good morning, and welcome t news 4midday. i'm eri can a gonzalez. >> and i'm pat lawson muse. a huge police presence from ne4's megan mcgrath in just a second. we can show y aerials of chopper 4 over the scene. what we've heard is that polic were dispatched to the scene after the report of an active shooter. but right now, we cannot confirm lly took ooting act place. this is, again, at medstar washington hospital center. we can also tell you that we've heard from t hospital that it

is not on lockdown. >> news 4's megan mcgrath is on the scene for us right now. what do you know? what can you tell us? >> reporter: let me step out of the way. you can see for yourself here the activity that we have re. now, within the hour, that report of a possible active shooter situation came in. that's what brought authorities here. we have both police department responding here to the c ccerenter at washington hospital centert now a this point, it is very important to emphasize that nothing has been found. a hospital spokesperson says that the hospital is not on victims have no been found. police, however, on the scene investigating the call. and a little bit of conflicting inform about the lockdown. the spokesperson says they are not on lockdown, what we are seeing here onne the s is that police are not alling anyone on scene.

we've seen people on the street trying to access the campus and they are being turned around, being told that they cannot get on campus at the moment. aot of traffic congestion is starting to build in the area. as you can see, police are t indetouring traffic and t to move things along. important to stress this is all very new, happened within the hour. they receive d received rep ats active shooter. they're trying to figure out if this call is legitimate o not. that's what they're doing right now. you can see all the emergency responders as they try to track down this report. at the moment, we have no victs and no confirmation that there is an active situation going on here. but certain there is an investigation and a lot of activity here. if you have an appointment ons campus at t point, the situation is that you will not be allowed on. so we, of course, are going to continue monitor this very

haclosely but ts kind of the situation right now. we're standing by, waiting to get more word. back to you guys. >> all right, megan. we have new information into our newsroom right now. >> that's right. we can tell you that we are now hearing that a person threatened a doctor at medstar washingtonnt hospital , triggering this massive police response that you saw the behind megan mcgrath. we can confirm to you there is no active shooter and there are no victims. so you saw this huge police presence at medstar washington hospital center. that entire campus, specifically at the cancer center, foreport of a active shooter. this new bit of information we just obtained was tha a person threatened a doctor there, triggering this massive police response but tre was no active shooter and there are no victims. >> and we'll continue to follow this story and bringhe you very latest here and on the nbc washington app. right now, crews are working on ak gas l at 2nd street and

constitution avenue in northeast. the work i causing several road closures. here is what we know. 2nd street from d to east capitol street closed, constitution avenue from 1st to 3rd street is also closed. >> new information on a developing story this morning. police have confirmed tt two women were killed by a csx train in germantown last night between 8:00 between gunner lake and gunner's branch park at the scene from chopper 4. the conductor told police he sounded the horn and hit the brakes but couldn't stop in time. the train track hard to reach and they are trying to find out why those two women were there. their names haveot been released. this morning, these two women face prostitution and human trafficking charges in rockville.nn chen and guihong wei were

arrested after they found out they would provide sexual services to male clients at a massage parlor. police found out about suspicious activities taking place at four places in t county. a few days later one of the rerlors reopened and prostitution had sumed. both women were released after posting bo. a welcomed surprise in july. i'm sure you noticed this ler humidity, sunshine. >> a welcomedsurprise. meteorologist amelia draper joins us now. >> we are tracking changes for the weekend but right now in the upper 70s, lower 80s. 82 in washington. 77 in frederick and the best thing about today's weather, the humidity levels are low once again. take a look. eventomorrow, the humidity levels remain comfortable but as we look at saturday, the humidity does start to creep up.

and by sunday, well, it'sg feelore tropical around here. feeling extremely muggy on sunday aon wenue to track high humidity levels all of next week. so with the increase in humidity, w h alsoe storm chances in the forecast on saturday and sunday. i'm going to have me on that timing coming up in my full fore. st, ladi >> thanks, amelia. new details in the murder of 10-year-old makaia wilson. her mother describes for us the ment she heard the first gunshots. >> you hear sho all the time. these shots was not normal shots. they were like something i had never in my life seen. ot wilson said she ran outside and saw her daughters had been shot. her baby had been hitn the shot.

