>> somebody else is beautiful. lauryn ricketts. >> now i am blushing a little bit. we have a little cloud cover, and a lighter wind. we continue with a comfortable low humidity factor out there right now. so if you liked yesterday, you will love today. we are not going to have that wind out there. you can see a few clouds out there right now, 72 degrees is the temperature. we will take it in the low to mid-80s today, and clouds will be more on the increase throughout the afternoon and evening setting up for chances of rain later tonight and tomorrow. timing of the rain and when you need the umbrella is coming up in 15 minutes or so. now to the developing this morning, d.c. police stayed busy last night going to robby after robbery. darrick ward is live with the latest. >> reporter:

among the districts, but if you take a look at the map you can see the distribution is even north and south but it did indeed keep police busy. what is so troubling about it is the number of them that happened over a relatively short period of time, about four hours. the first happened at 9:08, and a quarter of midnight there was another robbery, and in that case the suspect was on an orange scooter, and an hour later, a robby in the 1300 block of alabama avenue southeast, and 15 minutes later in the 200 block of newcomb street southeast, and then it ended at 1:37 in the morning. the interesting thing about this spate of robberies, the first and last, the one on pickford and one on corbin, there was

violence or force involved. and it could be resistance from the victim or the sudden snatching or seizure of property. and the only thing they have in common is it contributed to a busy night for cops and criminals. back to you. >> thank you. an elderly couple is in stable condition after being hit by a car after attending a funeral service. the 86-year-old man and the 83-year-old woman were hit yesterday afternoon in a church par kep parking lot on river road in bethesda. on the ground, a cane, shoes and a pair of glasses. people who live nearby say there's a lot of traffic in the area. >> you got to be careful, yeah, because it's a busy street here. this busy is a busy street but i was surprised it happened in the parking lot. people should be looking. but i don't know, i don't know what to say.

funeral for the church's former minister, and police towed away the car, and the driver did stay on scene. one officer that you see here in this picture is on desk duty and banned from having any interactions with the public. the officer was the arresting officer in a gun possession case, and the judge dismissed the case because of the t-shirt here. prince georges county police is searching for a suspect in a rare homicide case. a man was found dead on rhode island avenue near the mt. rainier public library. the small town is just across the d.c. line. police say it has been four and maybe even five years since they last investigated a homicide in mt. rainier. long-time residents are shocked and say their community is like a family.

where mt. rainier is. this community was like a family, we were all a family. >> the man's identity has not yet been released. more details this morning involving a deadly crash at a northeast d.c. gas station. we are told the driver of the crash is in custody and a passenger is dead. the driver hit a parked car and then ran away from the scene. officers eventually caught up with the driver. the crash was so powerful it took down a sign at the gas station there on florida avenue. police have not released any identities. the u.s. has called off a search and rescue mission for three u.s. marines. they went missing on saturday after their plane crashed off the coast of australia while trying to land. now this has turned into a recovery mission. military officials say the marines were in a aircraft like the one there that crashed on its final approach to an american aircraft carrier. there were 26 pe

next of kin have been notified. and then calling the bombing of a mosque an attack on their community. the fbi believes the blast was if an improvised explosive device and it caused a fire inside the imam's office. nobody was injured there. a motive of the bombing and whether or not it was a hate crime has not been yet determined. and then appear 72 hour cease-fire in baltimore stopped short with two killings. a man was killed around 5:00, and a 37-year-old man was shot 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. before yesterday, the news reported 297 deaths in baltimore last

and then a community rallying behind a man hit and killed by a driver. the family plans to decorate the all-white bike and place it at the crash scene. back in june a driver hit johnson as he was riding his bike and the driver stopped for a moment and then kept going. the family is pleading for the driver to come forward. >> we all have a conscious as to what kind of repercussions we have to deal with, so i do believe they will find the 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 could help police with the case they want to hear from you. the family has a gofundme set up, and you can find the link for that in our nbc washington app. lauryn is track

and how soon the dreaded humidity will return. >> yeah. a scare in the air. a rough decent that sent drinks and one passenger flying out of their seat, and how the airline is defending itself. stay with us. it's 9:07.

