weather. that was a big story last night in the immediate area, and it looks like that could be the last of it for quite sometime. >> rays of sunshine, huh, lauryn? >> yeah, it's beautiful out there and will continue to heat up during the day. the humidity will stay low so get out there and enjoy it. no storms out there today. thank goodness. temperatures out there right now up to 73. it's so nice out there. 73 here in washington. dulles at 70. and as you continue through your morning, you make plans. we will have a mix of sun and clouds out there today but looking good for the farm market if you want to head to them or a morning stroll. temperatures as we go through the afternoon hours will hit the 80-degree mark, and then top out in the mid-80s for the daytime highs today with less humidity and no

thank goodness. we had enough over the last couple of days. we have the 10-day forecast, and we will talk about when the heat returns and when you need the umbrella. let's get to the disturbing images out of charlottesville showing the moment a car plowed through a crowd at a white nationalists crowd, and this caused the justice department to open up an investigation on civil rights. attorney general, jeff sessions, says the violence and death strikes at the very law of justice. people were thrown to the ground as the car plowed through the crowd. a 32-year-old woman died and 19 others hurt. >> all are being treated at the hospital, including five people that we learned have critical

this man, he is 20 years old and from ohio. police charged him with murder and multiple other counts. this video here, too, some of it tough to watch. we witnessed protesters and counter protesters taking to the streets. you can see people there holding flags, confederate flags as well as wearing helmets and gas masks, and some in the crowd carrying other symbols of hate, nazi symbols. members came to protest the planned removal of a statue that honored confederate general, robert e. lee, and at least 35 people were hurt. police did end up arresting three other people, one man was from virginia, we know. the two others did come from out of state. the charges range from disorderly conduct and

>> virginia state police are mourning the loss of two troopers who died helping out with the efforts in charlottesville. they died when a helicopter they were in crashed west of the city. lieutenant cullen was 48 years old, and trooper bates was to celebrate his 44 birthday today. police say there's no indication of foul play. as the charlottesville community tries to come to grips with what happened yesterday, many are headed to church this morning to pray. >> and the virginia governor is on his way to talk with two congregations there this morning, and derek ward is joining us outside charlottesville outside one of the churches. derek. >> reporter: good morning. of course a lotf

seek solace and contemplation in places of worship, and it's expected the governor terry mccoum mcauliffe will be here this morning, and they will look forward what the future holds and how this has changed perceptions of each other and outside perceptions of the town of charlottesville. you know, we have talked to several people who said that this is not charlottesville. what we have seen this past weekend, the violence, and of course that deadly incident over on water street. they say this is not the town of charlottesville, but what we are seeing in the aftermath, coming together and memorials and prayers and contemplation, that is charlottesville. they hope out of all the bad things that happened so far, perhaps something good could come of this in the future. the governor will

9:30 and is expected to be at another church at 10:30, and this will likely culminate his presence here and his words of faith and encouragement to those who live here in charlottesville. that's where we are live. derek ward, news 5. and then president trump taking heat for not going far and singling out white nationalists for the violence and instead insisted that many sides were to blame. >> we're having some issues with the audio from the clip, and a white house official said the

from all sides. and we also heard from the governor. >> our message is plain and simple, go home. you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. shame on you. you pretend that you are patriots, but you are anything but a patriot. >> and we do want to remind you that later this morning "meet the press" will have more reaction to all the violence in charlottesville. chuck todd will speak with the city's mayor about the violence. he will also join us for a live preview of the show around 10:15 this morning. on this sunday morning, you heard the thunder and saw the lightning and now the rain is finally moving out of the area, and you see clear skies behind us here. coming up after the break, we will tell you what lauryn is tracking for the start of the workweek. >> and

and harper goes down clutching his leg right below his knee, and bryce is in a lot of pain right now. >> a major scare for national's fans, and the fall and his fans worried he may be off the

great play. jones to the bag to get harper who hits the bag and goes down clutching. >> not what nats' fans want to see. dusty baker said harper hyperextended his knee. he is to get an

harper was limping but walking after the game. we will get you an update as soon as we get it. if you were one of the people clutching your powerball this morning hoping it would make you a multimillionaire, but don't worry, you are not alone. there was no winner last night in the powerball drawing. the next draw something on wednesday and the jackpot is estimated to reach about $430 million. >> is that all? >> that's it. >> that's all. you can do a few things with that amount of cash. the time is 9:t10, and let' open up the window and take a look outside. the clouds are moving out and we certainly paid the price with all the rain, thunder and lightning last night,

