local swimming pool. let's start your saturday off by taking you outside for a live look. a beautiful start. much cooler than in days past. we wish you a happy saturday.ou we appreciate being with us. we've got a lot to cover. laurenil rickets bring us through that forecast. we welcome you in on the 7thf july. >> we just turned:0 to and it's 70 drees outside. crystal clear. a crisp morning to start off our weekend. >> a wonderful weekend out there. and it is justul beautut there right now. we're going to continue to have nice conditions. not only today but pretty all throughout the entire weekend. so get out and enjoy it before theumidity and heat come back into the area. we are looking at today right around 70 degrees. again, we will continue to see thos temperatures rise into the low 80s. we have clouds out there right

now. those clouds will disappear and so will the wind we're seeing as we head into the afternn. degrees right now. and again, we have sunshine out there in espots. louds will continue to decrease as that temperature goes up. evy 4:00, we're still in the upper 70s. it's going to be rather nice. maybe outside to get gardening done. you might want to go ahead and prune othere. after this weekend, pruning may prevent some plans from blooming next spring. go ahead and prune out there right now. that would be a good idea to get out there today or tomorrow, because it's going to be nice. we do have t heat and humidity returning. let's talk about thaon that ten-day forecast in a minute. confusion, anger and heart break this morning from a local father who is still trying to process the punishment handed down to the driver who hit and killed his son last year. >> this is a story you may remember. a maryland fire marshal was killed on i-270 when he stopped

to help an fbi agent involved in a crash. the driver who hit both of them faced just a $280 fine. >> this morning we talk to the father and learned h he is processing his grief and fighting to change the law. >> bause the person causing the accident really didn't getn ed, it doesn't feel like there's closure. >> reporter: he's a polite man with great respect for the law, but he's angry. angry about the punishment given to the man crged with negligent driving after hitting and killing his son, sander, who had gotten out of his car to help an fbi agent who had crashed his car. the fbi w agent also killed. >> for me, i tried to think why i keepg. talk because i don't want to forget him. your son is still alive, but he never -- you never want to forget him. >> reporter: investigators determined the man was found to

be driving what they called aca less manner but it did not rise to the level of reckless disregard needed to support more serious charges. it was revealed during the investigation he was in the u.s. illegally having overstayed a s.s. work visa. this father s he hopes people will understand when he says he does notupportantiimmigrant sentiments but wishes this man had faced t full consequences of his law breaking before december 8th, 2017. >> the truth is there are people who shouldn't be here. >> reporter: he also has a plea for maryland lawmakers. he would like to see a law passed that says everyone involved in a fatal collision must beested for drugs and alcohol. under current law investigators have to have what's called a reasonable suspicion before they can order the tests. in rockville, jackie bensen, in addition to a change in

the law, the family also expressing an interest in seeing the montgomery county fire station renamed in honor of lieutenant sander cohen. we have breaking news right now. th is out of prince william county. one person is dead and another seriously hurtwi fol a car accident. authorities say this happened and details are limited. the investigation continues. yourim9:04. some elbow grease and appreciation of history. >> cleanup efforts underway on the african american civil war memorial. derek ward is live in northwest washington with more on this fort. great to see you, derek. >> reporter: good morning. od to see you guys. what a wonderful morning and what a wonderful effort here. we areere at the african american civil war memorial in shaw. this memorial was put up in 1997 it's a monument toore than

200,000 african american soldiers and sailors who served in the civil war in the union army during the civil war. since this statue, this memorial was put up, it's undergone some. dow jone you can see the marksd cause primarily bybo skateders but the panels containing the names of the people who served need some work too. if you take a wide shot at what's going on here, there's an army of folks ready to clean this memorial up and sw us the tlc needed. it's an effort by the mayor's office and new day usa, a veteran-lending organization. and we talked to some of nve folks ived in this effort. for some of them, this is like paying homage to their efforts. >> it means everything. they're giving back to their community and the national park service and this great nation. >> it's very important to me. particularly as someone who served 30th years i u.s. military and coast guard, and

