under a heat advisory starting at noon and all the way to 8:00 in the evening. starting you off at 7:00 a.m., stepping out theal door. ady hitting you like a sponge with the temperature feeling about 84 drees with the migness out there and feeling about 79 in leesburg. we're at lunche and maybe you're trying to get out and get errands done before you head out of town. it's belling about 100 degrees already. it's feeling aboutcr 105s the area and even during the evening hours at 7:00 p.m. it's still feeling about 100 degrees out there, wendy. comingp,'ll have a closer look at the fourth of july forecast and what you can expect for thefi barbecues and works. >> thanks, amelia. >> count on storm team 4 for updates during our heat spell. open up the nbc washington app. you'll find all the latest weather alerts and all the current temperatures. after the shooting at t "capital gazette" last week investigators told us the suspectedgunman had had a previous grudge with the paper. it's related to s alking case

in which he actually pleaded guilty. the victim was a previous classmate, and she told nbc news that he reached out to her online and after a while when she didn't respond quickly enough he apparently became aggressive. >> he said f.u., if gill yourself. you're going to need a protective order. >> i tave beenmented and traumatized and terrorized for so long that it has i think changed the fiber of my being. >> reporter: again, he pleaded guilty that case. nbc news reached out to his attorney but did not hear back. meanwhile in anaply, people are trying to return to a sense of normalcy after the deadly attacks. the officeuilding that houses the "gazette" reopened for business. like coming felt face to face with the tragedy. news 4 tracee wilkins is there

live with today's story. >> reporter: this accused gunman has impact a lot of lives, and everybody who uses this building, works here,oes to doctor offices here, they are also going to be impacted, and this is a process, and for many it begins with entering this building again. the crime tame is down and 888 betgate is opened for business. paulillespie a photographer for the paper describes living through the deadly shooting as shotgun fire fhiw around >> i'm under my desk thinking can't believe this is actually happenings. >> rorter: jarrod ramos planned the killing spree and he says he can't belve he survived it. >> i was thinking i'm going to die. >> i had left 20 minutes before it all happed the other day, and i got a text from somebody,

are you okay, and i saiec what the are you talking about? >> doug potash works on the third floor and is among workers back at the building today all trying to get back to what they were doing before a gunman entered this building killing five people. >> the weekend was le a shock weekend, and now you've got to moven. >> i can't even find words to tell you how i was killed. >> reporter: wendi winters interviewed diane and her sister. >> i was a twin and we were both band directors and she thought it was a novel thing. that's what wendi was allabt. it was all people-based >> i was out with wendi at aur happen enbout ten days ago. you know, it's tough, but you've got to move on. >> reporter: that photographer left here and went immediately to grief counseling to s. to see more of his interview tune in tonight and "date line"

will be showing more as well. >> july 24th, jushr over weeks from today is his next court appearance. he's currently being without bond. it falls on a wednesday, but many people are hitting the road today for the fourth of july, and here in town celebrations are kicking offt the national archives. the archives home to the original declaration of inde♪ndence. ♪ ♪ let's jam a little bit >> this aftnoon swing dancers performing on theps archive s the museum calls the fourth of july its super bowl. it is celebrating the 242nd anniversary. >> reporter: the museum will hold special events ant at

presidential libraries across the country and security for the 4th not the only safety issue that the district is worried b.coming up, what the district is doing to help you deal with this heat which alsoonrns your safety. >> a string of deadly crashes in prince george's county has made pedestrian safety a priority there. now some major improvements are coming to a troubled area. the marylan department of transportation will begin installing signals and crosswalks at multiple intersections across u.s. 3021 in brandywine. construction will run sunday night through friday mornings, and drivers can expect to see some roadth closures. e project is expected to be completed by thisl. f crumbling concrete, cruming infrastructure, an unfortunate description of parts of our metro system. now a major repair project about to start is t going close two busy red line metro stations for