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a video shows a car mowing down everything in its path before slam into another one and quickly backing away. one woman dead and 19 others hurt, and many victims counter protesters there to confront white nationalists that descended on charlottesville for the second straight day. they were protesting the plans to remove a statue of robert e. lee. >> take your hatred and take your bigotry. there's no place. >> the president called for unity. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry on many sides, on many sides. >> but some republicans went where the president didn't, condemning white supremacists and calling saturday's incident, terrorism. amidst all this,

helicopter crashed. they had been following the protests from above charlottesville. >> tomorrow president trump could roll out a long expected initiative into china's trade practices. >> and they are calling on china to do more to reign in north korea over recent missile tests. we have a look at the relationship between the two countries. >> reporter: north korea's economic lifeline, the bridge connecting it to china. more than three quarters of trade with the regime passes here. in dangdong china, trucks load and line streets and then cross to the other side, with building supplies and cement and heavy equipment. while sanctions could slash one-third of north korea's

revenue. it's normal to trade with north korea, says this business owner. there's nothing to fear. but these days tension is running high. deep suspicion of foreign journalists forced us to keep a low profile. china's pressure is crucial, though sanctions alone never worked. >> china does not want to fully implement sanctions or cut off trade completely with north korea. >> in dangdong, north korea is less a threat and more an attraction. boat tours get closer to look at north koreans and how far china has come. >> the river separates the two by more than just geography, and on one side china, the second largest economy, and then

on earth. at most there's a half mile between china's prosperity and north korea's poverty. the new bridge china built goes nowhere because the regime never built a road to meet it. at the old bridge trade keeps flowing until the lights go out and the other side going dark with a dangerous standoff looming. >> the time is 9:19. closer to home, people in parts of principles georges county are being asked to avoid outdoor activity because of mosquito spraying. they are targeting a west nile virus positive mosquito pool that was found. on tuesday, more spraying will happen in fairwood. my

church and the mosquitos are horrendous and it has to be because of the rain we have had. >> i have not noticed them this year. and jim handily sent out a link, and it was what type of blood you have, and i am o positive, and i don't get bit that often. >> me, i can wear one of the cold shoulder shirts, and i have bites there, and that's how bad it is. >> it's bad when i go out on the cold weather deck. the rain, we had half an inch yesterday and quarter of an inch the day before, and we could be up to three inches for august, and i have not checked it since friday, and i will have to check that and have that for you when i come back. in the meantime, i want to talk about no rain. we have been talking about it enough over the last couple of days. we will be dry

plenty of clouds around this morning and then we will break out sunshine, we will see clouds and sunshine, and we will go back and forth as we head through your sunday. the good thing about today, we do not have the humidity out there. it's going to be a nice day to be out and about. do it because it's a one-day special. humidity returns overnight and then we will see humid conditions through tomorrow, and it will be on the muggy side tomorrow unfortunately. and then thursday night and friday and saturday, chances of rain. temperatures still in the 60s in gaithersburg, but you can see out in the shenandoah valley, winchester at 64. some areas in the shenandoah valley dropped into the upper 50s last night or early this morning. 85 is where we are headed to. it's going to be a great day out there with low humidity and a mix of sun and clouds, and a great day to head to the pool unlike yesterday when we started to see rain move in later. hopefully you did get

humid. just roll with it because it's going to be nice with temperatures in the low to mid-80s later on this afternoon. we have county fairs, and outdoor concerts as well. adam, you said rust -- >> that's inside. >> we don't have to worry about that. not going to be too bad. the nats game, a doubleheader out there today. hopefully bryce harper will be all right, and we have the game at 1:05, and then one at 7:05 against the giants. 83 will be the daytime high for tomorrow. the humidity rolls back in and you will notice that tomorrow morning as you head off to work and maybe as you get the kids ready for school. i can't believe it. my birthday is at the end of the august, and that's usually when we went back to school in virginia, and now it seems like they are going back to school in what seems like july. the kids

