. right now on "news4 today," tragedy in a church parking lot. what investigators are recovering as a couple recovers in the hospital. and then an aircraft with marines crashes off the coast of australia. . good sunday morning to you all out there. hope you are having a good start so far. it's 6:00 a.m. on the dot. i am adam

>> i am megan mcgrath. we have one more day, and yesterday the wind was phenomenal. we had a nice breeze out of the northwest suppressing the humidity, and so maybe breezy at times for some people but it was wonderful with lower humidity. don't get that kind of weather here in august. that sun just beginning to come up right now, and that sunrise at 6:13 a.m. the winds are calm and that's the way it's going to be throughout the remainder of the day, so looking good for today. as we continue into tomorrow, you will want to bring the umbrella because you will need them, unfortunately. we will see rain showers tonight, and low to mid-80s, not as breezy but increasing clouds. >> thanks. an elderly couple in critical condition after being struck by a car after attending a

this happened yesterday afternoon in bethesda in a church parking lot. we will show you video of the damage you will see. you will notice the windshield cracked. both the man and women are 86 years old. police who live nearby, or people rather who live nearby say there's a lot of traffic in this area. >> you have to be careful, yeah, because it's a busy street. i was surprised it happened in the parking lot. people should be looking. i don't know. i don't know. i don't know what to say. >> the couple was attending a funeral for the church's former minister. we are told the driver did stay on scene. d.c. police are taking action after one of their officers wore a t-shirt that some call

the officer you see in the picture is on desk duty. he was an arresting officer in a gun dismissing case, and that case was dismissed because of the t-shirt. a man was found dead on saturday. the small town is just across the d.c. line. police say it has been four, maybe five years since they last investigated a homicide in mt. rainier. long time residents are shocked and say their community is like a family. >> it's one of the small communities, and it was like a family, we were all a family. >> the man's identity has not yet been released. and then we're told the er

passenger is dead. police say the driver hit a parked car and ran away from the scene. officers eventually caught up with the driver. you can see it on florida avenue. and then three u.s. marines went missing saturday after their plane crashed into the sea off of the coast of australia. the marines were in an osprey aircraft like you see there on its final approach to an american airline carrier, and 26 were onboard and 23 were rescued. the bombing of a mosque is being called an attack on their community. it happened yesterday just before morning prayer. the blast was from

explosive device and it caused a fire inside the imam's office. the motive and whether it was a hate crime has not yet been determined. and then baltimore police say a 24-year-old man was shot around 5:00, and a 37-year-old man was shot just before 10:00 last night. before yesterday it was reported 210 homicides since the beginning of the year. and then yesterday they presented johnson's family with a memorial ghost bike. the family plans to decorate the all-white bike and place it

the crash scene. back in june a driver hit johnson as he was driving his bike and then the driver stopped that and then kept going. the family is pleading for the driver to come forward. >> we all have a conscience, so i believe they will find a person. >> more or less, we are looking for closure, if the driver can come up and apologize, that would be great for my family. >> if you have information that can help police with the case, they want to hear from you. the family has a gofundme set up, and you can find the link on the nbc washington app. if you are enjoying this low humidity, don't get too comfortable. lauryn is tracking the weather. and then a rough decent that sent drinks and

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flight. ten people were hurt due to severe turbance from athens to philly questioned. firefighters arrived on the tarmac to check passengers when the plane landed. three passengers and seven crew members were injured. right now people living in new orleans are bracing for another day of rain. take a look at the images tweeted out. heavy rainfall left residents stranded yesterday and these people used a canoe to get around. eight inches of

some places saw a rate of two inches per hour and emergency officials say they responded to more than two dozen calls. i don't think we are expecting that rainfall around here. the sunrise is coming up. >> it's nice. >> let's check in with lauryn ricketts. >> san diego weather is what we had, sure? >> yeah, just let megan take it from there. >> i got you. >> it's a great day out there. yesterday was gorgeous. it's another wonderful day. the sunrise, beautiful this morning. temperatures are a little on the cool side out there this morning. very similar to yesterday and we are warming things up. it's going to be another great day, as i said. not as breezy, and yesterday we had breezy winds out there, over 20 miles per hour. make sure you keep the umbrella on hand until monday, and you may need it late tonight as we could have a few showers

after 8:00. until then if you want to get outside and go for a run, looking wonderful out there today. temperatures topping out in the low to mid-80s, perfect weather. we will see an increase in cloud cover this evening. d.c., the warm spot, stuck at 68 degrees. you step outside the beltway and you start to see some of the cooler temperatures. 59 at dulles, and 58 in gaithersburg, and 60 in leesburg, so it's chilly but it's beautiful and hopefully you had the windows open last night. more clouds to come as we go through the day. humidity will start to increase overnight and not until then. you have another day of low humidity out there, low to mid-80s. not as breezy. so enjoy this sunshine, especially for the first half of the day, and that should say sunday. it's looking good for your pool forecast. as we continue through the day we could have a

isolated showers and thunderstorms. after 8:00 or 9:00, and possibly later, but there are a few thunderstorms popping in the corridor after 8:00 p.m. through the over night we will see a few isolated showers, and hopefully tomorrow morning's commute will be a-okay, and take the umbrella because we have scattered showers and thunderstorms all throughout the day as the warm front lifts through the area and then a cold front will come through. the humidity will drop as we get to tuesday. tomorrow your commute a little on the stormy side. again, here we go, looking at this we have a chance for storms all throughout the day. and then we return to much nicer conditions on tuesday and wednesday before more storm chances toward the end of next week. >> soak up today, humidity coming up

the "reporter's notebook." >> it's difficult to characterize the shock and the outrage and the horror over the child sex abuse case involving a track coach. carlos bell faces 100 counts and deliberately trying to infect them with hiv. tracy you have been covering the story and one of the questions everybody is asking, of course, is how parents and others could have missed this? how it could have gone on for two years without being exposed? how did teachers and administrators and everybody miss it? >> we are starting to see the charles county school system wants to figure that out and the first thing they did in terms of the staff is remove the principal from the middle school in charles county to give them an opportunity to give the kids

