relief. but rain is o its way back and we'll let you know when to expect the next round of storms. hello, everyone. welcome to "news 4 at 4:00." i'm leon harris >> and i'm wendy rieger.lo the is ticking for reuniting t families separated at the border. >> a battle is brewing over what happenthe families next. >> nbc's jay gray has more on the rush to reunite these families. >> i am a child. the. >> families long together. >> the pain of separation continues at the border. >> all we wanted was to have our ds back. >> reporter: he's able to holdi histle girl again. one of more than 1,000 families back together now accordi to the justice department with another 625 expected to be

reunited soon. but on the day of a court-imposed deadline for all children to be reunited with their families, there are still more than 900 kid with no clear patho back t their parents, partly mecauseore than 450 of those parents have already been departed. government lawyers say they have been unable to locate some parents released in the u.s. and that130 of thoseor dd have voluntarily left their children behind. the legal rresentatives for many of those families say they were either confused or thought they were turning custody over to relatives in america. >> it's a different language that they speak, and even after that there's an immigration court for proceeding. there's a criminal proceing they are subjected to because of zero tolerance. >> reporter: the american c liberties union is asking a judge to give families here a little more time to deal with the legal issues they face. >> all we're asking for a few days for them to come together and get pro bono counsel.

>> reporter: as the questions and controversy continue aloe border. news.ay, nbc >> demonstrators marched into the baggage area of dulles airport this afternoon protesting the firing of three women. the women whore immigrants assisted wheelchair psengers to help get them through the rport. the ruinedion is claiming the company that conacts with the airlines to provide this service said that the women were fired for soliciting tips, but the women deny those accusations and say they need the jobs to support the kids. they believe the union status may have played ae role in termination. >> developing this afternoon, the hunt for a potential edator targeting a woman in downtown d.c. they shared this with us. that rs say the man here you'll see wearing a hood attacked a woman outside of the

building on foggy bottom. the woman stepped out o this building and the man runs after her. the suspect, as you can see re, is a white male between the ages of 25 and 35 and we're he he's 5'10" and has brown hair. >> etro's red l shutdown is about to cause another battle between the transit syste its union. >> the union says it involves a shuttle bus being used to help movesengers while the tracks are closed near ft. totten. >> scott macfarlane hats video. scott? >> reporter: it's been days since metro union's bus has threatened to strike and battled this court with treatment over the managers. now it's a new battle front. it's the video you're about to see. the local 689 transit union is a contractor hired to operate a shuttle bus. the agency restrict cell phone

use by its bus operators, and the union says its members have been fired for similar transgressions and none of those gays were later overturned. we've called the metro and b shuttl for comment and we'll keep trying and the friction has escalated during recentsc weeks. t macfarlane, wendy, back to you. >> thank you, scott. a small homema explosive device went off and filled the streets outsidehe u.s. embassy in beijing with thick, white smoke. the only person hurt, the man who set it off. he's 26rs old from mongolia. police say he injured his hand. the beijing embassy, it is one of the biggest and most heavily secured u.s.es embassi in the world. it sits on ten acres and it's secured by bulletproof glass. >> speaking of security. oin just a matter a few hours the fairfax county school board is voting on several security changes here.

>> and this couple pact how your children get to class. the propohanges come after the deadly shooting attoneman douglas school in florida earlier this year. shortly afterwards the superintendent requested an internal review. our beiro reporter davidr cul breaks down some of the recommendations, and he's in falls church. why are t considering? >> reporter: wendy and leon, this breaks down into three main categories. you've got training at the top and physical security changes and you have mental health. under training they are talking about enhanced lockdown drills and do the drills when students and teacherare in classes. what would change here if voted and approved is while students are at lunch or in between classes in places that are less predictable and maybe you' g caught offrd they would train lockdown modes in that environment. under the physical security changes, this omone, s folks aren't too happy and others say it's just fine. it has to do with locking classroom doors at all times

