out there, but we have some rain on the way. we'll talk abo that forecast. that's coming up. the reminder emergency crews want all drivers the hear this morning. i'mhrilled to announce that -- >> president trump talking about his accomplishments and the economy after new allegations from his former personal attorney. we'll have more on the president's strong response. g d morning, everyone.

welcome to news 4 mid day. >> we're goio start with the weather. despite the fact tun is out right now, it's not going to last. it's a weather alert day with the threat of thunderstorms coming this eving. >> the big concert is tonight. >> we have jay-z and beyonce. two big out door concerts herei ur area. a lot of people wondering what o they're going see. we're weather alert for this afternoon. temperature right now 84 degrees. coming a little unstable right now. have a frontal system that will be edging toward our area. we do expect t storms any time nfter 4:00 so you can see how the temperature r cools a bit once we get some storm action in here. we're seeing a few isolated showers. that's going to be the case.

pop uld see isolated stuff up. we are expecting a line of storms to come through here after 4:00. we'll keep theun a until 9:00 p.m. tonight. that's coming up in a little bit. guys. we're seeing some new video th w morning of a man police say sexually assaulted a woman in foggy bottom. >> that j attackt outside a building on i street near new hampshire enue. investigators believe it could be connected to other cases. >> tha video so disturbing. let's get right to news 4. it's two different suroillance vilips of two different sexual assaults there's similarities of appearance in the man in the video.er s also similarities in terms of what the women are

ing. take a look at this first video. it shows a man in the lobby of a building on i street. he steps behind the woman and quickly follows after her. this is at 11:00 at. ni police say he tried to take the woman's clothes off. she got away c andled police. take a look at this second piece of surveillance deo. this w taken on june 13th on new hampshire avenue northwest. the man walks up behind a woman wearin dress. seems to have a phone in his hand and reaches for her. she then realized what'soing on and scares him off. he runs away and she calls police. investigators say that there are me essimilari they want people to take a close look at this man. >> in similarity it appears to be a female. typically a younger female who is walking alone that may or may it be distracted at the time. the man the video appears to a while male or a lht skin male.

could be a hispanic male. doesppear he has facial hair. >> reporter: they also say they can't say for sure whether or not this is the same man. it koulcould be someone who loo similar. that's what they need helpwith. if you recognize the man in the video call police. there are also some in these cases. one happened at night inside a latively secluded lobby. the other happened in the morning out on aubc street. there's similarities, there's differences. investigators are trying to figure it ou they are also asking women to be on guard, to be aware of your surroundings and wok in pairs or with groups. back to you. >> thank you megan. police are searching f a suspected rapist. a woman was asasated wednesday

morning. the suspect pulled a gun, raped her and stole her jacket and ran away. police just released a pretty detailed description. a black man 25 to 30 years old. heavy build, short afro and a half sleeve tattoo with righting and angel wings on his right arm. if you know anything, please give the police acall. this next story will make you question what's in your neighbor's home. we're learning a lot mor about an unusual discovery in a basement. >> police found a cayman with dogs and puppies with signs pointing to dog fighting. they uncovered a blue plastic container ta kept the retail. the next day they foundan 12 do

puppies that appeared scared and neglected. >> we found suspicious items that were consistent with dog fighting. this is alleged. let me be clear. investigated. >> all the animals wereremoved. the owner said he just returned to d.c. from being out of towns from month and he said he doesn't believe dog fighting was happening on the property. > last night the school board approved spending millions of dollars to install new safety measures. the new initiatives incde enhanced training. a requirement that classrooms be locked at allnd times hiring of 18 more mental health soprofessionals. of the students say there was additional money for more police. think say it would them feel safer. president trump is floating an amang economyfter getting

america's latest numbers on the gdp. >> the gdp grew at its best pa threntomt f about an hour ago. >> i guess we don't h e his sound. we'll try to get that for you. all this talk about the economy is coming as michael cohen, president trump's former personal attorney claiming that donald trump candidate knew in advance about the meeting in trump tower. >> at that t meeting russians were expected to offer his campaign dirt on hillary clinton. the president responded to this on twitter saying "i did not know of the meeting with my son don junior. sounds to me like someone is trying to make up stories in order to get himself out of an a unrelate tax kicabs make. he even retained bill and