stop tomorrow morning they could deal with mugginess but no rain, and when they get off the bus it could be hot and humid. the daytime highs today refreshing out there, and an isolated chance of a shower tomorrow, mainly west of d.c. it will just be a passing sprinkle. and most of us will be dry but cloudy tomorrow, because we will have an easterly wind. that will help bank out the moisture for tomorrow. we will be cloudy but will get the sunshine back on tuesday and wednesday. tuesday, wednesday and thursday, partly sunny conditions. we will be humid all next week so take advantage of today. while partly sunny and temperatures in the upper 80s, and a chance of rain on thursday night, friday and saturday. the more things change in the white house, the new chief of staff and the more president trump stays the same.

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before he could come back in and finish the race. he had a pretty storied career. some say he was the best sprinter ever. >> right. he has a lot of hardware, as you mentioned. he's iconic to many people. they look up to him. >> great career. we congratulate him. if you are getting ready to get your kids for back to school, you can save money. >> the tax-free week starts today. you won't have to pay state sales tax on clothing and shoes for less than $100 or on a backpack $40 or less. there's no limit to how many items you can buy. >> very cool. let's take a look outside at the capital. a huge change from the thunder and lightning we had last night. lauryn willrack when t

right now at 9:29, a nation divided in a battle over hatred. we saw chaos unfold as white nationalists clashed with counter protesters. a woman was killed when a car plowed through a crowd. we just learned her name.

hurt. we are sorting through the fallout and getting reaction from leaders who are calling for action. >> it was a busy night last night and a busy morning this morning, and we continue to cover this. thank you for starting your sunday with us. i am adam tuss. >> i am angie goff. finally a lot of us around the region drying out after the storms. >> absolute soaker of a rain storm last night, lauryn. >> definitely. we had half an inch here and three quarters at dca the night before. we had a lot of rain the last couple of days. those things will roll right through the area. winds and lightning. oh, man, it was a gruesome scene if you were out and about. on friday, the national weather service came back and they did find a tornado that was in foulker county

we did not have any tornadic activity yesterday but had a lot of winds. a little cloud cover, and we can deal with that. low temperatures in the 70s right now, and we will take them out to 80 around noon. the humidity rolls back in soon, and i will let you know when it's going to be muggy once again, and hot in the 90s, on the 10-day forecast coming up. in a reaction to all the violence and protests in charlottesville, crowds have been marching in cities across the country. in philadelphia demonstrators marched through the center of the city. at one point they blocked traffic, and police had to come and escort them to other streets. this is downtown los angeles where more people, protesters took to the streets there last night to condemn

a similar situation happened in orange county. they said they want to spread a message in opposition to the message of hate. >> as the charlottesville community tries to come to grips with all that happened yesterday, many are headed to church this morning to simply pray. >> and news4's derrick ward is live in charlottesville this morning and just spoke with the lieutenant governor who is also there. hi, darrick. >> reporter: we visited the site of what happened earlier, that is the car driving into the crowd. one memorial is gone but another is going up. take a look. another memorial of flowers, a blessing and tearful remembrances, and that's what we are seeing all over the city today. a lot of folks are saying what

is not charlottesville, but what is happening in the wake, how people are coming together and banding together, that is truly charlottesville. the governor is due here any minute now, but we did talk to the lieutenant governor going in. let's hear what he had to say. >> it's not what virginia stands for, and we're not going to condone that. as the governor said, i think yesterday, these people are not welcome here and they need to go home. >> reporter: of course he is talking about the supremacists groups that prompted all of what is happening here, and they are marching because of the opposition because of the removal of a statue of robert e. lee, and those folks are being told by officials here, local and everyday people that they are indeed not welcome here. what is welcome is what is happening at the church and another church in charlottesville where the governor will be speg

few minutes. back to you. >> thank you so much. we are also hearing from the organizers of yesterday's rally, the nationalists group protesting the decision to remove the statue of the confederate robert e. lee. a judge ruled the city must allow the rally to take place downtown. >> the city government and police refused to do their jobs and he tpaousrefused to protect skwrepbt as ordered by the federal judge and created an unsafe environment and denied us our rights. >> the former kkk leader, david duke, was at yesterday's rally and praised it as the fulfillment of president donald