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this is not what you want 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. even one person hit the ceiling and drinks were flying. firefighters arrived to check the passengers when it landed. 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 in new orleans are bracing r

heavy rainfall left residents stranded yesterday. these people decided to use a boat to get around. their dog just trepblging through the water there. more than eight inches of rain fell there. emergency officials say they responded to more than two dozen calls. >> yikes. let's take a live look outside right now, no rain for us. pretty nice now, but storms could move in later tonight and they could have a big impact on the workweek as well. lauryn is tracking how you can prepare for tomorrow's commute. ♪ ♪ strike up the band and make some history. how a group of veterans are being honored this weekend, and the remarkable legacy they paved for future generations.

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if you were not able to fire up the grill yesterday, today is going to be just as nice. a little more cloud cover than yesterday but not as breezy, so you have to take the good with the bad. temperatures in the low to mid-80s today, and we do have rain showers possibly before we get out of your sunday. we will be talking about that and how you will probably need that umbrella for your monday. that's all coming up in about three minutes. >> thank you, lauryn.

build as the smallest. this weekend residents came together to enjoy town day. news4 photo journalist, brooks mary weather show why their home is so special. >> we call this the best kept secret in pg county. >> this is my secret batter, man. yep. and the rest of it is made with love. >> it has been a pleasure growing up here. it's a different pace of life than most people get to experience, peace and joy, and that's what eagle harbor is about. ♪ ♪ lord, jesus, walk with me ♪ >> it's such a close community out here, and not many people know about us. >> my family has been

years, back in the late '50s. 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 is something 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 just fellowship with friends and partners all across the state. it definitely touches my heart, the city 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. >> that's -- that barbecue, now i am hungry. and the fish fry, yum. eagle harbor is one of those places where everybody knows everybody's name. >> the last census report, get this, said only 63 people live there. >> that's crazy. good story. all weekend long a unique group of world war ii veterans are being honored for their service. they were some of the first

african-american servicemen to play in the navy. >> we are introduced to the navy b1 band. >> when you 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 african-americans to serve during world war ii. >> during that time, if you were black, you had limited opportunities. >> i always wanted to be somebody. and being a pioneer -- what you want to pioneer, i feel good about it. >> today they are marking a new first, a 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. >> just being here is an honor. being reiz

years, many years, it's just 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 that really helped to 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. >> amy cho, news4. >> so well deserved. they will be recognized at the morning worship service and honored with a reception. that's awesome. >> good for them. >> yeah. the time is 9:17, and lauryn ricketts up here on the desk. who needs sunshine when we have you. i have given you two compliments

today, and we're done. >> and a ray of sunshine. >> which is true, and it's hard to believe because i gave you such a hard time for not being here the last month. >> when don't you give me a hard time? >> it is what it is. it's gorgeous outside. it was so beautiful, and i hope we have the windows open. we have that nice cross breeze and it was so breezy yesterday, and i was worried for those out and about at barbecues, and adam was at a birthday party, and it was not anything to worry about with napkins and plates flying. what is going on? i am hooked to the chair here, can't get over to the wall. thank you, lloyd ferguson. you send me pictures all the time on twitter and i appreciate it. you have beautiful land out there in horse country. the sun came upbo

this is out there in middleburg. it's going to be a nice day out there today, and the good thing is, the winds are lighter. we have rain showers move into the area. humidity will move in as well on monday and then it will fall as we get into tuesday and wednesday. we are in the low 70s here in washington and also in annapolis. some areas in the low to mid-60s right now, so it's a cool morning, and it's going to be a warm afternoon. low to mid-80s for afternoon highs. clouds will increase today and we will get full sunshine as we head through the midday. i know we have cloud cover out there right now. you can see the cloud cover behind this, it's a live picture. if you want to head to the farm market, a great day to do that. beautiful for church services, and brunch, eat outside because it's not going to be too bad. forecast for tomorrow, not as

the humidity will come back up, and we have rain chances, showers and thunderstorms from daybreak to sunset. all day you will need the umbrella with you with scattered showers and storms. i will keep a chance after about 8:00 p.m. tonight for showers and thunderstorms, mainly west. we will keep isolated chances overnight, and then daybreak tomorrow we will bump up the percentage to see showers and thunderstorms. hopefully we can get through the commute without too many storms but i believe we will have a few around. for the evening commute, we could have several. and then from d.c. all the way to the eastern shore, that's something that doug and amelia will have to watch -- wait, that's me and amelia tomorrow, i forgot i am back in the morning tomorrow. we will have showers and thunderstorms by tomorrow afternoon. here's your 10-day forecast, scattered showers and thunderstorms on tuesday and wednesday, and then we'll be