makiya was struggling to breat and was clutching her money for the ice cream truck. as she lay dying, she tried to comfort her mother. >> she was telling m that it was burning, her chest was burning. she was just complaining it's burning. she was just saying, mommy, calm down. it's burning. you know, it's burning. >> police are aggressively searching for the fou gunman. yesterday, they located the car believed to be involved in that shooting. continuing coverage today on possible metro strike. metro's largest union says it's making progress to solve a labop die with the transit agency but still no deal. both sides met wednesday for the second day in a row. workers have been without a contract since july of 2016. unio membe have authorized the strike, something neither side wants to sen happ. another meeting is scheduled for monday. >> news 4 was first to tell you about major problems with

corete along the second phase of the silver line. now, there are indications the prob bm may not as bad as first feared. according to a lawsuit filed by a whistle blower, the wng type of stone was used in the project and some concrete was improperly mixed. nearly half of the concrete panels. so far the results have found no significant issue. a spike in drug overdoses have d.c. on alert. yesterday 11 people were found at the i east street northwest all needing medical attention. that group was just part of a larger trend. fire chief says more than 100 overdosed patients were taken to the hospital. we compare that to july of last year. responders received 105 calls for overdoses the entire month. so just in the first couple of days of the month of july now.

a bad batch of synthetic marijuana or k2 is to bla for this. >> if you see people falling down, collapsing, unconscious, vomiting, call 911. allow us to come and assist them. >> he says these overdoses are happening across the district, not just in one single neighborhood. all right. we'll update you on the situation at washington hospital center coming uch after the break. >> also major police response there. st

e at ent structure colla the ft. hunter liggett base. 22 people are injured. officials say a blackhawk licopter was trying to land last night when the power of its rotator flew over a tent structure. fortunately, there a no fatalities. russian president vladimir putin says his first summit wit donald trump was successful. he's also accusing president trump's opponent oetting in the way of any progress on the issues they discussed. meanwhile, the white house is still explaining what the president meant tout say a election meddling. news 4'stt tracie has the

latest. >> reporter: anti-tmp protests in washington and new york last night after another do-over. here ishat president trump said. and here is how the white houseg is explain it. >> he wasn't answering that question. he was saying no, he wasn't answering questions. >> some republicans don't have a problem with that. >> i'm glad to hear itt no to the fact that the russians are interfering. >> others finding it hard t accept yet another explanation. >> do you believe it? >> no more questions. no. that's a joke. no. >> this is becoming a joke. it isecoming absurd. it makes our president look weak. it makes our country look weak. >> president trump tells cbs, in private he got tough with russian preside vladimir putin on election meddling. >> i letim know we can't have this, we're not going to have it and that's the way it's going to

be. >> weally happened in that meeting? democrats want the president's translator to testify. >> i think it's important for us to know whawas said in the meeting. >> lawmakers say they're concern ed, that they have no idea what president trump is telling foreign ceaders behindsed doors. >> they never got a full readout in singapore with kim jong-un last month. secretary of state was to brief congress but canceled that meetg. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. underscoring the, july time magazine cover shows a composite image of the two leaders sort oi moveo one person. the two leaders met for ars control summit in helsinki earlier thisweek. the caption on the cover reads e ummit crisis." michelle obama back in the

spotlight. former first lady is workingig withame celebrities to laun a regions trastered voter initiative. severaltars are expected to join the first lady, tom hanks, tim mcgraw and "hamilton" creator lin-manuel. police say the man running in this video had just assaulted a woman in her home. sunday night the man walked on the woman's door near 8th and kennedy streets. whenhe answeredhe door the suspect forced his way inside. the man assaulted her at knifepoint and then took off. the aclu of d.c. has filed d for a stop and friskincident. topped to question embi

cunningham about an open bottle of alcohol last september. cell peone vid shows the officerouching cunningham repeatedly in the front and rear of his crotch area. cuingham told news 4 he felt like the officer sexually assaulted him. >> humiliated. something i relive over and over again. it happened on my birthday, so it's a memory that i'll never forget. >> cunningham says he wants the officerfired. at a d.c. council meeting, police chief s td officer was disciplined for the incident and removed from that particular al> new pushback to a controversial propbout a maryland highway. prince george's county council is coming out against a proposal gw rkway from federal control to state control. governor wants maryld to take 19-mile stretch of the road. the state needs it to implement the governor's highway expansion

