and then another storm, and this is the one that really watching, yes, this one could go severe, small storm. this one is a bigger complex of storms that's moving into a very unstable atmosphere, east of the blue ridge and once it hits, i think it's going to be able to develop, too. that's something that we're going to be watching. you see these moving to the north. storms just to the south of fairfax. so everybody under the gun over the next two to three hours and most of this is out of here by around 7, 8:00 tonight. we'll update you on that, areas in the pink, including most of our region under severe thunderstorm watch. any warnings happen, we'll bring them to you right away. >> thank you, doug. and remember when severe weather strikes, you can get the power of storm team 4 on your phone, open up the nbc washington app. now, to a crime scene so difficult, counseling was offered to police officers on site. >> many of those officers are parents and the discovery left them shaking.

age of ten found dead inside their home in prince georges county. >> parents in that neighborhood refused to let their own children out of their site. >> i can't even go to work today because, i have a child here and it's a murderer out here. >> family members made the discovery this morning at the home on brook jane drive that's in clinton. darcy spencer talked to neighbors this afternoon and has their reaction. darcy. >> well, jim, i can tell you it's been a very difficult day here in prince georges county, not only for that family, but for residents. as you said, for police, as well. let me show you where this investigation is taking place just off the street here, the third house there on the left and a neighbor tells me that police took away two men in handcuffs from the house earlier today. police are saying no arrests have been made at this point. we're begin our story tonight with a neighbor who says he's so upset today he had to take off

the fact that there are three children dead in my neighbor. >> james lives on the same children where the children were found dead. three little girls all under the age of ten had suffered trauma to their bodies. he saw a woman outside and she was distraught. >> looking into her face and she said that they're dead, just those words were chilling and now to know that they're kids. >> investigators collected evidence inside the home on brook jane drive in clinton. they say the crime was confined to this home and they're speaking to those who were inside. a family member made the horrible discovery after arriving at the house 7:30 in the morning. >> it's sad -- it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: in the backyard you can see a trampoline, a little basketball hoop and a girl's bike. a neighbor told me she saw the children playing here every day and they were happy. this mom is a neighbor with small children of

baby's like that. i wouldn't know to do. >> the police department offered counseling to officers to cope with one of the most difficult scenes they encounter on the job. >> those that responded here today are parents, uncles and siblings of young children that they care for and love very much. we're all feel this loss. >> they're promising to figure out what happened inside the house and who is responsible for taking these young innocent lives. and so far police have not identified the children who are found inside this home this morning. back to you. >> just awful. darcy spencer, darcy, thank you, the deaths of these three young children is just the latest example of violence against kids in that community. prince georges county is seen share of domestic violence cases over the last several months. >> this latest examples has leaders there calling for change. news 4 jackie bens

our team coverage this evening with how the county is trying to fight domestic violence. jackie. >> reporter: well, wendy, among those who responded here to this horrific scene was prince georges county states attorney angela, we're have a little bit of video that we're want to show you. now, police are not confirming that the killing of these little girls is domestic related, but statistics show, the vast majority of murders of children in prince georges county over the last five years were by people they knew or were related to. here is what angela alsobrooks had to say. >> there are some families who are experiencing what no parents had to experience. they are not alone in their grief. we are grieving together but we are confident that this investigation will be well handled. >> now, domestic-related murders of women and children in prince georges county had been the highest in the state in recent years

force was impanelled to look into solutions to this problem. live in clinton maryland, jackie bensen, news 4. >> thank you, jackie. from 1987 to 2015, more than 1,700 people died from domestic violence in maryland. from 2015 to 2016, there were 55 domestic violence deaths. last year 50% of all domestic related deaths in maryland who were in prince georges county, news 4 is working for you, to raise awareness about domestic violence. we're call it safe at home. go to our nbc washington app and search safe at home and there you will learn how prince georges county delegate is fighting to change the state law to prevent domestic violence. >> it's happened again on a friday, we're continue to follow that breaking news out of the white house now. chief strategists steve bannon is out. the white house says it was a mutual decision