throughout the day. the mental health changes wou be add an 18 additional psychologists and social workers to work not only within the hig schools where they currently are but also in all of the middle schoolsf nd somee elementary schools. leon and wendy? >> david, giv us a sense of the thinking at this point. are all of these measures likely to pass, and if so, how quickly luld theyely move on from this? >> reporter: well, you hear that given what happened in parkland and the concern that's obviously out there amongst students and parent a and faculty staff, they are likely to pass. the question reallys d they go far enough? wat's something that some students say theld like to see additional security. we want to get into se of that on news 5 and see what the teachers like to see more of and alle buildings here in th county, the largest school systems in our region remaining

safe. >> the priest who stole the show at the royal wedding back in may is fighting cancer. >> the late martin luther king once said love love is the only way. >> he tells tmz he has prostate ncer, a he's planning to have surgery next week and says his prognosis looks good. he's known for hisil h at the wedding. >> beautiful. breaking news for you. we have video just into the newsroom. a truck fire is backing up traffic on the beltway. this is the interloop. that's between university and new hampshire avenue. firefighters have sprayed water and foam on the area. several lanes, however, are blocked right now. there are no reports of any ino ries, but it's going a augh one for you folks heading through thatrea as you get

home tonight. we'll keep you posted. >> al, stay off the potomac river. authorities warn even though the rain has stopped and the weather is nice outhere, the river is high and it's rough. all of that water is draining into the potomac right now. the good news is the river is well below flood stage and is now receding. >> meanwhile at surrestaurants, custom gassed as this happened. >> can you believe that. >> the weight of all the heavy rape. today the restaurant is that it's cleaning up and is expected to be open for the weekend. >> workers rock creek park are working to clear debris from the roads in that aa. they will shift attention to the trails after the roads are clear of the right now many of the trails are covered with mud and debris. officials say if you do venture into the pa, watch your step and be on lookout for sinkholes. the let's go tomtorm t 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer in the storm center. ameal a. >> he looks lovely in amelia's dress. >> never looked bed. >> doug wearing amelia's face

today. >> finally dry out there, amelia. >> finally, and the snipe is back. it was extremely muggy o there this morning, and we saw the humidity improve throughout the day, and for most us it's a dry and pleasant summer night. 88 degrees, so it is hot, and most of us will be completely dry and tcking a few fizzling showers down around culpepper, so if you're out in that area ybe dealing with a pop-up shower and other in the d.c. metro area we'll keep it try. by 9:00 p.m. still warm and 11:00 p.m. a few clouds out there andno 78. most of the day tomorrow is looking dry on your friday. it's going to be humid out there tomorrow, but we're actually going to be in a weather alert mode tomorrow at this time as we track thunderstorms starting to move through the area. some of these thunderstorms likely strong to severe based on the heat and humidity, among other factors. here's what i'm really concerned about tomorrow afternoon and evening. heavyain followed by gusty winds and the potential for some

hail. very low risk forn isolated tornado. really, it's all about that potential for he have rain and gusty winds and mainly on your friday night. leon, coming up, we'll walk you hour by hour and timingut when the storms will likely impact your neighborhood. >> sounds good. thanks, amelia. >> nothingini about this plan and even goofy is on board. >> where is it going? >> going to disney, you a you might guess. disney doing away with mastic straw. the straw ban thing is really starting to grow. >> about time. >> the company says that all single-use plastic straws and stirrers will be gone at all of their theme world by the middle of next year. plastics at hotelsnd cruise ships for disney will be reduced 80%. this move means nearly 200 million straws in s each year. >> and i think our civilization will survive. even though it's hot and humid outside, at the white house they are thinking about the winter holidays.dy

first melania trump tweeting this picture today. planning is underway for this year's christmas at the white house, it says. th decorating theme is a mystery, but items on the table hintt red and gold-color scheme. the breakfast burrito. it might sound like a semi-healthy option, but one restaurant is serving a breakfast burrito that's going to heat up a whole day's worth of your calories. botho bomb. >> yes, it is. >> the annual list of unhealthy restaurants is out, and you are not going to believe just how bad some of the stuff out there is for you. plus -- >> is muddier than they thought, hotter than they wanted. i'm sherree burruss in richmond, virginia. the players tell us despite battling allheelements, they re excited to be at training camp. >> coming up, we're still taking your backpacks for kids donations. they are coming in steady, but

