they're looki for a place to stay. and the heat continues to be sweltering day as we go into the heat.ay what you can expect as this heat wave hits hardd >> grning to you. >> thanks for joining us. it's a really pretty morning out there right now. th temperature noto pretty. 84 degrees right now. it's already gone up 4 degrees in the past 30mi tes. >> in the past couple of minutes. >> and you can see, not much of breeze, but lauren says even if the wind was mowing, it would be plowing hot air around. >> it would be really hot because that wind is from the south pushing up that heat and humidity and building through the day. if you thought yesterday was hot, wait until thisn. aftern a heat advisory has been issued w the nationalther service that starts at noon and doesn't end 8:00 for our region.

now the heat index atut a 100 to 105 for this afternoon. so it is going to be ry, very warm out there for our entire area, h dangeroust headed our way. temperature, 84 degrees, we have got that south wind atbout 5 miles an hour. the wind is coming out of the south and pushing in that some of that heat and humidity into our area. this is the feels likeat tempe as we get into the afternoon. you can see 2:00 to about 6:00 p.m., that's the advisory goes until 8:00 p.m., because even after 6:00 p.ng, it's g to feel like 102 degrees out there. the higst temperature i saw out there was 97. tomorrow's going to be hotter than today is, and we'll see how warm it's going to get and take a sneak peek into that independence day forecast. that'sp coming in about 18 minutes. its anything but a normal summer weekend in annapolis. morial services taking place on this historic day in th

capital with sailboat races. >> the community is hurting, they're in search of healing as they're coping with the loss of five "capital gazette" employers. nicole spent the evening in several maryland towns thallare all s reeling from the horrific attack. r orter: in song, in worship and in prayer, dozens gather to remember. just days after a t cgedy far tose to home. >> reporter: these were our neighbors, these were our friend >> reporter: st. anne's parish in annapolis comes together as they do everyut saturday, this one is different. >> the phrase thoughts and prayers has become a platitude that simply is not sufficient. >> reporter: the sadness here is thick, as tragedy befalls on this small, close knit community, wendi winters, rebecca smith, gerald fischman, robert hiaasen, john mk ncnamar

fathers, sons, mothers, >> people really care about their local news and it's just devastating for that community and for all of us. >> reporter: outside of the "baltimore sun," where flags are flying lower, hearts here arehe y too. >> is this real? is this actually happening in maryland? >> reporter: they light candl in memory, kneel in respect and offer words of support. doing t ir job thatday, serving the community, when evil struck. and this gathering, no matter how small, is a step to healing. in baltimore, nicole jacobs, news4. memorial services for two of the "capital gazette"mpyers are being planned for this week, tomorrow a service will be held for rob hiaasen, and on

saturday, the will be a memorial service for reporter and editor wendi winters. that's going to be at the international church of annapolis. the publisher of t "capital gazette" was well aware of ramos. he sued the paper after they printed a story about im after he pleaded guilty about harassing a woman. the paper took the threat seriously, but a police detective believed ramos did not pose a threat. the paper refused t press charges because it would be like putting a stick in a behive. one march in annandaline ha been targeted seven times by crooks and >>vandals. bethlehem lutheran church, parishioners are packing the sanctuary right now.

hi, derick. >> reporter: if you look by the, doou can see that some of the damage is still there, it prepared.o be folks are going to be coming and sitting on slashed benches, some of that damage that was done during the last sinvandalism he at this simple. they wereacials epithets painted on the walls and the slashing of those church pews, the seat cushions, repairs have been made but the services are indeed going . we talked to a parishioner here earlier today, she said if this church congregation is anything, it's resilient. >> we're here, sundaymorning, this is where we're meant to be and we're going to sit on these ripped up pews, and we're going to have our normal sunday service at 10:00. >> reporter: now we have talked

to m so of the parishioners as they have gone in. some folks are actually still choked up about it, and there are some here that aren't necessarily members just members of the community that came out to suppo this church. in one instance, a worker at the church happened to be heap here when the vandals were here and he was hit with a fire extinguisher. the mission of this church will not stop because of their actions. back to you. all new this morning, several people waking up without a home. overnight flames tore through their house. this is images captured by thet fire dept as crews fought the flame late into the night. they eventuallyha got fire