of the school year. we saw this ripple affect where principals and teachers were removed, and schools -- the school system is still suffering, the backlash of having so many qualified teachers taken out, and the question is how many people did know about it? it appears after he was first placed on administrative leave, the students were talking about it long before the charges were made public, and long before he was arrested, the kids knew something about it. so now the question is, why aren't more coming forward? why aren't more cooperating? the less press conference we heard earlier this week the charles county states attorney said they have 24 victims and most of the victims they have seen on video, and 11 still have not been identified, and that te

not coming forward and not saying this happened to me. i talked with a counselor who said they believe the part of the sigma associated with the case. we are talking about the possibility of a hiv transmission and all of these things being an issue for these kids and their families and possibly to the point that parents don't know or don't want to put the kids more through more than what they are already dealing with. >> parents want something done and changes made and something has been done and the principal has been removed and there's an investigation under way. there are questions about why it took so long to unveil the charges against him. what generally happens and what should happen in a case like this? >> there's an appeals process for an employee, so there's an appeals process to make sure their rights are protected. i am not sure what

case -- those are just the cases we know about. we know cases are slipping through the cracks. pw bureaucratic snafus where they don't lose their licenses. and there are so many other cases happening in our area, the charles county case is the tip of the iceberg. >> tracy, we know of the 24 about half of them have not yet been identified. you mentioned that maybe there's concern and hesitation about coming forward, and is it possible parents may not even know that their children have

been victimized? >> there are cases where the kids say i am not a victim, and i have talks to folks where they are getting calls from the fbi saying we found pictures with your kids. parents who don't know in some of these instances. it's so important for parents to sit down with these kids if they had this man as a track coach or if he was an administrative aide to have eye contact and a conversation to use your words and ask the questions and watch how your child reacts. the only person who understands if your child has been a victim of something like this, it's the parent. you are the only one that can see the signs, and if you missed it you need to go back and take another look because this is a serious case and these charges of trying to transmit

illness and it's imperative parents find out if your child was a victim. >> a couple victims have been tested and do we know there's more testing? >> they are not releasing that information. i had one official working closely with the case telling me they hope they will never say how many of these victims did contract hiv, and it's a privacy and personal health issue, and if anybody ever came forward they don't want anybody to have that stigma associated, so they are probably never going to answer that question for us publicly, but i will say this, because you ask how was it allowed to happen? i have been told by one source close to the investigation, they are calling bell a master groomer, that he was really good at disarming these kids and that like most predators he gives them what they want and what they need to see, and chooses the

it's like picking somebody in a relationship, and you know who you are going to connect with and who you are going to manipulate, and he could tell, okay, you are probably going to be a problem or not. >> this grooming is a major issue. we have done a number of stories about child sex predators in the classroom and we go to the parents and communities and they kick back at first not believing it's possible that everybody's favorite teacher or trusted coach could do something wrong. and groomers are pop thrular, a they do pick kids that others won't believe. it's a red flag. >> we have got to take a break and we'll be right back.

will the shake-up at the va medical district help fix what ails the facility. your i-team scott first reported the story, and we have a new inspector general's report, and what did it show? what was going on at the hospital? >> a mess is the right word. the director was moved down to the street to a high profile job at headquarters, so he was under scrutiny after our i-team reports. there was a cockroach infestation in the kitchen, and holes in the wall and cracks in the walls in

the inspector general report released tuesday of last week found out sensitive v information was being sent to a wife's e-mail account. and now under congressional investigation as well now. and the i-team found there was a patient's body that went undiscovered for two days out in the working lot. there are va medical facilities in every community in america and maryland, virginia, d.c., and throughout the country, you can't have unacceptable practices inside the medical center down the road from the white house and down the road from agency headquarters. >> so aside from the praarking t security being beefed up, what other steps can be

where they had to shut down an operating room because the air-conditioning was not working inside. there's investigators on site to monitor what is going on, and it's the new interim director that will have to do something to change the culture and the practices of the facility. the deadliest road in the region, that's what aaa is saying about indian head highway, root 210. another crash on wednesday brought the death toll to five just this year, and there have been more than a dozen fatal accidents in five years, and just two weeks ago two men died on a wrong-way crash on 210. what do police believe is contributing to all of the fatal accidents on 210 and what do they plan to do about it? >> on 210 for some reason you have the worst of everything happening on that stretch of roadway. it's long,

it has multiple lanes. the speed limit in most of the sections are 45 miles per hour, and people go sometimes twice as fast. they made 2,400 traffic stops on 210. that's just prince georges county, and not talking about what state police have done. last year they made 3,500 in the whole of the year, and they are on track to do twice as many stops on 210, and we have road rage and speeders and dui and drunk driving. there's a mix of all of this stuff that makes for a dangerous roadway. >> and there's construction. >> yeah, long-term construction. there are lanes closed and the accident that happened on palm road happened near the construction site as well, and there was a motorcyclist killed, the fourth in four years where that has happened. what the princor

have more vehicles down, and more marked vehicles, and aaa said that's what they need to do. what we need is a road with a culture change. my theory, and i'm not an expert, but what i have always said, where you cover violent accidents, people have long commutes. they come from the district and by the time they get closer to home they are speeding to get there, and they are tired and worn out and their patience is gone. it's the culture. >> i could buy that, but i know for a fact that it happens in the morning on the way to work, so it's not just at the end of the day. >> waking up angry. >> we all know it's happening and we could put data behind it and state

police, and single-car accidents are distracted driving, and it's a recipe for what we are seeing on indian head highway. >> speed cameras? >> they can't affording to maryland law, and only around schools in maryland. >> and on the beltway? >> right. it's something that some of the folks we talked to brought up and said we would love to see them do that here because it could be a big help to change the culture here for sure. >> there's deep frustration over cancels plans to relocate the fbi headquarters, and the gsa is drawing up a new plan during a bipartisan senate committee, and the agency agreed to come up with a workable solution, and the u.s. senator from maryland urged them to get this project back on track. everybody was