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weekend. >> this break in the weather came at a perfe time for us, because it's a big day here at nbc 4 even though it's still summertime. it's also time to start thinking about going back to thool. >> augs just a few days away. >> that's right. >> that's why we're working for sure that the students all over our region have what they need to succeed in the classroom. mollet green has been at the woodmore station. >> and not getting soaked out there. and collecting the donations everybody is really generous to provide. how is it going. >> repter: we're tryin to fill up both of these bins and this is where we are righterow. act day to kick off our backpacks for kids campaign. the sunous and we want to fill up these binser s times. okay. we're halfway through and folks are coming out. another young lady coming out right now with a backpack to. dona fauna who come by earlier to check out what we're doing here in the toodmoren shopping

center here near the navy anderal and copper canyon because shed to give in a big way, right? >> yes, man, i did.am i from working out with my friend and channel 4, t mt's station i watch every mornteg. >> reporr: and you wanted to donate. >> i went shopping and found a bag. >> reporter: i'm very grateful. >> so the idea is to fill up these bins because we want to donate and give back to elementary kid4,000 backpacks of the end of the campaign. take a look at the video of folks who came out earlier. we got out here at 10:00 this morning. folks wanted to come out and show their support very early on, and we're so very grateful. there were fathersho couple by withan their kids and gr mothers who came by, people who just wanted to give ba and one young lady told me if it's going to help people she vas jusy happy to give. >> just to give back to the community and help somebody that's less fortunate, you know.

>> reporter: so we're going to be out here until 6:00. it is not too late to come on down. we're here at the woodmore town center and right near the navy canyon.and the copper if you cannot donate a backpack or school supplies, you can give cash donations. we're accepting them. people are coming by. there's some more folks coming o by right now trop in the cash donations. come on, come on. i happen to know this family. they live in my neighborhood, theoung family, hi, valerie and kids. come on down. we were on facebook live a i told valerie to get on down here ad donate right now because this is for worthy cause. prince george's county, we've got to show up and show out. we have until 6:00. if you can't make it, donate online at nbc already washington.com, and we'llut be here and out in the community again in another two weeks in alexandria for backpacks for kids. don't let thi day get away from you. come on, come on. donate right now. wendy and leon, rightyo back to >> don't forget.

go get the rest of your neighbors. >> she will be knocking on doors pretty soon. >> good work, mollette. >> every time we do one of the back bac pac backpack donations. keep it coming. >> new faces and new expectations for the skis they prepare for the 2018 season. sherree burruss is down in richmond hanging out with them. how is it looking down there on that soggy field? >> yes, it is so gross andis muddy, i hot, but i'm happy to tell you football is finally back. the long, hot grind of training camp is officially underway. so for the next t and a half weeks the players will be taking this field calling it home here inon ric with expectations

that they will have a better year than last you said we saw some familiar peters. perrine, ther second-y running back looking to take on a bigger role and head coach jay gruden looking on at his new quarterback alex smith. the excitement of training camp, well, it's just contagious. >> we're back. it's football, man, i'm excited, of course. otas is like you're excited but you've got to break -- i mean, it's like here. it's here now. it's football season. >> reporter: one player who really loves training camp is alex smith, and coming up at 5:00, the 34-year-old tells us he ready to play his best football. >> we like jeeingathan allen healthy. that's what we want to see. >> good stuff. >> as we s see theshine today, amelia, is it going to give us enough heat and sunlight to

start absorbing some of this and evaporating some of the damp and squishiness? >> it's certainly going to be help. we'll be mainly dry overnightug and thut the day tomorrow and that's going to help dry out the area. however, tomorrow eve going to have likely a line of thunderstorms moving through from west to east, and because ng the heat and humidity and the sunshine, it's g to help to fuel those thunderstorms, and strong them are likely to severe. because of that, we've declared tomorrow a weather alert day. starng on "news 4 a 4:00" going through the evening hours. after that the storms that move through bringower humidity levels in for the weekend and keep us mrnly dry o the weekend. more rain is in the forecast every single day next week, but the good news. all in all our seven-day rainfall totals were anywhere from 6 to 10 inches, isolated amount closer to 15 inches. nowhere near that soggy. hankfully next week. here's the late on the storm team 4 radar.