a month and a half. adam tuss joins use live from rhode island station to tell us who and when people will be im cted. >> reporter: yes, this has become a common theme with metro this. platform is the i oldestthe entire metro system and has all the approximate that you talked about. take a look at this map. this is the shutdown that we're talking about for 45 days. it will close brookland and the rhode island station so that all of this work can take place. no one wants the inconvenience of a closed metro station. what? you got to be a kiddingme. >> no kidding here, the situation is pretty serious. in e's netting in place several areas just in case the netting breaks down. crews are u setti to completely repraise this platform. it will cass a maussive 45-day

shutdown of the red line between the totten and gallaudet stations. >> yeah they should fix the problem. >> reporter: dolly king takes the red line all the time and is happy the worapisning. you see showers, has cerebral wheelchair, ds a and for her the uneven platform makes it that much harder to catch a ride. >> sometimes i haveo do a 3660 on ba twards beforey close the door and sometes i'mot successful. >> reporter: this is news to this rider. >> for it t shut down in its entirety, i mean, that's just crazy. >> reporter: shutt buses will be provided, and a special bus-only lane is actually being created along rhode island avenue duringhis closure. but for now a lot of riders here bracing for a major shutdown that's right around the corner. yeah. this work is necessary. it is not going to be fun, but

coming up next hou at 6:00, guys, we're going to tell you about other platforms around the meto system t are facing similar challenges, and that work is also on the books. back to you. >>dam tuss, adam, thank you. now to anbsolute tragedy in charles county maryland. a 3-year-old girl killed by her father. they were found inilbert park and now officials are trying to determine whether this tragedy could have been aforgeted. derrick ward joins us with what investigators know so far. >> reporter: right now it looks like this is just the continuing of a troubling trend here in c charlenty, a troubling trend of domestic violence.po ce say 33-year-old brian duncan davis had legal s visitation rigith his daughter, 3-year-old maddy saber davis, though he and the child's estranged.

he was supposed to have his daughter back home by 6:30 sunday tevening. why hadn't returned by that time, family members made repeated calls to brian davice phone which went unanswered eo they began searching. they knew that h liked to take his daughter to area parkseg whe they looking. the search took them to gilbert run park in the charlotte hall e ion. >> when he walked up to the truck they could see they were deceased so they called police. >> reporter: the police determined both father and doubt herot been >> it looks like the father shot and killed his daughterun a turn the gun on himself. >> reporter: while the county has seen anas inc in domestic violence, those involving a child are relatively rare and a member with the center for abused person, if there'sig of violence or abuse there's avenues people can take. >> filed a protective order on behaf your child in order to

keep the potential abuser away from your child. you cano a receive some counseling. we offer 24-hour counseling on our crisi hotline and face-to-face in-person counseling for both patients and children. >> unclear there were any signs thatould have prevented this tragedy from we'll take a look to see if there were any trails or indicationth earlier tha might happen. the tragedy is that a little girl is gone at her father's hand and that place, that park will never be the same for so many people now.rl live in c county, derrick ward, news 4. >> so sad. derrick, thank you. well, for more than what has been an excruciating week for theho families w worried about the fate of their 12 children trapped in a kiev in tie land, now their prayers have been answered. >> those children a their

coach found alive. the latest next on the efforts to get them to safety. and thisa scorcher, heat is dangerous. coming up at 5:00, what an outdoor summer camp is

as a swelter afternoon shifts to a steamy evening folks in bethesda are trying to find

shade and sipping on cold drinks, too. meteorologist ameli draper is tracking an eventual, an eventual break in the weather. first news 4's nicole jacobs are live in alexandria. first, how are summer camps keeping kids saf t ins heat? >> reporter: well, we know it is summer, and that means summer n camp matter how hot it is, but many parents want to know their kids are well taken care of in the sweltering heat, even if that camp is outside on the water. on a day when the summer sun makes heading outside a struggle, where the osprey ispr ective of her young, a perch ne the water makes it much easier, and when you're this close to it be you might as well make the most of it. it's sailing camp at the washington. are the camp owner has her hands full with 100 campers. >> got to keep ondr king. >> reporter: 35 staff and her mind fixed on safety.