ooked hillary's lawyer. i wonder if thehelped him make at choice." that's the quote from the president. we go to traci potts with more now from capitol hill. reporter: a knowledgeable source says that president trump former lawyer, michael cohen, is ready to tell investigators that trump knew about the 2016 meeting with the russian lawyer before it happened because his son told him. >> it is a big deal because it really does, it really has the potential to put him smack dab in the middle of a conspiracy with the russians. >> reporter: donald trump junior and other campaign officials attemeed the ing. they were promised negative information on hillary clinton. the president said he learned about the meeting later. >> trump approved this meeting, if this istrue,his is collusion. they are clouded with a secret kremlin plot. this is it. this is the bal game right here. >> reporter: trump junior's attorney says it's not true. the presiden ss attorneys

cohen is not credible. he's under investigation for payi off women claiming to have affairs with mr. trump. >> the man is a liar. a proven liar. there's no way you're going to bring down the president of the united statesn the testimony, uncorroborated of a proven liar. >> reporter: it's the second time in t days cohen has dropped potentially damaging information on his former client. >> maybe it woultd d be better. >> reporter: o wednesday he released a tape about silencing woman who claims they had a yearlong fair. trump denies it. this afternoon trump meets with hi security council about election security. there's reports the russians are trying to influencehe next one coming up in november. >> bothides sort of casting doubt on the credibility of the other. roseanne barr is calling it

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shocking video that's serving as an importantreminder for safety on the roads. look very closely at this video from staff county fire and ems.

krou can s you can see a fire with its lights on get sideswiped by a car. thankfully no one injured. that driver w stopped a few miles later. officials for this video want this video to serve as a reminder to drivers to move over when there's a stopped emergency vehicle. newng this mor roseanne barr is apologizing again. last night appeared on fox news to discuss the fall out from her twe about valerie jarrett. >> it cost her her tv show. takeo listen what she is saying now. >> i'm sorry that you feel harmed and hurt. i never meant that. for that i apologize. >> this was an opportunity for barr to oer a more sincere apology than the one she offered last week and that initial apology she said s thought jarrett was white.

she said she needs t get a new haircut. developing this morning, north korea has turned over what it claims are militar remains from the korean war. that transfer i t meant fulfill a commitment made at the singapore summit between north korean leader kim jong-un and president trump. the u.n. command said it retrieved 55 remains. this is a look at that historic moment o the air base in south korea today. a ceremony will be held next wednesday. the remains will then undergo testing. oday we should find out whether the governme an overnight deadline to reunite more than 2500 migrant children separated from their parents. the government said it expected toreunite all eligible children. th scramble to bring families back together has been an absolute mess. >> reporter: this morning more migrant parents like omar are

finally together with their children after being separated at the border. hundreds of other families are still in limbo sparking international outrage. among children ages 5 to 17 the government says it's reunited 1,442 out of 2,551. >> we're on track to reunit all eligible parents within i.c.e. cuteody. >> rep 711 have not been reunited. many because parents failed background checks. 431 children have parents that have been rtde. >> there's a very good chance they will be permanently separated. >> reporter: she was separated fr h son for 45 days. desperatpara i spent every day crying and crying. i thought i would neveretim back. her son says he was bullied by other children when apart.

they took me to the detention center and took my mom away in chains. she was crying. >> this must end now. >> reporter: immigration advocates say the grueling process has been confusing a chaotic and court filing aclu says 27 parents were mislead into signing away their reyun a -- reunification rights. >> it's confusing and difficult. ad on top of that weeks or months of having been separated from your child. >> united airlines is donating hundreds of freeo tickets reunify parents and fly them to places where they will await an immigration hearing. the governmt is scheduled to provide details later today. here at home smithsonian officials have scrapped their plans for new parking garage at the natiol zoo. it was supposed to be built on a lot but the washington business journal reports the garage wouldn't make enough money to

