this morning, many sunday services across our arealdill be n memory of thursday's shooting victims at the capital gas s gazzette. and overnight house fire has driven people out of their homes now they're looking for place to stay. the heat correspondents into the holiday weekend ahead. what you can expect as this heat wave hits hard.>> we welcome you in on this sunday morning. good morning to you. >> i had this acraing in the

morning in my car. and that is not normal for me. but you need it, absolutely. >> look at that sun rise. >> utyesterday's bul hot temperatures are just going to get a bit more intense as we go throughout the daytoday.ha >> tt's right. storm tm 4 is looking at the heat. >> we're aleadrt today because that heat. no storms today, but it going to be rather hot as we head through the afternoon. i do believe today is going to a few degrees prawarmer than yesterday. that heat index is going to be between 100 to we5. e already at 75 degrees right now. and as we continue through the

morning, those temperatures are going to rise, obviously, by 7:00 a.m., temps are going to be in the upper 70s.oi it's to feel like 89 degrees, mid 90s for the high. we'll let you know if you'rego g to be impacted by the rain. it is anything but a normal summer weekend in annapolis. >> nicole spent the evening in several maryland towns that are still reeling from this horrific attack. >> repter: in song, in worship

and in prayer, dozensather to remember, just days after a tragedy far too close to home. >> these are our neighbors and friends. >> reporter: they comehe tog as they do every starredunday. wendy nters, rebecca smith, jerald fishman, robert heisman, hn mcnamara. fathers, so, mothers and daughters. >> people really care about their local news and and it's just devastating for that community and for all of us. >>eporter: outside the "baltimore sun" where flags are flying lower, hearts he are

heavy too they light handcandle memory, kneeln respect and work for support. doing theirhaob t day, serving the community, when evil struck and this gathering, no matter how small, it's awa step healing. >> nicole jacobs, thank you for that. memorials are planned forwo of capital gazee employees. tomorrow will be a memorial service fr wendi winters. >> patricia richardson said ramos sent threatening tweets back in 2011.

richardson says the paper took the threat seriouoly, but pe records shows detectives elieved ramos didn't pose a threat. the paper refused to press charges because it was, quote, like putting a stick ia beehive. all new this morning, people waking up without a home. overnight flames tore thrthgh r house. this happened in northeast washington. crews captured this scene late into the night. the fire broke out on lord street in aooming house. the red cross is now trying to help 15 people find a place to stay. a u.p.s. delivery driver is rc critical condition as investigators s for the person who hit the man and then took off. it happened near elliott city near daniels and old frederick

road around 7:00 p.m. yesterday evening. the driver of the suvheit victim as he was out of his truck delivering packages. they need your help tracking down a white suv that may have damage to the driver's side mirror. the outcry of childre being separated from their families is getting stronger. yesterday demonstrators rallied across fm the white house at a rally in lafayette park. it was dubbed families belon together. old and young, some not even old enough to walk attended that rally. >> people erupted nationwide, the sate votes reflected the anger out there in the country. i guarantee you that here you're going to see a similar eruptn from the .nation

>> dem non stronstrators marche justice. >> some battling the heat like they did here in d.c. n fromew york to san francisco. calling on the administration to quickl reunite 10,000 migrant children with their families. >> do you think those children will be reunited with their families in a timely matter? >> no way, i have no trust. >> lt week a federal judge in california hrdered toave separated children back in 30 days. officials say a50ut of them have been reunited. now to a nbc news exclusive. there is a report that more nuclear weapons sites are being built in north korea. this comes just weeks after president trumping met korean leader kim jong-un.

u.s. intelligence agencies say the north has been increasing its production of nuclear weapons.ts analt the cia and other intelligence agencies tell nbc news the north is trying to deceive presidenttrump. "meet the press" host chuck todd will join us live to talk about this story. if you thought yesterday wat hot, wntil you see what is in store for you. a beaiful sun rise, that is if you're sitting in the studio watching a monitor. what aen beautiful today marks one week since a youth soccer team went missing in a cave. but rescue crews are not giving up. re fact they'

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now to ast developing y. one that's very difficult. divers are making little progress in the searchf 12 missing soccer players and their coach. >> the team went missing after a game on june 23. the thai government has now so,000 soldiers to help carry out the rescue operation. take a look at that. the search has been going slowly because flooding has blockedsc rers from going through certain chambers of the cave. back here stateside, t extreme heat making everything just too hot to handle. >> take a look at this, in chicago, frooifriighters had to cool off the movable bridge on friday. in extreme heat, the steel exnds and it makes the bridge

inoperable. crews sprayed watern the bridge to cool it down so they could be back in the business. >> yesterday we had that rally here and the fire department turned on the miss. yesterday if you went outside, you got drenched. >> i remember they have this metal grate there, i remember learning about this in one of ms phys classes, and that metal can expand or contract as it gets cool or hot. but back here at us, we're definitely into h the weather this afternoon. i was out and about yesterday outside in the afternoon after 4:00, and it was still hot. and it's going h to beter this afternoon. plenty of sunshine out there

ulght now. it is a beaut morning. if you're getting out this morning maybe to get in on some exercise, now is the timeo do it. because by this afternoon, we have a heat advisory starting for our area. it's going to feel like betweend 100 105. if you thought yesterday was hot, today's g ang to be little bit hotter. yesterday our heat index only got up to about 97 acd.ss the bo current temperatures out there right now, it's starting off warm, temperatures in th upper 60s and lower to mid 70s right now. wake up weather, as you wake up earlier this morning, we're already at 9:00 a.m. going to be in the l 80s and it's going to be feeling about 86 degrees. at 9:00a.m., we're headed to 97 today, of course it is weather alert, hazy hot and hid and it's going feel like 100 plus this afternoon and this evening.