>> we're making sure that the kids are drinking watg. we're makure that they are talking to us if they are not feeling well. >> reporter: so far so good in that department despite the wave and near 100-degree temperatures. these kidsrnre lg all things sailing, but before they get in the water they areit sprayed water. just one tactic to keep them cool >> we tellhem, if you have a headache or feel dizzy, don't wait too long to get help. >> reporter: we had a staff meeting and i talked to them about kping themselves hydrated and they needed to be present with the kids. >> reporter: as they settle i with their life vests and some with their hats, they are putting to good use what tedy have learn here, and with the wind in their sail they are

taking the heat wave head o with the priority of safety behind it. >> and that count is like the mostal e,serv out there no matter what the weather is, cold, rainy, a hot, coming up at 6:00 we'll show you the contrast to that, an outdoor camp moving things inside. back to you, wendy. >> nicole jacobs, thanks. if you can't stand the owextreme heat imagine h it feels for your bet. dangerous high temperatures can life-threatening. search toms of heat stroke and heavy panting, the dogs with pug noses have a hard time breathing in the hot, humid air and of course, never, never, never, ever leave a pet inside a hot cracked even with thedo w cracked. it is deadly. >> had to pull my dogsoutdoors. they know it's hot.

>> i'm sure. you walk down the sunny side of the street and bk into the shine and indoors. >> tomorrow it's hot and humid and we're not just talking about high heat, but we're talking about dangerous heat for your take a look at how oppressive it feels outside right now when you factor in the mugginess. feeling about 102 degrees up in frederick and 104 at pawtucset river. very similar feels-like temperatures throughout tomorrow with the high once a in around 95, but the heat index during the afternoon around 105w n wednesday it's still hot and humid, but even a few t degrees start make a big difference. a high temperature on wednesday itound 92the humidity though. it's feel about 100 degrees so we're just below the heat advisory, feeling 91 and that means it's muggy and warm fe

fireworks, for july 4th. 7:00 p.m. setting up, maybe an isolated thunderstorm especially if you're back in the mountains i-81.d here in the metro area i think we're completely dry. tomorrow, wednesday, even mosty of thurss well. sunset on july 4th is right ar,nd 8: and by 9:00 p.m. the fires undworks under way. good conditions and t mugginess might make you feel a little bit uncomfortable out there. take a look at storm team 4 radar right now. i'm still tracking rain and thunderstorms west of i-81. notice how they are kind of staying in similar locations and not moving all that much to the east. this is going to be the case the next few days. going to track thunderstorms bubbling up over the mountains. maasng it difficult i-81 and storm chances through thursday and the red is the highest a70% and yellow through thursday is moderate at about 40%, andn heree d.c. metro area and to have to our

local beaches the storm threat through 30 is very low. only at 20%. have a camping trip planned back into the mountains at deep la creek, for stormy conditions during the afternoon and evening hours. elsewhere i think you should be just fine. se that here on the forecast. isolated late-day forecast on july 4'dith a temperature around 92. 91 on thursday and a bit of a chance for scattered late thunderstorms and bubble-up thunderstorms. thursday it's dry. it's really friday is the day i want you to remember. you'll be dealing with rain and thunderstorms. a high likelihood at 70% with a temperature of 88, but that rain is amazing, because on satunday andy we have low humidity and highs only in the low to mid-80s. wendy and jim. >> hang in there. >> one life cut short. another will never be the same after a tourist boat explosion in the bahamas over the weekend. we're learning new tails about the americans involved in that

explosion. c's tammy leitner is at the coast guard station in clearwater, florida. n wo know the person killed across america and according to the coast guard four of the americans were flown here. if you take a look a the video, can you see peopleho were on a second boat act out into the water to try and help even as the boat has burst into flames. we nha knowt one of the injured was a 22-year-old college grad. her name is stephanie jacobs. spoke with her uncle a few days ago. >> she did ballet dancing from the time she was young all the way through and same with soccer.s soccer iind of in our family and she'sept that tradition. she's always playing. >> she was sitting in the back of the boat which is where the explosio happened. she suffered some very severe injuries. had to have both of her legs putated at the knee.