this, and a few people can accept it. what do we know about any plans in these meetings, scott? >> out of the senate committee hearing on wednesday, the general services administration would come up with a new plan in 120 days, which is four months, and the new plan is not a site location or building size but it's a new theory how to do it, and the old theory was a building swap. what gsa now has to do is come up with a new theory and concept but not a new site location and not shovels in the ground, that's years away. >> the thing that is interesting about the meeting they had was part of it was to figure why this fell apart. to think about all the money shovelled into the project, to see this happen, to see a new fbi headquarters created, and the stuff that was spent to make it happen and then for the federal government to s

forward let's take a look at how it fell apart. it's amazingly frustrating for jurisdictions to be able to depend on the federal government to do what it says it's going to do. this is something that happens in private industry, not in the federal government. it's a frightening ordeal. >> it a dispute in the federal government, and it's congress not giving enough money to the administration to do it, and it's not that the federal government failed to help local communities, it's the federal governments arguing with itself over how to help communities which is a more difficult problem. >> i know for leaders in prince georges it's back to the drawing board. >> yeah, back to the drawing board. it's going to be years again before we know what happens next. >> tracy and scott, thank you. thank you, that's "reporters notebook." i am pat lawson muse, and "news4 today" continues.

an elderly couple injured after a car struck them in the church parking lot in bethesda. the 86-year-old man and woman are listed in serious condition. prince georges county police are searching for a suspect in a rare homicide case, and a man was found dead in mt. rainier yesterday. it has been four or five years since the last homicide investigation in their small town and the man's identity has not been released. and then the recovery mission for three u.s. marines missing off the coast of australia after their plane crashed into the sea. their next of kin have been notified. we have a lot going on on this sunday morning, including a beautiful sunrise right behind us. hope you are having a

to your day. i adam tuss. >> we are on track for a beautiful sunday, lauryn? >> yeah, you got it. we are looking good as we continue through the day. the only thing different from yesterday is we are not going to have the wind. the wind was nice and refreshing, and we are not going to have that. it's going to be dry through the day today before rain chances increase. the sunrise just came up 15 minutes after 6:00 a.m. beautiful morning out there this morning. it's 68 degrees. it's cool and it's nice and we will be comfortable today with low humidity. looking good through today. we have rain chances through the forecast as we head through late tonight and we definitely need that umbrella for tomorrow. we will time out rain chances and storm chances coming up next. >> thank you. developing this morning, rex tillerson holding new

today with south korea's foreign minister after the u.n. security council approved sanctions for north korea. the santions on north korea include a ban on coal. president trump is defending his break from washington yesterday, in a tweet said long-planned construction is being done at the white house. this is not a vacation. he is spending time at his private golf club in new jersey, and stephanie gosk has more on the town and the trump affect. >> the best way to appreciate the beauty of bed minister, new jersey, is in the sk

right there in the middle sits trump national, what is now the summer white house. >> if president trump was down there, we would not be able to do this, right? >> no, nobody is allowed to fly over here at that time. >> the residents value the serenity here, just far enough outside of new york city to feel like an escape, but their most famous neighbor, the president of the united states has put this sleepy hamlet on the map. >> probably our biggest danger, we will lose our status of one of the better kept secrets. >> and as much as $300,000 for seven visits. >> for a small town like this that's a lot of money. >> the police chief is not involved in the security of the president, that falls on the shoulder's of secret service. >> it's not a big police department? >> no, it's not. >> but still has to understand and

>> i knew my job became a little more difficult -- >> a little bit? >> a lot more difficult. >> roman's job gets tougher, too. >> i am told this sandwich is the best in town. >> absolutely. >> what was it like when he was in town this last time? >> shear mayhem. >> president trump bought his property in 2002. >> and i hate to say it, but the biggest complaint, all the news crews. >> us you mean? and the president and the town just might agree. >> leave us alone. as president trump said renovations are under way at the white house, and the west wing's heating and cooling system is getting an upgrade

the first time in six decades, the oval office is also on the to do list, and workers were spotted carrying out the resolute desk yesterday. chuck todd will focus on trump, the parties and our broken parties at 10:30 here after "news4 today." listen to the latest barrier for college students trying to complete their education. according to the "washington post" there's a virginia law that requires colleges and universities to move accounts of less than $3,000 that are 60 days past due to private debt collectors, and that move can add hundreds of dollars to student debt. 15 states have laws instructed to use collection agencies when they can't get it on their own. d dot is temporarily

the sidewalks while crews make repairs there, and the closures start this morning at 8:00 and will last through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, and a lot of people use that bridge on the weekend and the same closure will occur every sunday, monday, thursday and friday through october 6th. speaking of closures, this next one could really throw a wrench in your commute tomorrow, a stretch of the green line is closed. those stations are set to re-open in two weeks after crews make repairs to the tracks there, and the nailer road station will be closed for the next two weeks as well. for a complete look at all the closures, search metro in the nbc washington app. if you are looking to buy land there's an island for sale and it comes with 30 residents, but they are goats. the 55-acre goat island is on the market for

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>> and he was traded to the redskins. he earned an $8 million salary for a year in washington, and it didn't just pan out for the team. 8 mill for one year. two sacks? >> not too shabby. >> interesting. the skins are putting the past behind them. >> with training camp in full swing, yesterday fans got a full chance to get up close with some of the players. fans had a chance to bring some of the things they wanted to get signed. >> yeah, normally that means stuff like jerseys or footballs, but some of the requests were a little odd. take a listen. >> i don't know if it's weird -- well, maybe it is weird. i had to sign a banana one time. >> it was a dirty and roughed up shoe, and he was like, here. >> probably signing a baby, that's weird. >> it was on the

time. >> it was a newborn baby. >> i never signed anything weird but just got these brownies. >> an estimated 8 to 10,000 people attended the event yesterday. >> what happened to the autograph book? remember that? >> yes. or just a player card. >> yeah, something simple. >> got to keep it interesting. a big town build as a smaller. this weekend residents came together to enjoy town day, and news4 photo journalist shows us why they feel their home is so special. >> you know we got a secret. we call this the best kept secret in pg county. >> sing it! >> this is my secret batter, man. and the rest of it is made with love. >> it has been a pleasure growing up here, and it's a different pac