trump. >> we are going to fulfill the promises of donald trump. that's what we believed in and that's why we voted for donald trump because he said he will take our country back and that's what we have to do. >> again, president trump has not supported duke's comments. meanwhile former president al gore condemned the violence yesterday and criticized it and said the president gave moral equivalence to the protesters and counter protesters that showed up to speak against it. >> they are not equivalent. i don't know about the fist fights earlier in the day, and violence on both sides. i don't know. but i do know that it was a terrorists act on the part of the person that drove that vehicle. >> gore also criticized the president for his possession on the paris climate accord and his overall stance on climate change. what happened in

issue of race front and center as the national conversation again. >> and nbc's morgan bradford takes a look at new data that shows how deep issues of race run and where the big divide exists. >> eerie echos of the past. race after decades of civil rights marches and historic legislaten, and it's still at the center of our national conversation. why now? is this the tipping point? >> yes, america is entering a unique phase of history. >> nearly three quarters of americans believe the race is worse now than in the '90s. when broken down by race, black and white americans don't see

americans are very dissatisfied by the way blacks are treated. only 15% of whites share the same view. >> the playing field is not fair. it's never been fair. in an effort to correct it and make it fair, those who had the advantage now feel disadvantaged because they no longer have the advantage. >> the polls can aoobscure feelings on the topic of race. a harvard rekwrfper studying google searches found hidden racism. one in every 100 searches for obama also included kkk or the n-word, and last year those searches spiked across the country during

speech. >> we do have more interviews and coverage that can provide context to the events in charlottesville. you can search "charlottesville" in our nbc app. and then lauryn is tracking your commuter forecast as you head back to work or school. a lot of us got soaked from the showers last night, and even indoors. how the mystics turned a leak into a whole lot of fun for the owd. stay wcrit

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welcome back. police in ohio are dealing with a big controversy this morning due to this video posted online. it shows a euclid, ohio police officer punching a man laying on the ground y

richard hubbart was pulled over in his car and refused to follow the officer's orders. he was charged with resisting arrest. the officer was placed on administrative leave pending review of the incidents. a woman was arrested after two homeless women were stabbed in arlington yesterday. arlington police charged the woman with wounding the women. there was some sort of argument that broke out in a small park and then a good samaritan jumped in and was able to take down the knife-wielding suspect until the police could arrive. the two victims are expected to be okay. a man was detained and in court yesterday. the 17-year-old was driving through the brentwood neighborhood on thursday afternoon when she was shot in the head. officers said she was not the intended target. a second person was shot. police are looking for two

gold-colored honda accord with a new jersey license plate. taking another look outside at the capitol. a great day for a morning jog, a bike ride, walk the dog, whatever, get outside. lauryn is tracking how long we will stay dry before showers come back. and then what the news team is recovering after teachers

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welcome back. local schools trying to fill their final teacher vacancies, and they are reviewing resumes and background checks as well. >> we are discovering dozens of teachers that have been pulled because of misconduct, but some have found a way back in. >> reporter: the overwhelming majority of teachers properly treat and protect their students, but there are some bad apples. the agency that is that to supervise those bad apples sometimes makes mistakes. you trust the person in the front of the classroom, and the past investigation showed dozens of teachers abuse that trust. including the theater teacher in silver spring. you all

>> we did. we thought he cared about hour son. >> her son was a victim. >> it's like a show that comes to live and only it's you and you think it can't be happening. >> police arrested him in 2012 and he pleaded guilty to a sex offense, and although he declined to speak to us, he steered clear of public schools since. some teachers accused of misconduct return. >> including the principal who taught hundreds until 2017. four years after child protective services found he was involved in sexual abuse in arlington. >> do i need to find out if anything may or may not have happened. >> the teacher in question denied the

never arrested or charged, but child protective services failed to revoke his teaching license, a grievous error says abuse counselor. >> my idea would be that would disqualify that person from having contact with children again. >> and then after a guilty plea of this guy, he found another teaching job in randalstown, maryland. we discovered fairfax schools botched how it handled norton's case, failing to know his teaching certificate was revoked for several years. >> virginia's governor signed new law requiring school districts to quickly report the misconduct cases to the state to help the state revoke those teachers' licenses, and the