byhe time we get to 2:00, 4:00, even 6:00, we're still in tue triple digits. tomorrow's tempe is going to be 99. now we could see some storms pop-up west of i-81. this is a new development, and thatill be west of i-81 ife do s anything, and that will be short lived and that will be tomorrow afternoon. so weather alert an tomod tomor. temperatures low 90s, we keep it dry, n chance of rain on thursday night. we're back in 15 minutes with more on the today's top stories. good morning and welcome to to -- with us at the table this morning, jody flesher with the news iteam.

i want to go to the story you djuid about positive rail controrail -- positive train control that could save lives? >> congress ected this bill -- they do have a provision where they can get a two-year extension if they're not out by that deadline. a letter was sent to the rail systems, sayingnl not do we think you're not going to meet the december deadline, but you're not going to meet the deadline to get the exnsion. >> i w at the amtrak derailment when all this talk p aboutitive train control. >> it's installedy installing

hardware on the train itself, and also on the track. they talk to each other, and they let the train system know if you're goingoofast. it can automatically stop the train, it can prevent derailments as a result of excessive speed. it's interesting you brought in philadelia in 2015, because 2015 was the original deadline to get this andone. months before that deadline was when the philadelphia amtrak crash happened and yet congress had to extend the deadline to 2018, because these real roads said wet can't get this done. >> now the question is, obviously they start working on some of their trains to make surehey're outfitted. but this letter from the federal railroad administration says it

will not be completed by december approxim 31st of this . 26 loco lmotives still to go, b the federal rlroad ministration has not said what the consequence is going to be if you don't meet the deadline. these railroads only have about six months left, are they going to be fined? are they going to be shut down. the federal railroad commissionw has not sait they're going to do. >> think of fro hmow m west vir, that come into maryland that could be affected. jody, the i team requested me to pose the question to governor -on-one had a o interview last monday and asked if he had read the letter and he said he had not read the letter but he would look into it. >> one of theetrs was sent directly to him and it was sent

weeks ago, three weeks ago, so we were pretty surprised that he was unaware of this situation. >> even beyond that,ol the at mark don't have any answers for you. >> i askedor a copy of the installation schedule for the rest of this year they haveot provided that or any other documentation. i asked f an interview with the director, and they didn't just say they will meet the benchmarks for installation and they say they will actually have finished the installation and have it up and running by the end of the year. >> and there's a concern that if you rush the training on something like this, does that open a whole can of worms. i do want to get into politics here now, we obviously just came out of the maryland imaries, we know that l incumbentry

hogan is going to meet the former leadera of the n come november for the governor's mansion in maryland. chris, you covered this race, you talked to larry hogan, you alsoalked to ben gellis. >>hehis is clearest distinction that we could ever have any a matchup in a midterm election year, where the democrats are hoping for a bluee in a state, maryland in which registered democrats outnumber republicans 2-1, and yet, larry hogan says he has a 75% approva rating, 2/3 of all deteriorate democrats favor him. the question is who in the primary, chose this progressive, this civil rights leader, ben gellis, will they then chang their vote to larry hogan. we already have sniping on both sides. >> larry hogan calls ben gellis,

too risky. gellis says hogan has been a do nothing governor. he did make an appearance with education secretary betsy devos. and so ben gellis will try to paint hogan has conservative and he has said that, it is predicted that hogan will lose because he does not know how to build a people power camign. you know, that he's out there, they'll have his supporters, they'll have his contributors, but ben gellis will have the interpreters and those who knock on doors. >> it will be interesting to see, does this race stick to the

issues, does it stick to political will or does g itss into that negative round or will they get into -- how much will the national players get involved here in marylatd. >> you looarry hogan and he has been a governor in heryland, that obviously he has talked about support he has among the entire electorate, he's nhe e controversial recor in maryland. >> we'll see if they go negative. i think this campaign ultimately will go negative. larry hogan says -- the democrats say he's not fully funded educationally. he says he has set a record for themount of money he has dedicated and budgeted for education. they say he has not put money into transportation, hogan says he has put money into transportation and he has reached across the aisle. people like him because he seems

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you'll always save on something for every you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx. welcome back to "reporters notebook." we're looking at montgomery county, at a county elections race that's too closie to call. we're lking about the possibility of a recount down the line. where do things stand with thee ive race? >> it comes down to david barla,

a newcomer and mark elridge who rved on the council for many years and championed the $15 an hour minimum wage increase. and has a union support. there were six candidates that come down to two, they're somewhere around 500 votes apart. and we had this mva glitch where we had 80,000 people who changed their licenses and thought they were registered to vote but that information wasn't communicated and we don't knowow many of those cast ballots. >> this businessman, an outsider from politic in montgomery county, came in and rose to top, was one of the guys that will get this mination. what ahead this outsider, so palate tabl to voters? >> part of it was he got his

message out, because he spentey his mn advertising to basically he had a new vision r montgomery county. that berliner ke eldrijdge. they're all very qualified. >> some people are just tired of theen establis any establishment. >> that's what happened in new york city with the congressial ce. >> i don't think that's unique to maryland, new york or the federal government. i think people just wan change. people want people to get along and compromise and new ide and sometimes it's attractive to have an outsider. >> well put. ris, you've also been watching some of the other races, the i sixth distric particular, right? >> well, you know, democrats want to obviouslyin as many congressional states to take over congress. we have david trone, the