cover the $50 million price tag. zoo attendance is down. a lot of guests are forced to park in neighborhoods nearby. weave a look at your first four traffic and the rails. we still have the red line construction project under way. we have someon sta still closed. we're talking about rhode island avenue,. brookl buses, free shuttle buses running between noma-gallude. every 24 between wiehle-west. blue line between foggy bottom and aingtonemetery. sing tracking every 15 on the

green line notice something different out there on the road? some local governments are doing way with the red light cameras. they say they are too expensive to operate and aren't generating enough tickets. >> a loteo ofe aren't complaining about this. safety groupsar areng community officials to think twice before shuttling the camera lenses. we have both sides of the debate. >> reporter: r light cameras have been an absolute part of our landscape for a long time around here. take a look at this one right here at the corner of connecticut avenue and porter street in northwest d.c. there's some safety groups that are saying if you take these cameras away, you are increasing a safety thsk. debate is always going to be there with red light cameras. are they a safety device. >> i do tnk that peo especially after they receive the ticket are much more awareep orter: or are they a cash cous >> they make money. that's about it. >> reporter: take a look at this crash tcht video whi can be hard to watch at times.

a right angle crash generally one of the worsts types and t is the kind of crash thats commuterike gail dread. >> this is a thororghfare. >> rr: sief aafety advocates are worried because many local government starting to drop red light programs and they say deadly crash vs goes have gone return. more than 800 people died in red light running crashes in 2016. that's a 17% increase since 2012 if you take the red light cameras away, the chances of these kinds of crashes do go up. >> there's no varying of the behaviors and if you want to run red light cameras, there's n penalty. >> reporter: there's still plenty of drivers who red light cameras. that's why she says these programs need to be inspected a regularl things like the amount of yellow light time a traffic signal gets need to be

consistent. around here fairfax county is the largest jurisdiction that does not use the red lig camera. that's where you need the drive. >> i know. admittedly been caught on more than one occasion. this next story is giving new mean to a smelly problem. spirit airline had to make an emergency landi because of art sock odor. couple hundred passengers were on the flight when it had to be diverted. spirit airline is looking into the source of the odor which was so bad several people got sick. these pers did make it to ft. lauderdale. >> can you i justgine that experience? >> couoped up on that plane. we have the lates on a dangerous wildfire out west and evacuation caught live on tv. working to prevent the west nile

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station because it's now unsafe to be here. >> we'reo going to out on the mercy sky cam for you and leave picture. this please evacuate and stay safe. >> what you just heard paints a picture of the urgency and devastation out in reading with the news anchors having to abanhen their posts on the set. the so called car fire has claimed the life of a bulldozer operator as well on the fire lines out there in reading. >> we're hearing some of the other firefighters might have been burned as well. it's the larnle esylargest c in region. the fire started on monday and has exploded again in the past few hours dropping to only 3% containment to 6% >> usually we see numbers going the other way. they're not going to get any rain. >> they are having these fire natos coming across the area destroying things. my cousin lives out there. he just moved a couple of months ago and had to evacuate.

it's bad. we see this every year. it's worse every year. >> we're going toet some rain here. >> so many people are asking me about jay-z and beyonce. the oncerts here in district for tonight. we are looking at some rain, unfoowunately. look hazy it is out there already. it's humid. hot. already temperatures at 84 degrees. you can see down at the bottom of your screen and some temperatures are higher. it is a warm and hazy one out there today. could we have severe weather tonight? yes. i believe there will be pockets. we're already saturated on ground from having record breaking rains over the last two aveks. we could flooding across the area. the good news is we have a mainly dry weekend out there. we do have more rain as we head into next week. taking a look at your radar right now. not a lot going on.

we are seeing some rain back off to the north and west. this is where that frontal system is right here. that wille conti push to the east and move this rain right into our .ar this flash flood watch goes about 3:00 to 11at0. ill continue for the remainder of the evening until they see fit. the national weather service issued this. this is for the greater washington area and points toward i-95.t curremperatures out there right now in the 80s. warm. we are warming into the low 90s today. let's time out the storms between now and then. we could see isolated showers and thunderstorms. the main line developing in the valley. it will continue to move east. look at the storms. heavy downpours and even gusty winds. you can see by 8:30, still right around the baltimore and d.c. area. for people headed out to the concert tonight, it could get a little dicey. all this should be outy 11:00 and then we dry out.