and chief of staff general john kelly. it's just the latest friday farewell and the trump administration, press secretary sean spicer left back on july 21st, the following friday we're learned reince priebus was out as chief of staff. now, today, bannon bomb shell. there was one exception to that friday rule with anthony, stint as communications director, ending on monday, july 31st. that didn't last long, you'll recall. nbc's kristin spoke with a high-level source today inside the white house about bannon's departure. >> reporter: bottom line, i have been told that there were a number of factors that went into this decision, ultimately, it was believed this was the best move for the president's agenda and for the administration to move forward, this source, essentially, acknowledges that steve bannon could be a big distraction for this president and for getting things accomplished. now, how did this all go down. we're know that general john kelly was con

he finished that review. he made his decision, i am told, prior to today. he then informed the president and the president gave the final sign off to, essentially, say that it was time for steve bannon to go and then as is typical in these situations, sources cloesz to steve bannon say he then tendered his recognition two weeks ago. >> chris ten welker, now, president trump hasn't commented on bannon's exit today. he traveled to camp david this afternoon for meetings on america's trat strategy in afghanistan. after that meeting he returned to his golf club where he spent a working vacation. we're have update to breaking news we're brought you last hour. our first look after police say, a woman intentionally laid down on the tracks as a train approached. >> now, police don't think her injuries are life threatening. the station is open, but trains are single tracking. so it could

know who is making their way home could be delayed this evening. we'll keep you updated on air and in our app. >> this afternoon we're learning new information about the terror attack in barcelona and the american man who was killed. he was there on vacation with his wife, a delayed honeymoon. news 4 leon harris is at the live desk with these heartbreaking new details. >> yeah, wendy, tucker and his wife were celebrating their first wedding anniversary there in barcelona. they had just enjoyed drinks when their blissful vacation was shattered by sharp cries as the van started running people down. then they got separated in all of that chaos. tucker's wife spoke to nbc news today, but that was before she learned her husband was killed. >> he left me to go use the rest room and within seconds after that, i -- there was screaming and yelling and i just end u

my husband. >> reporter: the couple was from california. tucker's father confirmed his son's death. there were more people there today out in barcelona today. there were more people there today than yesterday. they wanted to send a message to the terrorists that they're not afraid. at the live desk, leon harris, news 4. some places in our area are reminiscent, mark segraves are finding out how security forces in our area are trying to protect our so-called soft targets. the places you and your family like to visit. we're have just learned the name of the man who went on a car crash rampage this morning. first, look at how his spree ended. it's video that you'll only see here on news 4. that man groaning on the ground is kelly robertson,

from triangle. robertson is accused of leaving a trail of wreckage that began little river turnpike. his path stops a few blocks away. our bureau chief julie carey is live at the shopping center where it all came to an end, julie. >> reporter: hi, jim, well look over there. that use to match that brick pillar, but workers had to tear down the bricks after this guy crashed into it today. you think that would stop him, but he hit at least a dozen cars, including this one right here before he finally crashed his car in the parking lot. now, he is in the hospital tonight and what we're don't know is what caused him to drive his car speeding downturn pike in the first place. >> it looked like a scene from a movie car chase, 8 vehicles smashed up, bumpers litteringty the street. the car tire on the grass. the black jeep liberty and the center of this cluster cng

came speeding up from behind striking cars stopped at the light. >> i know it's -- i sit there. i brace for impact and it hits our car. it wasn't too bad with us, but i see like that he seriously damaged other cars. >> i mean, it was shattering impact. there was smoke in my car for the air bag deployment. it pushed me over to the left side and i think i hit another vehicle. >> crash victims watched as the suspect bailed out with his dog and began running down the street. >> he immediately gets out of his car. i hear, i hear him say not me, not today. he picks up his pit bull and he starts running down the road with the pit bull in hand. >> it wasn't long before there was more mayhem and more crashed cars at the little river shopping center. the suspect approached the woman heading to work at the bank, demanding her keys. she ran to the bank security guard for help. he tried to reason with the suspect but says the man pulled a knife, cutting his hands, taking the keys. gas station workers watched from across the

