we hit the jackpot with the weather two days in a row. >> should we give lauryn all the credit? >> we can. why not? >> you get credit. i will take it. on a day like today and yesterday, i know we had a few storms yesterday afternoon mainly north of d.c., so nothing like that today and i will take credit for that today. thank you very much. everything is so green. it's so beautiful out there. temperatures are at 76 degrees right now. we will continue to warm into the 80s before we get to that lunch hour. we are looking at mostly sunny skies. the humidity is still on the low side, but we have the humidity coming back as we head through tomorrow. we will let you know about the solar eclipse and a few changes. >> thank you. a comedy legend who took on tough topics like racial and social injustice is gone. >> the last time we saw him in public was back

mural. >> i thank you. >> news4's derrick ward now live at the mural this morning talk with some of gregory' fans. he was a real trail blazer. >> reporter: he was. he was not local but he made this his home. there's already an impromptu memorial, his '68 album, he tackled subjects like black progress and assassination, and that was dick gregory. he passed away last night at the age of 84 at the hospital and was surrounded by members of his family. he had been there for about a week. he had symptoms of heart failure

was doing on the east coast. he was showing signs of progress but took a turn for the worst. he broke down barriers as a comic. he did the "tonight show," and hugh hefner's mansion. we talked to folks here about their memories of dick gregory, and that's pretty much what they remember about him, his activism. take a listen. >> well, more of an activist. the last of the revolutionists. where are we going to get information now from? >> reporter: he was seen as a bit of a conscience

america. we are live here in ben's alley. >> so many people now sharing their grief over the passing of dick gregory. al sharpton sharing his sentiments as well as reverend jesse jackson. dl huguely as well as john legend who called him a ground breaker. >> absolutely. we have new details this morning into that horrifying triple murder of three little girls. prince georges county police say 25-year-old antonio williams confessed to stabbing his 6-year-old sister and two cousins. the children's bodies were found on friday inside a home in clinton. investigators say williams' mother left him to watch over theit

>> my heart just goes out to the family. i really don't have an opinion because i don't know all the facts, but i am sure that that family is definitely devastated. we, as a community, would like to support that family in any way that we can. >> neighbors there obviously stunned. williams is now facing murder charges for those girls' deaths. this was the scene in cities across the country as people took to the streets to rally against white supremacy. in dallas, close to 2,300 pea actual gathered to make their voices heard, but one of the largest demonstrations heard happened in boston. chris pallone has more. >> reporter: in boston, thousands on the march spreading a message of unity and equality. organizers called one a free spch

thought it would attract hate groups. >> i was thinking we should show up to let the protesters of the so-called free speech rally know they are in the minority. >> the free speech rally lasted less than an hour and brought 50 people. >> that's ridiculous. we are nonpartisan and strictly first amendment. >> police led the free speech group off, and jonathan cho was in the middle of it. >> trump supporters being escorted out of the boston common, and i spoke to them a few minutes ago and they thought everything would be fine, but suddenly -- here we go. >> some counterprotesters burned a confederate battle flag. trump tweeted out the country would soon comeog

>> 99.9% of the people are here for the right reason and that's to fight bigotry and hate for the most part here today. >> reporter: people held similar anti-hate gatherings around the country, in dallas more than 2,000 people called for the city's confederate memorial to be taken down. >> today on "meet the press," we will have a special look at where the country goes from here one week after charlottesville. chuck todd, we will speak with him in the 10:00 hour. right now the skins don't have a win or much to show for it at all. >> it's the pre-season. the redskins 0-2 after losing last night. and cousins went 144 yar

the skins are hoping for a win next week on sunday when they host the bangles. i believe they are back at fedex. let's look outside on this sunday morning. we are in for a gorgeous sunday. lauryn is tracking how soon the 90s and muggy weather will be back in the forecast. we have to keep it rolling. i'm talking about the giant new powerball prize that is making history and how soon you could

