caused this huge fire. a tractor-trailer goes chesapeake o t bay. this morning, search crews are on the water trying to find the driver. one month after fiveil peop wered in the capital gazette shooting, the tight-knit annapolis community is holding a benefitce c to help families and heal some emotional wounds. welcomeon "news4 today" on the final weekend in july, if you can believe that. good morning to you. i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff f than joining us. the rain has stopped in time for the weekend. we planned it this way. >> after the week we had, we need dry skies. lauryn ricketts is tracking your weekend forecast. >> absolutely. it's going to be a nice day to do that. nice weekef you can't do it today. plenty of sunshine and low humidity as well. take a look. it's b autiful day. you can see that sun in the n.ght corner of your scr again, a beautiful morning out there. the sun came up a little after

6:00 a.m. this morning. are dry rightnow. thank goodness we continue to stay dry. however, the rainhat passed through yesterday, you can see this line that goes all the way rough the atlantic ocean and comes down through the outer banks. thats the line ofrain. the frontal system that passed through yesterday broug flooding through baltimore and portions of southern maryland hanging off the coast. it's going to stay there all weeken if your travels take you down virginia beach, you're out of luck until it moves back to the north. that won't be until early next . we then all eyes focused back on us for moregh rain thrt early next week. enjoy it out there right now. temperatures. a comfortable degrees. we'll talk about the rain chances, as i said returning next weekin that's com up in 15 minutes. >> lauryn, thank you. >> breaking stories in the vatican. former bishop theodore mccarrick resigns from the college of cardinals. he's facing sexbuse allegations. the vatican announced that pope

francis accepted that resignation. mccarrick served as archbishop from 2001 to as2006. he removed from ministry after being accused of fondling a teenagerore than 40 years ago. since then, othercc aers have come forward with raims. we'veeached out to the archdiocese r comment on this breaking news out of the vatican. we'll let you know when we hear back. mor breakin news we're keeping tabs on this morning coming out to us out of fairfax county. a body was found there in a wooded area near a home on holly road last night. this is close to both i-495 d the hospital. the body has been decomposing and may have been there for quite som time. investigators say they haveun n signs of a crime but looking into this. the body turned over to the medical examiner to beti ided and then to determine a cause of death. ple waking up without a home after a fire ripped through the greenbelt apartment

complex. >> a lot of destruction here. it happened at the frankn square apartments. >> chopper 4 up above when the flames were shooting out of the building. smoke can be seen rising over the beltway. the roof is missing from much of the structure. many of the units appear to be gutted. this was the second time firefighters were at that complex. just the day before, they complained of a gas smell. >> thet' saidnot harmful. they opened the door, let it come ou >> no one got hurt in the fire but a lot of the residents you n see there lost everything. theed cross is trying to help them out. the cause is still under investigation. the powerful storms from last nigh are being blamed after a tractor-trailer went off thech apeake bay bridge tunnel in the hampton roads area. the search is on for the rig and the driver. police say a van carrying five people was also involved in the

thash. all thoseat van are expected to be okay. officials say emergency repais crew are on scene trying to get the bridge fixed and get things back up and running. a close call for a virnia firefighter two days after becoming engaged. he narrowly escaped a brush with death. they were setting up warning cones. his crew on the scene of a crash earlier o yesterday mornin i-95 and stafford county. firefighter icer jumped aside. a car shos past andrashes into the front of the fire engine. >> i stumbled back and i was tlike, what jhappened? then it finally set in. oh, my gosh, is my crew safe? >> well, virginia's move over law requires drivers to slow down or move into a far lane when passing emerg responders or police on the highway. he driver who hit the fire engine, j.d. hutchinson is charged with du ilt and hit and

run. it is saturday. but we've got a traffic alert this morning as you think about the workweek ahead. pay attention to this if you take the gwrk y. construction going to make traffic even more congested and a little slower than usual. on monday, the road shrinking to three narrow lanes acros the windy run bridge. one lane will always travel northbound, another southbound and the third will be reversible. the speed limit will drop to 35 miles an hour. construction crews,e're told, should wrap up all their work by the fall. there is several metro lines over the weekend, here's at how it could affect your drive. >> i'm melissa mollet with a look at your first 4 traffic and the rails. we still have the red line construction project under way. won't be rampng for another month until the beginning of september. we have stations still clged. talkbout rhode island avenue, brookland, fort totten and takoma.