people get to experience, peace and joy, and that's what eagle harbor is about. >> it's just such a closed base community out here, but we're the jewel of prince georges county because not a lot of people know about it. >> my family has been associated with this land for years and years, and this land is dear to my heart and i feel like it's part of me. i am homegrown here right on the river. >> town day has been something that we have been doing for a very long time. it is to recognize the founders of the town, and to celebrate the achievements of the town and to fellowship with our friends and partners all across the state. it definitely touches my heart to see the kids having a good time, but i want them to know the history that is here. it's one thing to be happy, and it's another thing to be knowledgeable. >> all right. eagle harbor is one

places where everybody knows your name. >> only 63 people live there in the last census report. how cool. open up the window, and a beautiful sunrise on this sunday morning. it's 6:41. it's nice now but storms are going to have a big impact on the rest of the day today, and in your workweek lauryn is tracking how you can prepare for tomorrow's commutes. ♪ ♪ strike up the band and make history. how a group of veterans are being honored this weekend and a remarkable legacy they pave for future generatio ns

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it's empty here in d.c. with congress on break and president trump on vacation. >> and we don't

we have the russia investigation. what do you see happening as we go through the next couple of weeks here? >> i think it's the way the president tries to stay in the story, and it's usually when he has more down time is when we can sometimes decide that he wants to pop something on twitter or start a little controversy. this is going to be a fascinating test for the new chief of staff who has to keep him reigned in a little bit. he may have more free times on his hands being up in bed minister right now. this is when he gets out the twitter machine and who knows where it goes. >> he says he's working. >> well, the fact is, all presidents need down time. this is, you know, we are going to go through this again, democrats, were mad

he went away, and republicans were mad at obama for martha's vineyard, and presidents need down time. he likes attention, and if we are not giving him enough he will demand it. >> via twitter. can we expect anything to get done this month? >> they had big ambitions. they thought they would get health care and tax reform done by august, and they don't have either done by this point. one of the things we are doing with the show today, there was something about this week that felt while it was tumultuous, it felt similar whether it was a white house shake-up or the russian investigation expanding or congress getting nothing done, and we are in the wash, rinse repeat in the gridlock here in

obviously our political parties are broken, and the republican party, all this control and power, can't get it done. and why is it that both political parties seem to be stuck in a ditch? >> who are you bringing in for the show? >> jeff flake who wrote this book that seems to rip his own party, and then jerry brown, it's an interesting conversation with the governor of california. >> you can see "meet the press" every sunday 10:30 right here after "news4 today." >> welcome back. >> thank you, tuss. we missed you. >> i need a break too, just like the president. >> i hear you. >> we missed your tweets though. >> we will are all back. thanks, guys. a unique group of world war ii veterans are being honored for their service and they were some of the f

>> and they took the music of the 1940s and brought it into the world. we are introduced into the navy b1 banned. >> when you have spent years in a band you can't help but sing along. it was 75 years ago that these navy band members marched to the beat of their own drums. they were among the first of african-americans to serve during world war ii. >> during that time if you were black you had limited opportunities. >> always wanted to be somebody, and being a pioneer, i feel good about it. >> now today they are marking a new first, the first ever trip to see the museum of the navy, and while they are at it, to be the stars of the show once more. >> to

years, many years, it's beautiful. >> my 3 1/2 years couldn't have been better spent, and if i had to do it again i would be glad to do it. we played our part just like everybody else to help to really win world war ii. >> they played their part in the band and in the books called history. >> this is a great honor for us. it's just great. >> i love that. today the b1 bats will be recognized at the morning worship center and honored with a reception center. the time is 6:49. that was a beautiful sunrise. >> oh, yeah. >> a nice saturday you dialed up, although windy. >> it was like san diego weather. >> it was. you were outside most of theay

kids' birthday party. >> it was a very nice spread and i ate a lot. >> did the wind impact you guys? >> not at all. it was a beautiful day to be outside and eat lunch. it was great. >> it was breezy. the wind was refreshing yesterday, and it's going to be a nice day. more cloud cover by this afternoon but you will not have to worry about any rain until later on tonight. let's talk about the comfortable day we will see out there today. temperatures low to mid-80s. yesterday we topped out at 81 degrees. i think maybe without the wind today we may be a few degrees higher, and that would be like 84. nice and down from our average temperature which is in the upper 80s this time of year. we will have rain showers for monday and the humidity comes back overnight and then drops as we get into tuesday and wednesday. it's a nice morning out there. it's a little cool out there. 68 right now in d.c. 55 in ft.

temperatures, once you step outside the beltway in the upper 50s and low 60s, and then we have a little cloud cover out there now. more clouds will move in as we continue to move in through the afternoon and evening. we are dry this morning, and it's gorgeous out there. we will continue to have the temperatures climb out of the 60s and into the 70s for the morning and then as we get into the afternoon, low to mid-80s, for for out there today. the wind will be on the light side so if you want to head off to the farm market, it will be a beautiful morning for church services. if you want to take the kids to the playground, some folks took them to the playground yesterday at 6:00 a.m., and it's going to be different for tomorrow because we have showers and thunderstorms starting through the commute and through the evening. today we may be dry with maybe a few thunderstorms after 8:00 p.m. ni

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kids in prince georges county will have a better start to the school year thanks to the community's support. yesterday a stuff-a-bus event was a huge success. all of the supplies will go to the chi

school system, and they hope to stuff 10,000 backpacks by the end of the month. that's great. >> cool. we want to take a moment now to congratulate a local high school student. >> 17-year-old john dumalin can add excel champion. the competition was held in anaheim, california, last week, and he says the secret to his success is plain old hard work. >> it's a lot of hard work i put into it, and also i love numbers a lot, and i love working with the numbers and what i can do with them. >> according to the "los angeles times"s past winners have gone on to attend ivy league schools and gone on to work for microsoft. good for him. >> yes, good for him. a lot more ahead on

>> that's including a look at the forecast, and stay with us, we're back after this.