tr ikinglated showers up there down through madison county and t we're dryight and everybody is warm, even hot right now. 88 deges in washington and a high temperature of 91. a few degrees warmer. hot, humid and dry during the day and wehe see thunderstorms moving through main 5:00 p.m. and midnight. here's the latest timing.ti notice, we have sunshine and want to take the kids to the pool and playground during the day you'll be just fine. as the afternoon hours start to wear we'll start to see showers an thunderstorms bubble up and maybe a shower or thunderstorm before 5:00 p.m. but i'm really seeinghe start time tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. and back around hagerstown and wincheer, 6:00 p.m., starting to move into parts of frederick, loudoun and prince wilam a fauquier counties. between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. they are moving through the d.c. metro area. notice the bright colors. that's some heavy rain and g potentiallty winds. if winds aren't that strong you

can see trees come down because of how soggy the ground is. some hail is also possible and 10:00 p.m., really not moving quickly. east of i-95 at that point and by midnight tracking southern showers in maryland and atin th the severe threat is over. saturday morning is looking gorgeousty low humi sunshine. it's not muggy out there, and we keep it dry for most of your saturday and sunday. just a small chance for an isolated thunderstorm later in the day. temperatures in the mid-80s sol really nothat bad for this time of year. monday, a chance for late day derstorms, and then we see that soggy weather pattern set up tuesday through friday. not range all the time but it is range at times. we'll take a closer look at the weekencast, windy and leon. >> folks, are you on a diet? >> well, if you trying to eat better, coming up next,ait until you see this thing.

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appetite.omach or you look for restaurants with healthy options. now you have some help. rika edwards reports on america's unhealthiest age mcmuffins from mcdonald's at one time probably sounds extreme, but you get the same amount of calories, salt and fat from one particular meal at a popular restaurant chain. >> the cheesecake factory's breakfast burrito has 2,700 calories and more than 70 grams of saturated >>fat. he center for science in the public interest, a nonprofit focused on healthyas eating released its annual extreme eating awards, less of a complint and more of a way to make consumers aware of what they are consuming. >> the extreme eating awardsli hit some of the worst

restaurant meals in america. these are dishes that have oftentimes about 2,000 calories or more. >> reporter: like the bavarian legend soft pretzelt amc movie theaters. the cspi says it's like eating em's.reel from aunty many restaurants that sell foods are required to display calories on menus. dieticians say take advantage of that information or simply spreadal one meal out over sever days. >> planning ahead to split the meal or taking half of i home whatever you can do to offset those extra calories. >> reporter: in a statement the cheesecake factory suggests one meal could serve multiple people. we love it when guests share. that's a great sn that o portions are generous. but most health groups suggest reigning in youralorie count to no more than 2,000 a day. erika edwards, nbc news. >> cheesecake factory always

gets dinged re these rts. they are ready for it. i'm sure the pr person already has the -- >> olive garden,hardee's, usually a burger on that list somewhere. oh, my goodness. a breakfast burrito would be healthy. >> no. >> and the commercials never show two people eating those things. always one person, wow. okay. you've been warned. allawight. otherd recipients including the honey chipotle chris percent and waffles from chiles. >> and back to the cheesecake factory, they have a chicken parmesan pizza-style chicken that's apparently as justad as as that name would imply it is, and then the art house has a vampire taco combo that you may want to enjoy with someone else. it's been called explosive, and it hasn'n even b written yet. >> a former reality star turned presidential staffero ready spill the beans on her relationship with donald trump. and the bugs are out in ful force. what's being done t

a terrible storyf child neglect. ten kids abandoned by their mother on a cold night. well, today that mother was sentenced. outside aimee cho is the montgomery county courthouse. >> this story is going on and

