11:00, just w at hour away from dangerously hot temperatures. storm team 4 meteorologist tamara theodore with what you need to know with the most blistering heat so far this year. breaking tonight, multiple

jured after a shooting at a walmart in washington state and police arrest a man at a ntpopular d.c. depart store. the disturbing charges involve two women, a cell phone and a private dressing room. news 4 at 11:00tarts now. we begin tonight in the storm team 4 weather ceuser beof the potentially dangerous heat that is coming our way in the next coue of days. the feels like temperatures well above 100so degrees anhat's why tamara theodore has important information for us >> summer doesn't officially begin until thursday, folks, but we are getting this early preview. let's go ahead and get a check of the cigrent temperature now. it's 11:01. 80 degrees and this shou not be sunshine, it should be a moon and it is tanquil out there and we have a few speck else of rabe raindrops out there in the district and we ceuld see s isolated activity and of course, it would be strictly isolated

right ovect the dist and that was the case not too long ago, but we are expecting the last of this to kindof wrap up and they got more rain farther south of us. so rain not really the topic and it's more so the temperatures. now we'll head to the low to mid-70s by the time a lot are waking up if you'll be doing the early morning weakup and drive. some clouds, very mild as we head to the overnight hours and take a look at the headlines and thss is what we'll be disg in just a moment. we have dangerous heat on the way for your monday.av we also an air quality alert issued and i just want to put that on your radar and storm chances and i'll go over that and the timing on it and i'll let you know how hot it will feel tomorrow. stick around for that, for now, eric a back to you. >> start planningxt out your couple of days before this heat hits and we caught up with folks on the mall taking a troll and going out for a nighttime biked temperatures will feel like 100 degrees or more. folks are getting their outdoor time in now before the dangerous

heat comes our way so keep it here, storm team 4 has y covered and make sure you down load the nbc washington app for all of the information you will need on what we believe will be a weather alert day for uso tomo >> switching gears now. d.c. police arrested man for a disturbing crimen side a popular women's clothing store. lawrence foreman is charged witt sec filming two women inside the changing room at thi forever 2store. this happened yesterday at the store on f street downtown according to the police report foreman stuck his cell phone beneath the dressing room door and started filming. he was quickly arrested a charged with voyeurism and officers took hold of his cell phone, as well. >> meanwhile, we are following breaking news. shots fired outside a walmart suonrcenter in washin state. this all began when a gunman s carjackebody and then shot that person. the suspect drove to the area of the walmarthere he tried to carjack a second car.

police say a citizen intervened and shot the gunman dead. that citin is not hurt and a 16-year-old girl was shot in all of the chaos. she is expected to be okay. the first carjacking victim suffered serious injuries. developing in new jersey tonight, mo than 20 people are injured after a shooting at an all night arts festival in trenton an bullets went flying just before 3:00 this morning and city leaders say the festival was meant toring the community together. nbc's dan schenamen has more information on the investigation tonight. the shooting started just before 3:00 a.m. at a crowded arts festival and all o a sudden they were slightly inside the door, like, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow! >> reporter: police estimate as many as 1,000 people were in the area when the shooting started. more than 20 people were hurt and 17 of them suffered gunshot wounds. ste preliminary ination reveals that multiple individuals attending the art

all night event opened fire within the venue and to this day and time, multiple weapons have been recovered. >> investigators say one suspect tahij wells was killed. he was jus released from prison. another suspect 23-year-old amir armstrosp is alized and facing a weapons charge. >> the shootingo appears related to several gangs having neigorhood gangs from here in the city of trenton having a dispute at the venue. >> this all happened at a populard-raiser for local artists. >> art all night is a sort of -- has become quite a tradition, quite a touchstone in trenton and it was awful that it was broken up like this so awfully in the middle of the night. >> the investigation is ongoing and trenton becos th latest community to face tragedy. >> dan schenamen, nbc news. >> some children like the ones

you s behind me, never got a chance to wish their dads a happy father's day, the migrant children are in detention centers separated from their it is part of the trump administration's zero tolerance policy. nbc's kelly'donnell reports on the integration crisis that's ripping into emotions across the nation. >> reporter: ouage outside a detention center in new jersey today. ♪ ♪ >> protesters railed against the trump administration's action that separates children om parent accused of violating immigration laws. >> inside, democraticembers of congress crammed into the lobby for what they called an unannounce inspection, b cameras could not follow. >> believe me, tearing children from the arms of their mother and their father is not the right decision. g it ha to stop. >> father's day, damn it!