ou no one got hurt, but the red cross is now trying to help 15 people find a place t say. investigators are trying to find a person who hit the u.p.s. driver and then took off. it happened at ellicott city at old frederick road. howard county police say the white older model suv may have damage to the drives side mirror. the outcry of minor children being separated from theires fami, yesterday demonstrators rallied across from the white house at lafayette park. the tension has become so palpable over migrant children some feel it's much like the debate over the affordable care act about nine years ago. >> people erupted nationwide,

the senate votes reflected the anger out there in the country, i guarantee you that here you'rs going to a similar eruption from the nation. marchedstrators lat to the department of justice. a developing story staying morning,istrict this the secret service said that someoneem told hey had a bomb in a backpack last night. it was long after t keepi families together rally ended. the rson has now been arrested and they have charged that person with making threats and hate crimes. no one got hurt. today is one week since a soccer team went missing i a cave. rescue teams are not giving up,r they're wking harder and hoping for a miracle. that's next on nbc news4 today.

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a group of soccer players entered a cave .rt ex from around the world are joining in the mission. the flooding has blocked rescuers from going through certain chambers in the cave. they're hoping the team wou survive if they found a dry spot. police in india say 11 deceited people were found in enda. the victims included four men, three women and four girls. investigators are trying to decide if they died by suicide or were killed. on a college campus, a stabbing and police involved shooting leave three peoe dead. the suspect stabbed a campus

officer who was sitting in the front of his university truck on friday. people spotted the suspect driving theame campus truck. they say he was covered with brood and acting erratically. officers eventually shot and killed him. no one else got hurt. fema ends a program for thousands of people left devastated by kurt hurricanes t it's been nine months since hurricanes irma, maria and harv harvey. some churches and nonprofits are w stepping in to help. rince george's county leader kevin durant is goingo sign a new deal with the golden state warriors. durant will sign a one-on-one deal when his contract for free agency opens.

his contract is $30 million and then $31.5 million for the next year. duriant has led the warriors to back to back nba titles and has had two mvp awards. a sunnyur moment dg the third round of the usga's senior hope in colorado. >> you see that golfer there, he tees to right over there on the fairway and it lands in the gas. a young man sliding to get the ball. all that was a wasted effort because officials said, hey, we need that back. >> take look here at this little kid. trying to go fast by there um taking a look outside. >> a live look on this sunday mornin84 degrees at 10:00

this g.morn lauren is saying you got to prepare for some extreme heat, it's headed our way, e's going to help break down the timing of this, and when we may ultimately see some relief. saw

. we are weather alert out there today, because it's going to be a hot day, hotter than yesterday. so if you're t headed church services, know that your heat

index is in the mid 80s, very hot right now. and as we continue through the day, looking good for pool, but make sure you want to hydrate before you head to any are parades or at least find some shade. bru brunch is going to be hot, i don't know if you can eat outside. i saw a lot of people eating inside yesterday evening. heatory for everybody. we'll talk about who's impacted by that and talk about rain chances. that's coming up.we this pas we saw a lot of news that could have implications for many weeks to come. joining us in the studio, derator of "meet the press," we got chuck todd with us. >> so president trump in line to make his second supreme court pick in 18 months.

chuck, is there a chance that donald trump will pick someone that's a swing vote like justice kennedy or someone else? >> it seems pretty obv not going to veer l he seems pretty co with that list. it's interesting, there' of two categories anybody like kennedy who's more to the center. you have a john roberts type, who's not somebody like a scalia, but sort of a main screen conservative.th president may go towards brett cavanaugh is more like a john roberts. i do think there's no doubt this e urt is going to move to right. roberts is now the new swing vote, not necessarily, yes, it's not kennedy, but roberts member, joined the liberals to save obama care, yes, we will be more conservative than kennedy as a swing voter, i don't know if'l be taking the hard right turn that people fear or hope. i think it's going to be more of

