news 4 today starts now. >> right now on news 4 today, officers injured, protests in st. louis stretching into the overnight. we have new video that just came into the newsroom. plus, d.c. police on high alert. we're talking about three major rallies planned in our area today. we're working for you this morning. going to walk you through both the road and metro closures. cleanup continues after harvey and irma. now new storms could soon be threatening the east coast. look who is back. welcome back. everybody was worried about you. you did a fantastic job, telling

story from every angle in florida. >> thank you. >> have you adjusted back? >> i have, myself and my photojournalist. great to work with somebody so experienced down there. great to be back. you think of what's coming for the folks down there. they're hoping they don't have to deal with any more because they have a lot to clean up already. we welcome you in at 6:01 on this saturday. >> appreciate you waking up dark and early with us on this saturday. lauren, i know all eyes are now on jose. this thing keeps twisting and turning. >> it does. that's something we're going to continue to watch as we have the latest track. we'll show you that right now. no major impact to the u.s. but we have two other tropical systems in the atlanta ic we're also going to talk about. our weather, nothing at all on the radar riegtd nght now.

weav we'll warm up to the low to mid 80s. it is muggy out there. we have a little fog, as well. be mindful of that if you're making your way out there. visibilities are cut down a little bit. we'll talk about today's weather and also talk about the weekend. more importantly, the tropics. i'll show you the latest satellite and radar from them and the track of jose. all that coming up in about 15 minutes. >> a lot to get to. see you then. breaking news coming in the last few minutes out of london. police are arresting a man in connection with that homemade bomb on the subway. so far, all we know is he's about 18 years old. it's been a little more than 24 hours since that bomb went off at a train. it did not completely explode like it was designed to. the terror threat level in britain is as high as it can get right now, critical. it means people there should expect, quote, an imminent attack. 29 people hurt, most were burned. it was the fifth act of

at 6:03, save yourself some stress today. if you don't have to, maybe avoid going down here the national mall. it's because the national park service issued permits for more than 35 events today. not only will a lot of the streets be closed to cars but the smithsonian metro station is going to be shut down, as well, angie. >> the big events will be protests. democracy march wants the president to punish russia. this is one of the fliers for the mother of all rallies, m.o.a.r., which backs the president. >> it's to basically stand up for our freedom and support our white house and our president. i'm all about that. if they want to be here, i encourage them to join us. >> police will be out in full force today. we have a complete list of the road closures in our

washington app. also, a pro-confederacy rally is going to happen in the southern part of the state of virginia, richmond, today a little more than a month after the violence turned deadly in charlottesville. organizers say they want to protect the statue of the confederate general robert e. lee. the group is coming from out of state. counterprotests are organizing, as well. police agencies are working together to make sure things do not get out of hand. when many of us went to bed last night, these protests in st. louis were peaceful, but this morning, that has changed. police have arrested 32 people who were demonstrating after a white former police officer was acquitted of murdering a black man. 11 officers were hurt in the protests last night.

guilty. he shot smith after a chase six years ago. smith died. you're look at the more peaceful protests earlier in the day. during that, the mayor praised police and demonstrators for showing what she described as self-control. not long after midnight, people started throwing bricks and setting fires. let's bring you back home. an officer-involved shooting that ended in the death of a 15-year-old boy. >> a lot of questions still out there. it started with reports of a hostage ate sisituation and a pe bomb. police say the boy threatened them. we spoke with a classmate in virginia who says he saw it all. >> it was just terrifying. it was horrific. >> reporter: lee sayings he saw prince william county police shoot and kill his neighbor, a 15-year-old boy, who he says goes to his high school. >> the fact i

down after he got shot three times, i just -- i never knew fear until i saw that. >> reporter: a.j. is 14 years old himself. he is still shaken by what he saw from his back porch. it was 10:45 in the morning. >> that's one of the people that i don't really know but they go to school with me. i didn't expect to see someone i walk past in the hall just drop. >> reporter: a.j.'s mom says -- >> it's shocking. i know he saw something he shouldn't have saw. >> reporter: police saw an officer shot and killed the teen after he came at them with a crowb crowbar. police received a 911 call from inside the house. the caller said the teen had a bomb strapped to his chest and was holding a family member hostage. the shooting happened in front of the home. >> the officers gave him several commands to stop and put down the crowbar, which he did not obey. >> reporter: a.j.'s mom wish