reaching the position that i reached as the first african american to reach the ran of mast chief petty officer, this has meaning to me. i look at the names and so forth. these are the people who i feel that i am standing on the o shoulder giants. >> and the effort gets underway minute. it's going to go until about 12, 1:00 a.m. until they get done. this group does it a over d.c. this one today is special. we're live in shaw. dere ward, news 4. >> derek, thanks. we appreciate it. it's the rescue effort that has tld talking and worried. happen right now rescuers aretr ng figure out a way to bring the 12 boys and their soccer coach out of the cave safely. it's been days since they were trapped. oxygen levels are dropping. the boys are being taught how to

use diving equipment so they'll be able to swim out on their own. that will be a six-hour process in and of itself. engineers have not given up drilling into the cave and lifting the boys toafety is an option. elon musk has t offer send scientists to help with the process. a day at the pool turning into accusatio of racial profiling. a white man calling the police on a black family at a neighborhood pool in north carolina. >> and he is now out of a job after the nse encounter went viral. take a look. >> and nobody else was i.d.'d. i feel this is racial profiling. >> the woman is recording while adam bloom confronts her. he demanded to see her i.d. and confront her. she said she felt unfairlyet taed. police verified her pool pass worked. bloom who volunteers at the pool

says he was just doing his job. >> can you understand why many people online are labeling you a racescientist. >> when people see a couple seconds of your life and don't see it in total, i think they can jump to conclusions that aren't there. >> reporter: as we mentioned earlier, bloom has been fired from his job at a local packaging company, and he no long works with his homeown homeowner's association. still ahead a local city makes a big c inge to popular civil war history event. plus region on fire. we'll go to the skies above a dozen wildfires out west and we'll show you the efforts tong exuish the flames. facing chars. a former umd basketball player standingua accused of s assault. we're breaking down the detail we're breaking down the detail s

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come out west with us. you'll see a scene. extreme heat and drought sparking dozens of fires. this is in the western part of th country in california. wildfires are threatening hundreds of homes south of the california/oregon border. in colorado a fire there destroyed more than 130 homes. it charred thousands of acres. and the record hot temperatures happening right now on the wests they aren't helping matters when it comes to fighting wildfires. some areas reached 116 degrees. many tried to beat the heat out on the beach here. officialseshut down acc to hiking and biking trails to prevent people from suffering exhaustion. >> it's way too hot to do the normal stuff. eping hydrated, speed down just staying careful out there. >> and at first i want a cone. it's too hot so they use a p.

it's melting so fast. >> we might be feeling some relief around here, but the heat wave in other parts of the country not over yet. forecasters predicting triple digit temperatures throughout today before a bit of a cooldown tomorrow. we want to tell you we have a big change coming to the city of manassas. it will no longer hold the popular civil war weekends event. >> this was cancelled lastbeear use of the violence in charlottesville. it was begun to commemorate the 150 year observanc of the start of the civil year. this year the city is planning something endiff >> so last year we did have our last civil war weekend scheduled. out of caution because of what happened in charlottesville we opted to cancel the event. w, we had always decided we were doing the events just for this time this year we were going to have

a new event >>anyway. his year the event is being called manassas history weekend. there's activity for kids, local veterans and civil war living history. everything will kick off august 24th. >> 9:13 your time on this saturday still ahead, big security changes at the national zoo. >> and here' a question f you. what is the coolest neighborhood in the d.c. area? national magazine says it has the swer. the swer. stayan w here's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password,

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welcome back. this morning a former university of marylandskniversity ball player is facing rape charges. it was an indent that happened after his tim on the am. >> his attorney says the current professional basketball player is innocent. >> whether an individual is intoxicated or not, it's an excuse to take advantage of that person. >> reporter: a former university basketball player is facing second degree rape charges that allegedlyned last year, months after his graduation. prosecutors say it started over drinks at a barrk in college >> the victim in this case was out with friends celebrating halloween. to a bar where she enuntered mr. dod for the first time. he apparently began to get her alcoholic beverages. she got to the point of intoxication. >> repter: the state's ottorneys office said dodd took