plan. that plan would add express toll lanes to the parkway in prince george's and anne arundel counties. let get right to consumer reporter susan hogan, working for you with important safety formation in this ford. >> ford says they're not aware of any accidents or injuries however it is calling 450,000hi es. it involves 2013 through 2016 model year for fusions and 2013 through 2014 ford capes. e automatic transmission might not be in park, even though the shift indicator says it is. ford says drivers can remove the key even though the transmission

may not in park mode, increasing the risk of a rollaway and also a crash. dealer will repair affected cars at no cost to the culomer. unou get your vehicle fixed, ford says you should be using your parking brake. back to you. >> susan, thank you. a touching moment last night or the awards, nearly two-minute standing ovation the victims of team usa gymnastics dr. larry nasser took the stage. >> 131omen received the arthur ash award forcourage. >> these are the women who gave some powerful testimony against nasser durin several trial last year, sentenced up to 175 years behind bars. the awarden is g each year to those who mirror the spirit of former tennis starnd human rights advocate arthur ashe. in another emotional moment during the show, three heros

coacho died in the shooting at marjorydouglas stoneman shooting in florida were named coaches of the year. captain alex ovechkin was named best malat ete, the first hockey star to win the author and beat out t brady, james hardin and jose altuve. no surprise, he also w the award for best nhl player. ovi was not at the awards last night. he is in russian with his wife, who is 8 1/2 months pregnant. new video next. two childrenitten by a b

a steam pipe explosion in the manhattan flat iron district during the morning rush hour, same areas the east 23rd subway stop at madison sque rk. there are reports of minor injuries. 28 buildings had to be evacuated because of this. experts are testing the air for asbestos. theause of the explosion is under investigation. 11 years to thef daypipe blast near grand central that left dozens injured. > two children a recovering after two separate shark attacks offst of the c of new york.

>> yeah, pretty scary. a shark bit a 13-year-old boy while boogie boarding at summer camp. a few milesaway, a shark bit a 12-year-old girl while she was in waist-deep water. >> kerry sanders has their story from bay shore, new york. >> reporter: thismorning, lola green is scheduled for esurgery th12-year-old attacked by a shark in the atlantic ocean on a popular beach on new york's fire island. she knows what happened to her could have been m worse. >> i faint at sight of blood but i didn't so that's ergood. >> h mother said she saw a shadow but at first could not a believe it wa shark. >> i figured, you know, she got brushed by something and it scared her. she was freaking out, until i saw her coming out of the water. >> then she saw blood. >> really i saw the puncture wound before i saw the blood. >> lola was treated and released from the hospital.

after a surgeon revealed photos of her wound he decided as a precaution she shouldome back. >> she will havear but most likely outcome is that she will recover fufty. >> minuter lola got bitten, another attack happened four miles away. a 13-year-old boy also bitten on the leg and treated by paramedics. >> they confirmed also not only was it a shark bite but theyun fo one of the teeth still inside the boy. >> soon after the attack, local fisherman caught this shark nearby and another one also hooked and dragged onshore. wildlife officials say there's no evidence linking either shark to the attacks. that means everyone needs to be on alert in the water. >> you don't expect sharks to be here. >> and when y find out they are? >> very scary. >> reporter: so letting her back in the water? very scary, yeah. i don't think we'll be doing that. >> reporter: will the polina

family go back into the water? >> yes. >> not me. me andlola will. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news >> incredible. >> you don't expect to see sharks in waters there. >> yeah. metimes it happens but, yeah, it's kind of crazy. >> we were just at the bndch this weeo i'm glad i didn't see that before we were there. all right, amelia. weather.g to our it's beautiful out there today. we're looking at another nice day tomorrow. make sure you get outside and enjoy it. not just because there's rain chances in theecast saturday and sunday but every single day next week has t potential for showers and thunderstorms mainly during the afterno hours. take a look at your weather headlines. your second weather headline, watching the weekend for rain chances and then finally, again, like i said, rain i possible each day next week. as you'll see in the ten-day forecast. right now, 82 degrees. oontime 84, 86 by 2:00 in the

afternoon, 4:00p.m., temperature around 89. that will be the f high today right on track for where we should be this time of year. the dew point temperatures or the humidity are below 60. when that happens in summer, first of all, it' incredibly rare. second of all, you get a spectacular day like today and another day like tomorrow with 88 for a high. low humidity and plenty ofhi su out there on your friday from start to finish. here is your ten-day i'll have much more on the timing of the weekend rain chances coming up in about 20 minutes. take a look there. saturday and sunday, low to mid 80s for highs. showers possible. saturday maybe a few rumbles of thunder. showers likely on sunday. at times, a few thunderstorms possible. c a 50%nce of rain on saturday, mainly around anshington and areas off of the east. a 60% chance on sunday and then monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, even next saturday have a chance for more rain, pat and erika.

