news 4 midday begins with breaking news. breaking right now atmi ay, a rescue on the water. first responders had to called out to arlington after a vehicle somehow plunged into th. wate witnessesd calle1-1 just before 9:00 this morning. when the crews arrived at the boat ramp, the not only located the vehicle in the water, but also a middle aged man trapped inside. emergency responders pulled him out of the water in criticalio con and rushed him to a hoouital. crew on the scene spoke with one of the rescuers. >> our third member wente in, was able to make contact with the victim in there at which time the three of us were able

to remove him from the vehicle through the driver's door and then we radoved him from the water backto o the boat wamp. >> now, that incident isnder investigation. at this point, it's not clear what caused the man to go into the water. i just tweeted some broaking news julie carey. 11 ms-13 gang members have been charged inne cion with the kidnapping and death of two teenage boys whose found in a fairfax county park last year. the bodies of edvin mendez and sergio trim inowe were found in apark. the chilling discovery came -- we have a lot more in th nbc washington app. let's take time to get a check of the recast. somara theodore is here. is the weekend shaping up to be a complete washout or are we

getting any sun? >> not a complete washout. i'll tellou the best days to get things done. you want to stick around for that. we've got to get through the rain. take a look at your radar. you can see where the line of the heaviest rain is. it's towards fauquier county. let's zohe in . the district seeing light to moderate rain. a little bit of a dry g north of bethesda into montgomery county. very widespread showe as expected. but because of that heavy rain that has been pushing through and the consistency of it farther sout a flood warning has been prompted for some of our counties. southern fauquier, as well as spotsylvania towards fredericksbu fredericksburg we're under a flood warning until this afternoon. the rain will stick with us through theay. 's had a major impact that along with the wind direction. today's high, temperatures in the low 70s. it is much cooler than we've seen earlier this week. coming up, i'm going toelp you

plan out your weekend and i'll tdt you know the best time to get rs and when we are expecting that sun and how hot it will be this weekend. i'll see you soon. ,ack to you. >> than somara. we got aook at an emotional reunion for a mother and son separated at the u.s. border. by at ammarian a de jesus and her son were reunid at bwi thorough good marshall airport.o she game guatemala. but they were separated. mejiej was just released from custody. four days later, she still did not have her son. she sued to find out where he was. no they'll both go back to texas where their asylum is being decided. > thousands of other families remain in limbo. back here in washinreon, house blicans delayed a second vote on immigration reform aftet the f one failed. susan mcginnis has re. >> the protests go on against

the immig policy keeping families apart. while the president reversed his policy and won separate migrant children from parents crossing illegally into the u.s. he didn't addressds the thous of children already separated. on capitol hill, republican lawmakers fail to pass immigration legislation. >> on this votes the yeas are 3 and the nays are 231. the bill is not passed. >> oneill overwhelmingly voted down, another moved to next week. >> the president is going to even like t new bill better than this bill. >> but the president is alreadyr blaming des. >> loopholes in our immigration laws all supported by extremist open border democrats. it's a whole big con job. in the meantime, people are suffering because of the democrats. >> democrats say they want tighter borders, but not this way. >> we don't think that we have to put children in cages to do it. there is a better way. and the president is either not

knowing, not caring, delusional, in denial about his own policies. >> as lawmakers debate and families wait, a new "time" magazine cover t puts separation at the president's seat he'll be joined by the angel families,hose who lost loved ones killed by undocumented immigrants. in washington, susan mcginnis, nbc news. a local muslim group is protesting the president's controversial immigration policf at aility in virginia. chopper 4 was over youth for tomorrow in bristow. that facility is holding some young undocumented children who were separated from their families at the border. members of the council on american and islamicelions to take immediate action. the arlington cemetery station is going to be cled. crews are installing wireless cable. buses will beeplacing trains

at the arlington cemetery station. customers traveling to other stations should use the silver or the yellow line trains. here's what we didn't see during that msive backup a couple days ago. take a look at this video. it captures a daring rescue under the wilson bridge. this video was recorded wednesday by the fairfax county police helicopter. you can see construction workers being safely lowered into a boat one by one. a tractor-trailer r into a construction zone and slammed into another truck. that ignited a massive fire a trappehe workers under the bridge. the truck driver died but all of the workers are okay. the w wilson bridgeas closed for hours and the resulting mess of gridlock lasted half a day. less congestion of traffic inside the beltway sounds like a dream, doesn't it? the virginia department of transportation has a plan to make it a reality.