single tracking every 24 minut on the orange line between clarendon and foggy bottom. single tracking every 24. blue line between foggy bottom and arlington cemetery. every5 minutes is th yellow line this weekend between huntington and mt. vernon square ly and single tracking every 15 on the green line betweennt l'enlaza and navy yard ballpark. the time is 8:06 on this satungay. this morthe suspect accused of stabbing a man during rush hour is behind bars. police say 54-year-old alton rivers attacked a man yesterday evening. they say rivers stabbed the victim in the middle of a crosswalk at 14th street and perry place northwest. dozens of folks were walking or standing nearby at the time. rivers ises facing cha of second degree murder. el> residents in a virginia apartment complex us they're on edge after a violent attack. a woman says a man raped her at begun point. this attack happened along

stevson court in woodbridge on wednesday morning. the man attacked the woman inn enclosed stairwell. he then made her wait in the woods nearby while he made his get away. residents are now uneasy. >> just scary, you know kids live here. >> it was frightening to think that somebody could just be waiting inse your building. >> investigators say the victim noticed the attacker had a beer belly and wearing air jordan shoes. he also says he had an arm sleeve tattoo with writing on, as well as angel beams. anyone with information is asked to call police. > annapolis will unite for a benefiter co the event marks one month since the massacre at the capital gazett the lineup of music and speakers begins at noon. good charlotte is headlining. they formed at la plat high school in 1996. five employees died in a shooting rampage at the nepaper offices.mi

adssion from the event will benefit victims' families and survivors. coming up on 8:08 on your saturday. a shocking shooting rampa at a nursing home gets worse when police discover a second crimes ene. whatre working to find out could possibly have led up to the shooting. the journalist who took down harvey weinstein looking at the long time head of a major tv network. the details are straight ahead "news4 day." goodto m

five people died in a pair of shootings out in texas. >> new thimorning, investigators say it started at a nursing homet round 7:00 l night. two men and one woman were found dead at the nursing home near corpus christi. not long after, officers found two more men dead at a nearby home. say the suspected shooter

is among those killed. investigators say the shooting is related but not released the exact connection. two police officers shot in the line of duty in massachusetts are on the mend this morning. police there say that the officers were responding to an emerncy call last nig when the suspect became agitated and started shooting. both officers were struck by bullets but expected to recover. investigators say the suspect was shot multiple times and taken to the hospital in under police custody. new information this morning about the fast-moving fire in northern california. it has killed two people and burned 48,000 acres. the fire took the lives of a firefighter and a driver as it tripled in size in hour a matter of it's being called the car fire. it's only 5% contained as of late last night. the fire has destroyed 500 buildings, including 125 homes. nearly 40,000 people

a vehicle's mechanical failure apparently sparked all the flames. one of the biggest media mega titans isg fac sexual misconduct and harassment allegations. chief les moonves is accused in a bombshell new report from the the accusations stretch back decades with many women s ing they believe their careers were damaged when they rejected him. in a enstat moonves denied the allegations but added there may have been times in the past when he could have made some women uncomfortable by making advances and he regrets those mistakes. good morning, the time right now is 8:12 as we take a live look over our nation's capital. nice dry clear skies. how long will this beautiful stretch last? lauryn ricketts will let us know. it started as a small shack a few miles outside d.c. folks thought it was too far outside the beltway to thrive. now, half a century later, it's

the heart of a city bursting with expansion. we'll take a look a thet

long gone are days of that corner store. tysons is a growing metropolis. truly transforming. this week marks 50 years since tysons corners opened its doors.