multimillionaire who established tunnel beer and wine, who spent $13 million two years a lot and $10 million this year against hogan who's well financed and they're going to be clhing. this was a mainly republican district until gerrymandering as some people say, to get frederick into western maryland. now the question is can trone beat the republican in the spring? >> any feelingsn this one? or is it still wide open? >> it will be a well battled a closely contested race. >> you have an interesting aory. i watched this i felt like i was scratching my headbout the national back seat compensation program. had no idea such a thing

existed. >> this program was created decades ago and the initial purpose, you know, like many government entities, is that it had w meaning consequences, right? so they intended to take the -- so they would make and give vaccines because you needed to vainate the public. the issue with this program is that it's gotten very backlogged over the year, nearly half of l new cases that dame into the program last year were not related to what wase syringe, it was the way the vaccine was given. >> somebody goes to get a vaccine. it's called shoulder related to vaccine administration. basically the tipis, if you're getting a shot, you want to be at the same level as the person who's giving itim to the potential for that to happen,

right? and the clincher is, the most recent story we didn this, the federal government while paying tut $76 million people that this happened to, t the person giving the shot gave the shot run. medical professionals would want know if this could be fixed with some mechanism in place. there's no way to keep track of the injuries, where they happened and how many each person isng cau and maybe go back and get some training. >> do you know why there's no recordkeeping where you cancko to the person and say you made a mistake? >>he federal oversight said there's a confidentiality in the program that provicthibis us fr reaching out to anybody that's

filed in the case. they said because of this confidentiality provision is that they -- the first thing they do is contact the place who gave the shot to get the records. here could be a form letter saying you have injured someone, the lawyers we talked to that represent these severely injured folks who say there's absolutely ways to notify if the government want to do that. > do they have a mechanism to sh -- >> our story is the first place anywhet that's come out and we have certainly heard it from other reporters in the country, saying this is what's happening in our community a well. help spread the word so we're do that as part of our story too. >> thank you for joining us, we'll return you now to news4

today, take care. the grief is still overwhelming for some,ays ter five people were gunned down at the capital gazette at annapolis, now a priest is weighing in saying that prayers are not enough to reduce gun violence. reports say that north korea quietly expanding it's nuclear program after the historic summit with president trump lasth. mo thousands of workers are getting a raise today. the minimum wage in the district going up from $12.50 per hour to $13. per hour.

welcome in to news4 today on this sunday morning. adam and angie both enjoyinghe weekend off. i'm david culver. >> and melissa mollet. thanks foreingith us a beautiful sky out there, it's also 5,000 degrees. the high is coming with some really dangerous heat. it is warm. that heat wave is getting more intense today. >> for that reason,ss mea, we are in storm team 4 weather alert mode arod here. and lauren's been telling us about this forome time now. people are going to have to hydrate and minuimize your time outside? >> you definitely want to minimize youre.ime outs if you thought yesterday was warm, just wait until this afternoon, because it's going to

be eve warmer today. plenty of sunshine out there already this morning as we have some blue skies coming in. now we'rseei ining some hazy sunshine out there. we are rocking itht now, on this sunday morning, with that heat and humid, and again, eaenty of sun. now the advisory does not go into effect until noon, and the reason the national weather service put in this advisory. because it's going to be close 0 this afternoon. the highest number i saw for thr grea washington area for the heat index that i saw yesterday is 97. once you get over the upper 90s nto the hundreds, it's all starts to feel the same. it's 75 right now, and we're going to take it into the mid 90s before noon. we're going to talk about our

chances of rain. we do have some chances of rain comingr y way. lauren, we're going to check in with you then, thanks. well the grief still lpable for an indianapolis community days after a gunman opened fire in the capital gazett building. . >> this is last night at st. anne's parish in annapolis. they held a special church service for those fe people killed in that ram page. they're surrounding the victims of capital gazette. the baltimore, flags are flying lower and folks are aving candles and cards outside the "baltimore sun,"

that's the parent company of the capital gazette. memorial services are planned today for two employees of the paper. rob haisson, and a memorial for wendi winters will be held at the university church of annapolis. a u.p.s. driver is in critical condition ass investigatre searching for the person who hit the man and took off. thisappened in ellicott city around 7:30 yesterday evening, howard county police say that someone hit the driver while he was out deliving his packages. eeey're asking you to a lookout for a white van with a

broken side mirror. chairman john whitbeck is ou the speaker praised whitbeck for mobilizi grass roots support and rebuilding the party's messaging operation. the state race is this fall. a strict deadline is set for improvements that metro must fix. fy does this matter to you? if they don't it, if they don't complete it, it could nmpact your commute. it's all an effort to help visually impaired riders. all of the cars do no have the chain safetyrs barr metro says there's a shortage of what they need to install those barriers.

service could be reduced by nearly a quarter, 26%. it's kin ofhazy, but look at the bottom of your screen, it's 6:30 in nde morning it's already 75 degrees. lauren says it could be in the 90s in just a couple ofhours. still ahead, a sharp mind and an even sharper tongue, from world war ii v to pioneer to firefighter. the new accomplishment he's adding to the list just ahead. coming up next on news4 today, we are "working for you" with another summer's vacation idea for you and the family. find outhere you can take your kids for free all summerg. l also, we'll take you to an outdoor sanctuary counted as one outdoor sanctuary counted as one of the dmv'sor favite na tu the places you clean the mot are where the people you love the most hang out the most.