>> she's going to survive. she's going t survive and trying to think of what her life is going to be likewe and wha all -- what we all need to do as a family to get her back to being that ballet dancer and soccer player. >> reporter: her family is on the way to theo bahamas with her in the hospital. has a long road of recovery ahead of her. reporting from clearwater, florida, tammy leitner, nbc news. an employee of the state department has pled guilty to federal charges that relate to child pornography. therosecutors sayver a two-year span sky dancer mcmahon worked with someone in canada to produce more than a thousand sexually explicit image involving underage children. they say that he himself created and received tusands of images and videos. mcmahon n facing a mandatory nimum of 15 years and up to 60 years whe he sentenced this

fall. >> a miracle after being lost for nearlyine days. a soccer team and their coach all found alive in a caven thailand. ahead at 5:00, the next challenge in the effort to get them out. and officials lay out their plans for the fourth of july holiday. what you need to know about all the celebrations and all the sroad closu that we get and the security that' g

it is the shocking story of a day but shocky in a good wa >> oh, y, it is. 12 boys and the soccer team all alive after nine days stuck underground in this cave. put lawson muse is in the newsroomeeping an eye on the effort. >> if you were praying for a miracle you got one. as m thaiitary official said though it's not over yet. however, everyone is breathing a big sigh of relief that the soccer team has been found a they are all alive. they all appear to be alert. going to show you some video from deep inside a cave complex in thailand and these are the 12 young members of that soccer team. they are all between the ages of 11 and 16. rescue crews are now trying to igt them some medical attention while theye out how to get them out of the cave. the team was taking a tour when heavy rain flooded out the narrow passagewa and trapped

them inside that cave. crews have been trying to reach eam for days, but those rescue efforts were stopped after several creer members electrocuted during the search. along . military team with crews from other countries are now helping with the rescue effort. we'll keep you updated on the story and bring you any new developments. >> pats, thanks so much. ten years later and the lines are still out the door at georgetoup ckes. coming up, we'll go behind the scenes to fin their recipe for success. and storm team is tracking the heat for the rest of our week. week. we'll

♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kitten♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪

and we're back here in the weather centerernder wea alert mode as i'm tracking dangerous heat, not until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow but tomorrow. everyone under an advisory from noon to 8:00 p.m. right now the temperature at 14 and unofficial high at 95 degrees. as we head into the ler evening and early overnights hours we'll continue to track ho a muggy sticky conditions outside with a small chance for an isolated thunderstorm back t arou i-81 corridor. most of us are completely dry andy 11:00 p.m. it's still feeling like 90 degrees. wendy and jim? >> all right. amelia, thank dryou. hs of thousands of

people are planning to be in d.c. for the fourth of july. >> there's a lot more going on in this little town of ours than just the fireworks so be prepared for some major road closures. close before g to you get up on wednesday morning. there are four major events on wednesday. fli where around the mall is going to be restricted. news s mk seagraves hgraves is with more. hi, mark. >> reporter: that's why you see all of the fences because of all restricted hat are and while security is a big concern for authorities for the fourth of july, an even bigger concern will be the heat. long before the fireworks light up the d.c. skyline, things will be getting started downtown. today mayor bowserd u the d.c. skine as a backdrop to get the word out about staying safe and staying out of trouble while celebrating independence day. >>g mixlcohol in hot weather