right now hundreds of firefighters still battling a lightning-sparked fire in oregon where hundreds of homeowners have been evacuated. flames have been raging at the three sisters wilderness area for a week now and so far none of the fire has b

firefighters have been working to get water to areas they can't access. a shelter has been set up at a local school and there's a place for pets to go. crews are hoping the cooler temperatures and higher humidity will help them in their effort to put out the flames. if you are waking up hoping to be a millionaire, you are out of luck. maybe you are a millionaire and you just didn't win the powerball. there was no jackpot winner in last night's powerball drawing and that means the prize is even bigger. get this. $650 million. that's the third largest jackpot in u.s. history, and the prize continues to grow. the next drawing comes up on wednesday. good luck. the time right now, 9:10. clouds might make a big impact on your view of the eclipse. lauryn is

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welcome back. it's a decision that has some d.c. officials scratching their heads. michael brown is scheduled to give a series of speeches about ethics to employees. here's the catch. back in 2013 brown admitted to taking $55,000 in cash from undercover

custody less than three months ago and the ethics speeches are part of an agreement he worked out with the ethics board as part of his punishment. i know a lot about you. i don't think i need to tell the public how much you like transportation but how much you hate losing your cell phone service when you are trying to cover transportation and on metro. >> but the agency just recently upgraded their cell phone service, and we will put it to the test to see if it holds up or drops out. take a look. can you hear me now? >> i'm getting a call now. >> hello? >> you will likely be hearing a lot of conversations after the cell service was upgraded in a significant portion of the

want to hear other people talk? >> correct. >> we will have to get a quiet car. >> yes, like the ble. >> at&t, sprint, and verizon wireless should all have uninterrupted service from metro center to stadium-armory, we found riders like her catching a call between stations. >> you can watch me on the news tonight because i will be on there. >> time for our own test. here's the deal. we wanted to see for ourselves if the cell phone coverage improved inside the tunnels. i am calling my photographer's phone, and okay, at least the call is going through. now can we answer the call, can i answer and talk to myself? hello? hello? it's actually working. but cell service being what it is, this may not be 100%

time. riders here trying to call one another -- >> nope, it's gone. >> it's gone. >> confirmed. >> metro won't say specifically which section of the system will get the upgrade next, but they expect to have service in all tunnels by late 2020. >> things seem to be holdsiing there. >> that makes you happy. >> a lot of people on the facebook live feed taking the metro live, too. happy about that. >> today is one thing, but tomorrow is different. i can't see anything. >> that's how it should be. you shouldn't be able to see anything. i have been getting questions about the glasses and whether they can have light in them, and i have the numbers and that means it's nasa approves. we have a

passing shower, and i was trying to keep it out of the forecast but you have to put it in there if it could happen, it's just a passing chance. did you see me cross my fingers? the good news is, doug and chuck are going to be in clemson, and it's sunny there and doug was concerned about that. we could have storms in other parts of south carolina in the path of totality. first, look outside. beautiful conditions. it's going to be another great day. humidity comes pouring back in during the overnight and then we have a passing chance of a shower on monday. radar, nothing happening right now. just a little clutter from where the radar sensor is in sterling. if you are traveling south to the path of totality, we are dry if you are

the only thing you may have to worry about is traffic. 73 in ft. meade. still in the upper 60s in the shenandoah valley. we are headed to 90 degrees today and the humidity staying on the low side. still hot this afternoon. i know we had a few thunderstorms yesterday and it doesn't look like that is going to be the case today. church services. beautiful conditions. when you get out, brunch, maybe afterwards. eat in the shade, it's going to be hot out there. the solar eclipse, make sure you have proper eyewear. people on the facebook page, i promised i would ask if i knew an inside track on glasses, and i do not and neither does the desk, they are a hot commodity, but call around. the most exciting time will be right after 2:30, because it's peaking at 2:42. it's going to be hot and humid so make sure you