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. this is just epic. 's the biggest loss in the history of the stock market.bo fa took a beating in the markets yesterday. >> no company has ever lost $100 billion in just a day. it's the latest in a string of bad news for the social media giant. we have more o how they plan to recover. >> reporter: this morning a social network at a cross road. >> facook absolutely tanking. >> reporter: facebookfreeling om its worse day ever on wall street. >> shares posting the biggest decline ever. >> reporter: giving up 19 billion in market vae.

a stunning u turn after years of rapid growth. on wednesday facebook revealed its user base and revenue grew more slowly thanxpected as it wrestles with ongoing privacy and security issues. losing a staggering $17 billion. that'sir equivalent to the e vam value of companies like miller coors or ralph lauren. they said this week the losses soon.stop any time >> we're investing so much in security that it will significantly impact our profitability. we're startg to see that this quarter. >> reporter: we're also learning that facebook is shelling out big bucks. nearly $10 million to crease personal security for zuckerberg an d his familyue to specific threats. b facebook haseen grappling with two yearsas ofve scandal from russian election med ling to the termath of the cam

bridge analytica privacy scandal. attempng to own the problems on capital hill earlier this year. >> you as a company welcome regulati regulation? >> i think if it's the right regulation then yeah. >> reporter: thi is not the fit time facebook shares tanked. the stock plummeted 14% in march but it recovered. as facebook struggles with its path the question may be how much users and investors will future.ike them in the >> facebook is also under a lot of pressure to make money in new ways. the company is putting more ads sp into what's that and squeezing more money out of instagram. both of which are owned by mark zuckerberg. the prince william county police department is warning residents about a fairly unique e-mail scam.

users information from an unspecified hack website more than a decade ago including password, the scammer claims to have a video of thm vic visiting a pornographic site. be sure to report suspicious e-mails to police and never ever send them ney. > this is one bizarre story here. a missing sterling virginia man is facing charges after hopping the jfk international runway fence. he was reported miss fing froea mental hh facility on july 14th. two days later he was found soaking wet on r tway. they asked him how he got on to the runway. he said he swamro the jamaica bay and climbed a perimeter fence. it'sot clear how he ended up in new york. officials are reviewing the security measures at jfk. a bus driver has been caught on video using a cell phone

well. the he was driving one of the shuttle buses. thisne hap yesterday outside port tottenham. metro policy prohibits drivers from driving while using electronic s.devi we have relayed tes obvious and gregious safety violation and demanded the employee be from providing anyvi s. that's in addition to any adnistrative action the contractor may take on its own. a fund-raiser for families of victims a survivors of last month' shooting a the capital gazette. the city is hosting it. the band good charlotte which was founded in waldorf is

scheduled to perform. the con secert begins atno . it lasts until 10:00 at night. tickets are $25 in advance. 0 the day of. only 3,000 ticket will be sold. >> what a great caus if your weekend plans include hanging outside in laurel keep in mind.hing to the maryland department of agriculture will be spraying for mosquitos. one of the bugs had the west nile virus. officials are tryin to stop the spread. crews are going to start spraying sunday. there are ways you can reduce the risk.propellant, avoid stan water and wear clothes that can cover up a lot of your skin. mpb the u.s. is one of most dangerous plaars on for pregnant women. we have the highest rate of women dying in childbirth of any developed nation. hundreds of moms die giving birth every year in this country

and most of the time those deaths are preventible. kre ha >> weave more on these ver troubling numbers. >> reporter: kara hanson was 29, active and on top of the world about her first child. wiin hours of giving birth she didn't feel well. she told her husband and medical staff. >> did she tell doctors? >> she did. we were able never to push the needing to the point where we need to do more. >> reporter: six days later he died of an infection. >> it'so very hard t understand. >> reporter: the u.s. has the worst maternal mortality rate ie developed world. 700 women die every year fromna pry or childbirth. some 65,000 nearly die. serena williams said she was givingstatistic after birth she was diagnosed with bl blood clots but only after she insisted doctor do ct scan. wnintin ericans are at.