>> fairfax county police lieutenant chuck riddle recalls the earlyays o tysons corner. >> watch fashion shows going on here, being bored out of my mind as a littl boy. >> ,shopping not always thrill for a kid, which is why the malls have been through much more. taking on a lifestyle experience. >> create the environment how people interact and be entertained. they're going to choose it every day of th. we >> against online competition. drawing millions of visitor eacm year and f all over. >> this week alone, sweden, korea, japan, belgium, brazil. that says lot. >> given the simple origin. corner store at a virginia crossroads. most of the land part of a peach owth. only look behind the camera for a moreiv personal perspect my father worked here when the mall opened.

shawn casey grew up in falls his dad emembers when worked at the brand new tysons corner center. >> the greatest fear was that tysons was going to fail because it was too far out. it was outside the beltway and people wouldn't want to drive to it. >> but if you build it, they will come. >> in the 50 years thatysons rners center has been here, it has grown far beyond a corner store. >> far beyond aall even. >> take a look at this. it has sprawled to a metropolis and still growing. truly a city on its own. >>he largest project develong city in the country, which is just incredible. >> back inside the sprawling mall, lieutenant riddle is no longer here as a local visitor. he leads the tysons urban team. it's one small part of the region he's tasked with keeping safe. the vertical growth can b challenge. >> not like getting out and knocking on the door. now we get into an elevator or

depending on the type of situation, climb stairs. >> the lieutenant adapting to a new landscape. >> futuristic land. i could never have imagined as a boy. >> ain't that the truth. >> lieutenant riddle, i mean, points out that the fairfax county subban going up to homes and having knock on the doors. going to deal th the skyscrapers. >> you know what i love. i go to tysons on any given day you go, indoor malls are dice dying across america, but it stl strives and thrives. >> created a lifestyle experience as you put it. a indoor outdoor portions, which is great today. >> very good today. you want to go to the mall today, a whole bunch of them in the ten-day forecast. mainly because each and every day. get outside and t enjoy beautiful view outside right now. we've got plenty of sunsne. now, the weather question.

any raintoday? no. if you're traveling to virginia beach or the outer banks, i'm going to show you thatain around that area from the rain yesterday. we do have isolatednc c of showers around for tomorrow. but the humidity on the low side. the humidity starts to creep back in on monday. monday night, tuesday wednesday, you also feel raindrops. we've got rain each and every day. daily chances at least. radar right now, not showing anything. we widen out the view, you can see that line of storms. that's the area that crossed our region yesterday. the cold front. it's going to hang off the easternse oard. then it will start to return north as a warm front as we go into monday, tuesday. but, again, if you're headed down to virginia beach or the outer banks, t you're goingbe headed into rain at times throughout the day. around here, looking good. u wanthe car wash, go ahead. no rain until monday night.

yard work, make sure you have the spf on. the north carolina beaches, we do have a chance for weekend storms, especially by the outer banks. cuent temperatures in th area, in the 70s. so nice out there. comfortable conditi all of this weekend. as i said, that humidityrt s to creep back in on monday. by tuesday, it's muggy and oppressive once iagain. mayb you're headed out through the course the day, looking beautiful. grab t bug spray and spf. you'll need it. temperatures seasonable for this time of year. again, with plenty ofunshine and dry conditions out there. tomorrow, grab theu sunglasses. n leave the umbrella and rain jacket at home. we'll have isolated chances of rain tomorrow afternoon. but not in the morning. if you have church activities, thin to do on your sunday morning, looking good.th temperatures i70s. a touch cooler tomorrow because of cloud cove all in all not bad.

we'll start this on your sunday afn. a few isolated showers mainly to the west. that's about it as we go through sunday afternoon and sunday evening. maybe a few around during the ovnight. butess than a 20% chance where you are at your hous now, monday, we'll up that chance to a 50% and then you can e the chances are pretty high tuesday, wednesday, thursday even friday. g temperatures ang to be in the mid-80s with plenty of humidity next week. not asuch rain that we had the last two weeks, but still a little bit of rain coming yr little bit of rain coming yr ou wa as your home becomes more connected, shouldn't your internet keep up? it's time for fios. because fiber optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network, so you can get phenomenal capacity for your tech. we'll even help you get another device to put it to the test. right now, get $200 toward a range of google and nest smart home devices, plus the fastest internet available, plus up to 200 tv channels, plus phone with a 2-year price guarantee