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welcome back at40 on this sunday. eet the press" chuck tod is with us now in the studio. this has b and the implications of this could go on for quree a while. >>dent trump is set to make his second supreme courtn pick months. chuck, is there a chance that donald trump will pick someone that's a swing vote like justice kennedior someoy o kennedy or s else? >> it seems pretty obvious he's not going t veerrom his list. he seems pretty comfortable with with thatlist. it's interesting, there's sort ofs two categor there, not anybody like kennedy who's more erto the ce you have a john roberts type, who's not somebody like a scalia, but sort of a main screen the president may go towards

rick cavanaugh. so i think that's where the president isnc circulating somee in that mold. >> he says july 9. >> he's a brander, he believes in -- they did a prime time unveiling with neil gorsuch, and they probably w already know it's going to be. y >> you look at this 28-yinr-old after a 20-year incumbent and winning. what does this say about the democraticarty, burglaparticula up there. >> it was just interesting to see the national party reacting to it. if you actually look at new york city politics, it's not surprisi atall. about every generation it does happen. that districtas been a home of first or second generation immigrants for 150 years, it's just that the immigrant

community changes, but the bronx area, that part, it's still first and second generation immigrants, but it's just not the ones that joe crowley represented. what's azing was the lass of joe crowley, he was the next generation ofeadership after pelosi. so then y throw in the anthony kennedy things and senate democrats don't know what to do. democrats, who runs the party? like they are leader less right now, and this week exposet more than any other. >> over seas, obviously we have had the story about possible nuclear sites that we are unaware of in north korea. how do you thinkhe white house is going to handle this? >> they're trying to brush this offer or c it up. and this is nationalen intell and the president

knows about it. and he's like don't worry, there's nothing to f r here, the nuclear threat is over. and those of us whoav covered north korea for 20 years, we're saying, they have pulled the rug out from under us before. wh t president may promise to vladimir putin in a summit. look what he gave and hoded over kim jong-un. he stopped the military exercises in south korea. and what is he going to promise to president putin? >> chuck, i want to ask you about this, because thursday we had an incredible tragedy, obviously the "capital gazette" shooting.

while this is separate from the overall rhetoric, do you think the tone fromhe national level will scale down a bit after wes something like we saw on thursday? >> for a little bit. usually these things, when we have these moments, look what happened at the shooting of steve scalise, the constituting of gabby giffords. i received an email who said we bought a one-year subscription to the "capital gazette." i said, subscribe to your local newspapers. it's your local journalism that's worried about your city

council meetings, as much as you love or hate national media, you can't expect them to be there at the national level. >> that's really cool. >> i like that. >> chuck todd, good to have you this morning, and you can see meet the press" right here at 10:30 this morning. we'll see you there, whether you like it or not, you're coming back in here. >> not until you turn the ac up. >> thank you. >> that's two versus one on the ac in the studio. chuck todd, he's great. >> as long as he warm in here, i'm happy. 6:46 on this sunday morning. charlie lancaster celebrated his 100th bthday this weekend. >> he even has a cool name. >> richard lancaster broke the barrier through his

extraordinary life. one thing as strong as his achievements is his personality. >> reporter: if you ever accuse charlie lancaster n of remembering something, he'll be coick to set you straight. >> i don't like thr you dyed your hair. >> reporter: charlie spirit has served him well over the years.e helped found maryland's first all black fire department. but charlie never let that stop him, he pumped his own money into the firehouse, wanted make sur that their equipment was just as good as anyone else's. >>ed to help everybody along the way. t>> we were always taught treat people based on their character. nothing else mattered.

>> reporter: and as family and friendselebrate a century with charlie, they t knowhey can a ays count on him to have quick come back, no matter who you are. >> you're looking sassy. >> he's a great gu i'm proud of him and so bleed to have him here for 100 years. >> in capital heights, amy charles, news4. i love that guy, i want him to come and hang out with us. he says his secret to living a long life is he prays every asd. and he lot of lovely ladies around him. good morning, lauren. >> good morning.

>> you can't wear green.e becaf the green screen. >> i love that dress. perfect for today. today's going to be hot. >> were you tside yesterday? i was. >> it was hot. i was outside after 4:00 and it was so hot. it's going to be hotter today. >> we'll be near that pool. >> if you know somebody has a pool. >> you got the inside track? >> we are going to talkut a just how hot it's going to get today. because we already have a hea advisory. yesterday we didn't have a heat advisory in place. yesterday we made it into the low 90s. and as i was saying, th heai he index will be between 100 and 105. 75 already in the district. quantico marine a baseeady at

72. so you can see those temperatures just a touch warmer than they were this time yesterday. heat advisory for area starts at noon and goes until 8:00 p.m. tonight. it's going to feel closer to 105 later on ts afternoon and this evening. prepare yourself for that. it's already a warm morning out there. we have plenty of sunshine, by 9:00 a.m., it's going to feel like the mid 80s at 9:00 a.m. those heat index factors continue to go up, 2:00, 4:00, 6:00 p.m. this afternoon, it's going to feel like 102 to 103 degrees, outside the belt way, i expect it to be just a touch warmer. and at 10:00 p.m., our heat index is at 90 degrees. we're headed into the mid upper 90s today, an we're under a weather alert. and the humidity will keep building. if you're headed to church today, just know that that he

index is going to be in the mid 80s by 9:00 a.m brunch is going to be dry and hot. any parades for independence day that are happening today, makes you stay hydrated and in the shade. nscreen, sun block, maybe get an umbrella. i saw a lot of people walking around with those yesterday. we are cry rigdry right now at beaches, area beaches are looking good. a few sprinkles tonight, but we're in good shape for any local fireworks. temperatures are going to be in the 90s still throughout this evening. now tomorrow, we are headed to right around 100 degrees. another weather alert day tomorrow. i had to add some storms west o 91. starting at 7:00 a.m., we are clear tomorrow, no clouds tomorrow morning. but then as we head into the

afternoon, a few storms try to bubble up right around the shenandoah valley. everything else is dry now, that's the only chance i had to add for storms. i don't think we're going to have any rain until maybe friday, better chances come on saturday with a col'sfront and thoing to cool our temperatures down. look at this, we stay in the 90s all the way through tuesday, wednesda thursdayfriday, even your independence day looking good. weather alerts today a tomorrow. t re news righ ♪

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it has been a violent first half of the year for the district. >> buthiweek the mayor and the police chief have rolled out a plan for the violence.