news 4's transportation reporter adam tuss explains the new widening project. >> reporter: this is going to be a huge change inside the beltway. the eastbound direction is getting yet another lane down there. you can see it's a pretty confined space. there isn't much room to work with. this map will give you a better idea of what we're talking about. it's a four-mile stretch from the dulles connector to fairfax drive and you'll get another lane eastbound. all of this i part of that semi toll les inside the beltway. v dot said as part of that project, they were going to add this eastbound lane. listen, with another lane comes construction and all of it will start next thursday. vot is telling us that's when the groundbreaking is going to be and the construction is going to stay here until 2020. we have somthtime to deal the construction while it all lasts. in addition, there are going to improvements to the w and

o.d. trail along i-66. get ready for that construction and that extra lane eastbound on i-66 w thek starts next thursday. back to you. all right. thank yo adam. with our traffic, every little bit helps. new this morning, shot down, a proposal to change the rules for outdoor soting in loudoun county didn't pass. but thso board of super decided to look at safety adjustments. the review in the wake of an incident when bullets flew into the willows subdivision. bullets hit several homes. no one was charged in part because that range is legal. outdoor feging is as long me it's 100 yards away from homes. supervisors say with so much growth that safety zone may need to be expanded. the study group is going to report back in december. two years after breaking ground, a new fitness and health center in prince george's county

is complete. ribbon-cutting and dedication is tomorrow. we're in upper marlboro with why this new facility is unique. >> reporter: it is unique. just the sound of it makes you want to go work out, right? i want to bring first lady of first baptist church of glen arden, the departmen head of this facility as well as david, he director of the family life center. so this is a huge community outreach. talk about how and why this is so important to the community. >> absolutely. thank you borng here. we are just as excited. i think we'reblust bg over. but it's so important because this community, this family life center will help us to reach the community around us. there will be wonderful programo families, where we can stay healthy and whole and s that's why this is so, so important. >> this has been an initiative of the church, to really reach

the community in this health fitness manner? >> absolutely. for the youth, for the seniors. there will be programs for everyone. ering the day. we're reallyited about this. we want this community to be healthy. as we talk about those programs, david bringing you in now, you are theec dr of those programs and the facility here. what are some of the for all ages? >> like you said, we have programs for all ages. we have programs for school age kids up to our seniors. after school programs, we'll haves, tourname open gym where you can play basketball. fitness classes, all of these things. people can come in and get healthy. >> reporter: really quickly. s about the ribbon-cutting. >> tomorrow, so excited. it's our ribbon-cutting. it starts at 10:00 a.m. our community leaders will be here. some of our elected officials will be here. they're all so excited about family life center. >> we want to make sure we get that out there.

tomorrow is the ribb t-cutting fo dedication of this facility. everyone is very excited. that kicks off tomorrow morning. back to you. >> all right. thank you, nicole. veryone wants to be ready a case of an emergency. but lawmakere taking it one step further. coming up, we're going t show you a real nuclear bunker beneath the hallsng of ress.

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i'm melissa mollet with a first look at travel and road. on metro blue line, arlington cemetery station will be closed fo. wo free shuttle buses between pentagon and arlington cemeteryu want to use silver or yellow lines to get around that problem. green and yellow l operating at regular weekend intervals this weekend.re line trains running every 9 to 18 minutes and orange lines and silver lines every 24 minutes. as for the roads, something tasty. the giant andio nl capitol arbecue -- pennsylvania avenue northwest between third and 7th. saturday, 11 to 9:00. sunday, 11 see you news 4 "today." hungry. getting coming to the end of graduation season. for some new grads, earning the diploma has been made harder by the high cost of getting to and from school. today we talked with michelle