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all right. animal welfare association organization teaming up with scieists, also wildlife scientists counting the number of cats. it's the d.c. cat count. lauren is here from the humane rescue aiance. she's going to explain what this really means. good morning and thank you for being here. we're counting cats across the d.c. area. we're counting indoor cats and outdoor cats. how in the world are y going to count all these cats? >> fortunately, weave scientists guiding the research component of it and responsible for im ementing. we'll be putting cameras around the droikt take photos of cats and wildlife. we'll be asking pet owners to submit photos of their cats. we'll be surveying pet owners to get more information about the habis of the own c in the city and the photos. we'll be tracking shelter data

and the end of this, we'lle creating an integrated model that will hopefullyhow the flow of cats from the indoor owned to the outdoor to the shelter so we can appropriately understand where the cats are coming from.ey where e being born. are we getting all of the cats that might benef from our services and our organization. >> the ultimate goaloue trying to understand what they do -- you're reaching the numbers that you need to reach. >> right. currently, we have trapped in a return for cats outsi to prevent them from having more babies. we continue to have kittens every year in the shelter who are in need of homes. that is unsustainable at the te we're going. we want to reach enough cats that way. >> we want to makeure that pet owners are keeping their cats indoors. are we reaching the pet ownersa and owners for advice on medical and behavior and then the shelter data, where are the cats coming from and analyzing the intercept of the cat

population. would you say we have a cat problem in d.c., a stray cat problem? by the wway,have two kittens here available for adoption. >> we have hundreds of animals available for adomtion. please and adopt. >> the humane rescue alliance. the one i'm holding will not stop purg. all of a sudden decided to be a wiggle worm. >> we offer buy one get one with cats. kittens are great together. >> so, i was asking you does d.c. have aat population issue. >> they're found outside. >> there's an sue. we're tackling that by being open admission, accepting any animal offth the stree someone needs to surrender and -- are we? doing enou that's what we want to find out. >> this is an awesome thing going on here. d.c. -- thank you for being here. cleashelters is coming up saturday, august --

>> you can find out more on the nbc washington app. make sure you join us and just visit online to check out clear the shelters. a live loo oside on this saturday morning. you see that. that's sunlight. no rain for now. lauryn rtketts tracking w could be a nice weekend. but the week ahead is looking different. w'll check in

hey thke, welcome b to "news4 today" on this saturday morning. good morning to you. i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. so glad you could join us. we're the bearer of goo news. >> feels like -- that's the good ws after a w week. >> yes. you know, lauryn, you had me at low humidity. >> i think i got a lot of people's attention with that. finally that humidity dropped, guys. yesterday was so muggy outside. so what as well. >> did you see rain where you >> a little bit. >> a little bit. >> david, i know where you are. it really split around the d.c. area. there's a lot of areas with a good amount rain. baltimore, flash flood warnings, by southern maryland, st.mary's county, charles county, flash flood warnings down there. early in the afternoon,let show you what's going on right now.

thing. >> it's quiet out there today. i'll be with you once again tonight and we're looking at some dry conditions out there nothinly morning but also later on tonight as well. now, if you're headed down south, southeastern portion. we're looking at some storms in the outer banks and even up to virginia beach. i think they're going totick around for a good amount of time. back around here, we're looking raod. the temres right now in the mid to upper 730s. we'll continue to see those temperatures come on we should see the temperatures dme into the mid to upper 80s fortime highs today. take a look closer on your weekend. e chances of rain are coming up sooner than you think. coming up in the ten hi day forecast in a bit. we'll check in with you then. we are keeping tabs on this breaking news story out of the vatican thisg.morn former d.c. archbishop cardinal theodo mccarrick resigned from the college of cardinals.