other advanced nations and wire really not sure of the reason why. >> reporter: possibleorfact women having babies later, lack of access to care or doctors not paying enough attention to the mother's health. a stunning 60% of childbirths relad deathsn the u.s. are preventible. new york presbyterian just opened a first of ite kind motherr, practicing for emergency and pushing f statewide reporting to better understand maternal delath. he runs a foundation to increass awar while raising 7-year-old brandon never forgetting the mom they hest. >> numbers are hard to believe. >> it really is. >> in this countr we want to keep you up to date on the weekend ather. we'll have a closer look at wh y -- when you may be able to avoid the rain. the extreme restauran meals

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it's steamy out there right nowet but best to out anden j enjoy the weather while youcan. humidwas a little yesterday. >> is sun was coming on. it was like summertime. >> it is humid. it is n hot and we have rain on the way and it just kind of smells like rain. you k gw when you the summertime kind of days where we're looki at some just smells like it's going to rain at any point. it's so humid and muggy. that's what we're feeling out there on the friday. we do have isolated showers out

there. they are few and far between. we're just looking at this line of storms back off to thewest. you can see this line right here. that's where the frontal system is. it will continue to finishcl er to us as we go into the remainder of the day. we are looking at some pretty strong storms. a flash flood watch is in effect for the greater washington area. pretty much off i-95.gi ns at 3:00 p.m. and goes until 11:00 p.m. tonight. we do have a slight risk. this is going to be the best area to see some severe sthoorm. not to say you couldn't see it outside this area but this will be the best chance. pretty much from southern maryland up through washingt u all the way up through i-95. we could have anla id shower or two until then. we'll we'll see showers thunderstorms develop after about 4:00 p.m. in the shenandoah valley.

just about 5:30 or so depending on where you're going. as people head inhome, this will be coming your way. i think it will be after the even commute. will continue to see heavy downpours where it. we clear it out by 11:0il this be a later type of deal wnsh heavy r and gusty winds. we will be dry tomorrow but we have chance for more rain as get into sunday night, monday and tuesday. look at this monday, tuesday, good chances of rain. we'll take more of a closer look at the weekend and talk about wxt week and whcan see dry weather next week. >> nice to is a sunny weekend. that's pretty cool. >> i like that. the deep discount being offered today. counting c.'s cat is a huge project. how it's

krispy kreme offering a dozen gzed donuts when you buy a dozen. . they will have a special edition glazed confetti. it's vanilla birthday cake flavor with glaze and sprinkles.

mouth watering as i think abo it. >> i'm wondering how quickly we can get out of here. ifutou're heading to lunch this afternoon, take a closer look at the that ranked america's unhealthiest restaurant meals. >> reporter: eating seven sausage mcmuffin from donuts probably sounds extreme. yo g the same calories, salt andat from one particular meal. d >> the cheesecake fak factory breakfast burrito has 2700 calories. >> reporter: the awards of less of a compliment and more of way to make consumers aware.he >> highlight some of the worst restaurant meals in america. these arehe d that have often

times about 2,000 calories or more. >> reporter: like the bavarian soft pretzel at amc movie theaters. it's like eating six pretzels in auntie ann's. dietitians say take advantage of that information or spread one meal out over several days. >> planning aheameto split the or taking half of it home to offset those extra calories. >> reporter: in a statement the cheesecake factory suggests one meal could serve multiple people. we love ithen guests share. that's a great sign that our portions are generous. most health groups suggest reining in your calorie count t, no more than 0 a day. >> we didn't talk about the cheesecake part of that. >> that's another,0 thousands

caloriesoo that you can put th -- into that meal. how cats live in the district a three year $1.5 million study is working tonswer that question. >> let's find out why we need to answer that on. >> there's a new initiative across the d.c. area.'s animal welfare ifganizations teaming up with scientists, wil scientists. counting the number of cats. it's the d.c. cat count. lauren is here with me today from the humane rescue to break this all down and explain to us means.is really good morning. thank you for being here. we're counting cats across the d.c. area. we're counting indoor cats and out door cats. how are you going to count these cats? >> we'll be putting cameras around the district to take photos of cat and wildlife.