moore. she's graating 24 years after suppose -- she couldor only aff all the trips because d.c. recently adopted a program that helps pay the transportation cost for adults who are in school. >> now i want to go back to school. how am i going to get to school? how am i going to c get to school and get back home withoutei broke? so that's what the subsidy program really helps with. >> she's going to get her high school diploma tomorrow. she'll alsoive ging the class speech at graduation.s. congratulati is it a failure at the head of the class? an investigation byew the 4 i-team reveals a thousandcr teacherss d.c. classrooms are not licensed. that's raising questions about

training and the ability to track if something goes wrong. here's investigative reporte ott macfarlane. n> reporter: what happened late in the morning a hallway of cleveland elementary school in northwest d.c. cost lacy thornton her job. one of her studes was disrupting math class, when thornton and the girl went out in the hall, surveillance video shows the teacher strike the girl in the hea . jury convicted thornton of assault last week. her attorney declined our request for an eninterview. e checked to see if her teaching license was revoked, we found something we didn't expect to find, thornn never had a teaching license in the first place. when it comes to d.c. public schools, she's far fym the one. >> every parent wants a highly qualified teacher in the classroom. >> state board of education member says every d.c. teacher should be licensed to ensure proper training.

nas deck is a national database which alerts of teachers stripped of their licenses. an unlicensed teacher could avoid detection. >> safety risk for the kids? >> absolutely. it may not be to t students here in d.c., but students in other jurisdictions. >> in maryland, a virginia or elsewhe elsewhere. >> we asked d.c. public schools for a list of all of its teachers. nearly 4,000 of thth. we comparee to the list of every licensed teacher. the i-team found nearly one of every four teachers is unlu unlicensed. about 1,000 of them. >> notit in compliance what it is required to do. ensure that they have licensure when they enter the classroom. >> they're breaking d.c. rules? >> yes. >> d.c. deputy mayor for education, annami says the district conducts background checks on newly hired teachers and starting nex year, the district will require all newly hired teachers to at least apply

for licenses before starting work. >> d.c.ublic schools has rigorous interview they hire teachers in school years across the system. >> we found a nearby schools distri100% of teachers have licenses. in prince george's cnonty, they'r allowed to teach without one. >> why don't we have this? >> this h man two sons at oyster adams school. >> license requirements exist for reason. it doesn't make a lot of sense that in d.c. embraced and builds upon the knowledge that goes into a credentialing system. >> who are the unlicensed teachers? >> hundreds were first-year teachers according to records obtained by the i-am. others had years of experience and some are high-profile. of the 19 teachers of the d.c. public schools chance lors, achers cabinet and regularly meets with the top brass, four are unlicensed. >> licensing is the safety

it's absolutely the safety net. >>, as for thorntonshe found a new job at a private school. a private school that did not require a license. >> d.c. school officials say their hiring process ensures high quality teachers even if the teachers are unlicensedse the of background checks and multiple interviews. we expect reaction to our in.stigation from other d officials tomorrow. scott macewfarlane, 4 i-team. so many parents will keep an out for that. thank you. >> not in my neighborhood. that's theor message amazon. ontgomery county, dbs, they're all in the running to be the ne headquarters. about 50esidents held a town hall meeting to talk about their opposition. they say there's enough construction and traffic and, well, the tech giant would just make things worse. >> actually,refer that they go elsewhere. we don't need it. developme much more

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kids lives matter. that's the message the universal circus is pushing on the latest stop in tod. you our family can have fun and donate to charity at the same time. news 4's molette green is at national harbor this morning ip wo rkoring show can help kids in our area. >> reporter: all right. so look at the dazing trapeze act here. these are the teeter board nomads. drey're from amomongolia. you can help ch in foster care. all you have to do is buy a ticket for the july 1 ksts lives matter show. that's going to be at 6:30 p.m. part of the money from that show will benefit children in foster care. let's bring in cas d.c.