and family events and fireworks can lead to a lot of different kind a of fireworks, we want everybody to have a safe and happy weekend. >> reporter: a for what's going on wednesday, the nats will face off with the red sox in the morning at 11:30 at nats park. the big parade along constitution avenue starts at11 5 and if you're thinking about going to the capitol for the symphony concert, gates open at 3:00. the concert starts at 8:00. of course, the national mall will be packed with those going to the folk life festival and those looking to get a good spot for theireworks. this family came from south carolinahe for fireworks. >> i think we're going to come t here on the mall area and enjoy the entertainment and fireworks. >> reporter: do you know what you're up >> no. t? >> reporter: you're not going to be aown. >> i did hear too. eporter: today officials demonstrated the dos and don'ts

of fireworks pointing out fiworks like these that are legal and ones like these that shoot projectiles more than 12 fe into the air that are illegal. as for keeping you safe from the isheat, theict is already taking steps to provide cooling centers and other options across the city starting today. illin all the district activate more than 70 locations. 250 cooling centers, 30 indoor and outdoor pools and nearly 25 spring parks. >> reporter: if you are coming downtown on wednesday for any events, sign up for emergency text alerts. text july 4 d.c. to 888777. information you get you can text to that number, if you're in trouble or see something suspicious, and if you do get overheated take a this is what you want to look for, these blue barrels located all along the national mall with fresh drinking water for everyone down here.y that's the v latest from the

national mall. wendy, back to you. >> good to now. thanks, mark. and a man is in custody accused of trying to plot terror attack that targeted downtown cleveland on the fourth july. idderal authorities say demetrius pitts reconof the city's downtown area just last week. they think he's been looking for spots to park a van that h was going to pack with explosiveke pitts s with an undercover agent about his hatred for the military and law enforcement. his desire to, quote, chop off hands and heads. >>his defendant by his own words andy b his own deeds wanted to attack our nation and it ideals. >> mr. pitts is a united states citizen, radicalized andom planning tot a terrorist attack in the united states. >> pitts first came under scru17ny in when the fbi says he made disturbing posts in is of al qaeda. -- in support of al qaeda.

also has an extensive criminal history. less than a month afterum president s historic summit with kim jong-un, there are concerns now that north korea may b actuall ramping up its nuclear efforts. icltiple u.s. ols tell nbc news that the north is actually trying to deceive our count about its program. that's despite the president saying north korea had no longer posed a threat. joing us with a closer look at that is nbc news intelligence and national security reporter n delaney. the president left singapore without a timeline for denuclearization or how it could be verified, and a recent report suggested that the president might actually be meeting with kim in new york, is that right? te a report from axios suggesting that wouse officials are so hopeful about the progress made out of that summit that they may have a second meeting with president trump and kim jong-un around the united nations general assembly gathering ier septe in new york city, but that seems to fly in the face of this new

intelligence that we've learned about at nbc news confirmed by "the washington post" which says that north korea is actually enriching nuclear fuel at multiple secret sites and tha ey have -- they are working to deceive the united states and the trump administration about that. also about the number of nuclear weapons they possess and the number of missiles. these are the findings of the u.s. intelligence community. the good ns is that u.s. intelligence has more insights into north korean nuclear program than wey have previou seen, but bad news is that it doesn't feel like the north oreans are acting in goo faith. they have taken no steps to denuclearize and athere'so evidence, public evidence and public satellite photos that show they have been working on missile plan and expanding their main nuclear facility at yongbyon. none of this supports the president's optimistic view of te situation. jim. t didn't last long. on a different topic, the president's former personalel attorney mic cohen is talking now. what's your takeaway from his interview with a?

is h trying to send the president a message? >> reporter: that's one way to look at it, jim. he's essentially saying i need to look out for my famy at th point. i once said i would take a bullet for donald trump, but right now if it'oi about me gng to prison i'm going to look out for my family and might be cutting a deal. others suggest this might be a cry for a pardon, a way before dangling before donald trokp, unless you pardon me i may cooperate and i know a lot of dark secrets about you. look, nobody would want the prospect of theirsonal attorney who had been a fixer for them for more than a decade cooperating with a federal investigation intoheir activities, particularly donald trump, so this cannot be a good situathen for president, the notion that his lawyer, his personal fixered has h a lawyer with ties to the investigators and is looking to cut a deal here. >> nbc's ken delaney. ken, thanks so much. >> you bet. >>ll look, for the latest ahead tonight on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt right after "news 4:00 at 6:00."av >> the a d.c. police

officer flipping out on some kids in his community, and they just love it. who wouldn't? >> plus, one of england's biggest soccer stars now a member of