into a -- get into a car and then backed up, hit a couple of cars and hit the pillar on safe way and then came flying through over a median and actually hit a parked car sitting at the stop sign. >> this cell phone video shows the suspect on the ground holding his pit bull as a sort of shield, officers negotiating to get him to surrender. >> he kept holding the dog using that protection. >> but the man refused to comply. you can see on the video, the moment police decide to use a taser to separate him from the dog and take him into custody. the dog picked up by animal patrol. and no -- no word yet on charges against the suspect. back to you now in the studio. >> an emotional weekend here, and for law enforcement across the country, as they say good-bye to two virginia state police officers, both of those troopers killed in a chopper crash just ahead on news 4. i'm going to take you

with many of you, many of you will have shared your out pouring of support and love with them. also, you know that exercise is good for you, but there is a condition that can make it dangerous. >> one local woman learned that the tough way, we're working for you tonight to help keep you and your family in the best shape and the best health. >> we've got some strong storms out there, but no severe weather out there. strongest storms into charles county, this storm if it does move severe, take a look at the path here. making its way towards waldorf right around 5:38. heads up in the path, coming in around 5:17. a lot of lightning wit

♪ >> grief and sadness at the final farewell today. four of fallen virginia state trooper. trooper berk bates and a fellow officer both killed on saturday in a helicopter while they were responding to the violence in charlottesville. bates grew up in prince william county and he was remembered for his infectious smile and his good humor. >> our northern virginia bureau reporter david culver traveled down to richmond where law enforcement from all over the country gathered today to pay

>> i'm sergeant on highway patrol. >> they filed into this richmond church to honor trooper bates born and raised in prince williams county. ever since the age of two trooper bates was working his dream job last saturday. he and lieutenant jay flying above the protest in charlottesville when suddenly something caused their chop tore crash both men killed. >> we're loved your husband. and we're love your family. >> governor and his family share a unique connection to bates for several years bates protected virginia's first family. the governor remembering a speech he was about to give. bates urgently telling him to keep it to six minutes. >> which explains all the hockey jerseys here. bates' other passion, he coached his

>> he was able to instill in these kids the love for the game. >> it was amazing to hear and have everybody else learn about, you know, because he truly loves just, you know, he -- my younger brother, but it was also my hero and somebody that i could not be prouder of. >> thinking about lieutenant coleman's family, as well. >> i had the opportunity to meet with doug and family. they were so kind and gracious and wonderful. >> in the heat, humidity and emotional out pouring from the ground to the flyovers. it's hard enough to get through all of this once, let alone twice in one weekend. in richmond virginia, david culver, news

>> a fund has been set up to help the families of both trooper bates and lieutenant and you can learn more about it by searching troopers in our nbc washington app. >> in news for your health now, we're telling you that regular exercise really good for your health, you're going to feel better and look better. >> we're tell ourselves that, too. we're don't listen to ourselves. tonight we'll tell you about a situation when exercise can actually be dangerous, even toxic. with this eye opening report. >> yeah. i've got the office report tonight. if you like to work out, you really should know about this. there's a condition, it can happen to any of us when muscles experience some kind of trauma also from exercise. the worst part the warning signs can be hard to

>> 32-year-old for a spin class was her last spin class. >> by the time they got into the emergency room, i was in excruciating pain. i could hardly walk. >> nancy believed she was in pretty good shape. she's a skier. she plays gol. >> i had no kwau qualms. thought it would be fun. the class was packed, lights dimmed. music started blaring. the instructor encouraged everyone to push past their limits. within the first few minutes i definitely tried to keep up with the pace, but very quickly i knew that i was in over my head. >> after the class, nancy said she felt week but she didn't think too much about it. and the soreness she felt the next day, seemed about right after an intense exercise class. >> the early signs, unfortunately, are similar to the typical signs of having had a hard work out. you can have things like muscle

tenderness. the other thing that is hallmarker, is a change in the color of the urine. >> when nancy got to the emergency room, her legs were extremely swollen and her urine was brown. occurs when there is intense. >> hasan is in critical care. he says exercise-related cases are most common in bigger muscles in the body and are more likely to present at certain times of the year. >> so, the classic group of