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lot. we have got a story about two elderly people hit by a car. what investigators are uncovering as a couple recovers at the hospital. and then we are in for another gorgeous day, but the sun not lasting too long. how you can plan for the start of the workweek. first, we hope you are having a good start to your sunday morning so far. >> i am adam tuss. >> i am in for angie goff. >> i like san diego weather and i like sunshine, and we have our own lauryn ricketts telling us about that. >> hey, megan. you want to tell us about the weather, megan? >> i got you covered. it's gorgeous as we

oh, boy, absolutely wonderful conditions. and let's go to max 2, guys. as we continue through the day, if you can't go to max 2, that's all right -- oh, there we go. i want to show everybody this beautiful sunrise out there. that's gorgeous. it's going to be another beautiful day. yesterday we had the breezy conditions. northwest winds, 20 miles per hour. that's not going to be the case today. winds are light and temperatures around 70 right now, and low to mid-80s today and very comfortable once again with low humidity. we have a few clouds out there right now, and we expect more to increase as we continue through the afternoon but dry until we head into tonight. we are going to start to see scattered rain showers and we are going to have rain around for your monday. we will time out the rain showers and talk about storm chances coming up in a little bit, guys. >> thank you. an elderly couple is in critical condition after being

a funeral service. it happened yesterday afternoon on river road in bethesda in a church parking lot. you can see the damage coming up here to the windshield of the car. that's the vehicle that struck this elderly couple. on the ground, a cane, shoes, and a pair of glasses, both the man and the woman in the case are 86 years old. people who live nearby say there's a lot of traffic in this area. >> you got to be careful, yeah. it's a busy street here. this street here is a busy street, but i am surprised it happened in the parking lot, people should be looking. but i don't know. i don't know. i don't know what to say. >> you can see police towing away the car right there. we are told that the person who struck that elderly couple remained on scene. this morning d.c. police are taking action after one of their officers wore a

some call racist. the officer you see here in this picture is on desk duty and banned from having any interactions from the public, and he was an arresting officer in a gun possession case, and the judge dismissed that case because of the shirt here. prince georges county police are searching for a suspect in a rare homicide case. a man was found dead on rhode island avenue near the mt. rainier public library on saturday. the small town is just across the d.c. line. police say it has been four or five years since they last investigated a homicide there. long-time residents are shocked and say their community is like a family. >> it's one of the small places on the map, and it's like this place was a family. >> the man's identity has not yet been released. we hav

involving a crash at a north d.c. gas station, and we are told the driver is in custody and a passenger is dead. the driver hit a parked car and ran away from the scene, and officers caught up with the driver. the crash was so powerful it took down a sign at the gas station on florida avenue and police have not released any identities. and then the search and rescue mission called off. they went missing saturday after their plane crashed into the sea off the coast of australia and now it has turned into a recovery mission. the marines were in an osprey aircraft like this one that crashed on its final approach to an american aircraft carrier. there were 26 people onboard and 23 were rescued. the marines' next of kin have been notified. people in bloomington, minnesota, calling the bombing of a mosque an attack on their community, and it happened just before mng

the blast was believed to be from an improvised explosive device. it caused a fire in the imam's office. and the motive in the bombing and whether or not it was a hate crime has yet to be determined. and then baltimore police say a 24-year-old man was shot at around 5:00, and a 37-year-old man was shot just before 10:00 last night. activist called for the cease-fire to last through sunday with the goal of ending a wave of violence in the city, but before yesterday wbla tv reports, 208 homicides in baltimore this year, and that number is now at 210. and the push for peace in the city is not over is what activist say. yesterday johnson's family was presented with a memorial ghost bike, and northeast plan to

the driver stopped for a moment after it hit johnson and then went forward. >> we all have a conscience as the what kind of repercussions we have to deal with, so i do believe they will find the person. >> we are looking for closure, if the driver can come up and apologize, that would be great for my family. >> if you have information that could help the police that the case. the family has a gofundme set up, and you can find that in the app. lauryn is tracking showers and how soon the humidity will return. a scare in the air. the rough ride that sent drinks an pdas

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this is not what you expect to experience at the end of your flight. ten people were hurt due to severe turbulence before landing on an american airlines flight from athens to philly yesterday. passengers said they felt a sudden drop with drinks flying and one person hitting the ceiling. three passengers and seven crew members had to go to the hospital. american airlines say they are taking care of the passengers and that the fasten seat belt sign was on at the time of the turbulence. right now people living in new orleans are bracing for another day of rain. take a look at this. heavy rainfall left residents stranded yesterday. these folks decided to take the canoe out. officials say more than eight inches of rain fell, and some places saw a rate of two inches per hour. emergency officials say they responded to more tha

calls. the time is coming up on 7:10. you are in the clear this morning for shopping and errands, but showers will be on the way later on. making history at west point. the first of its kind achievement for a local woman taking her to the top of her class. ht'll be rig

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if you are headed out to city open here in d.c., the finals are today. good-looking day for that. who would have thought here in august in d.c. we are having nice weather to play tennis outside, and so obviously the hydration is a important part of the athletics there. a great tennis tournament under way. it's going to be incredible for this afternoon. we have three finals this afternoon, and we have rain tonight and we'll talk about that in just about four minutes. >> lauryn, thank you. i love this story. >> yeah. >> a native is making military native as the first african-american woman to be named the top here at west point. this is the picture that has simone's family and friends bursting with pride. it comes with west point's announcement that

the core of cadets, the first african american woman to hold that position. >> i am so proud of her and she's such a role model for me. and -- i'm just so proud. >> simone has always been an achiever, a leader. at fairfax high school she was president of her class and captain of the volleyball team and founder of the black student union, and now at age 20 she is making history. simone was drawn to the military at a young age when as a third grader she marched the mid shipment march into a football game. >> she saw them all in formation and rose up and asked me, what does it take to lead that? >> simone calm appointments to both the academy and west point but it was her love of the army that decided it. >> she takes a lot of pride in west point and she has