>> than, amelia. we'll update breaking news. a huge police response. we learned more about what caused the ngert. >> gro concern over the risk of fire in some

megan mcgrath is at the uahospital with this son that keeps going from one side to another. what's the very latest, megan? >> the situation is winding down.ok if you take a ere just within the last few minutes, police begin to pack up and leave the scene. they're no longer here at the front gate at all. you can see traffic is going on to the campus, both in cars -- people are coming ono campus. you c see a number of people on foot. at this point we've beenold park police helicopters search the area by the air. all the doors in t building were checked to see if they were locked.

nothing was found. they are winding this situation down. let's look what happened. earlier this morning a man walkta into the hos and told the nurse that he was going y a hoot someone, possi doctor, and then left. that nurse called the police and that's how thi all got started here. this is not an active shooter situation. was not. they are reporting a threat that was made here at thehospital. and police are still looking for the person who made that threat. for a time, the hospital was on lockdown. people were not allowed in or out. that is no longer the situation ju f within the last minutes, things opening up here. the search still continues for the person who made that threat earlier this morning. ucck to you. >> i don't know mh about it. e were on the bike coming and the driver got information that they would not be able to go into the hospital and all the bus drivers are now dropping everybody off at the next stop.

>> reporter: what does this mean for you? you had an appointment or something? >> yes. i had an appointment and now i'm going back because we don't know how long it's going to last. >> reporter: and so that wasma gent that was turned away by police when he came here to appointment.an and he did leave the scene. for other people who have er appointments ln the day, you're not going to need to do that. everything is open.un unfoely, the situation didn't clear up early enough for him to make his appotment. ck to you. >> megan mcgrath, thank you, megan. there is growing ccern out the fire risk for hundreds of thousands of drivers. hundreds of kia vehicles have caught fire with the driver still inside. >> the department ota transpon says its own inspector general is failing to deal with the problem.nb s tom costello has more. >> reporter: it happened on the

lbj expressway, desperate for her to get over. >> motioning for us to get off the road. >> reporter: she and her son got out just in time. t >> nextng the car just exploded. was like a mission impossible movie without a tom uise. >> get over! get over! >> reporter: same thingto happed his woman's k. a sorento in orlando. >> get away from it! >> reporter: kia and hyundai cars are under recall but the national traffic safety administration said nhtsa is failing to monitor recalls, d saying its not sure that remedies are reported completely and in a timely manner. nsumer advocates say the kia

fire danger deserves a recall. >> sadly we say make sure you bring a fire extinguisher in your car. if you smell something burning itca probably your not outside the car. e, if a fire is a result of a quality ist will work with the customer to come up with a resolution. if a design issue is tam it will talk to nhtsa about conducting a tom costello, nbc news, shington. we are working for your health. this morning, federal hea h officials are trying to figure out why more and more people are dying from liver cancer the death rate from liver cancer in adults increased 43% from 2000 to 2016. even more troubling, the district leads the nation with nearly 17 liver cancer deaths for 100,000 adults. obesity, smoking and drinking too much are the risk factors. safeat do you consider amount of alcohol? >> women no more than one drink in a setting and for a man, no

more than two drinks in a setting. >> doctors say it's a big problem for millennials. d young people avengi inare drink than the previous generation and fferent types of liquor that are more potent. at wt age did you decide on your career? area teens have already made their decision. te>> taking to fight fires and save lives. molette green is suiting up at the special freshman firefighter camp in manassas. >> i love it. i love it. hold this? this is a hose line. juliana i right behinme. it takes team work to make this happen. okay. i'm going to turn it off. right, kevin? all right. julianna, you've got, this and everybody else. earlier, we talked about how you have to suit up in one minute. you te taking themough the drills. >> right. >> so these risingigfreshman hh