that's the nonprofit that will benefit from the kids lives matter show. how will the children benefit? >> we have a lot of kids in the foster care system right now. this money goes towards training our casa advocates. to be there for the kids during a ally scary time for them. >> thank you. there's a reason i have on ruffles. the i want to bring in ringmaster he's been doing this forever with the circus. you are like a superstar. >> you're going to let me be a guest ringmaster. >> guestnd ringmaster the big top. i'm going to make sure that you are ready to go. are you ready to go? >> no, i'm scared, lucky. >> you cannot be scared. it's all in goodn. that's what we do is have a lot of fun. >> for a good cause, too. >> that is right. we're donating all the proceeds to casa. you know, not only that, we want to thank nbcom forg out and showing support for all the children. ter show, s lives m july 1st. 6:30. there's a link on our website to get a ticket to tt show. that is the show that is going to to support children in foster

care.t look this fantastic act. come on out to the show. big olette green under the top here at national harbor. back to you. all right. if the t scene doesn't work out, molette has future there. i've been staring at the radar all morning. it's rain everywhere. is this going to clear a up at point this weekend? >> yes, it will. we'll have nice breaks, chris. everyone at home is not going to be a washout of a weekend. it won't be this cool either. can you believe it, temperatures in the 60s. let's look at the radar, though. you can see how widespread this is. not just you. o steppiside in loudoun county and seeing a good amount of rain there just south of leesburg, some of the heavier showers making their way towards leesburg. in the district, a good amount of showers. it's picking upus for look at the darker shades of green there. we are going to be seeing these showers throughout the afternoon. but we should start to see things impomving as this

in contact with more stable air. here we are at 3:00 p.m. this notice how the bulk of it shifted farther north. we are starting to see a bit of a reprieve in thedistrict. by 8:00 p.m., if you look back south, anoer round of rain impacting the counties under a flood warning. i'llhow you that in a moment. you can see the heavier rain moving through tonight. a bit of a lull ts afternoon. then we can see another round of heavy rain overnight. that will linger into saturday morning early saturday morning. i' the time you're out and about. say brunch time, it is going to be cloudy out there. we should be on the drier side of things. as we s move intourday evening and afternoon, that's when we'll see the chance for spotty showers and storms. by saturday night, we should see things drying out for the second half of our weekend. here's a look at the neighborhoods und the flood warning. you can seeth sn fauquier county. fredericksburg, under that flood warning until 30 this afternoon. the easterly wind, the rain, the cloud have had an impact on ese temperatures.

temperatures right now in the district, 71 degrees. 67 in gaithersburg. 64 in leesburg. it's going to be a cool day. here's a look at the weekend forecast. this is where the hope comes into play. tomorrow afternoon, a nice break in the clouds. temperatures in the mid-80s. sunday i think is going to be the drier of the two days. get things done sunday it will be hot with highs around 90. looking ahead to next week, we ha a nicetint of sunshine. that's a look at your ten-day forecast. stick around.t we've ore news and weather waiting

ou're watchin "news 4 midday." i want to update you on the crisis at the border. just two days after president trump reversed his policy on separating families, there are roughly 2,000 children nd to be reunited with their parents. a guatemalan woman and hir son were reunited after being apart for a month. not because of the policy change. gabe gutierrez hereports, sook her case to court. >> overnight an emotional reunion. an undocumented immigrant from guatemala seeing her son for the the time after she sued justice department to get him back. now, mounting questions about the future of some 2,000 migranl children s in limbo without their parents. so how does the government k op

tracthe children? that responsibility falls to a previously little known agency, the office of refugee resettlement, part of the department of health and human services. for years, o.r.r. handled kids who crossed into the u.s. alone. after the trump shall administration zero tolerance policy crackdown, it started separating kid aslt a family members were prosecuted. how can they find their childr,areny ndheha fe hd t cal i.c.e. detention reporting and information line. >> o.r.r. h a network of 100 shelters like these across the country operated by nonprofit groups. though our cameras have not been aldewed in as the first lady toured one in south texas, she had this question. >> how many times they speak with theirelatives or families per week for example? >> therehirenld a mmunicate with their family twice a week. >> we spokeith sever mothers

in oneettion center by phone. salvador hasn'tommunicated with her teenage son in ne >> translator: i need to hear his voice, she said. there are many desperate mothers here. that woman tells us she was overjoyed when she heard about president trump's executive order. now she just quickly wants to be reunited with her son. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, mcallen, texas. cpr training out seems to be on life support. ysinend in-person f courses arling short. a lot of people never master the technique or forkt whget what t. there should shorter, more frequent sessionss well as continuous training for some of instructo instructors. new video shows pope francis taki a tumble at the altar while celebrating mass in