police could have found another way to end the confrontation. >> they could have hit him with a bean bag, taser, whatever. i just -- that boy is never coming back home. that's very sad. >> reporter: prince william county police have not identified the teenager. under a new virginia law, they would need the parents' permission. in haymarket, virginia, darcy spencer, news 4 today. at 6:07, comedian and civil rights leader dick gregory will be honored in our area this weekend. gregory's face is on the new mural outside of the ben's chili bowl. a long list of celebrities are expected to attend a memorial service for him in landover. a parade of life will happen in d.c. both events open to you. we posted the details on the nbc washington app. gregory died last month at the age of 84. 6:07 on this saturday morning. in the few hours since we told you about the effort to raise money for a homeless

funer funeral, you donated all the money her family needed and more. baby ida died of sudden infant death syndrome but her family is homeless and didn't have the money to properly bury her. we shared herd sto ed her story at 11:00. the gofundme raised more than $1,300, blowing past the goal. a lot of you dipped into your pockets and poured out your hearts for this baby, this angel. >> you can still donate. go to the nbc washington app. search baby ida and you'll find a link to the page. we have new video coming into the newsroom. it is from the nursing home nightmare. this is a story you're familiar with, david, being in florida. >> right. >> a look inside of the facility where eight elderly people died days after hurricane irma. this is a story that affects millions of people, theif

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a high-ranking priest is accused of possessing child porn. we don't know his name but he worked there, the vatican embassy in d.c. u.s. officials wanted the vatican to lift diplomatic immunity so they could press criminal charges against the priest. the vatican refused and, instead, recalled him back to rome. if the accusations are proven, it could be the second diplomat from the vatican to face criminal charges. new fallout this morning from the equifax exposing personal information of 140 million people, many of you who live in our area, as well. two of the company's top i.t. leaders are not going to be back in the office come monday. but they weren't fired. instead, they're retiring in the wake of the massive security hack. equifax is accused of failing to install a security patch that could have prevented the massive breach. 6:12 on this saturday as we look live

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doesn't seem to be slowing down any time soon. right now, jose is back to hurricane strength in the atlantic. the latest storm track has some states in the northeast pro pairing for some rough surf and maybe more. marinas in connecticut are warning people to take early precautions. hurricane sandy flooded some of those people five years ago, so they're not taking warnings lightly. >> dutch soldiers can be seen helping hurricane victims in st. martin clean up on the islands, much slower than in florida, where recovery is picking up speed following the deadly storm. the lights and, more importantly, the ac coming back on. crews say it could take weeks to restore full power. officials say nearly 2 million customers are without power, including 64 nursing homes. one of those nursing homes is at the center of a criminal investigation and a new lawsuit. >> that's right. this morning, we are seeing cell phone video from

home, the night before it was evacuated. just imagine for a moment going in to check on your parents and finding this. a woman, she filmed this video after seeing the conditions her parents were living in. both of the parents have dementia. we obtained the video from our sister station in miami. you can see windows open, fans are blowing, while the couple lays in their beds, emerged in swelters heat. the woman's sister said their dad had to be taken to the hospital. >> my father have 102 fever, unconscious. >> unconscious. >> and also dehydrated. >> wow. their parents are now doing okay, thank goodness. but an emergency lawsuit has been filed by the family of one of the eight people who did die after the facility lost the ac because of irma. switching gears now to some ways you can spend your weekend. the joint base

is back, and this is after a one-year hyatt tuig hiatus. the air force thunderbirds and army golden knights, just a few of the groups hitting the skies. it's happening today and tomorrow. best of all, you don't got to pay. it's free. opening ceremonies kick off at 10:30. it opens at 9:00. >> one of my favorite childhood memories growing up on military bases abroad and across the u.s. was going to the air shows. sitting on my dad's shoulders, watching the planes roar by. it looks like it is going to be a nice day for that, right? >> perfect. perfect day for that. >> clear skies. >> the winds aren't that bad. we're just looking at great conditions. >> perfect. >> we have a nice forecast coming our way. >> give it to us. >> i will. except as we were talking about, the tropics are heating up. we're talking about that, as well. otherwise, not looking that bad. let's go to the maps right now and show everybody what's going on. we have a nicemo

about 6:51. slightly muggy. did you feel it? >> look at my hair. extra volume going on today. extra volume spray. >> i wish i had the extra volume. i have a little -- i don't know what's happening here. slightly muggy. it gets a little curly and i can't do anything with it. plenty of sunshine out there for today. make some outdoor plans. we're watching the tropics. nothing showing up on the radar right now, but a lot showing up on the radar in terms of what's going on in the tropics. this is hurricane jose right now. it is getting a little bit more intense, and it will intensify as it continues to track up the east coast. we're not only watching that, we have a tropical wave that has about a 90% chance of formation into a tropical depression or tropical storm. and tropical depression number 14, as well. so three things we are watching. let's go ahead and show you the track of jose because we just got the latest track at 5:00 a.m. it's a lot of informn.