and you have a right to talk to your children and you don't even know where your children are. >> the plight of children prompted a rare b movethe first lady who weighed in with a statement from her office. mrs. tratmp to see children separated from their families and hopes bothides of the aisle can finally come together to achieve successful immigration rorm. melania trump carefully presented a softer tone sayingt we m be a country that governs with heart eoedy topis adviser kellyanne conway. >> asa mother and as a catholic d someone who has a conscience, nobody likes this policy. >>. >> reporter: no suggestion the president will re-evaluate the interpretation that splitsm ies immigration hard lunner steve bannon called this a line d.in the sa >> the president is enforcing a zero tolerance policy.

we've got to get security on the southern border. he has no been given his law and ilieve he'll enforce this policy. >> that was nbc's kelly donnell reporting from the politics to a reality check. nbc news jacob soboroff weighed in at a detentionci fty along the border. here's what he saw. >> 129 people will sleep inside this facility tonight with mylar blankets, the silver ones like when people run the marathon. they'll be sleeping on mattresses and divided into different podsnt eslly what looks like animal cages or kennels. >> shortly after theport tonight this picture was released giving us a sobering de look ins that facility. >> also today in texas, authorities say five undocumented immigrants are dead following a chas with border patrol agents and here's a look at big wells, texas, it's aboutl an hour and a southwest of san antonio, a total of 14

people were inside the suv when it spiralled out of contro we are told the driver who is a u.s. citizen is faliar to law enforcement. >> the driver of this vehicle, we havedl h him before. we have dealt with him last week. obviously, he wasn't smuggling any people at that time? we think he was either here to pick up some or scouting. >> nine people went to the hospital for treatment. >> the families of two men are in mourning tonight after they did not come home from a boating trip on the potomac river. heriberto and serafino lived in silver springs. their family confirmed they were brothers. police found their empty bo rning in circles near cobb island in charles countyas night. divers later recovered their bodies. it is still uncle exactly wh happened. officials in maryland say 18 people have died in bting

accidents just in the last 18 months. all right. we are working to learn more about a marijuana bust in d.c. police say they arrested 30 distributors and seized marijuana from more than two dozen vendors. take alook at these pictures from police. news 4 was told they busted the marijuana plot and they also recovered threel guns. e say the event was in the 2300 of 26th place in northeast th near blatensburg road. the sale of any amount of marijuana in the district of columbia is illegal. a longtime ally of president trump is now under scrutiny by special cunsel investigating russian election meddling. roger stone apparently had a previously undisclosed meeting with a russian figure who wanted $2 million exchange for dirt on hillary clinton. the meaning is outlined to the hse intelligence committee. the meeting happened in may

2016. stone says he rected that ffer and believes the man was an fbi informant trying to set him up. three-quarters of a sfcentu of marital bliss. that is what some lol couples ge celebrating tonight and they'reting the archbishop's blessing. nbc 4 aired the last televised forum before the primary for the democratic candidates for maryland vernor. ea the six leading explain yes he or sh deserves your vote. >> i'm darcy spencer live in northwest washingtoer district v will go to the aulls on tuesday to decide if workers like rent workers should make minimumag we. will this help or will it lette it depends who you ask. we still have confetti to clean up from the caps parade in just minutes on sports final. you'll want to see what happens when we give jacob rana his own ra for a behind the scenes lookebt the ction.

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the washington post. the last-minute push is on to get the word out about initiative 77 on tuesday. d.c. voters will vote on whether restaurant workers will get minimum wage.pe darcyer with more on this divisive issue. darcy?

>> reporter: if you have a chance to go to a bar orur rest in the district on wisconsin avenue this weekend, you probably saw the signs for a again initiative 77. both sides tonight conducting this like a regular campaign. they've got signs and they'rek mag phone calls. >> i am absutely -- is a rtender in cleveland park and she's against initiative 77 even base it would boost her pay from $3.33 an hour. >> it is voting no o initiative 77 because you will see a lot of people lose their jobs. >> gwen and many bar owners say forcing restaurants and rs uld force them to cut hour, raise prices and close their doors and she could end up making less money. customers see an increase in prices. sticker shock is goingto set

in. they're not seeing any wage increases so t they're goingbe less likely as much as they were before. >> but at's not true says diana ramirez. she's the driving force behind initiative 77. >> it would lead to better wages and better tps for restaurant workers. >> ramirez has the resurant portunity for d.c. and the group is making a big push to educae d.c. voters and put out a message to their signs and going door to door. there's data back upr claims that this would benefit workers that would pass a similar law. >> i wouldtell them don't be scared and i know they're going to lose their job and you're going to lose your ips, but none of that is true and the atta is there to prouf it. there are seven s that are doing this and they're doing just fine. >> and we're just going to have to wait and see what happens on that bartender told me if this passes, chances are she will aave the distri go to