she will do what nobody else will do, and it doesn't matter who is watching, if it needs to get done she will do it. >> pat locke was simone's mentor. she made history herself four decades ago as one of west point's first females. >> it's unbelievable that it has happened in my lifetime. i did not think i will see it. >> she painted her car in celebration. >> i wanted the world to know and understand what has just happened in this historic moment. >> her family says simone is well aware of the significance of her new position and knows many will be watching and they hope especially african-american girls will take notice. >> it's so exciting, and it's a great step for not only women but african-american women because it shows no matter what your sex or race, you can really do anything. there's nothing that can hold you back. >> after graduation

simone steps into her next position as intelligence officer. >> as you might have guessed by now, simone's little sister is hoping to get a west point admission, too. companies need employees that can code computers to do what they want. >> the problem is the workers are in short supply even as recent college grads struggle to find jobs. >> the company rev akhur pays them during training, and then places them at companies that need those high-tech skills. with a laptop and some strong wi-fi connection you can do coding anywhere, even outside. coding is what makes it possible for uso

our computer or phone and apps, and even the websites we search is done through coding and it's the instructions the computers learn to follow, and some compare it with learning a foreign language, and given the growing demand in the industry, and tech experts say the demand for coders continues to grow. >> and studying to be a petroleum engineer, and he was facing having to return to college to earn a different degree when he discovered this. >> i like it a lot. the training platform provided was a drastic short cut. >> the training goes beyond just teaching coding. >> to be a software engineer in today's environment you have to have three specific skill sets, and the first is the technologies that are up-to-date, and the second piece that we find that college graduates are lacking

an understanding of how businesses operate, and how a tech team is structured and how to function within the team. the last part is called soft skills so going into the corporate world is your ability to communicate and understand how to work on a team and how to work through conflict and understand requirements, and even how to operate in a meeting and dress professionally, and that's all part of our program. >> college is -- they only gave me the basics and the theory, so when i came here, they placed me on different -- working with a different team so i feel that i gained a lot of real-world experience. >> the company has been in business for four years, and has placed hundreds of students in hundreds of jobs. >> code something something i just don't understand. it's a whole different world. >> a whole d

let's turn to the weather world. lauryn ricketts, a nice day, huh? >> good. >> you all have plans outside today again? >> no. >> i'll figure something out. >> sometimes the best plans are no plans. >> i agree. >> i agree. >> yeah, going to be a great day to hangout side and go for a walk if you don't have plans. it's going to be an excellent day. we are not going to have the wind so you can call today better than yesterday because i think temperatures are going to be a touch warmer. let's show you what is going on out there. i keep showing this picture because it's a beautiful sky out there. i do believe the clouds will dissipate and we will see more as we continue into the afternoon as the clouds increase. no rain out there right now. we'll take it. we will have rain as we get into monday so you might want to grab that umbrella on your way out the door tomorrow morning. today will be bree

yesterday it was a nuisance, 10 to 20 miles per hour. 70 right now in the district, and you step outside the beltway and that's where you run into cooler and crisp conditions. we're all warming up today into the low to mid-80s. we are going to take a slow ride into the low to mid-80s today with increasing cloud cover. so maybe golfing this morning, a great day to do that. again, make sure you have the sun screen earlier this morning, and more clouds filling in by the afternoon as temperatures are in the low 80s by this afternoon. nothing going on on the storm team 4 radar. the clouds will increase throughout the day. temperatures, low to mid-80s throughout the day, and rain expected later on tonight, but not this morning, so if you have things to do, church services or farm market looking good, and even the playground with the kids, and brunch, not too hot to eat outside. upper 70s for tomorro

in place and rain showers in the morning and then in the evening, and a better chance for your evening commute you will see some rain. sunday, dry, and maybe an isolated chance for storms, and maybe west after 8:00 or 9:00, and then showers in the overnight. as we get through 8:00 or 9:00, hopefully during the tail end of the commute we will see showers and thunderstorms. we are looking at showers and thunderstorms through tomorrow evening before we dry out and get into tuesday. temperatures will remain in the low 80s. we stay in the low 80s on thursday and friday. isolated chance of storm chances on thursday and friday. >> not a bad-looking forecast, lauryn. a mysterious creature that inspired generations of myths, d now looanki

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so it's called the unicorn of the sea, an unusual kind of whale that has a special feature that makes you ask, what was mother nature thinking? >> the smithsonian thinks this creature deserves love because its habitat is melting and it has opened up an exhibit dedicated to the animal and its changing world. >> it's a creature that makes

unusual tusk, and a spear of sorts of comes out of its head, and it's a tooth that is downloading messages. >> there's a direct tie from this tooth to the brain. >> dr. martin is focusing on the tusk or tooth because it's considered a tooth. >> and decided instead to put all of the tooth-growing capacity into the extraordinary tusk. >> yes, it could be as long as eight feet and it's off center and it's always a spiral. >> this is the only spiral tusk in nature. >> it resides in the northern reaches of canada. >> it's always stuck up there where humans don't go. >> but more humans are start

to go there. climate change shifts the ice shelf opening up more passages for vessels. the melting ice makes the place more accessible, and those ships can bring paollution and other woes, and it may prompt us to turn our attention north and maybe care about these people and their traditions in the pristine and exotic place, and so nature's creations can continue to amaze and we can believe in unicorns. >> i believe. >> i believe. >> they are there. >> the exhibit is revealing an arctic legend is now at the smithsonian natural museum. zero breeze out there now,