the woman t a friend's apartment building. >> he had sexual intercourse with her against her will. >> reporter: today a grand jury indicted him. >> he was interviewednd admitted to the sexual activity but said it was consensual. >> my client looks forward to a swift resolution to the case. >> reporter: the attorney says his client was on his way to mexico where he's playing professional basketball when he was arrested on a warrant related to this case. >> we s think there aeral facts that will come out in the future and he'll be exonerated. it's a matte of gettit in front of a judge or jury and letting the process run its course. >> reporter: dodd's attorney says he's been cooperating fith the casm the beginning. >> from the moment we found out a warrant existed, we contacted people andav h made every effort to get him turned in as quickly as possible. dodd is not allowed in ellege park. he'sected to make his first court appearance on july 12th.

9:17. your family's next trip to the national zoo could include more security. there's a proposal to reduce access points down to three. on peak visiting days, people would go through scanners and bag checks. >> we often hear from people out of town asking us to point them to the coolest neighborhood in d.c. forbes says send them to navy yard. they ranked navy hard as one of the coolest neighbooods in the world. forbes says it selected the neighborhood because it's introing quickly, has attractions like the water front and has an up and coming vibe, ashey put it. it's a cool spot. >> i have not heard one bad thing about that. everybody who i experiences for the first time, they're like that place is so cool for the faentire ly. by the way, people following us on facebook live saw you walk in with a guest and they want to know what you got him.t' >> angie's baby shower

gift. >> she'se only in third grade by now. >> she's -- >> it's funn >> thank you. >> i still have your christmas gift. remember the cat? i got you an awesome sweater with cats all ove it. >> i forgot. you told me about that. >> you guys are really onop of things. i got to tell you. i mean, really impressive. you know whas going on with the forecast today though, right? >> i do. finally today i a can take little bit of a breather, because we've got sunny skies out there. no rain. thank goodness. it's going to be a rain-free day, thank goodness, out there. it's going to be very, very nice. we have a little breeze out there this morning. we have cloud cover in some portions of our area. yo can see from the tower atmera, the prettiest of the days. the surface sun shine in crtions of the region. as wetinue through the day, we will have more sunshine. current temperatures outhere ght now, it's cool. it is crisp out there. it almost feels like fall if you

haven't stepped outsi yet. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. 70 at reagan national airport. again, it is rather nice. especially if you're in the shenandoah valley. the breeze will continue to die the as we head int afternoon. right now we're seeing northeast winds anywhere from 10 tole 20 per hour. temperatures are going to make their way around 80 degrees today. one sidhe or the upper 70s, lower 80s. it is going to be a comfortable and dry day out there with low 80s at reagan national airport. again, just looking great. for your weekend outlook, if you want to do gardening, pool time. it is cool out there. once you get outf the pool with the wind, it's going to feel cooler. the exercise, low humidity outside all day long and car wash. can't get it done today, get it done tom or monday. next chance of rain is a small one on wednesday. you can see no rain out there right now. we still have the clouds down to the south and east of washington. they're pulling awaith the frontal system.

now, our eyes focus on what ise hag off the coast of the carolinas right now. we've got tropical depression number three. i was just in north carolina yesterday on the beach here in you could see some of the rough surf that was coming in. a lot of rip currents around the carolina coastline up to the outer banks. it's meandering off the southeast coast. the winds are likely on the eastern side of . watches. no warnings are issued on the u.s. coastline right there. the strongest winds are east of this. and really, that's going to head out to sea with really low impact for us. you can see a lot of clouds are going to stay just off the coast of the outer banks. it's going to continue to push out to sea while we are here with punnty ofine even through the day tomorrow. spinning off the coast. not animpact to our area. not impact for tomorrow. temperatures in the mid 80s. plenty of sunshine. we keep sunshine going monday,

tuesday. now, temperatures start to go up a little bit. the humidity starts to come back tuesday night. wednesday, thursd t,t's our next chance of rain. humid starting on wednesday and the humidity lasts until the end of the next workweek. we have

well, tonight a performance 30 years in th making. >> decades ago a group of northeast d.c. high schoolers saw thundershoweir lives changeg