on, and you can't believe how bad it is. absolutely, wendy. nine kids forced to sleep in eir cars ohe sides of east-west highway ihe20-degree we that mom will now be spending eight months in jail for nkangering her kids. prosecutors say the woman has a history of drinking and mental health problems. 2016 sheight back in was driving ten of her kids in her car and that when her 12-year-old son didn't know how to fix the car seat she got so mad she abandoned him along the side of the beltway. after that prosecutors say the car ran out ofhe gas so t family decided to sleep in their minivan, and whenhe kids woke up their mom was gone. eventually they got so cold and hungry they have to scrounge through the car to find change to go buy food.ou right nowe looking at video from when the kids ended up at a restaurant in tacoma park and prosecutors calledmo tt incorrigible and dangerous. >> and we hope that this time in

jail will help this young woman, miss marshall, mend her learn to better care for her children and deal with any substance or menealth issues that she mightav >> while the case is going on, prosecutors say marshall was pregnant with her 14th child and she got not one but two duisrt today in c marshall cries and hopes to some day get back custody of her kids. aimee cho, news 1. >> thank you, aimee. >> make our farmers great again, president trump's slogan to make sure there will be a cease-fire in the trade war. another battle is brewing. some are challenging the deputy attorney geral. ayne alexander at the white house to break this all down for us. odesident trump went to a big farming state tay in iowa, right? >> reporter: president trump literally hand delivering a messe in the midwe bringing news of a cease-fire in the

trade war with europe even ough it's far from a done deal. >> we just opened up europe for uarmers. you're not going to be angry with trump, i can tell you. >> the president working to reassure amearcanrs and many of them with supporters with retaliatory tariffs from other countrior an them the promise of $12 billion and emergency aid is not enough. >> it' just a short-term fix, and it's not going to by anys meake us whole or make me whole as a producer. >> reporter: the white houseam t it's not a bailout. >> we're not bailing out anyfa ers. that's a ridiculous comment. it's not a bailout. >> r, orter: it's strateey say. meanwhile on capitol hill, 11 house republicans escalating neeir strategy to get rid of deputy attorgeneral rod rosenstein, introducing articles of impeachment to the man overseeing robert mueller's investigation sayin he's withholding information from congress. >> we believe the american people should see these documents.

>> that idea not eveny backed their own speaker. >> do i support impeachme of rodrosenstein, i do not. >> reporter: critics slamming it as a political attack on the ssia investigation especially what the white house said about rosenstein last year. >> this guy i a man of upstanding character and a gold standard at the department of justice. reporter: today the white house saying impeachment is up to congress. blayne alexander, nbc news, washington. >> a $40 million yacht found vandalized. it belongs to secretary of education betsy devos. >> the crew discovered the boat on sunday and says that it suffered about $10,000 in damages. the yacht is usually docked at a marina near lake erie in ohio. detectives will look at surveillance footage to see if they can see who did this. both dev and her husband come from billionaire families. omarosa has a new book deal this. book by the former "apprentice"

contestant and aide president trump is called "unhinged." her publisher says uoit's,, explosive and, quote, jaw-dropping. it comes out august 14. omarosa joined the trump administration on janry 17 and left after a year. she said she would never vote gain.rump here's something you don't see again in the district? it's an unexpected surprise for police when they showed up to a d.c. home. that's just what you think it is. and we've got plenty of sunshine out there, thank goodness, kind of a welcome sight across the region. a few showers and thunderstorms popping up across the region. i'll let you know if they canca y not only into your friday but also the weekend. amelia and i have the

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town. why some cities tonight areut taking them and the impact that could have on your ride. ve you heard the five-foot long reptile found in a d.c. apartment? waitntil you see the picture of this thing. we'll see you soon with those stories and more. take it from yours truly, it's not a gator. not.'s >> i wonder what had happened to my cayman. interesting to see what the caymannce is between a and a gator. >> local school officials want to get the word out. >> your kids need to be u to date on their immunizations before they head back to school this fall. wel tell you how'l