that's what it will looking like at 2:42. after 4:00 it moves right on out and gets out of here. it will end after 4:00. a lot of information is on my facebook page. go over there for that. and then scattered showers and thunderstorms on wednesday before we cool down on thursday and friday. i am mark murray of nbc news. >> i am carry dan. the most recent week after a white nationalists rally in charlottesville is the worst week yet. >> the backlash has left him increasingly isolated. influential republicans have rebuked him, and fox even blasted him. >> and bob

trump has not demonstrated enough confidence. >> most of all, after a painful week for the country, trump has appeared to double down on positions that divide rather than unite, and it's all coming as more potential crisis loom from the debt ceiling to north korea and beyond. >> from rooftop bars in arlington to parks in fairfax county. come with me and i will take you around northern virginia and show you the best

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tomorrow's the big eclipse. you want the experience to be memorable for you and the family. >> absolutely. northern virginia bureau reporter is working for you and shares the best spots to see it all happen. >> reporter: this is what we want for you. >> whoa. >> reporter: the chance to marvel, albeit, safely at the sun. notice they have on the special glasses. the paper-made glasses are a hot commodity? >> it's what everybody wants. >> reporter: they ordered some 6,000 of the eyewear, and she has been getting e-mails and phone calls -- >> even people are tapping me in the hallway and saying i know you muste

hidden away. >> that's cool. >> reporter: if you are among the few thousand that signed up for the very popular county viewing programs, you will get a pair. those programs, by the way, sold out. >> we had dozens of programs and then more programs and then we added capacity to the existing programs and we have been amazed. >> no worries if you did not register, we have other options for you. >> we have over 400 parks, and we say welcome and come on down. >> reporter: ryan wants to wow you, too. inviting folks to visit. from covers to -- wow, how about that? >> 12:00 to 5:00, and five hours and the eclipse is in the middle there and it will be a good time up here, clear views and serving t

day? >> maybe an early happy hour. >> reporter: you don't have to be three stories up to enjoy the solar eclipse, just look for an open space that is not tree-covered and take it in safely, of course. back to you. >> thank you. a reminder you can watch the special coverage of the eclipse starting at 1:00 here on nbc 4, 1:00 in the afternoon. we will have live reports from clemson, south carolina, and we have safety tips and more on our nbc washington app. >> we are live on facebook right now and a lot of people are trying to get their hands on the glasses. one person, gary here, telling us $999 on ebay. >> i will give you these for $1,500. it's just economics. >>

the clouds are coming back, and lauryn will tell us when the showers will impact your workweek. >> who throws a party when the roadwork wraps up? st

the time is 9:28 on this sunday morning. here's what is happening. iconic comic dick gregory has died in d.c. at 84.

his comedy in the '60s. his son says he died yesterday here in the district after being in the hospital for a week. a confession in the triple murder of three little girls in clinton. prince georges county police say 25-year-old williams told them he stabbed his 6-year-old sister and two cousins. their bodies were found on friday and he now faces murder charges. one week after the violence in charlottesville, thousands of people across the country took to the streets holding rallies against heat. in boston, they marched against a free speech rally and it was peaceful. police did make a few arrests. just about to hit 9:30 on this sunday morning. hope you have a good start to the day. i am adam tuss. >> i am angie goff. we appreciate tha

>> who doesn't appreciate that? we always appreciate lauryn ricketts who went outside to check out the sunshine. >> it's absolutely wonderful out here, guys. absolutely gorgeous. we have plenty of sunshine and blue skies. i wish it was going to be like this tomorrow but that's not going to be the case. we have a few changes to the eclipse forecast if you are sticking around here. if you are traveling today, it looks good. we are a-okay in terms of storms. it's nice out here. 76 degrees. oh, and the view behind this map right here is actually our tower camera so you can see straight down. beautiful conditions out there. full sunshine in the north wind helping to lower the humidity just a little bit. again, we will continue to watch temperatures heating up to right around 90 degrees for daytime highs today, but that's about it. then tomorrow we do have a chance, a chance, of a passing shower or thunderstorm coming our way. so we will watch that as we get