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our extreme heat and humiuety helping to a severe thunderstorm. this is a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of the panhandle of west virginia and

frederick county inirnia. here's the impact time with tremendous amounts of lightning d heavy rainfall and potentially gusty winds. moving into oakland jdt aro 6:00 and pierre around 6:05. i'll have more on when the extreme heat and humidity coming up in my full forecast. a week from today we should learn presiicnt trump's to replace supreme court justice anthony kennedy. according to the president who tweetet out over the weekend, just ahead the white house is getting its team in place for the confirmation process. white house counsel don mcgahn will take the lead. kennedy is going toy aree tire t nd of this month. >> thousands of people who work in d.c. are getting a pay raise. minimum wage for districtrk s increased from 12.50 an houro $13.25 an hour, and the

minimum wage for tipped workers goes up 56 certainties from $3.33 to 3.89 anag hour. the hike is a step toward mayor muriel labowser's to increase d.c.'s minimum wage to $15 an hour by the year 2020. orgetown cupcake creates and celebrates a milestone. it's been makin us fat now for ten years, pele. >> we've loved every minute of it. >> we go behind

whengeorgetown cupcake first opened up its doors a lot of people thought, on. come it's just going to be a fad. what are we third grade? not going to be eating cupcakes? well, step years later the linee are still out door, and the company has expanded to six stores and the line is out thet door those stores.

the two sisters behi the business say the relationship with the cupcakes. >> reporter: like every success story this business started with a dream. >> our grandmother would bake everything from scratch, cakes, breads and developed a love of baking from our grandmother and always thought one day we' t goino open a bakery and use her grandms recipes. >> reporter: those little girls grew up to be the founders o georgetown cupcake, katherine and so, the cupcake sisters, areti celeb the tenth anniversary of fulfilling their dream. >> our business is reallyt its core spreading happiness because people come in here because ifr they a having a bad day or lift their spirits, we've done our jo >> the first georgetown cupcake opened in this tiny storefront

on potomac street in orgetown in 2008. >> it was put in the sweat equity. put in the counter and painted it. it was very bare bones and that was the charm of it. >> peoplehought we were actually crazy for -- so many people said are you sure you'll >> able to sell 100 cupcakes a day? he first day they sold 800 cupcakes. they had to close early because they sol out. now, they sell 25,000 cupcakes a day across the company, and in ten years they have sold more than 50 >> we've had a lot of customers who have been with us since the early daysn potomac street and they come in and have a standing order and that's a real honor. >> the best part has been having all of our customers major milestones and events in life. ug reporter: even thoh you'll still find people lined up outside of the m seet stores on given days katherine and sophie are seeing a big demand

for delivery. >> when we started we didn't ship at all and more rectly we realized people want their cupcakes sent to the doorstep. >> does make a great gift. >> reporter: over the last decade they have inspired a reality show called "d.c. cupcakes," a line at williams sonoma and a live cupcake cam. >> can see the cupcas being ma in our bakery, the eggs being cracked and milk going in and flour bei sifte so everything is made from scratch every morning. >> reporter: while the cupcake sisters turned their tiny shop into a cupcake empire they still work in the bakery and use the same recipes, same ingredients d same delightful decorations. how in the world do you make it so pretty? >> it's called our signature swirl and we like to top evecu ake the same way.e start in th second and go around in a ccle and push