switzerland. he was preparing to leave the platform when he stumbled on the steps. the aide prevented him from fallg down. the pope didn't know there was an extra step on the platform. he wasn't hurt and he with the procession out of the arena. now to a rareookt what was once one of the government's most closely guarded secrets. a hidden bunker buried deep underground in west virginia. it was built to serve as an ergency location for congress in the event of a catastrophe. nbc'ses kerry sanders t us on a rare behind the scenes still today, it's hardse to beneath this nondescript neighborhood. behind walls five feet thick and past the perfect cover, the greenbrier resort. this opulent symbol of old world luxury hidden the hills, four hours from washington, about as ffar as you'll findm the fear of nuclear fallout. a sort of last resort for the cold war congress.

it seems back when kids like me were told to duck and cover, our le adopted a bit more of a bunker mentality. >>xu very own lury bomb shelter. >> sealed o of sight, a whole underground ci, so secretive, even today tour groups first have to turn over their cell phones. but our cameras were allowed in. with cgress closed in, here they had an infirmary, command center and 18 identical dorm rooms. >> ludicrousul that there would be sam snead as the golf pro, the duke and duchess of windsor are hobnobbing around here. it made it easily dee niebl. >> delivered down this long hallway to feed will 1100 people for 60 days k the bunker built into the mountainside beginning

in 1958. the s ystaretedear working the door . now 90, hs still the first face many guests see. >> we know somethingas going on, but not exactly. we just kepit to ourselves. >> a secret so well-kept that most in congress didn't even know until 1992 when it was revealed. >> 800 spaces and a nuclear bunker at the greenbrier for the congress? >> i've been here 14 years, i never heard about it. if it exts, it must be just for crdifferent kind of fallout. if there'sth ano secretive bunker somewhere could republicans and democrats share the same space and get along? >> i got a feeling they'd have to build two bunkers. in world sports, three days after resigning as the caps head n as , barry trotz signed

the head coach of the new york islanders. five years and pays him $4 million a season. trotz walked away from the caps after he and managementouldn't agree on the money. coaching caps for four years th now. new job is going to just about double his pay. i can understand why he left. meanwhile, wizards fans have a lot to be excited about. troy brown jr. was the first roun pick in the nba draft. he's only 18rs yea old. 6'7", but he reall showed up a 6'10" wingspan during his one year at oregon. >> with the 15th pickn the 2018 nba draft, the wizardsse lect, troy brown jr. >> i lovehat moment. this was his reaction after finding out he had just been picked. the only issue we found so far is that vegas knights jersey he was wearing.

got to cut him slack. brown is from vegas. we're se once he g here to town, he'llooeng for d.c. teams in no time. well, what you're going to see next are hardly your typical after-school projects. kids who still can't drive are edging their way into the business world. see how they made it there and see how they made it there and who iset gting stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery ...not six.

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how young is too youngar to planning your own business? aen appy not even 6 years old. a group of entrepreneurs are getting a headstart with the help of our local business community. we have that story. >> i know someone who said you should make a peacock. >> the ex sielt on their is palpable. >> clean the house, feed the pets. >> ambition through the roof. >> i like to sew. i decided i wanted to start a

business. >> kids 6 to 16 years old wanting to make a splash in the business comm lity. >> it'e doodle stuff. it's like i'm going to be doing my favorite things. >> whether it's cutting the grass. >> over time, i became addicted to mowing the lawn. i jus started to run my own business. >> even selling used legose wit a lit guidance from the parents. >> mom came to me and saidet ri of these legos. >> they're part of the young entrepreneur business fair happening sunday in gainville. >> it seems like they saw an opportunity and wentor it. >> did you make these bandanas. >> he' part of the business community mentoring these kids hopefully to achieve the dreams. >> it's cool to see this type of energy behind business and entrepreneurship. >> this business fair will be held at club eclipse and sharp young minds are ready to meet you. >> in gainesville, adam tuss, news 4. >> wow. >> creativity, it's s likerk tank for kids.