patients are nancy recovered fully after six-day stay in the hospital. she's still exercises but she gives spin class a pass. and she wants to get the word out about this illness. >> it's really important to me that people are aware of this condition. >> so how can you prevent it, start a new exercise program gradually. if you feel like you're in over your head, well take a break, walk away. and that goes for your kids, too. all those young people starting with the fall sports practices after a summer off. this can be an issue for them. and beware of significant changes in the color of your urine, because that is such a key warning sign, you know what i thought

>> and also how often we're went to the bathroom. >> it's good to know you don't think about that. you just think i'm out of shape and i've got to push, keep pushing. >> all right. thanks. >> well, imagine, living in living in difficult conditions, then you find out you might have to be out in 48 hours. how thisn going s oag

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severe storm and trailing into howard and montgomery county. this will move in as well. and then this storm, take a look at what's coming through the dc metro area. right through the district. right through alexandria. down at the airport seeing some pretty good rain. some of the rain on the heavy side. watch out. we're could see some flash flooding that's something we'll watch for. these are moving to the north. this will be right through downtown. . this is starting to spread out, intensifying just a little bit in some areas you see the line here all the way down from the luoduon county area. that's severe thunderstorm watch. look how close we are to the severe weather. the yellow is severe thunderstorm warnings and we're have warnings now just to the north all the way down to baltimore, that line, however, has not been able to make itself itself complete through dc.

weather just yet. may not see a lot of severe weather. bigger issue could be flash flooding. we've got a lot going on heads up there. flash flood warnings in towards baltimore, up towards portions of harper county, as well. most of the region under flash flood watch until 2:00. that could be a big issue as we're head on through. the biggest issue will be the heavy rain. high winds out there. isolated reports of hail, maybe a small chance of a tornado. this is all high winds and heavy rain fall, right until about 8:00 tonight. look at the heat index. it was 108 in dc. now we've got the storm coming overhead. that will help to cool things. 75 as we've seen that rain move in across our region. mostly sunny, warm, but not humid, the humidity levels behind this system really go down. i think weekend looking great. solar eclipse day on monday, high temperatures upper 80s to around 90. 91 on tuesday. chance of storm on wednesday. that fro

much nicer weather. look at next week, later next week and weekend looking fantastic. >> doug, thank you. as we've said time and time again. right now the sun and the moons paths are getting ever closer. >> can't you feel it. and it's getting harder and harder to find those eclipse glasses. what you can use, what you can use, instead, that may be just lying around your house. >> we're asking ourselves, what can i do, i'm one person. >> oh, tina fay all over your social media today after that memorable commentary on charlottesville. she's a uva grad, how the

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new severe thunderstorm warning, the first one of the afternoon, we've been talking about this storm. severe thunderstorm warning for charles county. and that until 6:15. associated with this storm, some hail and may be reported with this storm, as well. it's moving very close, if you live near laplata watch out for this storm. you can see it's making its way around waldorf and just south on this track, be around the l la plata area, st. charles at around 5:54. we'll continue to keep you posted more storms coming on through the region. this one, too, could move through prince georges and that one i'm watching,

any more warnings pop up, i'll bring them to you, first. >> the california man who was killed in barcelona, was separated from his wife for just moments when the van ran through the crowds. they were celebrating a wedding anniversary. today a larger than usual crowd gathered, the scene of that attack to show support for those victims. what is disturbing is that the victims on that plaza had little, if any protection, on that open street and security experts called these soft targets. >> news 4 mark segraves spoke to experts today who say the threat is real and now is the time for all of us to step up our game. mark. >> yeah, it's exactly right, jim, you know, i talked to the security expert today, he said it's no longer good enough, if you see something to say something. he said given the current climate in the country and the world, he says, now, you have to say something before you see something. >> as we're go into the new