good day. call it the summer of our discontent. president donald trump and republicans in congress are not exactly heading into their august recess with the wind at their backs. a promise health care overhaul is stalled, and the russian investigation looms large. and it's nothing new for the commander-in-chief, though. the eighth month of the year has for whatever reason seem to be a little cursed. the rise of the tea party in 2009 rattled barack obama's tenure, and in 2013 it was syria's that mired the president's team in controversy, and one of the defining missteps of bush

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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. all of the supplies will go to children in the county's school system. they hope to stuff 10,000 backpacks by the epbnd of the month. >> it's important to give back to the community. how many of the students do not have a backpack? we want them to start off the school year successful. >> another stuff-a-bus event will be held on wegmans between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. 17-year-old john dumoulin can add

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 just not doing anything, and somebody is always going to be working and you want to be that person working, so strive for excellence and do your best every day, that's my best advice to everybody. >> he currently works at a chick-fil-a but hopes to become a ceo of a company. i think he's well on his way. >> i do, too. union station, no breeze, but comfortable weather and enjoy it while it lasts. lauryn is tracking the forecast coming up. and the presidential working vacation. what president donald trump is saying about his 17-day trip and

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the time is 9:tw29 on this sunday morning. an elderly couple recovering after a car hit them in a church parking lot yesterday after a funeral service in bethesda. at last check

woman and 86-year-old man are in stable condition. 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 this small town. the man's identity has not been released. and three marines went missing yesterday off the coast of australia, and their next of kin have been notified. 9:30 on this mondsunday. i am adam tuss. >> i am megan fitzgerald. >> looks like the weather will continue to be nice today. lauryn ricketts has more on that. >> i walked out here and we have cloud cover out here, but it's not that bad. comfortable and temperatures in he

point. we will continue to warm up today and get sunshine for those folks that are seeing the cloud cover out there right now, but everybody will see cloud cover tonight as things change. let's talk about the temperatures now. low 70s. winds are not going to be quite as bad today. they are going to be on the light side. expect rain into your monday, and then we will take that humidity up a few notches tomorrow before it lowers by the time we get into tuesday and wednesday. if you are headed outside to work out, it's going to be cool and comfortable. again, low to mid-80s. we will time-out the rain chances, and we have thunderstorm chances tomorrow, and we'll talk about that coming up in a bit. developing this morning, secretary of state, rex tillerson, holding new meetings today with south korea's foreign minister, and it comes after new sanctions were approved

targeting north korea. the santions on north korea include a ban on coal and other experts worth $1 billion in response to their latest missile test. and president donald trump took to twitter this morning, and he says 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 is spending time at his private golf club in bedminster, new jersey. 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 to about 1,000 feet so you can get a good view of the golf course itself. >> right there in the middle is what is now the s

house. >> if president trump was down there, we would not be able to do this, right? >> no, this is within the fly zone that nobody can fly over. >> this is 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 the biggest danger is we will lose our status as one of the better kept secrets. >> and the mayor worries about the costs. >> $700,000 for three visits. the police is not in charge of the president's security. that's on the secret service. he 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

>> and roman's job gets tougher, too. >> i hear this is the best sandwich in town. >> i think so yeah. >> what was it like when he was in town this last time? >> shear mayhem, so it was good. >> president trump bought his bedminster property in 2002. the mayor worked directly with trump during the development. >> a certain amount of pride that the president thinks bedminster is a good place to come. the biggest complaint, sorry to say, is the news crews. >> us. as we mentioned, renovations are under way at the white house. the heating and cooling system is getting an upgrade and for the first time in six decades, the steps will be restored. it appears the oval

spotted carrying out the resolute desk yesterday. chuck todd is going to focus on president trump and the broken politics here at 10:30 here after "news4 today." and then some students trying to complete their education, according to the washingt"washington post" there virginia law to move acts of less than $3,000 that are 60 days past due to private debt collectors, and that can add hundreds of dollars to student debt. 15 states have laws instructing schools to use collection agencies when they can't get it on their own. starting today you will need to stay alert while using the key bridge. ddot is temporarily closing the sidewalks while repairs are being made there, and marked sidewalk detours will be in place, and the closures started at 8:00 this morning and will

the same closure will occur, every sunday, monday, thursday and friday through october 6th, so be aware of that. and then this next closure could mess up your commute tomorrow morning, the branch avenue and suitland stations are involved. also the nailer road station will be closed for the next two weekends and shuttle buses will replace trains at those stations. for a complete list of all the closures, search "metro" on our app. and then the new plan being tested on a major interstate and how it can change how much you pay to drive. stick around.