down. >> in the beginning sop e would only frost. she wouldn't let me. i'm the better froster now. >> every dayou'retarting from scratch, the doors have to open at 10:00 a.m. >> reporter: katherine and sophie set out to bui their bves around something they love to do andring happiness to others while doing it. the sweet success of their booming business is just icing on the cupcake. >> i want signature swirl, don't you? >> me, too. >> i'll start working on the sisters' mother elaine kalinas has been part of the store. she's been battling cancer but will soon be back behind the counter. >> oh, goodness. >> this is alsoind of delicious. we have an international

superstar calling d.c. home now. >> he's been here four days and the gets his very own day, wayne rooney. welcomed today as the newest member of d.c. united. sherree burruss with more on his introduction. >> it's wayne's world and we're living in it. fans in our area will be chanting his name, too, as d.c. united gets set to open a brand-new stadium. they have a brand-newe star. wa rooney is hoping to change recent fortunes or misfortunes of his new club and explains to dave jnson why d.c. is right for him. >> today in washington, d.c. is wayne rooney day. [ applause ] >> i've been to places like l.a. and new york and it' too hectic. it's like london for me. i've nevans eed going to live in london. i need s my ownce and to get away from things when i need to,

and d.c. seemed to and washington seemed to give me that opportunity. >> it's a big challenge and i moved to manchester united from everton when i 1 was and that was 30 minutes where i grew up and this is a real move where i'm moving m wife and children over and obviously family will comeitnd vow and again, but i think it's what i needed. i think it's the right time for me to come here. think the fit with d.c. is perfect and hopefully the has been more successful >> you mentioned what you needed. how cs t experience start and envision in helping you, not only as a player and person as you looked at success herend then beyond a new career?n >> the positiohe team is in. i can come in and help the team and also the team obviously can help me so i think it's the right time for me. i wouldn't want to come here at 35, 36 and not be red, not be able to handle the physi of it so i believe it's the

right time for me to come in and be able to do that. >> rooney's first workout with d.c. united is friday and his first game will be july 14th and e same day as audi field opening and maybe celebrating wayne rooney day with aca c, guys. >> very good. he deserves his very own. that's going to be a big day on the 14th. thanks so much. well, a pd.c.olice officer is getting somn praise o social media for his acrobatic skills. check this thing out. >> it started when the police department posted the video of the boy completing the flip and then the officer said oh, yeah, watch this. the officer served in the search the district. he also does wheelies with the kid and that's a lovely way to connect with the community. >> can wayne rooney do all that? >> if you can do it and have the back for it. >> oh, my goodness. that's fun. great shots there. not a great day to be doing a whole lot that haveoutdoors,

amelia. >> tomorrow not great. under another weather alert and another heat advisory it will be in effect for everybot. it starts noon and runs through 8:00 p.m. then tire week is just going to be hot andw humid and tomor we have more dangerous heat in the forecast. take a look at your weather headlines, and in addition to the extremely muggy and hot conditions, we have some small storm chances in theforecast, mainly back in the mountains back around i-81. as you hate farther to the east, the chance that you're deal with rain real diminishes including the d.c. metro area and off to our local bches. that's areas are looking mainly dry and going to be more comfortable for the. weeke saturday and sunday looking fantastic, and right now 94 degrees. hazy sunshine and winds outf the south at 13 miles per hour makes it feel like 100 degrees outside. that heat hand humidity among other factors helping to fuel some thunderstorms. these thunderstorms are severe and a qui glance at radar. they are no longer severe. however, just in case the

national wther service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning, this will go until . 6: this is for parts of the panhandle and west virginia and allegheny county and frederick county in vesginia. are moving northeast at 20 miles per hour. very heavy rainfall and lots of lightning and for most of us this evening we're dry. take a look at 7:00 a.m. already hot and 78 degrees. b lunchtime that 90 feels like 100, and 3:00 we have dangerous heat out there. 95 degrees at 3:00.m. and feels like 105, and we could see again late day thunderstorms and showers. right now most of us are lookino dr most if not all of tomorrow. 91 degrees at 7:00 p.m. and again that storm chance west of washington. want to show you starting off at 7:00 p.m. it's picking up on showers and thunderstorms back around i- and really keeps them there until 9:00 p.m. after that they fizzle out. we start off the day tomorrow