are in school, ask the cool about their plans, what are they doing about lock down drills and evacuation drills. take it to the next level, inquire. it makes sense, especially, these days. >> peter makes keeping america safe his business. he says while security improvements are made every day, there is plenty more that can be done to keep us safe. >> we're need to make sure that anyone is filling out the proper paperwork and that we're know, they're going to be question and you're going to see a lot more visibility at certain locations because of this uptick in barcelona and now in finland today. >> one security measure that's becoming more commonplace particularly here in washington, d.c. are fathers like this we're find in front of the library on congress on capitol hill that prevent a vehicle from jumping the curve and hitting pedestrians or attacking this building. but right across this street, like most corners there are none to protect the sidewalk. areas where people

perfect targets for anyone wanting to hurt or kill large groups of people. scott has been selling shaved ice on this bethesda corner for years. he said this intersection could be a prime target. >> if you want to head home, head here. >> despite the escalating violence around the world and united states, he's not going to let it change the way he lives. >> european attitude, you know, it's like anything else, it's going to happen, it's going to happen. i'm not really one to fear that. >> we've been lucky. and i just hope to god we're keep continuing to be lucky. >> mark segraves, news 4. and another severe thunderstorm warning, this one for prince georges county, extreme eastern montgomery. prince georges, that until 6:45 with this storm right here. you see it coming through a line, 95 going to be a mess. arouau

around laurel, make sure you stay inside your house and make sure you're doing it here. strong winds associated with this line, this line is continuing, now. we're may see more storms continue to develop. the other severe thunderstorm warning, again, down towards laplata we'll continue to keep you posted on all the weather going on this afternoon right here from the storm center. we are also watching another breaking situation, this news just coming into the newsroom, virginia's governor taking a stand in an effort to better protect people at controversial monuments. we're learned issued an executive order today temporarily haunting permits and monument in richmond. what you're seeing here is video from a protest at the statute earlier this week. this order will stay in effect until new emergency regulations have been approved and implemented by the state. in light of what happened in charlottesville over the weekend, the governor says if he wants to formulate a plan to protect first amendment right and at the same time prevent rights of public safety.

people and the monument is the real challenge because the statute is located on the major thoroughfare in a residential neighborhood in richmond. at the live desk, harris, news 4. >> don't yell. yell it into the cake. >> from these new rallies. >> you see, it's working already -- and most of the women i know have been doing it once a week since the election. >> a lot of folks were craving sheet cake last night. national treasure, that's one way people referring the tina fay after she stopped by snls weekend update summer series. she's a uva grad and they suggest coping with tough news in an unusual way. >> it's called sheet caking. she says just buy a cake from a bakery owned by minorities and dig in. you may s

she's wearing a university of virginia sweatshirt, obviously. she graduated from there and school tweeted its kudos last night. >> you have to watch it again. >> we were just watching it. >> all right. the clock is ticking to stock up on those school supplies and save a little money,

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well you're running out of time to stock up back to school without paying the tax as you get your kids ready back to school. there are two days left. what that means is that you won't have to pay taxes on most shoes and clothing that cost 100 bucks or less. and for the first time, for the first 40 bucks of a backpack purchase, that will also be tax free. you only have until the end of tomorrow to take advantage of this. >> well, another way to cope with some of this tough news is get outside and experience something awesome. >> you'll have the perfect opportunity on monday with that solar eclipse. so we're working with you for some tips if you can't find the special glasses. they are hard to find. people are lined up at the center this morning hoping to get a pair, but they were turning people away by the time we're got there. so what happens if you can't find any of these glasses by

of astronomy at the smithsonian, safe way using, drum roll, a pasta strainer. >> you can do something like this, anything that has little holes, a watch band, a cracker, a straw hat. >> okay. >> you can use that that to protect little images of the sun. on the afternoon of the clip. you can construct your own art, i just punched a bunch of holes in this image and you can do the same sort of thing. >> you can make peshl experience for the eclipse. >> you'll need to do some prep work on your camera on your phone. you can find a long how-to video in the nbc washington app. just search,

photography. >> hey the national zoo and that's right what's going on in that panda, why this will effect your next visit to the zoo. >> and we're tracking the strong storms. two areas of severe thunderstorms, warning up towards prince georges county and another one down around charles county. numerous storms developing, got to be rather wet hour to two hours