part in a special choir eperfor. theyow getting back together al for a good cause. ♪ >> to achieve greatness it takes unwavering commitment, desire. and an inspirational leader. like dr. joyce garrett. for more than 30 years she's been the director of the eastern high school choir in northeast d.c. >> in 19 the eastern choir in the international music fest cal. when they came home, they had won the second place. >> reporter: it was a huge deal, because no one expected these students who came from an area struggling with poverty and dg violence to be singing for presidents and celebrities. >> how did this inner city cool oir go to vienna and end up

winning in a classical music competition? >> reporter: it wa a question so many would ask. but dr. garrett will be the first to tel you it started with a dream. she was determined toe make s every student who entered her classroom knew thale exce was required every day. >> teenagers like to do whatever is the in thing. so i figured i needed to make being successful the in thing. >> reporter: and that included college. >> i metr. garrett. i was about 14 yearsold. >> reporter: something roger didn't think he was cut out r. >> she is the reason i'm doing isic today at the level that do it. she changed my life. she changed all our lives. >> reporter: so after 30 years of teanding on the anniversary of the eastern high school's trip to austria, the group has come back together one last time. >> they ended upeing a reunion

of all the students that i taug from 1972 to about 2005, 2006. >> everybody on thege s and miss garrett standing there directing everybody. that means a lot to me. >> reporter: it will mean a lot to former students l roger, bu it willean even more for their teacher who dedicated her life to makure they succeed. >> the story is that they we not privileged in so many other ways but yet, they were able to succeed like anyone. >> reporter: reporting in prince george's county,n meg fitzgerald, news 4. that is going to be a powerful performance. >>l you f it even in that piece. >> and there's going to be nearly00 alumni singing in that concert tonight. >> that's right. you want to go, find more about tickets on our nbc washingto

app. search "eastern choir". zblrc coming up, a holiday scare for a local girl. >> she was struck a bullet when someone fired a gun to celebrate the fourth of july. celebrate the fourth of july. we have details on the

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are trapped i a cave. oxygen is running low and rains my flood the area. time is an issu one rescuer has died trying to help. a 19-year-old andres giovanni per identified as the man shot and killed in greenbelt st night. he was found near the greenbelt middle school. extreme heat and dry conditions out west has led to a rash of wildfires. hundre of hom in california now threatened in colorado 130 homes have already been destroyed. >> news 4 today starts now. welcome back to news 4 today on this saturday. you see out west they're dealing with heat and humidity. something we've beenwi dealing the last few days. >> you feel bad. they're dealing with dangerous conditions. here after a very dangerous heat wave we are finally getting that relief you mentioned. >> feeling good out there this

morning. lauren is here and has the cl goin on. >> got the curl. >> humidity isn't taking it down. >> is that the humidity indicator for ryou? hair. >> yeah. usually the last month i'm like push it down. it's out to here. my hair gets super big when it's humid. like everybody else here in the d.c. area. t butay a little flat. that's fine with me because it is comfortab f andling good outside. it feels like fall out there. if you haven't been outside yet, it's crisp out there. it is just beautiful. sunnyskies. 70 degrees right now. we're going to continue to take those temperatures right on up to right around 80es degor daytime highs. a breeze. the winds will be coming. 82 degrees is our temperature for our daytime highs. extremely comfortable conditions and wre dry. no rain out there. we'll continue to have some clouds of thg clearnd we'll also have the sunshine with the

winds settling lwn. wealk about our next chance of rain and when the humidity comes bak. we'll t about it in the ten-day forecast in about 20 minutes. 9:33, the fourth of july is supposed to be a fun, safe time. it turned out to be the opposite for oneittle girl. >> this morning meghan fitzgerald speaks to neighbors of the child still recovering after being hit by a stray llet. >> there was a whole bunch of children in the yard as well as bome adults. >> reporter: nei who didn't want to go on camera say the fourth of july wasto suppos e a fun day with family, but it turned dangerous just as the sun went down. this woman says several kids were shooting off fireworks in this back alley near 46th place in southeast. >> in the house somf those fireworks could sound like guns. >> reporter: moments later she realized they were guns. >> they decided they wanted to celebrate the fourth of july by discarjac