slows, i've noticed the last couple days, couple weeks, and it skips. again, here's the track. it skipped the first frame, but you can see it moving just off the east coast as a category 1 hurricane. they may put a tropical storm watch along the border of north carolina for this. otherwise, no direct impact here in the united states yet. we'll continue to watch that track. temperatures in the 50s and 60s right now. we're warming up into the low to mid 80s. only a slight chance of a pop-up shower. if you're headed to the h-street festival, a little muggy but it'll be pleasant. if you're headed out tonight, looking good, as temperatures fall through the 70s. back to the low to mid 80s tomorrow with a chance of a passing shower. not a lot going on in the 10-day forecast. plenty of sunshine. temperatures day in the low to mid 80s as jose tracks u

could be pleabreezy. >> thank you. both of your hair looks great today. >> thank you. it's 6:20, saturday. are you about to start your long list of household chores? maybe it'll include being outside. >> good reason for that. if you are outside, maybe doing what this boy does here, this is fun. check this out. this is 11-year-old frank giaccio from falls church. yeah, that's the white house, and that's him mowing. he had written a letter to president trump earlier this year, offering up his services. yesterday, when he got the chance, he was so focused, he didn't even notice the commander in chief had stopped by to thank him. >> this is frank. he's going to be very famous. going to be a navy s.e.a.l.

country. thank you, man. you take care of yourself, okay? >> wow. frank got the gloves and all. he's all business. frank wrote to the president, telling him he started his own neighborhood lawn care business, and that he admired president trump's business background. frank apparently included a menu of his services. he's weed whacking. i told you, that was my designated job as a child. >> first job, right? >> yes. my sister mowed, and i did the weed whacking. >> i have a feeling we're going to be working were frank one day. >> if good for him. up next, stopping scammers. they prey on our vulnerable loved ones. a local police force has a new way to protect all of us from getting ripped off.

no doubt, you got the e-mails, but maybe you never fell for the nigerian prince scam or the door to door salesman but many people have. when it comes to being ripped off, some of your family members and neighbors are at great risk. fairfax county offering to help the most vulnerable residents. >> i didn't listen to my gut instinct. i know never to pay ahead of time. >> reporter: against her better judgment, edwards gave $3,000 to a contractor weeks ago and hasn't seen him since. door to door sales pitches are wa ways crooks separate us from our money.

fall victim to scams, the elderly in fairfax county are vulnerable. there are a lot over 65 in their homes. they tend to be more trusting. they tend to be wealthier. they tend to be more likely to suffer from dementia or loneliness. this week, fairfax county launched operation silver shield. it is a coordinated effort among county agencies to educate seniors on how to protect themselves from scammers. there are some recommendations. >> be very cautious of agreeing to work that stems from door to door solicitation. if you actually need work, i would highly encourage people to get references, speak to family members, get multiple estimates for the work that you need and make an informed decision. >> some protections already in place. >> fairfax county has

licen laws. you have to have a license to go door to door and throw out your product. >> yesterday, the county put up a jury duty phone scam. callers claim to be from the sheriff's office and make the call appear as if it is coming from the sheriff's office. >> it's one of the classic ones where they mask the call. >> right. >> so if it does happen, what can people do? >> if you think you've fallen victim, go online. they have a form you can fill out and submit, a police report there. >> also smart to pass the information around to those you know. >> especially the elderly loved ones. >> exactly. 6:27. we're going to check back in with meteorologist lauryn ricketts to see how this saturday forecast is shaping up. nice shot of national harbor.