5z things f . >> things for you to this afternoon. >> the transit union says a contractor hired to drive a shuttle bus along theed line was caught driving while using a cellhone. the agency restrict cell phone use by its bus operators. the hunt i a on for potential predator targeting women in downtown d.c. police shared this surveillance video with at news 4. officers say this man attacked the a woman outside friday night. she stepped outside and the man ran after her and tried to rip off her clothing. >> today it the last day for parents to reunite parents with their children. hundreds still remain separated for many reasons, iofluding some he parents have been deported without their children. >> tonight the fairfax county school board is bfing up

security. there will be now procedures considered for school visitors as well. david culller have will an rate is on a that in few minutes. >> time is running out for students in prince george's county because they have to get vaccinated. if the students don't get the immunization soon, they won't be allow to go to school >> they have more than 6,0007000 who haveod had their school immunization shots and that means they won't be allow inside school. have options to get it down for free and if you ville or no olt insurance they will take care of you forda friday mony through tlid. s they have drures and grocery stores and other health clinics to get this done. so importa that paren take care of this. >> we were trying to im-size 6,0 of our middle schoolers.

unfortunately, that was not consistent. parents did not return thet coorms that would have allowed us to immunize f the childror free. we sent out over6,000 forms but got 500 back. a lot of it is parents n doing what they are supposed to do. hundreds -- it's not thef job the prince george's county juror school system to have their kids immunized. in you need more information on the iigration and how it works in the county, i'm industriesee wilkins. onight in prunty they are going to be out spraying to control the mosquito copulation. mosquitos collected earlier this month testedositive for the west nile virus in the area. most of the state has already been treated, and tonight crews will hit areas affected.

>> it's already s swarmy around here as it is, add 10 to 15 inches of rain on top of that and the humidity. when i took my dog out this morning it's like let's keep moving because if we stop we'll get bit by mosquitos. they are terrible thie of the year. >> currently across the area it's hot, and the humidity ist not t terrible for late july. we're at 88 degrees in washington and 86 up in gathsburg and 87 in huntington. here's the latest on storm team 1 they are form in these similar locations over the neist yew hours. they can fire up the grill and have ae n west overnight from

being tired. we're going to be dry. as we look through tomorrow though there are storms in the forecast mainly between 5:00 p.m. and midnight. some of the storms could be strong to severe. it's lookingnly dry for the weekend, but more rain is in the forecasts nextee however, looking at the latest numbers we won't see as much rain from this pastout of rain. saw anywhere from 6 to 15 inches of rain. next week we're picking up 1 to 3 but, of course, before we get toeext week have the weekend to look forward to, and with more on that lets sendt over to lauren. >> the weekend, thank goodness. seeing sunshine o there and have some more. now to the southeast, it's stalling off the col this is the next front that comes tomorrow night. we're lookingest humid continues when you wake up on saturday, mau

ful and topping out in the mid-80s. sere's an isolated chance of a shower onurday. a slightly better chance on sunday evening. again, just a 30% chance both saturday andhe sunday. inmid-80s. so your weekend outlook, pool time mainly dry and warm with lower humidity. barbecues can ant parties, now, if you do have anything on friday night, pay attention to the weather because we could have severe weather tomorrow evening. for the weekend, looking good. the city opens for saturday and dry and humid. the beach forecast for the weekend, i do think there's ovening storms friday into cart and possibly i the 7 as with temperatures lowe to mid-80s. we'll have to dodge a few storms for the weekend. not rlly around other again until next monday. >> on monday we introduce the chance of storms back in the fot'cast so the city open continuing into the workweek and

we'll pay close attention to how it's being impacted there. tomorrow a weather alert during the evening hours. again, the stormshr moving tough between 5:00 and sock 10:00 to p.m. lower humidity for saturday and sunday. there you see on your ten-day forecast storms move in on monday afternoon and a chance for rain an storms at times tuesday through next friday. wendy and leon? >> from generation to generation an seyfert under way to keep the stories of holocaust survivors alive. today high school oartists met learn the history and the students will turn that story into artwork depicting the person's life before, during and after the holocaust. after the program many of the b students willome volunteers at the holocau museum.

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