discharging a firearm on public space. >> reporter: some 37 shell casings were found scattered around the area. one grazing the face of a girl. a woman who lives nearby says the child was one of her daughter's friends. this woman says she got a call from her niece saying police were outside. >> she calle me and said aunty,r are a couple of fire trucks, ambulance and police outside. don't open your door. >> reporter: that little girl is expected to be okay. it wasn't the find of fourth of july neighbors hoped for, butte they're gl no one was seriously hurt. reporting in southeast, megha fitzgerald news 4. >> in order to make your child's r ride safer, the d.c. government is considering stricter safety rules for kids in car seats. they heard testimony on a bill that requires all kids under the age of two to be placed in rear

facing safety seats. about a dozen other states have similar laws. s apokeswoman says the d.c. counsel transportation committee willel liky decide whether to push the bill forward come september. if you wanton more informa on tr seat safety, all you have do is search "child safety seats" on o app. too close to call. mark elrich has a slight lead own david blair. that's according to the latest tally. they're previewing provisional ballots one at a time. the final count will not be certified until july 16th. new details rightnow. president trump's legal team wants new conditions met befored agreeing to sn for an interview with robert mueller. rudy giuliani told "the new york times" two conditions must be

met. the special counsould have to prove mr. trump committed a crime and must show trump's testimony is vital to finishi the russia probe. >> back in march president trump tweetedhat the tradears can be in his words, good and easy to win. we may be about to find out if it's true. president trump's administration imposed tariffs on $34 billion worth of chinese products. beijing immediately launching what it calls the biggest trade war in economic history. china hit a range of american products with new tariffs. produc include steel, pork, and soy>> beans. coming up, it's a phrase we've all heard before. you see something, you say t something. >>uld be overused at times. it's meant to keep you safe. now one local city isetng very specific about what they want you to look out for and what you want din response. plus, do you believe in aliens? if you do, how you can tour the

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a sharpn increase fuel prices is causing these protests in haiti. demonstrators burning tires and blocking streets yesterday. starting today prices for gasoline and w diesell go up by about 38%. government officials agreed to reduce fuel subsidies as part of a packe. protests are also planned for today. torrential flooding in china causing road a closures and lot of damage to crops. >> look at these animages. you see the cars trying to drive through flood waters. some are submerged. some people had to be rescued from buildings, rushing waters and mud washed away complete

railroad tracks l leadingocal railway authorities to shut down the train's systems. >> let's go to the beach. imagine walking along the sand and seeing this. look at that. thousands of seaures on the shore. this is foot only out of southwest mexico where nesting season is underway.'s thathen female turtles come ashore and lay their. legs last nesting season almost 2 million sea turtles arrived on mexican beaches. make way for the queen. the r visited scotland with the pomp and circumstance they are known for. britain's queen elizabeth the second along with her daughter princess ann and prince william. the honor recognizes many women who have held public office or contributed in significant way

to scottish life. they have been bu>>. you keeping in touch with them? >> ting to. >> they haven't responded on instagram. >> they'll get around to it. for the first time in 71 years the site of thelleged 1947 ufa crash is now open to the publ. >>undreds are expected to tour this site this weekend. the tours are happening at the ufo .festival in 1947 rosswell army officials med to have found a crashed flying disk. the next day they said it was only a weather balloon. that announcement sparked decades of controversy ever sinc 41 right now. you can see a nice breeze flowing here ase we t a live look at union station. just 71 degrees ae approach the 10:00 hour.e we'll h a spectacular

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maybe headed out for pool time. it'soing to be gorgeous. make sure that you lather on that sunscreen. full sun shine out there theay iflouds are pushing out of here, and the humidity is going to be rather low.