>> reporter: as motives for crime grow so do theio preve measures. >> the ones we hear in our neighborhood, just like the one we're in today, people are fed up with violence. they're scared of random students. >> the summer employment program, bowser and her team detailed the steps they're taking to provide more options to people living in high cme areas each of the river. >> we're going to be able to provide 10,000 people to 12,000 people who will be working in y fypd. which students in city.rs across the >> reporter: the bowser administration has started to

train what are called interrupp tinterrupp -- interrupt ters, people who come from the community and can intervene in nghborhood disputes. >> the interrupts will range from 18 to maybe 22. reporter: the bowser administration is also interviewing people at risk by either being involved in a crime or a victim. >> the bowser administration has already set thee prof for people being at high risk for violent crime. >> tho who are being trained to intervene in neighborhood scuffles will be on the job as soon as this weekend. it's a weather alert today

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a house fire forces more than a p dozenple out of their home, now they're looking for a place to stay. and the sweltering heat continues through the holiday weekend. whatou can expect when this heat wave hits hard. >> first l's welcome you in and welcome to july. we made it. >> july is t. it is definitely hot out there. adam and angie are definitely findi ining a way to stay cool. >> at:00 a.m., it's just now 76 degrees, so yesterday's hot temperature is just going to get a b more >> lauren rickets is here in studio. >> that t perature is in th mid 70s right now, but you factor in the humidity, feeling warmer than that. this it is a gorgeous morning, and a

hazy morning out there today. plenty of sunshine out there this morning, tt sun coming up just about quarter to 6:00, it was a beautiful sun rise, by s are those temperatu going to be in the mid 80s, temperatures are going to topt ight around 90 degrees for a daytime high today. but it's going to feel cser to 105 thisteround. so a advisory in effect from noon unt 8:00 p.m. be careful when you're outside, pecially ifyou're going to be outside for an extended period of time. not only do wea havat advisor advisory, if you're feeling feint or dizzy, excessive sweating, nausea or vopting, rapid weak pulse, and muscle

cramps, get out of the sun because you m be suffering from heat exhaustion and also heat stroke. we're ing to talk about how hot it's going to be if you're watching fireworks tonight or if you're watching them next wednesday. it is anything but a warm summer weekend in annapolis. candle light vigils and memorials taking place in the state capital. >> it is a beautifulcommunity, but they are coping with the loss of five "capital gazette" reporter employees. >> reporter: dozens gather to remember, just days after a tragedy far too close tohome. >> these were our neighbors, these were our friends. >> reporter: st. anne's parish

togetherapolis comes as they do every saturday, but this one is different. >> the praise, thoughts and prayers has become a platude th simply is not sufficient. >> reporter: the tragedy heres thick as tragedy falls on this community.er mo daughters, sons, fathers, gunned down thursday in the "capital gazette" newsroom. through their lives they touched the community. >> people really care about their local news, and it's just devastating for that community and for all of . >> reporter: a lot of the "baltimore sun," where flags are flying lowe hearts here are heavy too. >> is this real? is this actually happening in maryland? >> reporter: they light candles in memory, neil in respekneel i.

doing their jobs that day when this evil struck. and this small i step a step closer to healing. >> and memorial services are planned this week for two of the capital gazette employees. this morning there is a memorial at the irvine nature center. and ther meanwhile we're learning more about suspected gunman jared ramos, the former publisher of the capital was well aware of him. ramos sued the b paperause they published a story about him after he was convicted of woman.ing a police records show that detectives thought ramos did not pose aat th the paper refused to press

charges becau it was like putting a stick in a beehive. several peopl waking up tonight after their home was destroyed by .flam according to their twitter page, the fire broke out on lawrence street a a rooming house, they eventually got the flames put out, nobody got hurt, but the red ross is trying to find 15 people find a place to state. a u.p.s. driver is in critical condition after being attacked near daniels road and old frederi road the driver of the suv hit the victim as the man was out of his truck delivering packages. they need your help tracking down a older model white suv

that could have a broken rear view mirror. thousands marched across the u.s. including here in d.c. yesterday demonstrators rallied across the street fromhete whi house. the tension has become so ralpable over m children, some feel it's much like the debate over the affordable care act about nine years ago. people erupted nationwide, the senate photos reflected those out in the country, i predict that here you're going to see a similar eruption throughout the nation. melissa, a developing story now as that rally was going on, the secret service now saying that someone told people in t lafayette part they had a bomb in a backpack last night, thisd happe just half 9:00, long after the keeping families together rallyad ended.

the person was arrested and charged with making threats and .ate crimes. no one got hu now there is a report that more nuclear weapons sites are being built in north korea. this comes just weeks after presidt trump metith kim jong-un. the report says that north korea may be hiding nuclear siteso get more concessions from the u.s. analysts at the cia andther intelligence agencies tell nbc news the north is trying to deceive president trump. "meet the press" host chuck todd will join us live in our 10:00 hour abohis developing >story. >> commuter concerns up next. a warni a about busy train line in our area, as an important metro dead line