we're have a weather alert for your friday evening, stronger weather out there. >> it sure is. we've got you covered,

draper, too, all over it, there in our storm center right now. what is the latest, guys. >> we've got a couple of morning out there and rain coming down right through the dc metro area. this is going to last one to two hours. partly brought on because we've had all this heat and humidity and cold front moving our way. >> we're seeing heavy rain fall in many of the storms. as this front moves through, it's going to be a beautiful weekend. >> big change as we're head towards the weekend, look what's going on right now. two strong storms, one of which strong storm, northern prince georges county around laurel this storm right here, severe thunderstorm warning for charles county, this is just south, along 301. that severe thunderstorm warning until 6:15. watching more storms develop. got one right around the beltway. got one around gaithersburg and more back to the

>> warning for this one until 6:15. watch the whole area here, everybody in pink. we're starting to already trim the thunderstorm watch and we'll continue to do so as this line moves to the east. the line itself, most severe between new york and baltimore. work just getting on the fringe of this. why we've seen a couple of warnings, we're have a couple more storms to go as we're maybe our way throughout the rest of the night. consider flash flood watch, still in effect until 2:00, please turn around do not drown. behind this front, things change in a big way as we're head into the weekend. amelia is looking at that. >> we'll see the humidity levels drop tomorrow. it's still going to be muggy, earlier this afternoon we were noticing a feels like temperature here in washington, of 109. now the rain has certainly held that, take a look. this is how it's feeling out right now when you factor in the humidity and

improvement there, take a look t the humidity levels, tonight still in that oppressive range, we're drop all the way down to comfortable and by monday, solar eclipse stage, feeling a little bit humid out there. as we're go throughout next week toward the end of the week, absolutely fantastic. >> yeah, it really is as we're move on through not just the early part of the week. we're see another cold front move through, that cold front next wednesday, that is going to change things again and in a very good way. we've got some heat here, but, again, it will be nice less humidity saturday and sunday. right now things looking pretty good. high temperature of 88 on monday. few clouds out there, i don't think and looking good for the viewing. 91 on tuesday and then here comes the front on wednesday behind that front, stronger front than what we'll see today. couple of strong storms on wednesday. look at these numbers, highs only in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees. much nicer weather as we're head into the end of the week. any more storms continue to develop and t w

more storms continue to come through over the next 1 to 2 hours. >> thanks so much. the condo complex in prince georges county just can't seem to capture. >> they're facing possible eviction for the second time. fire code violations at the condos make it unsafe for people to be there. just last year, they were forced to leave. after the condo association didn't pay its bills in the power company shut off the lights. news 4 aimee cho has more from the families once again scrambling to find somewhere else to live. >> so most likely we're going to be in a shelter. most likely we're going to be in a shelter. >> passion pleasant and her kids, the fire department told them it isn't safe. >> i have six children. i have a newborn. i have a infant and my son has autism. and now where do we're suppose to go. >> as you walk through this building. you'll see holes in the ceiling. trash on the floors and

years. but one thing, you won't see in this fire extinguisher box, no extinguisher. in addition the fire department says the alarm system here hasn't worked in over a year. >> so this is just a notice to close the loop. >> today firefighters taping signs to the doors letting residents know if the building managers don't fix the problems by tuesday, everyone will have to leave. >> i mean, we're do really need it fixed. what if it's a fire and we're have no alarm, so we're really do need it fixed, by tuesday, that is a short notice for people. so how are we're suppose to find, you know, living arrangements. >> it is our goal to make certain everybody is satisfied. >> the condominiums lawyer said they try to make repairs when needed. he says money is tight. most residents have moved out and squatters have taken their place. >> you cannot please all people at all times. this is a very difficult situation, so we're trying to find a solution that fits everyone. >> but the families here don't

