the morning off, and i am david culver alongside angie goff. last night and this morning, no humidity. feels great. >> lauryn ricketts is standing by and setting us up for a gorgeous day. >> last night was fantastic. we had a nice breeze in place, and you could feel the humidity clearing out and the temperatures dropping. they fell in the low 50s and 60s. that was our range, and that sun came up an hour and 20 minutes ago. it was a beautiful start to your saturday morning. temperatures 64 degrees, and wind at 5 to 10 miles per hour. looking across not only here in d.c. where we are 64, but outside the beltway, the shenandoah climbing out of the 50s right now, and we're ending up in the 80s for the daytime highs today, and we have heat and humidity on the way and we will let you know when rain chances will return in a

over. many of you may still be trying to dry out today. this is what it looked like in upper marlboro yesterday. we also found this, flooded parking lots. the high water did not seem to phase some animals. we're talking about what you are about to see here, dogs, yeah, some ducks, they enjoyed it. some folks say they came just to take a look at the water filling the streets. >> just wanted to come down here and watch the water. very peaceful, you know, soothing. >> one of the local highway departments tells news4 they saw a beaver making its way through high water yesterday. 7:32. all of the rain caused quite a mess in northwest, d.c. the dogdens become flooded because of the rain and they had to toss out the

looking for donations and towels and sheets and blankets, and you can always add to the family, you can look for a new pet. the alliance said it is flooded with animals, and thank you for the donations. our area did not get hit as hard as some spots in virginia. the governor declared state of emergency yesterday after more than three inches of rain fell in some counties. one-third of marion county is still underwater, and first responders had to make 50 water rescues and dozens of roads were closed to traffic. the west virginia attorney general is warning about price gouging after the storm. one year after what was a deadly and devastating flood, folks who live here are celebrating the resilient

the community. they paused to remember the three people who lost their lives during last year's flood. today there will be a prayer service to honor their lives. nearly all of the damaged businesses back up and running, and now the city is focussing on keeping this from ever happening again, and the community will get $18 million in local, state and federal funds to help prevent future disasters. and then thousands of tourists were evacuated from two islands after a construction crew cut a transmission line, and everybody except for residents are being ordered to leave, and it's the height of tourist season in the region, and business owners say they are worried this is going to have a big impact on their bottom lines. crews continue to work this morning to repair that line. while many of us slept overnight a military show of force. today the u.s.

bombers in response to north korea's latest missile test. it's pretty scary. >> striking new images released by north korea showing the intercontinental ballistic missile that could u.s. cities in striking range. and the missile fell into the sea 230 miles off the coast. the videos have not been independently verified by nbc news. the late night launch was supervised by kim jong-un, who called the test a serious warning that their weapons could hit the entire u.s. mainland. >> kim jong-un is dangerous because he's unpredictable and his technology in develop

hit the u.s., the mainland, is advancing. we don't appear to have a strategy to deal with him, and he's taking advantage of that. >> the crisis is now triggering an arms build up in asia with south korea confirming talks with the u.s. for stronger missiles. the president ordered rapid deployment of the u.s. defense missile system sthat was suspended in may. the u.s. has been testing missile enter scepters in alaska with more launches planned for this weekend. the arms build up here suggest south korea is nervous with its alliance with the u.s., even though more arms are sure to infuriate china, so there's insecurity across the region and no clearest strategy to deal with it. now back to

over an encounter that happened in the persian gulf, and iran's ships heading toward the "uss nimitz" at a high rate of speed. the u.s. tried to establish communication and did not get a response and they shot warning flares causing them to stop. the u.s. says the interaction was safe and professional and iran state news agency called it unprofessional. and take a look at this in barcelona spain last night at an outdoor music festival, a massive fireball, smoke going up into the sky. the 22,000 people that were there all got out safely. they say the fire started near a bank of speakers. organizers say a technical malfunction sparked it.

of its fleet of cruisers in austin, texas, and 20 austin police officers tested positive for carbon monoxide. they drove ford explorer police cruisers and in all 397 suv police cruisers were pulled and ford says they are fixing them now, and the police department plans to double up officers in the available patrol cars. back here at home, a reminder to move over. two maryland state trooper cruisers are damaged after an suv driver rammed into them. the crash happened on the beltway near the connecticut avenue exit. it was early yesterday morning. the troopers were there investigating a crash and pulled off to the side. they are okay but the driver is facing negligent driving charges. the news4 i-team says there have

involving maryland state police since the beginning of last year. 7:39 your time now on this sunday as we look live outside, feeling more like a fall morning than summer, but that is about to change. we have got lauryn ricketts updating her forecast. she will let us know how soon the heat will be back and humidity. stealing from history. theare piece r

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sunday morning. lauryn is tracking a major warm up. how soon we will be back up in the 80s. sounds more like it, right? >> it does. and how the transgender issue is dividing lawmakers including one candidate looking to make