the evening. of course the eclipse peaks at 2:42 around here, so that's something that we are going to watch as we get into tomorrow. of course you want to watch it if you have your protection glasses on. we will give you a little insight on that because people are asking where they can get them and angie, people asking you on facebook because we are on facebook live, and we will talk all eclipse all day long today and tomorrow. i will let you know how the forecast is shaping up in a few minutes. >> thank you. lots to talk about. there are scores of roadblocks set up in spain as the massive manhunt continues there. police are looking for the suspected driver of the van that plowed into a crowd in barcelona. a 14th person died in a similar attack just south of the city. the investigation is focussing on a missing imam who police could have died in a massive house expon

are still mourning, including the widow of american, jared tucker. >> my life. what am i going to do? it's not a matter of not being able to be independent, um, but i don't want -- i don't want to do that without him. >> jared tucker and his wife were in spain celebrating their one-year wedding anniversary. his sister says he also leaves behind three daughters. and then the police shootings in florida, a second officer died yesterday after being shot after a scuffle with the suspect. the suspect is arrested and now facing charges. the shooting happened the same night when two other officers in jacksonville were hurt in a shooti t

grazed by a bullet in the district. he was taken to the hospital last night around 8:00. there was a shooting on 41st street in southeast not far from the fort davis recreation center. so far no suspects have been identified, and police say the boy should be okay. commotion inside a d.c. library that ended with a stabbing. our news partner reports somebody was arrested after an assault inside the library in shaw. an argument at a computer escalated and continued into a bathroom and that's when they say one person pulled out a pen knife and the pair struggled over it and both were cut and taken to the hospital and both have minor injuries. it's not every day you hold a party when a road project wraps up, but one neighborhood plans to do that to celebrate part of the brand new beach drive that is going to open shortly. a block party

take a look. this is where it's wrapping up. guests will notice a staircase and crosswalk and resurfaced road. festivities get under way at 1:00 this afternoon on the road near the zoo entrance. this is the first phase of the project here that is wrapping up. there's still more construction under way. >> at least two more parties? >> that's right. more parties. as the country gets ready for the solar eclipse tomorrow there's a warning for drivers out there. take a look. you might notice this sign along the beltway in prince georges county. it's urging drivers to not pull off to the side of the road to catch a look at the eclipse. >> it's going to begin at 1:17 in the afternoon, but 82% darkness will be seen around 2:42 p.m. jay gray has a closeroo

of totality. >> reporter: this weekend millions are making a trek to totality, packing highways, airports and train stations from oregon through south carolina to get a spot along the 70-mile-wide path where the sun will be completely blocked by the moon. casper, wyoming, is one of the cities along the path. >> we are on the center line and we are having people come in from all over the world. >> tens of thousands to get a glimpse of history, many spill into the streets this weekend with downtown shut down for the casper eclipse festival, the celestial celebration. music to the ears of business owners here. >> business wise we are up. we have been up, like, 800%, over this time last year. >> and casper is hosting an annual

and astronomers. >> suddenly you are emersed in the shadow of the moon. >> nasa's scientist who many call mr. eclipse has traveled to more than two dozen toetal eclipses and says he one is unique and awe inspiring. >> it's something you will remember the rest of your life and it's something -- the stories of seeing that eclipse are things you will pass down to your grandchildren. >> a story written by the sun, the moon, and millions who will be watching. jay gray, nbc news, casper, wyoming. >> you know, we have deployed our meteorologists, doug and chuck will be in clemson, south carolina tomorrow. you can catch the special live show starting at 1:00 in the afternoon, and can you also

watch on the nbc washington app. looking outside, the sun is up and the weather will make a big difference as you plan for the eclipse. lauryn is tracking how showers and clouds might impact your plans. just when you thought it was not possible, things getting stinkier near capitol hill. the ♪