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in florida collapsed after a sinkhole, it's growing and more homes have been condemned. right now officials are waiting for a geologist to determine if the sinkhole is active. cleanup was supposed to begin on friday but that was delayed when a section of the sinkhole collapsed on thursday. big changes could be coming to i-95. according to the news partners at wpot, there's testing in delaware and pennsylvania on a system that would charge drivers based on the numbers of miles traveled in addition to the gas tax. the gas tax will not provide the money needed for maintenance and repairs over the long term. the three-month pilot program is set to begin next year. fire investigators are working to learn what caused a barn to go up in flames completely destroying it. fi

broke out late last night in frederick, maryland. the good news, nobody was hurt. and all 25 livestock animals, which were mostly sheep, have been accounted for. you are in the clear this morning for shopping and errands, and maybe a bike ride or walk, but the showers, they are on the way. lauryn is tracking how soon storms will be back in your neighborhood. making history at west point, taking her to the top of her class.

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maybe if you are headed out to get a workout in, today's the day to do it. who would have thought early august we are seeing low humidity and temperatures in the 60s and 70s right now. we will warm in the mid to low 80s and cloud cover. midday sunshine and then more clouds later this afternoon. more humidity tomorrow along with rain chances. we will talk about possibly stronger storms. we will let you know where we can expect those coming up in a couple minutes. a mafairfax county resident making history. >> it's the top leadership for cadets. this is a story you will

>> this is the picture that has simone askew's family and friends bursting with pride. it comes with west point's announcement the askew will lead the core of cadets, the first african-american female to hold the possession. >> she's such a big role model for me. i'm just so proud. >> simone askew has always been an achiever, a leader. at tpaeub fairfax county high school she was founder of the black student union, and now at age 20 she is making history. her mom said she was drawn to the military where she watched 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 got appointments to both the navel

army that decided it. >> she takes a lot of pride in west point, and she has always been a leader. 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 and she made history herself decades ago of one of west point's first females. >> it's unbelievable for me it would happen in my lifetime. in my lifetime. i did not think i would see it. >> i wanted the world to know and understand what has just happened in this historic moment. >> her family is well aware of the significance of her new position, and she hopes african-american girls will take though tuesday. >> it's so exciting and it's a great step for not only women

because it shows no matter what your sex or your race, like, you can really do anything. there's nothing that can hold you back. >> after graduation next spring, simone askew steps into her next position as a military intelligence officer. >> great story. you might have guessed by now, simone's little sister is hoping to get a west point invite, too. companies need employees who can code computers to make sure computers do what they want to do. >> but the problem is -- there's always a hang-up sometimes, the workers are in short supply. northern virginia bureau reporter, david culver, shows us an effort to solve those

>> the company pays them during training and places them at companies that needs high-tech skills. with a laptop and strong wi-fi connection you can pretty much do coding anywhere, even outside. code something what makes it possible for us to create software for our computer and for our owns and aps, and even websites we search is done through coding. it's the instructions the computers learn to follow, and some compare it with learning a foreign language, it can be that difficult. given the growing demand in the industry, experts say the demand for coders will continue to grow. >> this man graduated just as the oil industry was laying off thousands of workers, and he was facing having to return to college to earn a dis -- different degree when she discovered r