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sunday morning. it's very comfortable out there right now, and those temperatures are only going to go up with plenty of sunshine. we're going to move into the 80s today. we are keeping that humidity in check and when that humidity rolls back in this weekend and the temperatures keep shooting on the way up into the 90s. we will let you know how hot it will get and when you can expect rain coming up in just minutes. and then a major military policy reversal. >> it's having a big impact in a local state house race in prince william county, virginia. and the democratic candidate is looking to make history as the first transgender lawmaker. >> it pits a 13-term republican incumbent, bob

a transgender running for the state legislature. marshall supports the ban on the transgender serving in the military. $143,000 can help a wounded warrior or a vet that is entitled to receive medical care after serving in our military. >> danica roem calls that duh skreupl nary. >> she said that ban resulted on her biggest day of contributions since her campaign began. >> yesterday we received the most donation that came in locally and from within

district and across the country. >> marshall said 80% of his opponent's donations come from out of state. >> that was news4's chris gordon reporting. some see the election shaping up as a referendum on transgender politics that will be followed by the national media. both candidates say they will continue to focus on local issues that continue to affect their county. somebody took a rare gold replica of the lunar space module from the armstrong space museum. it's five inches tall and it's solid gold. officers responded to an alarm at the museum around 11:00 friday night and discovered the break-in. the replica is one of three in existence, and it was created by

jewelry makers, and its absence from the museum is really a loss to the public. >> it's a public institution. we are here to serve the public, to preserve these objects, and then to share them with the people, to make them available. so if somebody decided that they were more important than the rest of the public. >> here's what is really so special about them. they were given to astronauts, neil armstrong and buzz -- hopefully they will track those down. lauryn, i have a question, around 2:00 tomorrow morning -- you are starting the news at 4:00 a.m. >> yeah, for those who have not heard the wonderful news, we are starting the news earlier than ever before with a local newscast that begins at 4:00 a.m., and i will be there to help

buddy, chuck bell. we will get your headlines and weather, and also good news. >> 2:00 a.m., when you wake up and you are on your way in tomorrow morning, it's going to be fairly nice. >> yeah. >> that's good news right there. it's going to be fairly nice. you don't have to drive through rain or covering any breaking weather news as angie will be head into work. it's beautiful. more cool mornings to come and then we are warming up. we are going to keep that humidity in check. we will see the humidity build by the time we get it to tuesday, and then we will feel it by tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. you step out to the shenandoah valley, and temperatures were in the upper 40s to start this morning. it was

hopefully you had your windows open last night, especially with the breeze going on last night. we will be in the low 70s by 10:00, and looking good for the soccer games, and looking good for exercise. get the car washed because we will not have rain until friday. again, really the humidity not coming back in until wednesday. so fire up that grill this afternoon because we are going to keep a lot of the rain chances out of here, and high pressure is in charge, and we are looking good all throughout the united states. tomorrow we are going to top up out in the upper 80s, and still keeping the humidity on the low side with plenty of sunshine, and again that humidity starts to build back in by tuesday and we will show you the 10-day forecast coming up in a bit. guys? >> see you then, lauryn. bethesda's girl living up to her name, and how our local

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now katie ledecky kicks with her legs. >> in the dust. in the dust. no surprise that olympian, katie ledecky, claimed gold in the 800-meter freestyle. she did not earn any personal best times but still walked away a winner. she captured five gold

the most successful meet in her career in terms of medals. >> a lot of motivation this weekend using it in a positive way going forward. >> congratulations to her. >> awesome. another star, actor kevin bacon got to sing familiar lines on a local stage for a great cause. >> he surprised police officers at a benefit and it was like he was ren mccormick all over again. >> bacon and his brother performed "footloose" with alexandria police chief, and they hosted a karaoke event, and the brothers perform often in the area. >> alexandria has been good to us through the years, and thank you to you guysor

thanks for having us. >> thanks for coming. >> the mayor also there and she thanked officers for their quick actions at the congressional baseball shooting last month. we are going to start in the district this morning where police are trying to figure out who shot two people in petworth this morning, and one person died and the other is in the hospital on kansas avenue northwest, and any updates we will push through the nbc washington app for you. a suspected gang member is being held in arlington. local police arrested hernandez, and he's accused of killing a man and a 16-year-old in the houston area. many of you may be drying to dry out for the recent storms that rolled through. this is what it looked like in upper

president trump is not giving up on repealing and replacing the affordable air ca act. a fall-like start. >> yes, temperatures are more like summer. low humidity. humidity rolls back in tomorrow. right around 90, and next chance of rain will be on friday. >> looks like we are in for a nice stretch there. >> yeah, very nice. very nice. that's going to wrap it up for this edition of "news4 today," and thank you for spending your sunday morning with us.

john kelly john kelly will do a fantastic job. >> clearly a disapointing moment. >> it's kind of hurtful. c job. >> a disappointing moment. >> it is hurtful. >> just something no parent would want to go through. >> champion for the year right there. good morning. welcome to "sunday today." i am willie geist. it is great to be back with you after we made way last week for jordan spieth and the open championship and we have a lot to catch up on after an extraordinary week in washington. a failed health care bill, jordan spieth. brutal public fighting within the trump administration, and the president's twitter attacks on his own attorney general.