he's facing several sex abuse allegations. announcing that pope francis accepted the resignation. mccarrick served as archbishop of washington from 001 to 2006. he was removed from ministry after being accused of fondling a teen more than 40 years back. since then, other accusers have come forward with c we've reached out to the ash much diocese for comment on this breaking news story a short time ago. they're declining comment for now. we'll let you know when we hear more about is. in fairfax county, a body was found near holly road last ight, closed to i-495 and an emergency room. the body is indecomp they have not found signs of a crime. but they're still looking. the bodyanded over to the medical examiner to be identified. also so they can determine what death the people waking up without a home after a fire ripped through

a greenbelt apartment complex. >> a lot of destruneion. it hapyesterday afternoon at the franklin square apartmentsnbreezewood terrace. chopper 4 givi you the view from above. smoke could be seen rising over the beltway. you see that there. the roof is missing from much of the structure and many units appear to be gutted. this was the second time firefighters were apparently at that complex this week. just the day before, residents say they complained of a gas smell. >> wn they came, it said it smells like gasoline but it's noey harmful. pened the door and let it come out. then this happened. >> no one was f hurt in thee st the residents losing everything. the red cross trying to help them out. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. d.c. policeeleased the name of a man killed friday evening in columbia heights. he is 68-year-old anthony derson. he w stabbed to death in the middle of 14th street. poli were able to make a quick arrest. news 4's jackie bensen has

>> reporter: the crime scene right in the middle of the crosswalk at 14th street and perry place northwest. what appeared to be a screwdriver could be seen on the ground near some of the ctim's belongings. the stabbing happened in broad daylight during evening rush hour as dozens of people were walking or standing nearby. homicide detectives were called to the scene and spoke to a number of witness who saw some or all of what happened. because 14th street i a major metrobus route, buses were stacked up for more than a block until drivers were given instructions to reroute because of the stree closure. the man in custody is identified as 54-year-old alton rivers of northwest washington. he's charged with second degree murder. in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. n > the stage is set once again and few hours, beyonce and jay z fans cannd des on fedex field for night two of their stop in our area. you'reooking at pictures from

chopper 4 before last night's show. ere were worries that rain would spoil the evening. it didn't happen. ends up being pretty nice. there will likely be traffic headaches getting to the show tonight. officials are bracing foreavy congestion on the beltway. extra police will be out there to help try to keep that traffic moving. gates open at 5:30. the show starts at7:30. here's a deeper look at the traffic ahead of the all around the area. >> i'm melissa mollet with a look 4t first traffic and the roads for the weekend. on 395, still a bridge project. that means le closures for the weekend. zooming in here, you can see what exactly is going to happen. we're talking about friday night through monday morning. two lanes closed at a time. we're talking about both ct dins. so northbound and southbound sides will be impacted at differen times during the weekend. those hov lanes will be open in the direction of t work. you can take those without a penalty instead.

a huge accomplishment for an olympic gold medal winning swimmer who has overcome a lot mi get back into the water. allison s finished second in the 200 freestyle at the national championship meet in california on thursday night. bethesda's katie ledecky finished first. the five-time olympic gold wiing katie ledecky hugged schmitt and posted pictures of them together. she battled depression and michael phelps encouraged her to get some help. for a time she thought she was done with swimming. w she wants to use her gift to inspire others. >> difficult knitly have two passions now with swimming and mental health. so i t i can uses platform to --ri [ ng ] >> to let everyone know it's okay to not be okay, that's

actly what i want to do. >> schmitt qualifies for an international competition that will be in tokyo. we should remind you, we here at news 4 are committed to raising awareness about mental health challenges for education information, for hope, go to our nbc washington app and search changing we know he didn't seek the job for the money. fairfax city's newly elected councilman i donating his salary toar y. the american legion and -- yi is a navy veteran and a congressional staffer which restricts h from outside income. he wants to keep fairfax with the small town feel and the city will benefit from his experience. >>. if you've got dental work you've been putting off because 's too pricey, here's sothing to fekeep in mind today. at north point high school in waldorf, hundreds of

profsional donating time and expertise to help folks who otherwise cannot afford going to the dentist. >> it's a chance to help a different part of america. it is a classic example of the need for adults, medicaid dental care. assic, classic example. >> the clinic is a first first served basis operation. you can open our nbc washington app for more information. just search dental clinic. a jewelry store ineesburg lo the man who ran it for more than 60 years. come.al icon to the folks lucky enough to know him are working to make sure he's never forgotten. we'll shareheir speciallans when "news4 today" on this saturday continues.