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many roads are going to be closed off today for the three major rallies planned near the national mall. one of them is called the mother of all rallies. it is planned by supporters of president trump. extra police will be out and about but they don't expect the events to get out of hand. >> announcer: news 4 today starts now. >> we've got a busy weekend on tap on this 16th of september. >> i know. already halfway through the month. >> making it through, yeah. >> a lot of people already getting adjusted into back to school, getting into their rhythm. good morning. i'm angie goff. glad to have you back, david. >> good back and back to nice whether, too. checking in with lauryn ricketts. i am right, right, nice weather? >> it is gorgeous. we have a little humidity, but otherwise, we've got some sunshine. that will be shining through today. the sun coming up at 6:51 in the morning. you can already start to see it.

what a beautiful view of our nation's capital. it is not too bad feeling out there. now, it does feel a little muggy. temperatures are in the upper 60s right now. again, it is going to feel muggy throughout the day today. know that because we haven't been dealing with the humidity it seems like at all this summer. temperatures through the morning warming up to the mid 70s. by 9:00 a.m., a little humid, patchy fog. but no rain. we'll talk about rain chances over the weekend. and, of course, the tropics. that's coming up in a little bit. guys? 6:32. we're learning about another frightening incident on board a metro bus. a man with a gun threatened a driver. he also threatened passengers. police were able to arrest him, but the bus operators say it is the latest example of dangers on the job. news 4's jackie benson spoke with the driver on that bus this week, and it is a story you'll see only on news 4. >> they

forth. the aggressor in the situation said, i'll shoot every one of y'all on this bus. >> reporter: those are the words this metro bus operator, we're not identifying him, heard as he steered the bus through h street northeast thursday night. the passenger appeared to be in a heated argument with a small group of passengers. the man remained on until the end of the line and became threatening when the operator asked him to get off the bus. >> i repeated the question, can you get off the bus, please? i'm out of service. he grabbed his hip and said, make me. >> reporter: luckily, transit police were nearby. the arrest report indicates the man had two guns and cocaine on him. it is the same route where a bus operator was doused by urine from a passenger two weeks ago. the transit union shows letters of discipline sent to drivers who refuse to drive the route for a day in what they called a safety standdown. >> this is real.

this is not a joke. the authority needs to take this seriously. it is about safety. our operators and this riding public. >> reporter: in a statement to news 4 tonight, metro says it agrees with the union's call for enhanced penalties against those who assault drivers, and the ability to ban them from the system. he went on to say those who received reprimand letters for the safety standdown could have faced stiff eer penalties but d not. jackie benson, news 4. a man killed walking across a highway overnight. maryland state police say he was in the middle of route 301 in charles county when an suv hit him. he died. this happened north of smallwood drive last night. police say the driver of the suv did stay on the scene. the father of two children who have been missing for years says that he has held out hope, but now he's certain that the mother of his children murdered them. >> troy turner speaking at

news conference yesterday after catherine was charged with killing their children. jacob and sarah went missing three years ago. they've never been found. they'd be 5 and 6 years old this year. turner wants his children to have justice. >> i have held out hope that something else may have happened, as i think that any parent under these circumstances would. but it is always been a faint hope. >> well, mental health professionals have repeatedly found hogel not competent to stand trial. she would have been released if prosecutors did not file additional charges. developing, we found out that controversial rule to allow non-citizens to vote in college park is not happening. it would allow undocumented immigrants, some visa holders and legal permanent residents to vote in local elections. it appeared to pass 4-3 earlier this week after hours of debate, but the city council now says it actually takes a three

a majority. using drones to save lives. a local county is one of the on in the country with this new technology. >> up next, we'll tell you how it could help keep track of kids with autism.

a d.c. trail that just opened may have to close soon for repairs. the clingle valley trail ribbon was cut in june, but emotion caused by heavy rain is already eating away at the trail. they're working with the contractor to make repairs. the mayor's office says the repairs will likely require closing the trail for, quote, as short of a window as possible. well, they are calling it part of the bigger program, project lifesaver. lounden county

deputies using a drone in their work. >> this could be the best way to find someone who is missing before it is too late. it's got one purpose, to find children and vulnerable adults who are likely to wander off. a drone you see there, it's got a special antenna attached to it that can track transmitters that you put on adults, and it looks like a watch. one couple signed up their autistic son after he wandered off from daycare two years ago. >> gives us peace of mind that, you know, we have law enforcement helping us. >> today's demo showed that somebody was recovered within, what, 15, 20 minutes. it's amazing. >> louden county is one of six places in the country that does this. he said 15 to 20 minutes. took 17 minutes from start to finish to find the transmitter. >> it is amazing. i know with the drone technology, we're trying to figure out a lot of things for rules and regulations, but the more we see stories like this, the more we find that these are going to be helpful tools. >> the county says

issues, they'll put out a public alert every time the drone goes up. >> good to know. open up the window. yeah, i like it. i like what lauryn ricketts was telling us earlier. 6:40 on this saturday morning. rise and shine. up next, we're going to check back in with ms. lauryn ricketts. she'll let us know how to plan out our weekend. new flavor of oreos that do make your mouth water loong atki