>> never too early. that's amazing. >> t creativity is amazing. >> as we keep an eye on ther, raou can see the rain about everywhere at this point. >> yes. i think we have been getting it a lot. people farther south of us have been getting it worse. francisco-likesan kind of day where we've got that layer kindf erset cloud layer, it's cool as well. temperatures in the upper 60ts. he good news, it's not going to be a washout of a en weekend. let's take a look. the folks farther south of us, this is flooding taking place in richmond, virginia. so wed mis by just a hair and farther south is where they'll be seeing the most active weather today. they could see thunderstorms as well. for us,t's justain. i want to take you to our maps. you can see where it'sn highlighted green. we are seeing flood warnings in our area as so here's a look. flood warnings are highlighting the t'board. but primarily for fauquier county. that's whatrehe bright is.

spotsylvania, stafford, fredericksburg until 4:30 p.m.r the dar green is denoting the flash flood watch. heading throughout the evening, re going to be seeing more rain. we should get a nice lull. here's the big picture here. it's going to continue to pull to tor. right now in the district, it's been coming down heavier. you've noticed that. that darker green showinghe heavier rain through washington, sda., bet even though you're dry in howard county, going to pick up rain pretty soon. through the afternoon, we'll see the bul of the rain shifting northward. kind of quiet through the evening. a few scattered showers and then farther south, another round of heavy rain could move through into youraturday rning. by saturday morning around 10:00 faring onhould be dry the good side for brunch. it will be cloudy tomorrow morning. brea n of sun, until the afternoon. take a look at the temperatures. what a major differce. in the district.

64 in leesburg. 66 in 'rmanassas. not going to move much from there. but we're going to warm things up hding into the weekend. we'll have that on the ten-day. the beach forecast. heading into saturday. that's another chance for rain and storms in the afternoon. the best day to go is sunday. we are expecting drier conditions. storm team 4 ten-dayoutlook. much warmer than today. rain surday morning and saturday evening. chances lower on

it blew our minds that the jurassic park series roars back in the theater. is the fifth installment first-ra for a fossil. entertainment editor jason fraley joins uss does t go the way of the dinosaur? >> yechlt hold on to your butts. th franchise bordering on extinction here. it pains me to say. i love that 1993 original. a lot of us of a certain age, it's one of the reasons we love movies in the first place is because of that. almost king kong-like in how it changed the game.w- it's a fol to the 2015 reboot jurassic world which brought the franchise back from fossilized amber to steal a phrase.

is time a volcano threatens the island where the theme park is bryce dallas howard and chris pratt, who were in the last one as well, they have to go to the island and do an extraction, dino rescue mission. it's not a bad premise as a way to get them back to the island to get the dinosaurs off. it's handled unrealistically. it's mostly just pratt and howard running around from obviously cgi dinosaurs. one kill scene after the next. not much storyline. at one point, there's a dinosaur that wings at the camera, not once, not twice. hard to take it seriously. he never undercut the gravitas of the dinosaur. the big disappointment is jeff gold blum. i was jacked to see his return. he was in the first scene and then gone. he does a voiceover at the end before the credits. that was a huge missed opportunity there. for me, i think it's a fitting

title on this one. it's a bit of a fallen kingdom. if you have young types who have never seen the original, pay a couple bucks and rent and stream that one. save the money on the theater on this one. >> good advice, man. >> gold blum, by far, one of the best things about the original. wish we would have seen more of him. >> how about, won't you be my neighbor. you reviewed the documentary about fred rogers. when you hear words like inspiring andak groundbg, a lot of us will be leaving the theaters it tears i sounds like. >> i absolutely was getting choked up at multiple points in this documentary. like you mentioned, it's about fred rogers, mr. rogers neighborhood. educated and inspired so many of us. there's so much more to this man's life and career as you find out in this documentary. you find out some of the segments where he took progressive chances at a time when swimming pools were being