work in maryland or vir, nia. eriback to you. >> darcypencer live in d.c. for us. thank you. the six leading democratic candidates for maryland governor discussed the issue in the last televised forum before the june primary. they're fighting to take on governor larry hogan.gh nbc 4 br it to you this morning. each of the candidates explained whyots should choose them to lead the >> we've been working to deliver for maryland families and working amilies forars. >> i have a vision and we can finally fully fund our school we can make sure that everybody in our state has health care. >> i've used my knowledge, experience and uerstanding to make progress for all of the people in the state of maryland. >> i would call it donald trump's worst nightmare i'mmom, i'm an immigrant and worked as michelle obama'sdi policctor. >> i have fought for mass transit and i have worked to revitalize east and wes baltimore. >> i have a vision for making

maryland the national model for how to govern in a posiive aspirational way. >> tomod sher moderated. prince georges's -- for more on theforum search maryland candidates. all right. we turn now to the weather. we are likely to be in weather alert mode tomorrow because of dangerous temperatures. but we hit the high 90s, the feel like temperatures, that's where the concern really sets in. >> absolutely. we are talking feel like temperatures in the triple digits tomorrow, folks. like i said earlier, and i've been saying all weekend summer doesn't officially begin until thursday, but we're gting started early and let's take a look right now at the current temperature and you can see it's still warm out there. 80 degrees and almost midnight and 77 in dulles airport. we're looking at -- i'm good. 75 in leesburg, 72 in front

royal. let's go ahead and take a look at the radar because we did have some showers out there earlier, right? t was talking to erica and she said i got a l bit of rain on me. yeah. we were expecting isolated showers to pu through the ar and it just so happens we got one right over the district, but things are drying out and our rain outlook. we are going to be seeing active weather during the week and tomorrow is looking on the dryer side oth gs, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and that's when we'll see the greater chance of showers and understorms as well. friday we'll keep monitoring those chances. for the moay commute, plenty of sunshine. you will weak up to a few cloude out th and that will the give way to sunshine and things will start warming up. take a look at this temperature. 8:00 a.m.,8 80 degrees and 94, plenty of sunshine and 4:00, 5:00, that's when we'll start to see the dangerous heat. look at the feel like temps moay morning feeling like 80 degrees walking out the door and

by 4:00 p.m., we're talking triple digit feels like temperatures and leesburg, you could be feeling 105 this afternoon and don't forget we have the air alalityrt in effect, as well. it will be a hot and humid day out there. this heat follows us into tuesday. tuesday morning feeling like the upper 80s byon tuesday aftern and also feeling some triple digit numbers, as well. it will be hot monday and tuesday. >> your temperature trend over e next couple of days we are headed downward. the norm for this time of year and june should be 85 degrees and we'll get closer to that as we draw close to the week, but the 90s will be impacting us on monday and tuesday and we'll hit the 80s by wednesday and thursday. here's whatowou need to knd again, early-morning clouds and we'll be heating up very quickly tomorrow. we have triple digit heat index values and we are going t see the storm chances going up on tuesday. remember, guy, it's that time of year, we have to stayan hydrate

drink lots of water and storm team 4 outlook, over the next couple of days, notice the shower and storm chancestand a look at the temperatures and 90s, andrn the up 80s to finish and next weekend we could be in for active weato,r, keep looking out for that. >> thank you. >> hundreds of couples who have beaten the odds spending part of this father's day renewing their vows. cardinal donald worrell n presidinghe national shrine in northeast. the jubilee celebration honors couples who have enjoyed 25 75 years of wedded bliss. the couples are from parishes here in d.c. and in virginia, as well. together, they have 33,000 years marriage between them. >> this jubilee is a celebration of enduring human love. we're all here, are we not,

bearing testimony to beety and the challenge and the wonder of love. >> 14 of those couples have been married for 70 years or more, setting a terrific example for us all. okay. still ahead, mexico at the worlu , plus history aruna miller: almost every law i write comes from listening to peoples' stories. i'm aruna miller, and growing up as an immigrant, i know we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why in the state legislature, i fought for more computer science in our schools. gps tracking for domestic abusers. and some of the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. in congress, i won't let donald trump undo the progress we've made.

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left. he wheels in to score and the rbi single and he had two rbis today and it is tied from sixth and facing hernandez and he tees off on this one and that is a solo shot, and it is a 7-6 lead and thisone, the very next batter, and he goes yard back-to-back home runs. blue jays win it8-6 and nats get southwest in toronto. >> baseball legend brooks robinson on hand to watch his n orioles takee marlins and he's having a father's day to emember and smacking this ball deep to right center, and this bounces ovethe wall for a ground-rule double. th runs scored and peterson put the orioles up 2-0 early >> terson not done yet, a man

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