great day to take in a baseball game, as we wind down the nationals season. plenty of sunshine out there as they take on the dodgers today. temperatures are going to be in the low 80s to the mid 80s. going to be a little mug dpi gy there. the latest on the weekend forecast coming up. >> thank you. we have the "today" show up next here on nbc. >> let's get a review with sheinelle jones and craig melvin up in new york. good morning. >> david, angie, good to see you. >> coming up, we're following breaking news out of london, where police just arrested a man in connection with a subway bombing. plus, we're live in st. lute, whelut louis, where dozens of people were arrested over the acquit l of a police fi

violence. the officer acquitted speaking out. also ahead, the steps you need to take right now to protect your credit in light of the massive equifax data breach. and how nba players on both coasts are coming to the rescue of hundreds of pets left homeless after hurricane irma. those stories and more when we get started on a saturday morning here on "today." good to see you guys earlier this week, though it would have been nice to have seen you under better circumstances. >> great to see you, too. you did a wonderful job at jim vance's memorial, craig. >> beautiful work, craig. >> thank you. >> see you in about 15 minutes. well, he played a lot of crooks and losers over the years, but harry dean stanton was loved in hollywood. now he's died. stanton was 91 years old. his agent said he died of natural causes yesterday. he was in hundreds of television shows and movies, including "repo man" and "paris, texas." you can help send

olympic hopeful to south korea. day has been training to make the skeleton team. if you buy from some of the stores and restaurants that are taking part, they will donate some proceeds toward her olympic goals. there are more than a dozen places getting involved. to find out which businesses are doing this, search veronica day on the nbc washington app. >> cool helmet she sad on. another special local woman had a day to herself earlier this week. ms. dee. a lot of you know who she is. >> famous at the prince george's county dunkin donuts where she works. she's been serving up the caffeine that we depend on, that we live off of, for 34 years. >> that fuels us, yeah. >> yes. >> irene johnson was there, as ms. dee was honored by laurel's mayor. >> talk to me, girlfriend. good morning to you. rainbow sprinkles, is that all

how ya doing? >> if you have a bad day -- >> looking pretty. >> this is the place to come and she'll make your day, coming? >> you ain't going nowhere yet. i'm doing the lord's work, and that's what it's all about. i wake up in the morning, the lord said, come on. go do my work. that's what it is all about. all right. come on in, y'all. i love y'all. >> just making a fun environment to work with. >> okay. >> i got camera two. i want to take some pictures of y'all, too. >> we got a logdog i love so mu angel. look, look. good girl. come on, y'all. my dad. >> september the 13th as dee slater day. appreciate your 34 years of dedicated service. >> thank you, mayor. god

lord, let me get to working here. medium iced coffee, three glazed. anything else for you today? >> for many, many years, probably almost as long as you've been here, we've been visiting. hopefully you're not going anywhere. where you go, i go. >> we ain't going nowhere. >> that's a deal. >> thank you. >> thank you, y'all. >> so much sugar. so much sugar there. >> she is awesome. >> they say a smile can go a long way, you can change the mood. that goes to show, she probably brightens people's day. they're probably having a bad day, walk in there, and it is like, things are going to be all right. we're going to go from doughnuts to cookies. the next couple days, it may be difficult, especially if you love cookie butter. >> the cookie butter oreos are so close to being revealed on store shelves, but you're going to have to wait until monday. i tweeted out they were out today. i apologize. >> she lied. >> apologize to you racing out

>> fake news. >> the cookie butter oreos is a graham cookie with cookie butter cream. it's a limited edition. >> out also, mocha, red rel vve apple pie, pumpkin spice. crazy to think there's no casrb. >> i was excited for a minute. >> probably a lot. >> it sounds good. >> our producer, alex, said they sell something similar at trader joes. they're the beth thing. >> the cookie or the cookie butter? >> cookie butter. >> perfect day to eat cookies outside, too, right? >> perfect. might melt a little bit because for the first time in a long time, we'll be on the humid side. you're noticing that when you step out your door. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. in