plans are in place andro donationing in for a planned memorial to a leesburg icon. jeweler stanley caulkins died i. janu

his life included strong community involvement and folks who knew him wanted the legacy to live on. friends and family of caulkins are hoping to create a statue to hor that sits alongside the jewelry store he operated for more than 60 yearsk >> stanley cs representing the humility, honor of war heroes who served selflessly their community almost above their own needs. stanley never put his business and ambitions above the communityde ors. he was equal lay as involved in the rotary, the creation of the leesburg armt a running his own business. >> stanley, i rememberim three years ago, fire had destroyed his business. >> even under that stretch of what had just happened, he wasn't worried about himself or the money lost. his concern was for his employees. >> fortunately, my insurance mpany pay mgirls' salaries.

>> working on the memorial proje project. >> telling stanley's story. he was in world war ii, in a b-17 bomber. mostly with supplies. we're going to help tell more of his story and here we have the vfw hat and there will be pins and emblems on which tells -- so frying to decide where his head should should he be looking out. then someone sitting on the bench,ou don't want him to ignore that person. if he's too much this way. then he's ignoring the people that are walking by. you have toind this kind of happy medium. y,little up or a little down. >> stan who used to always take time to sit with you whether you bought anything or not in his jewelry store throughout his life. i think he'd be honored and

flattered and humbled that his friends would care enough to do this for him. >> fprding comes froate donors. expected to cost more than $30,000. >> you can learn more about the project by searching jeweler in the nbc washington app. great day and maybe go to the harbor. ride the ferris wheel. ol wheel. it's going to be sunny skies and dry for a little bit. lauryn ricketts will join us and lauryn ricketts will join us and tell us t whenngs will as your home becomes more connected,

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pictures, photos are one of the keys to recording history. in our own lives, pictutos tell thees of our families and what we care about. >> critical exposure program has been getting young people involved through photography. some kids seeing the world through a lens of hitage heroes >> picture of the building. >> this lensicks up a lot of light. >> 18-year-old gray never thought she'd be a photographer. in fact, she didn't really know what she wanted to be. but she knew she had a story to tell. if she could just get an adult to listen. >> i've always wanted to help people and to make a change or show people that change is po ssible. >> the same go for donovan. i feel like, i would be dead right now without this. in all reality.

>> c.e. is critical exposure. nonprofit using cameras to empower students to grow up in g d.c. neighborhoods. the program teaches students how to document the world around ea them and then a campaign to change it. >> i think it's really important for us as adults to recognize that young people are directly d impacty these issues and are the experts. >> right now, they're trying to get financial literacy classes part of d.c.'s public school curriculum. >> we got a topic and issue, we do our researc >> it's not just in the classroom. thtsugh this program, studen have been able to document big i transformave events in our area, like the riots in baltimore. >> instinctively got on the train with their camwent up to baltimore and took what i think are some of the most powerful shots i'vseen. >> ray and donovan know this program changed their lives. >> disciplined me whent came to self-control. i like that. >> i've learned to pose what i'm thinking and be able to listen

to everybody else. i>> when you least expect these remarkable people end up teaching us adultsbout something. >> different pathways, sort of like a string. -- stream. it flows into different rivers but they all meet at the d.me ocean. >> you blew my m you just blew my mind. >> if you're thinking that way now, do you know whe'll be in 20 years? >> no, i don't. >> i do. if you'd like to learn more about critical exposurall the work they do, go to our nbc washington app and search heritage heroes. nothing like a great laugh like that. th're enjoying themselves. making a difference. >> for the past week, people have bn going outside taking pictures of just rain. lauryn ricketts. . >> floodi >> the flooding.