schoolers? >> certified in cpr, ems. they got to do bunch of fun things yesterday. cpr and ems are a big part of ourjob. are ems calls. these kids learn how to get into that school and care of kids that they run across that may be having medical emergency. >> i love that about this. these are high school freshmen. they get to come back next year when they're sophomores and take a much more advanced camp training at the firehouse? >> we advance them up a little bit more. they get to take out a flame fire, cut up a car, repel. they stay with me throughout their high school career. >> that's why t four things these young people take away from this camp, kevin, advancing to theas sophomore everyone cpr certified. they're ready to save a life. teachi them hands-on life skills. how tot fill e plks forapplica

for a job, going on interviews and you can be a firefighter at age . 16 >> you can start right away. s they want you rt helping and being part of the community at 16. >> i love that. a lot of these guys are ready to be able to save lives. they're not sure yet if they nt to be a firefighter. he has known sin he was a little guy. right? >> what do you think about this whole camp experience? >> it's been pretty fun. it's really taught me about a the things you do as a firefighter. i knew working with the hoses would be fun. >> you feel strong? >> yeah. >> you feel powerful? >> yeah. >> you feel ready? >> yeah. >> you'll beorext year sophomore class and camp. that is the latest. thank you so much for joining us and letting us take part in the camp . experien >> thank you for coming out here. it's been great. >> back to you guys. >> molette, thank you.

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maybe you've had a long w k week. >> it's a really tricky weather forecast this weekend. i will say that. you do want to stay up-to-date with theeather forecast if you have outdoor plans. but the weekend is not going to be a washout, looking at the latest information. the best chance forain both saturday and sunday will be during the afternoon hours. if you want to get some errands done, maybe some work in the garden. plan on doing i in the morning hours, i would say especially on

sunday. is there the chanc for rain out there on saturday? yes. ancan see some showers, wit area of low pressure. here in washington, areas north better , there's a chance for rain out there on sunday. should you cancel outdoor plans at this point? i probably wouldn't just because this forecast is going to continue to change. even tomorw we'll have a much bettere on the situation. what i'm showing you with future weather is just one computer model. you have to keep in mind we look at so you take into account each one. this is one that brings i rai for saturday morning already at 8:00 a.m. you can kind of see that swirl there. that's that area of low pressure. i want to let you know thatodost computers keep this rain at our local beaches and then off the atlantic, keeping areas off to the northst dry. nonetheless it doesn't mean we can't rule out rain here saturday norng. especially as we head into the afternoon and evening we're looking at showers, a rumble of thunder and cooler

temperatures. it's looking nice at the beach for tomorrow but rain and storms ar likely saturday and windy out there. sunday, breeze which scattered showers and thunderstorms likely. temperatures at the beachesn the 70s. back here at home, there's a temperature change from friday with a high of 88 and saturday with a high of oy 82 degrees and 50% chance for some showers. better cnce for showersnd thunderstorms sunday and then next week there's a chance for rain every single day. >> wow! >> i know. >> thanks, amelia. one of the area's most successful community theaters kicks off this weekend. the stars that will be first to wow audiences. >> and why parents should be mometoring screen even for their older children.

samsung reportedly trying a a smallsmart phone with display bar on one side and accuracy on the other. foldable smarton phones have been a hot rumor in the because the large screen with a tablet and portability of a phone that can fit inour hand, pocket or purse. with your incnbc bs report i'm jackie deangelis.

a new study linked long screen time to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder commonly known as neadhd, raisin questions about how much screen time is too much time. nbc'ser joe fas details. >> reporter: in a household with three teenagers, your bound to worry about how much time kids spend on their homphones a computer. >> at dinner time i say everyone put their phones away and have a epnversation. orter: her concerns are even greater because of a new report raising questions about screen time. researchers at usc said they found a modest but statistic link between heavy tech use and adhd, attention defic hyperactivity disorder. >> it's important that parents start opening up a dialogue with their teen to talk aigital media use. >> the journal of thedi america