>> the news4 i team has copies of warning letters sent to some top officials. >> some trains will not be allowed on the tracks startin the beginning of the year. >> members of the federal government sayotherwise. here's the story. >> reporter: every day thousands of commuters like michelle carr and kimberly dunn take the marc train from new york to washingt, d.c. they say safety is always at the top of municipal boind and they

that the government has implemented a safety plan to ow or stop trains ca automatilly, to slow collisions due to derailments at lowersp ds. in fact the nation's congress ordered the nation's railroads to do this decades ago, t. in 2015, a train derailment could have been avoided if positive train control was in place. >> it's difficult to go to accident after accident that could have been prevented if omeone would have put in an ntsbrecommendation. >> in 1996, a marc train collided head on with anm track train. the lack of positive control

trains was a major safety issue. >> any delay in impme mntlement positi train control is unacceptable. >> reporter: the federal ilroad administration sent a letter that they have failed to reach the deadline. marc still has 76 of 78 locomoti locomotives. it h yet to train any employ employe employees.r we asked gover hogan about it since one of the letters was weeks ed to him three ago. >> i'm not aware of it until you justaised it but we'll try to get to the bottom of it and get you an answer. >> they need to step up thei name a game and get it do >> reporter: she's worried if marc misses the deadline, amtrak

might shut the trainown as of january 1. >> under the present rules, w cannot permit noncompliance equipment on our a railroader the deadline. >> reporter: he later wrote that the trains using amtrakl r lines are being ordered to find viable alternatives to bridge the gap. >> how will we get back and forth to work. if that's notnough for marc to get its act togetherwe have a problem. >> reporter: they hope marc delivers the new safety system by the deadline. >> it just takes one time for something to go wrong and you wouldn't want it to be your child or your mother or father to be hurt in an accident because you are draggin your feet. >> when introduced last fall, the new marc director cited the

new positive train control deadline as a major challenge. we made several phone calls and asked to speak wither this. n cited two contracts signed last week that she says will help meet the december deadline. here it is 7:15 on sunday morning, and we're already in the mid 70s, there's a storm team 4 weather alert day because of extreme and dangeroui because of extreme and dangeroui heat tha creepin g

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keeping you and yr family safe during this intense heat wave in our area is very important. >> erica edwards is working with you this morning to explain the dangers or.hot weat >> reporter: when your job involves working with a blow torch in the blazing hot sun, these workers in kansas city kn to watch for signs they might beoverheating. >> you get light-headed bending over and stuff. you got keep hydrated out here. >> reporter: oppresse heat is dangerous and can lead to heat stroke, a potentially deadly nndition. >> wou start feeling not ak right, dizzy, can't concentrate, just have trouble thinng, get out of thheat,

rest, rehydrate. >> rorter: doctors say young children and the elderly are most at risk. if you have to be out in the heat, take plenty of breaks and drink water long before you feel thirsty. >> using electrolite containing solutions, gatorade or sports drinks, alternating tha with water is a great thing to do. >>remember, sweating is a good thing, the body's natural way of cooling down. if you stop sweating, it's a u' sign dangerously hot and need to seek immediate efre erica edwards, nbc news. hydrated. stay >> i'm hydrating here. >> yeah, it is water. it is. >> did you see her face? >> you have to watch out for that. >> you know what she's thinking, she's like where did you get that wat from? >> people are posting pictures

of pena coe pinacoladas on my f page yesterday. >> i just want to bathe in the frozen. >> yes. >> how is the weather, lauren? >> not sticky at all. >> youant to bathe in a margarita? just dump some pitchers of margaritas on our head. however you want to stay cool, do it. because i thinkoi people are to be kind of have to be creative to find ways to stay ol in some of this dangerous heat. we have a weatherlert because of the dangerous heat we're going to see out there today. temperatures are warmer than they were yesterday, in ct mid to upper 90s, it's already hazy out there this morning, will it be hotter today, ye than yesterday. and today will be one of the hottest ds we have seen yet

this year. any rain today? no, we are dry today. there could be a small chance tomorrow afternoon, mainly west of d.c. now, wil it rain on the fourth of july? no, it's looking dry for fourth of july, just warm, any cool downs, if you call 80s cool, we have two 80-degree days on that 10 i day this heat advisory begins at noon and goes until 8:00 p.m. it's going to feel like 105 ross our entir region today. already warm out right now with temperatures in the 60s and 70s, nothing on the radar at this point. even if i widen this out, our beaches are dry, all the way from boston to cape codowll the way to north carolina. enjoy your time the pool it's going to feel over 100 degrees later on this afternoon with temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. i really want to talk about

this, because w have these stories in the past winh people letheir dogs or their kids in the car. if it's a 100-degree day, just 10 minutes your car is already up to 119, and it goes up that. even if you've got groceries inside and you're just running in inside, might not be a good day to do at. we'll have plenty of sunshine, as i said, we're dryi iy outthe if you're headed out tonight for fireworks, we are dry. we are dry, we are clear tomorrow morning, however a few storms try to develop, really i-81 and points to the west, that will be tomorrow afternoon. that's something i have had to add today, but again, itll rea

looks i-81 and west, while we are staying dry, pretty much everywhere else, even as we head .p to tuesday, those temperatures dr by your wednesday, independence day, temperatures are going to be in the low 90s and for the fireworks here in the city, it's still going to feel like 98 degrees as we go through the evening. a lot of fireworks start at 9:00 p.m. so it's still going to be warm for that. if you're headed to the beach for the fireworks, maybe maryland or delaware beach, re yooing to see some 80s. yooing to see some 80s. we have