>> at least for anoth month t.om what we've >> people that are headed outside, considering all the rain we have, putting bug spray on of the it's going to be bad out ther we were outside for two seconds and got eaten alive. >> they're tryino make their way in. >> forget this, i'm coming inside. it's going to be nice this weekend. so everybody get outside and then you c next week. inside we've got more rain next week. comfortable today andmall rain chances. maybe an isolated shower tomorrow. but for the maes part, dry. as i said,he humidity increases into monday and tuesday. it's going to be with usll next week as well as rain chances. current temperatures right now, enjoy them. in the 70s. low humidity. somebody said ittill feels humid outside. it's all relative. it would probably feel reay humid if we were in may right now considering what the dew points a and the moisture in

the air. they'll be mid to upper 60s for highs. a little on the muggy side. compar to where we ha been e last couple of weeks, feeling pretty refreshing out there. nothing showing up on the radar right ynow. are headed to the beaches south, virginia beach, outer banks, especially the outer banks, this is the front. you can see it. it comes a the way up here and goes all the way down. it's going to hang out here. it may float a little bitso to e h and east but hanging out right here throughout the weekend. those folks in thd outer banks ong the north carolina shoreline, lots of rain and lightning. virginia beach getting it ba bad today.l this front w move back to the north as we get into early next anek. kind of out over us. that's going to bring us the rain chances. that's also going to bring us more humidity into early next week. until then, we're comfortable for this weekend. humidity starts to ve in a little bit on monday and then by tuesday, it's down right oppressive out there.

pretty much through the next we h. if you'reded to the venue, a great day to do this. i was thinking about now i'm working this evening. it's going to be a beautiful afternoon f that, for any of the -- even glling tonight, looking fantastic for that with plenty of sunshine. low humidity. sun goes down about 8:30.ay they'reg that we're watching annapolis rising. it's going to be graeat for tha. good charlotte will be there. maryland boys.od looking oday. loudoun oint county, d.c. field day. hugh cool is that.be ns at 10:00 a.m. as far as the future weather, isated showers possible. they'll be highly isolated. a lot of us stay dry until monday. monday will be our chance for rain showers and humidity. by tomorrow, mid-80s. a few more .clou an isolated chance of a shower or thunderstorm. we up the chance through 5 to 60 through monday.

we pretty much say stay in the 80s. we'll have the r en chancesh and every day next week. not as heavy rain the last couple of weeks. still, watch flooding concerns through next week. we'll have tochhe news or t

finally, we get a break from the showers. perhaps you're teknking this end, maybe hit the pool.

>> due f a little splash. the water may look clean, there may be microscopic parasites. >> consumer reporter susan hog with wha you need to avoid when it comes toswimming-related illnesses. >> whe it comes to pools, you never know what kind of germs and parasites may be lurking below the surface. >> e. coli,orovirus, there's a lot. >> the most common culprit when comes to swimming-related illnesses is cryptosupport i h o yum cryptofor short. it spreads thrgh fecal matter. >> if a child has an accident in the pool or elimination i the pool, we have to treat it right away. >> that's because regular levels ofin chle won't kill crypto. it's easy to catch also. the cdc says swallowing even a

mouthful of water filled with it can lead to weeks of diarrhea, nausea, vomiting. >> to protect yourself and your family, make sure anyo y who swims r poolmp follows si guidelines. >> anyone who is experiencing diarrhea or been sick should not swim. have people take a shower or at least rinse off before they swim and after they swim. >> so, have kids take frequent bathroom breaks to reduce the risk of ac gdents. ths for babies as well. >> the swim diapersreot pool proof. >> the fecal matter gets into the pool, don't take any chances. >> everybody out of the water, shut it down. >> the only way to effectively kill crypto is to have a professional super chlorinate the water and slowly bring tt o normal lels again, a process that can take at least eight hours. >>e it's l super germ. that's the only real way to take

it out of the pile. >> if you do get sick after swimming, you can ask your doctor to test to see if cryptousis the if it is, you should wait a full two weeks until after the symptoms stotied before get back inside of a pool. ba to you. >> thank you, susan hogan for that report. >> i'm going to hold off. atll look at the from the dry docks. live look outside right now. we're looking at boats there in the marina. beautiful start to your saturday. lauryn ricketts tracking the d ahead and some rainming it i next week. next week. oh,

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