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the time right now, 7:29 on this sunday morning. here's what's going on. an elderly

parking lot at the yoon tearen church in bethesda. the 86-year-old man and woman are in stable condition at last check. a man was found dead in mt. rainier yesterday. police say it has been four and maybe even five years since the last homicide investigation in the town. the man's identity has not yet been released. it's now a recovery mission for three u.s. marines missing off the coast of australia. they went missing yesterday after their plane crashed into the sea. their next of kin have been notified. we have a lot going on on this sunday morning, and it's 7:30 and time to wake up and face the day. hope you are having a good one so far. i am adam tuss. >> i am in f

going to be nice, and storm team 4 meteorologist, lauryn ricketts, has the news. >> it's going to be great. i tweeted out the sunrise because it was so spectacular. i did all the social media stuff, so you can find it if you did miss it, came up ten minutes after 6:00 a.m., and we are headed to the 8:00 hour and it's still gorgeous outside. we have a little cloud cover out there, but we will see more sunshine through midday and then more clouds later on tonight as the clouds increase. it's a little cool out there, 70 in d.c. hopefully you opened up the windows last night. 50s and 60s across the board right now. we are talking about rain chances later today i will let you know when you will need the umbrella, and you will need it sooner than you think, and that's all coming up in a few minutes, guys. developing this story, rex tillerson holding meetings with south korea prime minist

both tillerson and south korea's foreign minister praised the sanctions on north korea, and that includes a ban on coal and other experts worth $1 billion in response to the latest missile test. president trump is defending his break from d.c. this morning. in a tweet yesterday he says, quote, working in bedminster, new jersey, as long-planned construction is being done at the white house. this is not a vacation. meetings and calls. he's spending time at his private golf club in bedminster, new jersey, and stephanie gosk has more on the town and the trump affect. >> the best way to appreciate the beauty of bedminster, new jersey, is in the sky. >> just about 1,000 feet so you can get a good view of the golf course itself. >> right there is what is

the summer white house. >> if trump was down there, we would not be able to do this, right? >> no, nobody is allowed to fly over here at that time. >> the residents value the s serenity here, but their most famous neighbor, the president of the united states has put this sleepy hamlet on the map. >> probably the biggest danger is we will lose our status as one of the better kept secrets. >> and steve parker worries about the cost. >> as much as $300,000 for seven visits. >> for a small town like this, that's a lot of money. >> the police chief is not in charge of the president's security. >> we have 16 total, including myself. >> so it's not a big police department. >> no, it's not. >> but still has to understand and contribute to the operation. >> after the election, i knew my job just became a little more difficult. >> a little bit or a lot -- >> a lot

>> hello. >> and roman's job gets tough, too. >> i am told this secret sandwich is a free. >> they are going for the roast beef and the bigger sandwiches. >> what was it like when he was in town this last time? >> shear mayhem. >> the process went well in 2002. the mayor worked directly with trump in the development. >> a certain amount of pride that the president thinks bedminster is a wonderful place to come, and the biggest complaint, hate to say it, is the news crews. >> us, you mean. >> well, as president trump said, renovations are under way at the white house. the west wing's heating and cooling system is getting a serious upgrade there. also for the first time in six decades, the south port steps will be

office is also on the to-do list. be sure and stay tuned for a special edition of "meet the press" coming up, and chuck todd will focus on the parties and broken politics, and that airs at 10:30 here after "news4 today." we have another barrier for college students trying to complete their education to tell you about. according to the "washington post" there's a virginia law that requires colleges and universities to move accounts of less than $3,000 that are 60 days past due to private debt collectors. that move can add hundreds to student debt. and you instruct schools to use collection agencies when they can't get it on their own. starting today, you need to stay alert while using the key bridge. d-dot is temporarily closing the sidewalks while crews make repairs there. during the closures

sidewalk detours will be in place, and the closures start this morning about 8:00 and will last through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, and the same closures will occur every sunday, monday, wednesday and friday through october 6th. and then the green line will be closed. two stations are set to re-open in two weeks after crews make repairs to the tracks, and the nailer road station will be closed for the next two weekends and shuttle buses will replace those stations. a big celebration for a town billed as prince george's smallest, eagle harbor was founded as a community for middle class african-americans. >> this weekend, residents came together to enjoy town day. you can see it right there on the map. we see a very cool

they feel their home is so special. >> you know we got a secret. we call this the best kept secret of pg county. ♪ ♪ >> this is the best thing about it, man. the rest of it is made with love. >> it has been a pleasure growing up here, and it's a different piece of life, it's a piece of joy, and that's what eagle harbor is about. ♪ ♪ >> it's such a close-base community, and we're the jewel of prince georges county because not a lot of people know about us. >> my family has been associated with this land for years and years, as far back as the late '50s, and this land is dear to my heart and it's part of me. i am homegrown here right on the river. >> town day is something we have been doing for a very long time, and it's to recognize the un

celebrate the achievements of the town, and to just fellowship with our friends and partners all across the state. it definitely touches my heart to see the kids having a good time, but i want them to know the history that is here. it's one thing to be happy, and it's another thing to be knowledgeable. >> can we talk about that cat fish, though? that looked good. >> a special batter. >> yeah, the special sauce. >> eagle harbor is one of those places where everybody knows everybody. >> yeah, the last census report said only 63 people live there. look, the sun is out and you will definitely feel the heat today, and this week, and lauryn is tracking when showers might d dampen our plans. sthaoeufplt and th

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three weeks after that home in florida collapsed due to a sinkhole, it's growing and more homes have been condemned. right now officials are waiting for geologists to determine if the sinkhole is active. a third home could soon be condemned. clean up was supposed to begin on friday but that was delayed when a section of the sinkhole collapsed on thursday. big changes could come to i-95. the 95 corridor coalition is moving forward with testing in delaware and pennsylvania on a system that would charge drivers based on the number of miles traveled. that would be a replacement for or addition to the gas tax. this is meant to convince drivers and transportation officials that the gas tax will not provide the money needed for maintenance and repairs. fire investigators are working to learn what may have

completely destroying the thing. fire officials say the flames broke out late last night in frederick, maryland. the good news here? nobody was hurt. according to the frederick news post, all 25 livestock, which are mostly sheep, have been accounted for. >> very good. let's look at the sunrise out, and it's nice out now but storms will have a big impact on your workweek. lauryn is tracking how you can prepare for tomorrow's commute as well. ♪ ♪ strike up the band and make history. how a group of veterans are being honored this weekend and the remarkable legacy