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all right, we're hangingnd aror the holiday week. >> we are. >> but in our area, you've gotn more t million people who are going to be travelinge nd hitting ads this fourth of july. >> if you're taking the family dog with you, here are things you might want to do to prepare. susan hogan has the story. >> r orter: 1-year-old maple and her family are preparing for a road trip tovermont. >> we started taking road trips around town. reporter: they're working with a trainer holly santana to get road ready. >> you should have consistent food, the nt the same same schedule, so if they eat at 6:00 a.m. and 6:00.m.

keep it 6:00 a.m.:0 andp.m. >> reporter: she says to bring a led anding supplies and extra doggie bags.e and mure your dog has a collar with id with your contact info. >> pets can act as projectiles if they're not secured. >> reporter: subaru conducted crash tests on dummy dogs, they found the most secure restraints, their sleepy pod carrier, for about $160, the g1 intermediate create for $500 and the dog harness between $60 and $70. >> i want to make sure everyone in the car is safe. >> one more important thingo remember, vaccination records. holly the trainer says these can fu u to carry with you if your dog gets sick and have to

go to a local vet where you are. taking a look outside, 30 most on this sunday morning, 76 degrees, it's getting h out there, we'll be ba ck

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hey there, welcome back in on this sunday morning, the first of july, 2018.

>> the holiday weekend is comine with s dangerous heat. it is already 81 out there. the heatave is getting more intense today. >> it is a storm team 4 weather alay around here. laen rick kis tracking the weat. >> we have 90s continuing all through this week,nd a cooldown at the end of our 10-day. right now let's talk about heat, you can see the bottom of your screen, 76 degrees at reagan national airport. it is hazy but we got plenty oft sunshine outre today, we will remain dry out there today, but we do have this heat advisory, it begins at noon, it goes until 8:00 p.m. it's going to feel hilike 105 o

there. yesterday i w out there about 4:00 or 5:00, and it was still t out there andt is going to be hot in the dead of the afternoon and even going into this evening. that heated ed advisory goes throughout our entire region. temperatures in the0s and0s, you factor in the humidity and you get a little warmer, at least what it's going to feel like out thereno right so if you're stepping outside, the temperaturesthre already in 60s and 70s. we're going to go up to 90 we have added chance of rain nday. for tomor lw. we'll takek at your fourth of july forecast. a little in depth on that. guys? > the grief feels palpable for the annapolis community days after a gunman opened fire in the apal zegae" building.

>> this was last night att. anne's parish in annapolis. they held a special church service for those five killed in wednesday's rampage. they're rallying around the victims families and the colleagues of their hometown paper. >> they were ourle colagues and friends. >> people really care for our local newsus and it's devastating for our community and for all of us. >> flags are flying lower and people are leaving candles andc rds outside the "baltimore sun," they're doing that because at is the parent company of the "capital gazette." >> the family and friends of roa asen and editor wendi winter

s will gather to remember them. rs are looking for the person who hit the man and then it happened in ellicott city near daniels and old frederick road around 7:30 p.m. yesterday evening, policeve say the d of the suv was attacked as he was o of his truck delivering packages. police are looking forn older model white van that might have a broken rear view mirror. yesterday, hundredsf thousands m tched acrosshe u.s.nder one message, families belong together. detention has become so palpable over migrant children, some compare it to the past debate over the affordable care act. >> people erupted nationwide, the senate votes reflected the

anger in the untry. predict here you're going to see a similar eruption from the >> demonstrators later marched to the department of justice. n apartment fire ripping through a building and leaving one womanth in e hospital in northeast d.c. the fire started yesterday on taylorstreet. you can see medics were able to check out two children at the scene. we're told those kids are okay. investigators say the firen started i a basement. there's no word on the exact cause or the condition of the woman who was taken to the aspital. this morni search for a new leader on the virginia state republicans is under way. chairman john itbeck is out, he's from loudoun. speaker cox praised whitbeck for mobilizi grass roots support. the biggest state race this fall is republican cory stewart challenging democratic senator tim kaine.

it's all in an effort to riders.ually impaired federal authorities say several cars do not have the chain barriers and hence are not safe. two people with visual impairments have fallen on to the tracks where the barriers were not installed. federal officials say if met free thr -- metro does not meet the cars ne, they will take out of service starting on january 1. t it' best part of fourth of july, but it's the worst for your dog. we have some tips to help your dog get through

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togethering to gather to watch fireworks on the fourth. >> fireworks are a lot of fun, but it can be scary for your pet. here's how to make things easier d lessrightening for them. >> this fourth of july, don't forget about your pets and their safety. you have a sweet dog up forti ad, who is this? >> this is rodeo, and he's an 8-year-old andpp sd mix and he was given up because his family was moving to a place and he was too >> oh, okay, he is a sweetheart, i will say he's super smart and adorable. hopefully we can find him a home. this fourth of july, we have pets, we have fireworks going off. what can you say abo the noise level and your concern about that? >> most petsy rea don't like fireworks, so i wouldn't take them to the fireworks show.