sun coming up in about three minutes. official sunrise at 6:51 in the morning. as we continue through the day, we have gorgeous weather. we're finally feeling that humidity. now, the tropics, of course, are starting to act up even more. we'll be talking about that. we have three systems we're watching out there. 50s and 60s across the region. 68 here in washington right now. nothing showing up on the radar. all up and down the east coast thanks to high pressure in charge. we're looking good, especially if you are traveling early on in this sunday. we do is a little bit of fog out there, so if you are traveling, notice some of these spots, especially some of the valleys. shenandoah valley, the visibility is down quite a bit so watch out for the deer out there. temperatures in the low to mid 80s today. slight chance of a stray shower. but if you're headed to joint base andrews, you're looking great for the air show. temperatures topping out in the low to mid 80s. not breezy, just a little humid. a little hum

well. temperatures in the low to mid 80s. we have hurricane jose, category 1 hurricane. we also have this wave that has a 90% chance of formation. tropical depression 14. jose will continue to track along the east coast. could bring some rough surf to areas of north carolina and virginia beach. along the coast of north carolina, could go to tropical storm watch because of that reason. otherwise, we have sunshine here, a little breezy on tuesday, especially east of i-95, as jose passes. otherwise, looking good. guys? >> thank you, lauryn. the two most marquee teams in major league baseball broke the rules. they're going to have to pay up. the money is all going to a good cause. mlb says the boston red sox stole signs from the yankees. and also used the dugout phone. both teams have to pay, we don't know how much, but it will g

relief in florida and texas. tip-off to the crowd. >> the streak is over after more than three weeks of wenins. the cleveland indians finally lost last month. over the last month, they made history, winning 22 games in a row. when last night's game was over, fans giving the team a standing ovation. now the indians could clinch their division today. the only other team to do that so far, nats. >> which we're proud of. what a ride for the indians, you know? that was just an incredible journey. 22 straight wins. >> incredible. the last one, 26 straight wins, the all-time record. that was 1960 by the giants. >> extremely impressive. >> great year. >> yes. 6:51, approaching the 7:00 hour. any plans to go shopping this weekend? well, finding a ride home from the mall, that's about to get a little easier. >> okay. we'll check into that.

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ice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. it's happened to all of us who use the ride sharing apps. many out there, like uber and lift. when you're in a crowded area, it can be hard to pinpoint who you frustrating, too. it won't be the case at local

malls. susan hogan explains why. >> reporter: westfield and uber are teaming up to make it easier to get home from the mall. the holidays are around the corner, great time. there are three westfield malls in our region. montgomery and annapolis have three designated pick up and drop off shots for uber. wheaton has two. shoppers think it is a great idea and will take out the confusion. >> i'm assuming it'll work like an airplane, essentially. drop off and pickup area. in a general sense, i'm sure it'll be helpful. >> so this makes it a lot easier for the driver and also the rider to be able to decide where to get picked up and dropped off. you can go on to our website or our app or even the uber app and actually detail out exactly where the pick up and drop off locations are. >> reporter: you can find designated spots on the westfield and uber apps and signs will be going up in the malls in the coming weeks. back to you. >> thanks,

hour. bike sharing is about to become a lot easier, as well. mark segraves will tell us about the technology launching a few days when we come back at 8:30 this morning. time right now is 6:56. four things to know. an 18-year-old in custody this morning, and this is all new. police in london believe he had a significant part in yesterday's subway attack. he was caught in a costal town overnight. the terror threat level in britain is as high as it can go. prince william county police were responding to reports a 15-year-old was holding a family member hostage. he was shot after it was said he threatened officers with a crowbar. officers arresting 32 people in st. louis overnight. the protests starter after a white former police officer was found not guilty of murdering a

black man. rallies are plans around the national mall today. not only will streets be closed but the smithsonian metro will be closed, as well. megan fitzgerald will join us live from the national mall at 8:30 this morning. it's a little humid but it'll be nice. >> temperatures low to mid 80s today. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. a little on the muggy side. make sure you hydrate if you're outside at the events. >> sounds good. that'll do it for this edition of news 4 today. we're not going anywhere. we're going to be back in 25 minutes with another local news update. >> and we'll be back at 8:30. few hour of your news and weather. thtil en, have a great from fields and factories they came looking for opportunity.

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good morning. breaking news. captured. police in london make an arrest in connection with that terror attack inside a london subway. the arrest coming just a day after dozens were hurt in an incident that could have been far worse. while authorities there warn another attack could be imminent. breaking overnight, violent protests. dozens of people in st. louis under arrest after taking to the streets in anger hours after a white police officer was found not guilty in the shooting death of a black suspect. the protest making it all the way to the st. louis mayor's house as the officer speaks out about the deadly day. >> it was an imminent threat to my life.