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welcome back. one week after the violence in charlottesville, they came together for peace. organizers said the goal was to fill the downtown area with poetry and music and love. the community came together for a moment of silence to remember heather heyer who was killed when a car slammed into a crowd of people. and then a

save many lives with the life-saving drug that helps with opioid overdose. it's one of the first grass root events since the law took effect. we caught up with one lawmaker that sponsored the legislation. >> previously those that were taught how to do the revival training, he couldn't show how to district narcan. >> not only did people learn how to use narcan yesterday but they were able to take a free dose home. baltimore police are trying to figure out why a man stabbed somebody in a case of road rage. police say a man was dropping off his wife when he saw the victim yesterday morning. that's when he hit the victim with his car and got out and then stabbed him with

several times. the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. the suspect did turn himself into police. time right now, 9:40. the sun is out and it's looking good outside. lauryn is tracking what you can expect for tomorrow's commute as z2e2gz z1a2z y2e2gy y1a2y

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out for a workout, looking good all through the day. you will deal with the heat this afternoon as temperatures warm to around 90 degrees. different story tomorrow. hot, humid, partly sunny, and maybe a chance of a passing shower. we will be talking about that because it's the great eclipse, so we will talk about that in full detail in just about three minutes. guys? >> thank you very much. many small towns across the country are trying to figure out how to keep going when people just move away and the businesses there close. >> nbc's harry smith shows when small towns are thinking big and getting creative to get people in their down. >> reporter: casey, illinois, wants you to know big things are happening here, like the world's biggest rocking chair, it sits downtown where it's an irresistible draw. >> it would be cool if they let us climb up there and sit.

>> reporter: jim had one of those if you build it they will come kind of visions, and the more big stuff they put in casey the more people that show up. like a big pencil, a big ruler, and a big pitchfork, like you got to see this kind of big. >> big enough? >> well, we could make it a little bit bigger. >> reporter: our personal favorite, the world's biggest mailbox. is this real? >> yes, to get in the guinness, you have to mail from it and has to be able to receive mail. >> reporter: a lot of casey's stuff is in the guinness book. >> what made you stoper

>> the sign out on the interstate. >> how many businesses have come? >> four. >> laurie smith and their small dog find casey a delightful diversion. >> i will just have a humorous america day so i came here. >> if you look closely at the big stuff you will see a bit of scripture because jim's big thing is he wants people, all people, to love and respect one another. >> if we would love each other and super each other on to good deeds then the world will be a better place. >> okay. >> a big idea working in a big way in a small town. harry smith, casey, illinois. >> love that story. it has been missing for decades and now a ship that played a critical role in world war ii has been found. they located the res eupblg of the "uss indianapolis," and nearly

when that ship sank after being hit by torpedos. smells like dirty diapers, rotting meat and fish. are you hungry? today you can go and take a big whiff of it if you want. the three of the corpse flowers have started to bloom. the time to get the stickiest affect is at night and early morning, so plan accordingly. the garden will stay open later tonight to accommodate you and your nostrils until 10:00. check it out. >> why? >> on our facebook live, somebody was mentioning they smelled the one in missouri and it was terrible. >> it has to be terrible. the way you described it is terrible. we want

you for bringing home lots of new friends. >> these guys don't stink. it was because of the clear the shelters event that was a huge success. more than 1,300 animals found new forever homes. that's great. that included dogs and cats and mice and turtles. across the country, more than 60,000 pets found new families. if you adopted a new furry friend, tweet us at nbcwashtington.com. thank you for coming out and making that event a good one. >> cleared the shelters. >> yeah. it's a beautiful day to walk the dog or cat or turtle or mouse. >> yeah, ferrets. >> we saw a couple of those, too, yesterday. >> yeah. a great day to get out and about, and we have no rain in the forecast. we had a few storms in the afternoon. >> it was refreshing coming in this morning. >> oh, my gosh. >> your hair looks