l association tracked 2,500 tenth graders, 53% more likely to develop adhd symptoms and frequent texters were 21% likely to show symptoms compared with infrequent texters. it's not clear on kids who develop adhd are already more prone to heavy techuse. >> our research raised some concerns but doesn't necessarily ply that there's a direct causal effect. >> american psychiatric association says 5% of all children have adhd. teens in the mayamily do not have it, but mom still worries about screen time. >> i thit would be worth it, to try to cut down. >> reporter: challenging, sheys in a world that relies on e technology. yer, nbc news. little theater of alexandria is the oldest award-winning theater in the washington area. and one of the few communityhe

theaters in country with its own building. pretty ambitious seven-show season. and that season starts this weekend with jesus christ superstar. one of the stars of the show is here withhat audiences can expect. good morning. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for hing. >> this has become a super popular production, especially when john legend got involved in this. >> oh, yeah. >> tell me what audiences can expect when they hopefully head out to see you gus. >> t is a universally known story. a lotle of pere very aware of it. what's different and interesting is that it focuses on the people and the humans behind the figureheads we've cometoo much know. >> tell us about your acchr. you are mary magdelene? >> that's right. and it's been an interesting me experience for i've been able to get to know mary. we have preconceived ideas about on mary magdelene is based

popular beliefs. i'm trying to challenge that. i've had an opportunity to walk aroundn her shoes and gain my own perspective into what she was, who she was as a woman and figurehead i. li and that was a really interesting experience for me. >> obviously, this is about incredible music i thisshow. do you have a favorite song? >> well, i would be lying if i said i didn't love on your mindr ne knows christ superstar and i don't know how to love him. one number to look out for is yosemite sung by our jesus, and it's phenomenal. >> sung by o jesu for people who never heard of the little theater in alexandria, can you tell people what t expect? >> it's a community-run theater. the level of professionalism sets us apart. an incredible team.

she has an amazingcast, keep audiences to the edge of their seat >> i'm sure audiences will hav a fantastnout. we hope that you head out to see all the other cast members of sus christ superstar that runs at little theater in alexandria from july 31st to august 11th. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> absolutely. break a leg. >> thank you. >> stop! >> don't shoot! >> hear from the stars of the new movie "blind spotting" performing slammed poetry now arthe forcee

this is a movie that takes on serious subjects to racial disparity. >> in the end it's really about friendship and the city of oakland. take a look. >> when you've got that gun on you. >> tell me about it. >> so this is called blind spotting. it opens in theaters in d.c. tomorrow. angie goff got a chance to the writers of the film. >> blind spotting won critical acclaim at t sundance festival, two friends who

confront police brutality. actor and writers join us this morning with more on the film. hey, hey! >> hey. nice of you all to show up. good morning to both of you. make sure you stay onour marks. i get the feeling you guys have been friends for a longtime. >> just met him. it's crazy. >> tell mehi about partnership. >> we met in high school, which is a long time ago. >> yeah. >> longeror me. i was a senior, he was a freshman. i was t attractive, cool one and he wa- like >> the wing man. forward.let's fast i know that you were in "h "hamilton" and got a tony for it. and your friends were all happy for you. with u decided to team up them and take on this new

project. gibackground on where it came from. >> we started this ten years ago. we wanted to write a film that at least part of it was -- >> some people said this was the funniest movie but scariest movie. yo go through a roller coaster of emotions. why do you think it's something that resonated with people at this time? >> well, i think we -- a lot of ties are in transition. so when you talk about it, you can't talk about the cost of living from everything green juice smoothies at the corner store to education for your kil . these are der the same umbrella. i think having comedy

tragedy affects how we live. i never felt one thing at a . ti it resonates when we get to watch people feel multiple things likee all do. >> all right. and what's next? anything big coming up? >> i'm in a movie. >> working on the sound track for the movie. >> i bet it's going to be good. h it is very good. >> it would bed to oversell. >> thank you so muchni for j me, guys. the movie is called "blindspotting." back to you. >> they are a lot o >> yes, they are. let's get a final check on our weather. >> gorgeous this afternoon. and anoth nice day tomorrow. as we look to the weekend, we

start to see a ptern shift. starting off our saturday at 70 degrees. 40% chance of morning showers anbetter chance a the day wears on. now on sunday, a better chance see averybody is going to little bit of rain during the morning, afternoon and evening hours. high temperature on sunday of 84. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday and next saturday. you keep the chance for rain in the forecast. >> we'll keep those umbrellas nd enjoy the reday. >> wack with late-breaking news, first at ea4. >> geter updates any time and breaking news

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