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thanks, slater. i had a good talk with dan last night. thank you for the opportunity to come to washington. i know i did not give you much, 2 1/2 sacks, and stole a lot of money from you but i appreciate it. >> new hall of famer, jason taylor, poking fun at dan snyder. get this, taylor earned 8 million bucks for his year in d.c. you heard it there, just 2 1/2 sacks, and at the time that went down as another expensive

for the team. i would take that. >> me, too. >> the skins are putting the past behind them and are hoping for a successful season this year. >> and fans got a chance to get up with some of the players, and it was fan appreciation day. and fans had a chance to bring in things to get stuff signed. >> normally that means jerseys and footballs and stuff. >> i just had a cat have me sign his forecast. >> i had to sign a banana one time. >> a shoe, a dirty and roughed up shirt, and he was like, here. >> probably signing a baby is weird. >> i had to sign a baby's head. >> right on the forehead? >> it was a newborn baby. >> i just got these brownies. >> those are good. signing a baby? >> a forehead? >> whatever gets you through it. an estimated 10,000 to

people attended that event yesterday. today is your last chance to save money by shopping in virginia. the sales tax holiday ends after today. here's how you can save cash. if you buy clothes and shoes under $100, you won't have to pay state sales tax, and for school asupplies, same rules aplay, $20. you can save on taxes for items you might need in an emergency like a portable generator or batteries. all week long a group of world war ii veterans are being honored for their service. they were some of the first african-americans to serve in the u.s. navy. >> very cool. they also took the music of the 1940s and brought it around the world. here's the navy b1 band. >> you can't help but sing along. it was 75

navy band members marched to the beach of their own drums. they were among the first african-americans to serve in world war ii. >> at that time if you were black you had limited opportunities. >> i always wanted to be somebody. being a pioneer, well, i feel good about it. >> today they are working a new first, a first ever trip to see the museum of the navy. while they are at it to be the stars of the show once more. >> being recognized after these years, many years, just beautiful. >> about 3 1/2 years, couldn't have been better spent. if i had to do it again i would be glad to do it. >> we played out our part just like everybody else to really help to win world war ii. >> they played their

band and in the books called history. >> this is a great honor for us. it's just great. >> i love that. again, they will be honored all weekend long. today the b1 bats will be recognized at the morning worship service and then honored with a reception. loa lot of people getting ready to go to church services across the area, and it's a little cool. >> yeah, wish they could have done a sunrise service out there today. >> it's beautiful. >> yeah. >> i didn't have the ac on in the car this morning. >> neither did i. did you have your windows open? >> i did. >> this doesn't mean cooler temperatures? >> no. >> i like the heat. >> i don't mind it sometimes. we are seeing things warm

temperatures all this week are staying below our average temperatures in the upper 80s. another beautiful sunrise out there today. look at the sky. we will start to see clearing before more clouds continue to roll in later on tonight, but very comfortable day. we will have lighter winds today, and then we have scattered showers and thunderstorms all through the day on monday. humidity returns tomorrow, but then it drops right back off for tuesday and wednesday. 70 right now in the district, but you step outside the beltway and temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s right now, so certainly a crisp but refreshing morning. we have a little cloud cover out there right now. as i said, we will start to see more sunshine throughout the midday hours, and then we are looking at more cloud cover later on today. and still beautiful out there, so your pool forecast looking good. that humidity is still on the low side. tomorrow, though, that humidity rolls back in and scattered showers and thunderstorms not makingt

you may not want to make it outside because of the rain showers throughout the day. can't rule out rain showers after 8:00 or 9:00 tonight. we will have isolated showers during the overnight. hopefully we can get the morning commute in tomorrow morning, but we will see scattered shower storms and thunderstorms tomorrow. only a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow morning for your morning commute, and then a 70 to 80% tomorrow afternoon for the evening commute. and then isolated chances of storms on thursday and friday and saturday before more chances on sunday and monday of next week. >> rain is good, too. >> yeah. it's a skill you might list on your resume but can't master yourself. a local accomishment for apl

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kids in prince georges county will have a better start to the school year thanks to the community support. yesterday's stuff a bus event was a big success. people donated highlighters, pencils and backpacks and all supplies will go to children in the county's school system. officials tell us they hope to stuff 10,000 backpacks by the end of the month. >> it's important to give back to the community. how many of our students do not have a backpack? simple supplies? we want them to start the school year offce

to donate next weekend. another stuff a bus event will be held on wegman's on saturday between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. we want to take this opportunity on congratulate a local high school student. >> yeah, he can add microsoft excel champion to his resume. he took home the trophy, and he was also awarded 7,000 bucks. the competition was held in anaheim, california, last week. and after the award ceremony he spoke about the achievement and offered a few words of wisdom to other students. >> somebody is always going to be out there while you are not doing anything, and somebody is always going to be working. you want to be that person working. just always striving for excellence and doing your best every day, and that's my adve

>> he currently works at a chick-fil-a, love the milk shakes, and hopes to one day become ceo of a company and i am sure he is well on his way. >> they do have the best milk shakes. >> he is not going to be at chick-fil-a too long. >> no. here are the four things you need to know. an elderly couple recovering after a car hit them in a church parking lot in bethesda. at last check the 86-year-old man and woman are in stable condition. prince georges county police are searching for a murder suspect. they say an unidentified man was found dead in mt. rainier yesterday, and police say it's been years since the last town's homicide investigation. and then a recovery mission for three u.s. marines who went yesterday after their plane crashed into the sea off the coast of australia while trying to land. and then approving new sanctions on north korea related to the

the sanctions could slash the export revenue by one-third. another beautiful day on tap today, lauryn? >> definitely. temperatures in the low to mid-80s and low humidity, and not as windy out there today. increasing clouds later. maybe rain showers after 8:00 or 9:00, and scattered showers tomorrow. bring that umbrella. >> today sounds good. >> yeah. >> there was a touch of fall yesterday. >> yeah, that's what everybody was saying. >> today will be similar, without the wind. >> that will do it for "news4 today." thank you for joining us. >> we will be back here at fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever.

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the president felt these comments were inappropriate. >> the president felt anthony's comments were inappropriate. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. >> this is a tragedy for two families. families. good morning. welcome to "sunday today." i'm willie geist. as president trump takes some time away from the white house at his club in new jersey, a potentially major development this morning with north korea. the united states is touting tough new sanctions against north korea imposed unanimously by the united nations in the wake of pyongyang's ballistic missile tests. rex tillerson is