it's an excellent day to be at the cool. b maybe aeze but it will die down later this afternoon. heat and humidity coming backn the ten-day along with rain chances. we'll talk about those coming up about four minutes. 9:45 right now. see something say something. at times you may ask yourself what exactly am i looking for? >> yeah. this morning police are going to help you answer that question. they haveut specifics a potential threats and how you can help thwart them. >> reporter: our lives can be a blur. driving, walking, from one place to another. always moving. our minds caught up in conversation or lost in our cell phones. police want you to freeze for a moment and take in your surroundings. >> so often peopleo can fall i routines and not be as aware of their surroundings and ot necessarily be paying attention to what they're seeing and that's really what we want people to be reminded that you should bebs oervant always. >> police are getting specific about the things they want you

to look out for. if you see someone taking a lot of pictures of security features or sites, they say that' a red flag. in your own workplace, if you see somebody stockpiling lot of uniforms or company badges, they say that's suspici too. and we all know those people who are asking a lot of questions about things. but they say if one person in particular is being persistent about security's questions, th somebody you might want to report. they want you to refer to this post toer to recognize the signf suspicious terrorist activities. it mentions everything fro spotting attacks. even with so many eyes watch and recording and with a heavy police presence that's bothly high visible and under cover, police believe you can often see what they cannot. that's why they're launching this effort. >> to give them the jegentle

reminder they know what's bes in theirneighborhood, and they're our eyes and ears? >> a live look outside this morning. it's a beautiful story. it is. especially when you compare it to what we've had. the past few days, the heat and humidity -- >> are you talking about someone or the weather. >> what? >> someone or the weather. did you just call the weather her? >> were y talking about me? how pretty it was outside? >> i'm confused. it was so poetic. >> i'm just watching this conversation. i have no idea what you're talking about. >> i don't know where to go with it. are you talking about the weather? >> sorry. we get little punchy. >> oh, my gosh. >> it was just beautiful how you were describing the weather. >> thank you, angie, for that compliment. an you describe the weather a little bit bette maybe what we can expect? >> it's beautiful. weather her. the i swear. >> i don't think so. >> i thought he was just talking about me. i was likhank you, david. >> you're gorgeous too, inside and out. >> i still can't hear you guys.

let's go ahead and talk a the weather. >> cut to commercial. >> i think david did an excellent job of explaining it. but if he described it as autiful, nice,gorgeous, any of those, low humidity, better than iaseen the past couple of weekends, then he's nailing it. gorgeous skies. it's wonderful. this is how it's going to be all day. you may have clouds if you're south and east of d.c. those are moving out of here.rr t temperatures across the board in the 60s to right around 70 degrees. avain, it is just wonderful. now we some winds out there, northeast winds. suppressing the midity. we are seeing wind gusts up into the upper teens toieid twe right now. the winds will continue to come as well as we head through the remainder of the afternoon. so that will set the scene of we're taking on the marlin's. another great nighth one going down at 8:56.

we bypasge the l days of the year and now we're looking at shortening the sunset time. it had been about 20es min until 9:00. now we're rewinding it back as we head through eammer. skies with temperatures in the 70s. now, today we'll headntthe low 80s. again the winds and clouds decreasing out there. we still have a few clouds down to the soueast and east. for the most part, we have some sunshine. now, if you are off the south eastern seaboard around the outer banks area and the getting a ach area little bit of rain from tropical depression number three. we're watching it. however, the winds on thisre mainly to the east of this system. so not to the west. no warnings around the outer banks are even coming down through the carolina coastline. the rip currents really bad around the area, and some larger swells. i was justn wilmington, north carolina yesterday.

you could see the swells on the beach. t howevet system is going to continue to move out of here. we're not going to see a lot fromit. however, beryl is something watch.ontinue to this system right now is a hurricane category one. it is going to move tow the less er antilles and maybe shoo up around puerto rico. puerto rico is still dealing with some of the damage from the last hurricane season.hi that's som we'll watch. otherwise as we continue through the future weather, you can s this system off the south eastern coastline. going to continue to move ou washington clear tonight. clear tomorrow thanks to high pressure. esit's supng all the clouds and all that rain out to the atlantic. we stay dry even as we head into monday and tuesday. the next chance of rain looks to maybe be on wednesday as a frontal systemthomes ugh. just a small chance. mid 80s tomorrow and plenty of sunshine and beautiful conditioon. beautifultions monday and tuesday as well. temperatures go up a little bit.

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