being made, tune into the i-team special report "slipping through the cracks" sunday at 11:30 a.m. right after "meet the press." scott mccfarland, news4 i-team. we want to take a live look at mt. zion first baptist church. we have been told virginia governor is in the building, and he is visiting this church here and another one after a day of violence, and now we have prayers in charlottesville. >> it's a time where derrick ward said the community he is in has really come together with a message of unity following such hate, hurt, tragedy in the streets that they call home. we will continue to coverage

as well as onlines on developments come in. >> when you see the tough stories, and then you see good pictures like this one come out. if you need something to make you smile this morning, and all of us do, this story will do it. >> this is what happens when the basketball game is put on hold because it rains inside, indoors. a little cotton candy and tootsie roll going on here. the mystics dealing with a leak in the roof. they decided to pass the time with a game delay and doing a half-time show of their own, i guess you could say, on the court. they wound up playing. they beat the indiana fever 100-80. looking good and hooping it up and getting dow

there because i would have been moon walking all over the place. >> that's right. i have the roger rabbit. >> lauryn doesn't even know. >> don't even start with her. >> we have years on her, angie. >> they know what i'm talking about. >> how about the fact it rained so hard it came into the capital w one arena. >> yeah, the same thing happened, they were playing the suns and it had to be postponed because of the leak. no leaks out there today because we don't have any rain in the forecast today, thank goodness. lower humidity will make it a comfortable day out there. open up the windows as we continue into the day. it will be a nice day to give the air-conditioner a break because you will need to flip it back on through the week because we have hot

conditions. we have a little cloud cover out there. mostly cloudy throughout the day today but no rain. humidity returns overnight and then we have rain chances to end the workweek. 67 in gaiters park. it's a good-looking morning out there. we had a few showers through southern maryland, and you may wake up to a little dampness on the car and that's due to the frontal system that left us all the storms yesterday. now it's just going to hang around the carolinas and off the coast. it's going to bring us cloud cover. we will go partly cloudy today but much less humidity and temperatures in the mid-80s looking great for the pool if you want to head out there because you will have the lower side of humidity, and a doubleheader tonight. well, today and tonight. the giants are looking good for that. temperatures low to mid-80s at 1:05, and then the

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as the space agency prepares to send astronautses to the red planet, they are getting ready to handle a medical emergency millions of miles from the nearest e.r. >> a visit to the doctor was out of the question when one astronaut was at the space station. but they could have a doctor oncall. >> real time communications, a minor delay. you could have a doctor on the phone with you while working on the patient. >> 34 million miles away from earth is mars. it takes 20 minutes for the call for help to reach earth. >> if you have an emergency you will not wait those minutes but need to deal with it onboard. >> everybody on the crew will be forced to be doctors working with only the supplies on their

to deal with to figure out how to save that person's life. >> nasa and the hospital have teamed up to create a first of its kind space simulator to teach astronauts how to deal with medical emergencies, like simple injuries to a major event like a heart attack. the astronauts here face a double dilemma, they need to fix their ship and keep crew members alive at the same time. i got the chance to suit up. in my scenario, a crew member's lung collapsed. i was used to that as a physician in a hospital but not in space. >> the goal is to keep people healthy and complete the mission. >> you have to complete the mission. you have no choice. >> it's essential. >> a mission where

will be in space for three years. they will surely face a medical crisis. it's one small step towards a giant mission. nbc news, boston. >> such a cool story there. outside it's warming up. lauryn is updating the chance of humidity and the most comfortable days in the week ahead. >> reporter: virginia's governor visits local churches in charlottesville on the heels of times of trouble in the city.

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chaos is charlottesville. >> i mean, it's the most horrific thing i ever have seen in my life. >> virginia in the spotlight as thousands clash in the streets. >> you pretend you are patriots, but you are anything but a patriot. >> a city battered by hate. right now on "news4 today" the new calls for action after the violence. it has been a horrific scene playing out in the streets of charlottesville, but this morning a bit more calm as we take a live look at a service happening right now in that city. >> one person is dead as