th hazy sunshine. as the afternoon hours wear on, we see maybe had a little bit more cloud cover. 4:00 p.m. notice most of us still completely dry out the and just a small chance for an isolated late day shower and future weather bricg thanging t chance into montgomery and prince william county. there's a very small chance out there so just be aware. 95 teorrow. hottest day out of the next four. 92 on wednesday. the fourth of july for fireworks, temperatures in the 80s and most of us completely dry and everybody completely muggy for fireworks. on thursday 91 degrees for a high temperature with a 30% chance for some scattered hit and ms thunderstorms during the afternoon hours on friday. more widespread rain ans thunderstore in the forecast with a cold front and that lowers the humidity as well as the temperatures. beautiful weather for saturday and sunday and, again, tomorrow is another weather alert day. jim and wendy. >> just hold on for the weekend.

amelia, thank you. >> always. >> no morehomework or books but for some students that also makes the hungriest time of year. >> so many kids who relyn school lun plans wonder where their next meal is going to come from. just ahead the programs that help him

a heat advisory i i effect for another two hours and another one set for tomor gw. when are wng to see a break

from all this heat and humidity? amelia is back with the forecast two and a half minutes. this decal in windshield in loudon county. you don't need it anymore.f board supervisors eliminated that requirement, and it goes into effect yesterday. instead, the $25 decal fee will become a vehicle license fee, so if you own a vehicle in loudon county you'll be getting a bill next year. most of us are worried about staying hydrated and cool and for some children in the district they worryut a their next meal. d.c. public school summer meals program s hundreds of meals throughout the city every day. news 4's amy cho takes us inside that back where a free breakfast and lunch come from som dedicated workers. >> you want chicken? >> perhaps the only thing warmer here at this elementary school

is the smile of the people serving it. >> i just like having fun. love my job, i really do. see the kids with a smile on their face. >> each day joanne robinson and her co-worke help make three meals for hungry kids. >> you going to eat? >> though they are a small team. >> thatas good. >> they have had a big impact. >> everything we make it from scratch, and we are f the best. ls great. >> feels great because a lot of these kids are unfortunate ande o home with nothing to eat. >> that's why i think i volunteer a lot in the summer, you know what i'm saying, to to make sure kids eat. >> he also try to dish out healthy eating. >> you want kael salad? >> it will go better in a smooth a though. >> part of their plan to make a difference. >> all right. >> one helping at a time. >> no matter what you been through there's already somebody there to help you. this i an everyday thing. >> the ladies want everybody to

knowvery kid in d.c. can get a free meal. just to the washington news app and search d.c. meals. amy o, news 4. >> reporter: we're in the thick of our holiday heat wa , and the worst of it is hitting us right now. how long before it starts to cool off? >> "capital gazette" shooting spree. tonight, celebrating one victim's life while a woman stalked by the suspect breaks her silence. he is very cold and calculated. he's very intelligent. >> joyieor fam in thailand. >> 12 missing boys and their soccer coach alive after ten days trapped in a cave. shorts, sunglasses, sunscreen and lots of water all a must out in this heat. >> boy, is it, but they are

still not going t prote you if you're outside too long. >> i'm handley. >> and we'll start with meteorolaist ame draper with more on the heat. it's all of out there? >> tit is hot out there and the humidity is a different i story. factthe mugginess, temperatures around 93 and feels like it's in the triple digits. 103 degrees in washington and manassas and gaithersburg 112 degrees, tfeels-like temperature. everybody is under a heat advisory that runs until al8:00 of the areas in orange, and everyone tomorrow will be under a heat advisory that runs till noon and until 8:00 in theen g. heat and humidity is helping to fire up thunderstorms that are staying along and west