>> and i can't just pull off with a u haul. we're can't say, okay, children, let's go and then how do i explain that to my autistic child, oh, we're have to leave, one again. >> and once again, there's nothing they can do but wait and hope. aimee cho, news 4. >> zoo keepers at the national zoo tell us, it's like finding a needle in a hay stack. right now they're working to figure out if a giant panda is pregnant. the panda house is now closed and the zoo is doing ultrasounds. but they won't really show anything until just before is ready to give birth. now vets tell us, they have detected hormone changes, which could be the sign of a pregnancy. also making a nest in her den and has a decreased appetite. as soon as we're know for sure, you'll know, we're eeld send out an alert on nbc washington app,

cream, we'll let you know, too, on nbc washington facebook page. >> that will be very exciting. >> and while we're speak a little animals. we're want you to take one home for cuddling. it's time to clear the shelters once again and we're need your help. i will be at the shelter in louden county. >> and we're talking about adoption fees, i mentioned it earlier. what's going on with the adoption fees it's cover spade neuter, vaccines, we're can give you a little background. it really is an incredible way to find an animal. >> some locations are waived or

this. what happened to laila. again, we're provide any medical care that these animals require on a regular day, that doesn't change the adoption fee. tomorrow it still means that the fee is waved. again, incredible value, everything that they might be facing has been addressed. we're do all of our procedures here in this medical center, additionally, medical center is open to the public. again, at low cost. it's really important that we're support the vet and care of animals in our community. leaving with the animal with no adoption fee, that is amazing. clear the shelters tomorrow, what time do we're open here again. >> we're open at 10:00 a.m. not our normal hours. we're excited and ready to get going. >> awesome. there will be a line outside. i suggest you come here early, again, nbc washington.com, the nbc washington app to find

location near you. we're have about 30 locations locally and i think the lines are going to start pretty early. this is a third annual clear the shelters event. >> last year we're had someone lined up at 11:00 p.m. the night before. but again we're do not start the process until closer until opening at 10:00. bear that in mind, come ready and excited to come inside but understanding that we're trying to serve everyone that's coming. >> we're going to be so excited. we're ready and going to be here to clear the shelters tomorrow. you can find out more on the app. >> yes, we're will. >> there will be a lot of shelters waiting. you can find a map of all of those participating shelters. it's in our nbc washington app, sherg search, clear the shelters. >> president trump is at camp david meeting with national security advisers. ahead, what the people here in maryland think about the job he's doing as president. and the recent

>> president trump traveled today. news 4 chris gordon is at the airport when air force one arrived. he spoke to some of trump's supporters who live nearby. >> it is a rare site, air force one here at regional airport rather than andrews air force base as it delivers president trump on his trip to camp david.

at a distance. the airport was closed to the public. he flew the last leg to camp david by helicopter. people who wanted to see the president, lined the fence along the airport perimeter. >> i've never seen a sitting president and i love what he's doing. >> this is the president's second visit. he's yet to come down where we are finding he has a lot of supporters. >> donald trump is the best thing we've ever had gotten for a long time. >> the president isak

confederate memorials, tweeting sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart of the beautiful statutes and monuments. what do you think of his comments about saving confederate memorials. >> i believe they all should be saved. i think this is our history. >> the people would like the president to come camp david more often, to attract tourists and the business they bring. chris gordon, news 4. >> news 4 begins now. with storm team 4. tonight at 6:00, we're told you it was coming. now strong storms are moving in over parts of our region. >> folks we're in weather alert mode right now to make sure you're prepared. doug is breaking down the timing and the impact. >> you saw me leaving the camera shot there. we're had another severe warning. once again for charles county, we've been tracking the storm here in the storm center. you caee

right to it. show you where the storm is, 6:45. zoom on in there for me amelia. let me get out of the way so you can zoom on in. this includes charles county, saint mary's county. and parts of -- mechanicmechani. now here around the savage area, this severe thunderstorm warning continuing until 6:45, there's another strong storm right around the bowie area, look at this one coming right through fairfax. fairfax, this storm moving right towards the district. that's going to be the strongest storm the dc area sees today and more back around the region, again, this storm right here, new severe thunderstorm warning until 6:45. st. mary's county, and any more ms