>> the training goes beyond teaching coding. >> to be a software engineer in today's environment you have to have three specific skill sets. first is the technologies that are up-to-date. the second piece that we find that college graduates are lacking is really an understanding of how a business operates, and how to function within that team. the last piece is critical, and it's what we call soft skills, and part of going into the corporate world is your ability to communicate and understand how to work on a team, how to work through conflict, and how to understand requirements, even how to operate in a meeting and dress professionally, and that's all part of our program. >> college was -- they only give me the basics, the theory, so when i came here they placed me on working with a different team so i feel that i gain a l

real-world experience. >> revature has been in business for years and placed hundreds of students encoding jobs. david culver, news4. >> i know nothing about coding. but i congratulate all of them. we were all commenting on david's stance up there. very nice. come on, david. he's not here so we have to give him a hard time. it's going to be beautiful outside today. >> yeah, we have got a great day to get out. there's cloud cover out there now and that's going to dissipate and then more clouds coming back in later tonight. still no humidity or rain in the forecast for today. >> yeah, that's good. >> but then we have rain in the forecast for tomorrow as we head back to work. if you are going to save the weekend, let's get it out of the way. it's a monday where we will have scattered showers and thunderstorms. also, kids at the bus stop tomorrow, and can't believe we are talking about that already, but a lot ofnt

dealing with rain showers. we have overcast and we are seeing some sunshine out there. 72 right now in d.c., and 72 in annapolis, and elsewhere in the 60s at this point, and maybe some low 70s in frederick county, maryland. no rain out there right now. there are some areas getting sunshine, and some areas seeing the cloud cover, but either way in the low to mid-80s for daytime highs today. good news is, it's not as breezy out there as yesterday. it may not be chilly when you head out of the pool, but another pool day with low to mid-80s with clouds building throughout the day. humidity will build overnight, so today we are comfortable. then tomorrow we step up that humidity, really overnight, so you will feel it when you head off to work tomorrow and then move moving back down for tuesday and wednesday. sno

we will have an increased chance for rain showers after 8:00 tonight, mainly west of town. and then we will up that chance after daybreak tomorrow to 80%. some of them could be strong. i think hopefully through the morning commute we can get through it a-okay, and maybe at the tail end getting rain. and then we could have strong and severe storms east of i-95 for tomorrow and then clear back out for tuesday. for your commute, a 50% chance tomorrow morning for the morning commute and then 70 to 80 by tomorrow afternoon. all day showers and thunderstorms. it will be humid and temperatures -- sorry, humidity drops on tuesday and wednesday and temperatures in the low to mid-80s, and then isolated chances toward the middle of the week and then rain next weekend. coming up,

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it's called the unicorn of the sea, and it's an unusual kind of whale that has a special feature that makes you ask what was mother nature thinking? >> it looks weird for sure. the smithsonian thinks this creature deserves love because its habitat is melting, and as wendy rieger shows us,

dedicated an exhibit dedicated to the strange animal and its world. >> it's a whale, a creature that makes you look twice, because of a tusk that is unusual, it's not a weapon, it's a kind of tooth designed as an atenia enabling the whale to download messages about its environment. >> there's a direct tie from this tooth to the brain. >> the doctor is a dentist who has been studying the narwhal for years, focusing on the tusk or tooth, because it's considered a tooth. >> instead of putting all the tooth growing capacity into the tusk -- >> yes, it's extraordinary. it can be as long as eight feet and it's off center and always a spiral. the narwhal resides in the arctic circle. few humans have ever seen this guy. >>

it's always stuck up there where humans don't go. >> but more humans are starting to go there. climate change has shifted the ice shelf opening up more northern passages for merchant vessels, prompting this exhibit in the natural history museum. the melting ice makes the place more accessible. those ships can bring paollutio and other woes, and its hopes that bringing the information to the narwhal that it will prompt us to turn our attention north and maybe care about these people and their traditions in the pristine and exotic place, and so we can believe in unicorns. >> i believe. that was wendy

there. >> very cool. we are going to stay dry, but you might want to take dinner inside later tonight. lauryn will tell you why, because she's tracking showers that could be moving back in. a busy night for d.c. police after

heading into the 10:00 hour here on "news4 today," we have a tragedy in a church parking lot. two elderly people hit by a car. we will tell you what investigators are recovering as the couple recovers in the hospital. and then the military is af a plane crashes. good sunday morning. thank you so much for sticking it out with us. i am adam tuss. >> i am megan fitzgerald in for angie goff. we are in store for a nice day ahead. >> that's right. lauryn ricketts is here to tell us more about if we can break out the grill today. >> oh, definitely. you could have broken out the grill last night and definitely for today. the grilling, you may have to put it away for tomorrow because we