it's much better to leave them insi home and nots near any gler doorsor windows because they can actually bro through windows and screens if they panic. you can move them to maybe a closet or a covered area or a crate to hide if they want to do that. i would also, i they're really panicky about thunderstorms in general, i would suggest talking to your vet about medication just forhat period whe you're going to have the fireworks show going. i >> sometim leave the tv on for my dogs, because if they hear noise outside they're going do get paranoid. if you do leave your hoe, you're saying leave something oe so can't hear the fireworks. >> how do you get medication to

calm the down? >> you have to take your dog into the veterinarian, and just say,s what's going on, my dog doesn't like thunderstorms so i'mefinitely worried about the fourth of july, and they can give you medicatio for both of those issues actually. >> is there anything you can use over the counter if you don't want something prescribed. i know there's a spray thatre ases pheromones and that's supposed to calm them down? >> there's dog calming for known collars that you can use, and that might be effective. but that mig not do enough if your dog is really a panicky type of dog. >> what if someone takes their dog out to the fireworks and your dog basically starts freaking out. what do you do in that situation? >> that's a good question, i leaving takey just your dog too. >> you don't want to stress your animal out. c if you leave, that's

probably the best idea. that's why we're telling you ahead of , it's just not a great place for a dog. >> definitely do not leave them in t car, i have to stress this now because this weekend is going to be very hot. next week is going to be very hot and even fourth of july during the day it's going to be very hot so don't leave the dogs in the car with the windows cracked, it's way too >> if you take them out in the daytime, i would definitely bring lots o water andake sure you've got some shade where you'll be. real quick, the humane rescue allian alliance has freept an this weekend? don't forget clear the shelters is august 18 a we looorward to seeing you there, we have more information on our nbcnews

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7:45.elcome back at it has been a violent first half of the year for the district. there have already been more hisn 70 murders in the city year. that's about 20 more than this time last year. or ands week the m police chief rolled out a plan to deal with the spike in violence. markseagraves has more on thein

iative. >> reporter: as the frustration over violence crimes, mayor muriel bowser is -- >> at an event where teens are participating in a summer employment program, mayor bowe s . >> in addition to the some 10,000 people to 12,000 people who will be working at fypd this summer. there are 800 kids waiting for summer camp. so we're going to have additional recreation investment. >> reporter: in additionppo more

jobtunities and improved rec center, thestowser admition is beginning to train interrupters, people who come from the community, who can intervene in neighborhood disputes that may become violent. >>e have 45 individuals in that class, but the interrupters will range from 18 to maybe 20, theon the street, boots on ground in the trenches. >> reporter: the bowser administration islso identifying people who are at risk for either being a victim or an assailant and start connecting those people to city services in an effort to help avoid any trouble. >> the bowser administration has alreadyif ided 18 people who fit the profile for being at highk for violent crime, they have been connected wh social services and jobai ng. >> those interrupters who are

being trained to veintervene in neighborhood disputes will be starting as soon as this weekend. >> lauren, we haveome hot weather out there? >> it's hot just thinking about going out ther >> it's a little warm out there today. >> it's a weather alert day. because it's going to be so hot, yesterday was hot. i wasout, i said after 4:00, i don't think i went outside until staying 0, and i was outside for a barbecue and it was hot. had tomorrow, i believe is going to be hotter today. so we have got this a building he humidity that we're going to have to deal with. heat advisory has been issued for our area. air quality alert, code orange today, justor sensitive

groups, but i'm sure this is going to be the case as w go through this week, because i really don't see any cooldowns until maybe next monday and we'll be in the 80s, we are looking at hazy sunshine out there today, here's the heat advisory, goes in effect at noon for our entire region, it goes until 8:00 p.m. tonight. we're still going to have that heat index, the feels like factor, up over100degrees. so the feels like factor is up around 0 to 105. current temperatures across the region, you can seere tempera are in the 60s and 70s throhout the area. if you're out and about, headed to churc services, by noon, it's going to be in the mid 80so brunch, it's going to the dry and just hot today. make sure you stayat hy, make sure you find some shade.

i saw some people walking around with an umbrella yesterday. so that might be t to keeping cool in the heat that we're seeing, and all this sunshine. d to upper 90s for today. and again, feeling like 105 at times. nothing happening on the radar righnow. and that's because that high pressure in charge, pretty mh up and down the east coast, looking good. so even at area beaches and of course it is a little cooler at the beachesecause of that ocean breeze. so lucky you if you're headeder fireworks tonight, i know a lot of local communities have s firewotonight, the sun goes down, just about 20 minutes until 9:00 p.m., temperatures are going to be in the 90s, i slippio the upper 80s by 7:00. we'll have sunshine to start tomorrow morning, but lk at this, by northeastern and through the afternoon, that heat index is going to be over for your monday. so we're weather alert tomorrow well,or that dangerous heat

and even by the evening, 94 at 7:00 p.m. do have chance for some showers mainly west along i-81 in these zone we're talking about i-81 and west and into the mountains, that's where we could have some afternoon storms, and that's monday afternoon isolated at best. most o us will be dry. just hot with temperatures right around 99 degrees.he ing into your tuesday, temperatures are going to be in the mid 90s, again plenty of ro sunkd f sunshine around to that. clo if you're watching fireworks from the city, that heat ind at 5:00, 98 degrees, but n problem seeing the fireworks this year, i know we have had some fog in the past couple of years. at the beach, it will be perfect as well. temperatures are going to in the 80s for beach areas on wednesday. as we head into thursday, we stil have low 90s on thursday, friday, friday will be our next

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is the unemployment rate still at the same rate not seen in years? and watch for increases i hourly wages and the size of the u.s. workforce. on tuesday, automakers will give their analysisor ne. one company to watch is tesla who promised to speed up the production of cars by 500 per week. and retaliatory tariffs on china. on friday, u.s. tariffs go into effects on chinese goods. and china says it will respond th tariffs of a similar amount of goods coming into china. get all your business news on cnbc. >> 55 is your time right now, on this sunday, memorial services are planned this week

for two capital gazette employees, a memorial serviwill held. a fire broke o on lawrence street at a rooming house. the red cross is now t trying help 15 people find a place to say. howard count police now looking for a white older model sufficie suv, the believe it might have damage to the drive's side mirror minimum wage increases from $12.75 an hour to $13.25. a wodther alert for and tomorrow. today's a lot hotter than yesterday, today's gng to be a lot hotter than yesterday.

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