a drifut >> of new york, we saw some news with this 20-year-old, exandra cortez beating the incumbent. >> to me it was more emblematic of the gulf between washington democrats and the rank and file ght now. and it's not surprising that nancy pelosi or chuck schumer right now, the leadership of the decade might be out of touch with it's rank and foul. but crowley, was supposed to be the next speaker of the house, that most people thought he would be. turns out he's out of touch too. he didn't see thi coming. it tells many ethts me t the de party in washington doesn't understand the movement on the left. it's upsetting the rank and file. what it really means that washingtoneadership team you've gotten used to this year, it's going to change in a year. >> chuck todd, as you walked in

here, confirmed that this is a very warm studio, right? >> it's going to be 100 degrees out there today, make you want it 95 in her >> it's war enough in here, that when we open up the door to our ngstudio, we're g to cause a thunderstorms. we're going to have a little weather experiment right here. >> we're going to get to chuck in 1 minutes. >> he's going to talk about that xperiment that we're going to do during the break. that's what "meet the press" is today. all right, guys let's kboed and talk about the weather. it's hot out there, a little warm in here. so when do i get out here? when do i get to leave? >> yes, y'all, it's going to be

warm. >> do you want to elaborate on this at all? sis warmth that we're going to being in the extreme? >> yes, i would like to, david. >> i set you up for that. >> i was excited about that thunderstorm activity that we were going to do later. across the board, we're going to e dry, just hot, will it be hotter than yesterday? yes. todayin no. do we have rain on to the fourth of july, no. thank't goodness we don have any rain or fog on fourth of july. no cooldowns, no, if you calls 80s a cooldown, weave some 80s on the forecast, but today we and the the heat humidity all across the board. heat advisories begins at noon and goes until 8:00 p.m. m felt likee like the upper 90s yesterday. we are looki at current temperatures across the board, in the 80s, already, some areas in the upper 80s, so we're

'raded to the mid to upper 90s today. going to be sunny, we're going to be dry out there, so n planning tt couple of hours, hot and humidity, until way until the sun goes down. if you have some firework activity tonight, clear skies. radar not showing anything, thanks to high pressure in charge we're looking at plenty of sunshine, and building heat, not only here, but a good portion of the u.s. grilling forecast, still feels like 100 police. at 6:00 p.m., with temperatures in the mid 90s, we drop into the low:0 90s by p.m. it's going to be warm all through the evening. we are weatherto alert rrow. we could have a few storms, mainly west along i- tomorrow afternoon. we'll start this at 9:30, waking up to full surnshine onour

monday. on monday, a few clouds start to form and someor thunder to the west. that will mainly stay west of the d.c. area, but we're clear and sunny all the way into tuesday, a frontal system tries to push its way into, say, wednesday, that's why our temperatures are a little cooler even heading into independence day. independence day temperatures are going 8o be in thes, we stay at the 80s in t 0s at the . next chance of rain, friday into saturday, sunday and monday, we cr dropback into the 80s. more news after this, stick around. at havertys we know everyone has different tasten.

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>> your time is 10:26 on this sunday morning. four things to know foru. memorial services are planned this week for two "capital gazette" employees, rob hiaasen's memorial will be tomorrow. wendi winters is saturday afternoon at theit unive church in annapolis. fire tore through a home in northeast inwaon. d.c. fire says the flames broke out on lawrence street a the rooming house, no one was hurt, cbut the redss is trying to find 15 people a place to stay. howar county police now looking for a white older model suv. they believe it may have some damage if you look at the

drive's side mirror. meet the press" with chuck todd is coming up next. chuck and the cnnel will break down what will happen after the upcoming supreme court pick. >> look before you lock when it comes to pets andkids. please, please do, temperatures today, upper 90s today, tomorrow's weather alert going to feel closer to 105. >> that's going to do it for us, news4 today, next you got "meet the press," stay cool, stay hydrated, stay safe. with mcdonald's new hotter and juicier, 100% fresh beef quarter pounder. and any size coke for just $1. here's to one summer fling you'll want again and again. ♪

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