segregated in public. he i knnvited his african ameri co-star to bathe in -- he featured a kid with special needs in a wheelchair and had him on the show. he broke really hard life lessons to kids about divorce and sadness and the bobby kennedy assassination. the challenger explosion. if you go back and look at it through the eyes of this documentary, there's a lot he did. when he testifies before congress to get pbs funding, talking about the importance of children's programming on television and man, i'm tellingi you,as choking up big time in this one. i can't recommend it enough. it's not at all the major multicollectiod. you can f it at e-street cinema, , bethesl the kind of smaller theaters. must-s must-see. don't miss it. >> it was pretty amazinamazing. he single handedly saved pbs and eneration of kids how to be kind. quickly, we'll be dodging

rain. what concerts are wor t getting ou see? >> there's a bunch of option this is weekend. the kennedy center. pair more with foster. with -- at the meriwether. harry styles at capital one arena. herbie hancock at strathmore. if you like magic, david blaine at mgm national harbor. lots of options. get out there and check. it o yb> jason, have a great weekend, man. y check out the fred rogers documentary. thanks so much. it looks like the family made famous will be back on television. but she won't be with us. the conners will be a spinoff of roseanne. the sitcom that enjoyed sky high ratings during the reboot. abc canceled the sw after roseanne's racist tweets targeting a former adviser to

president obama. we'll get a look at the storm team 4 forecast and be sure to join us for the ellen show this afternoon t 3:00 a stick around for news 4 at 4:00.

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available at the test kitchen in new york city. chipotle says each of the new foods are ius var stages of development and only the nachos are the closest to launching nationwide. this is a major change for the company which has long limed menus to the basics, burritos, burrito bowl tacos and salads with few side items like chips, guacamole or queso.t they wan to add promotional inmited items durg the year. movie pass is adding surge pricing. when they deem a film to be very popular, it will charge an additional $2. it takes effect next month when annual subscribers wilbe exempt. other changes on the way. in august, it will add a bring a ciend option where y add a plus one for an additional two or six sellers, you can see any imax or 3-d film which are currently included in any plan. i'm landon dowdy wit the business report. we use apps to get updates

on be traffic jams. now we can check bank balances. while it sounds convenient, voice assistance can raise security ncerns. liz mclaughlin has more. >> customers are stopping b the bank less often. often to go online instead. and nowouay not even need to look at a screen. u.s. bank is rolling out features that allow customers to do banng with their voice. >> the ability to access a u.s. bank account, check balances even make payments on your credit cards. >> cortana --an >> are uneasy about digital assistance accesng sensitive financial information. >> a lot of potential hacr situations when it comes to money are entirely possible. >> credit card companies, american express and capital one have features on amazon devices. but u.s. bank is the first financial institution to roll out on all three. apple, sir i, google's aistant

and amazon's alexa. once you enable the skill, you have to log in with your onlineback banking credentials and a code you say out loud to access your banking features. it's not a good idea to me your smart speaker code the same as your other pin numbers. >> smart speakers are still a relatively new technology. one that cyber criminals are eager to manipulate. >> a lot of what technology is th ae days h lot to do with convenience versus security. it's really just going to be a tter of finding out what customers really want. >> seeing if customers are ready for their virtual assistant to become their accountant. lis mclaughlin, nbc news. llo. hello. >> hello. heo. >> all right.

do you hea it? this dog in a shelter in arizona volunteersral after there discovered his hidden talent. he apparently can say hello. drew i 8 years old and described as super sweet. he's available for adoption. we got a feeling this video may just make him -- >> i don't know if my ears are playing tricks on i heard it. >> i concur. i heard it too. >> take a look at your weekend forecast. ere's a lot going down. the giant national capital barbecue, we're expecting some rainsaturday. drier day will be sunday, chris. not a washout. sounds good. we'll take what we can get. that's going to do it foray "ne 4 mi thank you so much for joining us. we're back on the air first at 4:00.

we're live in five- three -- two -- one. oh, we can't get enough. still thinking abo blue from yesterday. nina parker and mike stwood. that moment, i got scared by blue, run to you. i couldn't see anything was bl >> what were you doing? >> apparently so wimpy you didn't think to come to me for c pron. you ran to everybody else. >> and looking back at the original