>> thank you. because there's no humidity. thank goodness. it's actually flat today. as we continue through tomorrow that's when we see a rise in the humidity, and the humidity and heat will be with us through the next couple of days. today, enjoy, the humidity still on the low side. we have changes in the forecast for the eclipse, and we have cooler weather on the way. i am talking 70s. 70s for daytime highs at the end of august. we don't ever get that kind of weather around here, but it has been an odd summer, hasn't it? temperatures are in the 70s at this point. if you are headed to the pool, no rain to worry about today. plenty of sunshine. temperatures warming up to 90 degrees. might be a good day to get out to the pool. nothing showing up on radar. if you are traveling and headed down to the path of totality for the solar eclipse, that means you are headed southbound. no clouds and nothing happening on the radar n

the west but that will not impact us at all. temperatures today, 90 degrees. humidity on the low side and it's going to come pouring in during the overnight. when you have the kids at the bus stop tomorrow, i want to make sure they have their solar eclipse sunglasses if they made them in school. humid and muggy, and a passing shower possible later tomorrow afternoon. let's get into this. we talked a lot about this on my facebook page. use proper eyewear. make sure you have it. i called around and sent out tweets to the smithsonian to see if they had some. we don't have an inside track. the most exciting time tomorrow will be after 2:30. 90 degrees, hot and humid. make sure you hydrate. it's peaking at 2:42. a passing shower possible but not likely and if

later in the day. the moon will start eclipsing the sun by 2:42. 82% of that sun's surface is eclipsed by the moon, and it will move out of here by 4:00. if you are driving around or something, it should be fun. still have eyewear on to protect yourself. temperatures at 90 degrees, and we stay at 90 for tomorrow as well. again, just a small chance of a passing shower later tomorrow afternoon. i think most of us will be fine for the eclipse, and then we will have a chance for storms late on tuesday, and temperatures in the low 90s, and in the 80s as a frontal system moves through region. temperatures are going to be in the 70s and 80s as we head through next weekend with low had you m humidity. a piece of u.s. history and a mission to bring it home. a battle to

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welcome back. we have heard a lot this week about the monuments that depict a divisive chapter of our history, and this morning we take a closer look at one honoring an american hero. >> right here. it's an old house that was going to be torn down but one man stepped into save it. wait until you hear who it belongs to. ron mott has the story. >> reporter: tucked away

neighborhood, what mendoza considers a masterpiece of american history. >> i wanted to have the house behind bullet proof glass. >> 60 years ago the iconic rosa parks moved in when it sat in detroit and her niece worked tirely to find somebody to save the house from being torn down by the city. >> she found mendoza to paid and ship it to germany. a costly and time-consuming operation. >> reporter: did you ever feel her presence in here? >> i feel it now, every time i go into the house. >> reporter: in the winter, he put the house together again. he's still working on the inside so no peeking was allowed. >> i am found of the house. but this house has to go back to the united states, and now is the time. >> reporter: his goal all along, hold it until the right organization could take custody, but with a

waging in the u.s., mendoza says it's time to send this house back to where it belongs. >> it would be a great transfer of power, taking down the c confederate statues on the one hand, and putting up park's house. one foundation pledged to help the transfer, he says. where it goes from there is uncertain. >> is this house worthless or priceless? >> no answer yet? >> no answer yet, but we have promise. >> rebuilt in her honor, and now waiting for america to come and take her home home. >> great story there. the time is 9:56. looking at union station. the sun is out and it's going to be a gorgeous sunday, but your weekend is almost over. lauryn will track what to expect for the start of your workweek.

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>> calling for change. protests this weekend from coast-to-coast, the dueling messages and the debate over the nation's past. the massive new jackpot out there making history. nobody has claimed the powerball prize and we are now up to $650 million. a huge jackpot on the line. the next draw something wednesday? >> wednesday night, yeah. >> you have time to get tickets. >> you know with the eclipse, everything is shifting in the universe, so this might be on your side and might be it. we made it to 10:00 on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us. i am adam tuss. >> i am angie goff. we want to check in with lauryn ricketts, and one thing we noticed this morning was humidity was lower and it felt refreshing. >> you are right, angie. feeling refreshing and temperatures in the 70s across the board. a nice be