we'll be asking pet owners to submit photos of their cats to get mhee information about habits of their own cats. we'll alsock be tg shelter data and at the end of this, we'll bereating an intergrated model that will hopefully show the flo of cats between the indoor owned to the out door to thshelter. so we can understand where cats are coming from in our city. where are they being born. are we getting to the cats who might benefit from our services. >> you're trying to make sure what you're doing as the humane rescue, fexample, you're reaching the numbers that you need to reach. >> right. we have cats outside to prevent them from having more babies. continue to have kittens every year who are noo nein nee homes. we want to make sure we're reaching enough cats that way. we also want to make sure pet

owners are keeping them i doors. then the shelter, da where are the cats coming from. >> wouldou say weave a cat problem right now in d.c., a stray cat problem? we have two h kittense available for adoption. >> we have hundreds of animals available. please come to the rescue humane alliance. >> the one i'm holding will not stopurng and decided to just be a wiggle worm. >> for cats we do oer buyone, get one. they are super playful and kittens a great together. >> i was asking does d.c. have a t population issue? >> more than 50% w are getting are strays. there's an issue. acceptingling that by y animal off the street. also providi spay neute to cats outside. are we going enough and that's

what we want the find out. >> awesome. this is awesome thi going on. 8lear the shelters is coming up saturday augustth. i knew that. you can find out more on the nbc washington app. make sure you join us and visit online to check out clear the shelters. >> great event coming up. there's going to be a lunar eclipse today. you can't just walk outside and see it. >> we'll talk about that and school leaders making sure your kids shot records are up to date. the problem one county has soed ahead of the new yelvar

time is running out for thousands of students to get vaccinated. if they d't get those immu anizations soon, they won't be allowed to go to school. >> reporter: maria isenjoying the last of sum fun before her son heads to third grade and her daughter to kindergarten which also means imni immui immunization immunizations. >> we also see doctor. we have insurance but some people don't have that. >> reporter: no ins oance is pathe reason some 6,000 sixth graders were not immunized

for 7th grade at the end of the school year. the school system tried to help. >> that wasn't successful. parents didn't return the con t forms that allowed us to immunize the kids forfree. >> reporter: if not, they won't be able to start school on september 4th. there's an extra push to get the word out in the latino community. >> we're going to comnity meetings and letting the community know now is the time to get immunized. no shots, no school. >> reporter: historically having them done on a time was a problem. at one time recordkeeping was an issue. they say the problems are fixed. now the problem is the parents comp complying. th it's the requirement o participants to get the school immunized, not the school syst t. >> reportey are offering shots for families with little to no nce. there's other options around the

county. go to nbc washington and search school shots. nbc 4. in just a few hours sky watchers will be able to enjoy a blood red moon but you'll have to look at it rline. the lu eclipse won't be visible here in the u.s. starting around 3:30 in the afternoon the moon will be a burstrt of s shadow. people in australia, europe, africa t asia,y'll have the best view. >> not enough time to fly tost lia to see. let's just see what it looks like for us here. >> we'll have more clouds increasihe throughout afternoon. isolated thunderstorms out there until about 3:00 and thennehis ill come through. through the shenandoah

some heavy rain. that will continue to move east. right when people are headed home or going to the jay-z sconcert. lo like we'll have heavy rain through the west. much drier for the weekend. temperature mid to upper 80s tomorrow. just a small chance of rain but better chances come as we get into monday, edtuesday,sday even thursday. friday, saturday. it doesn't look le heavy rain like we saw last week but we'll still watch the flooding threat next week. >> thank you. get out there and enjoyt this weekend. that's going to do it for news 4 midday. thank you for j us. we're back on the air this ternoon at 4:00. you can get

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