right now at 11:00, an update to the mysteriousat deat a montgomery county element school. police tell us the body of a 17-year-old boy was found on campus friday. we a just hours away from a bridge construction project on a local highway, and we're going

to show you y what need to know. and drama on the georgetown waterfront. a 40-foot boat, reports of a poisoning, and a possible life-saving rescue. >> announcer: news4 at 11:00 starts now. tonight we begin with an update on the body found in a school parking lot in montgomery county. good evening. e-mail erika gonzalez. eve been following this allen we tonight we've learned he is a 17-year-old boy. police found the teen dead friday afternoon at south lake elementary school in gathers berg. he had been seenarlier in the day friday around the school and had been sasn playingtball at the school before. an autopsy is now being performed. new at 11:00, a woman's life saved on a boat by the u.s. coast guard tonight near the georgetown waterfront.

a man called for help this evening saying he and a woman onboard were suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning. the coast guard found the man alert, but the woman was passed out in the cin of the 40-foot boat. pet officer chris page started performing cpr while she was taken to the hospital. the woman regained consciousness. page was quoted later as saying, y training just kicked in automatically, and i'm happy i could help, end quote. the woman is expected to be survive. all right. after a dry weekend, the rainee you behind me on storm team4 radar, well, all of this is going to start moving back into the picture, and it's going t hit us at the very start to our workweek. amelia draper joins us from the weather center. amelia, what exactly can we expect ts week? >> this week rain is in the forecast pretty much every day. we're not looking atwashouts, but it's a week where you need to keep the umbrella handy. take a look. here's the latest on storm team4 radar. you can see rain down in the carolinas trying to push into

parts of virginia. this will continue to be the case overnight tonight. rain pushing in from south to north. we'll have some rain out there tomorrow morning. take a look. here'sour planner. 77 degrees. now, during the early morning hours, we'redry. just some patchy fog out there. 71 direction. still dry but cloudy by 9:00 a.m. with a temperature at 75 the late morning and midday hours we start to track rain in spotstu with a tempe at that point of 77. take a look at the rain outlook through friday. againe have rain in the forecast pretty much every day. i'm going to have more on the timing of tomorrow's rain and also what this does to our humidity levels coming up in my full forecast right around 11:15. mp thanks, amelia. president t lashing out at special counsel robert mueller today in one of his most pointed attacks against mueller sitie the russia investion began. let's take a closer looth at ose tweets, shall we? in the first one, the president repeatsany of the thing we have heard before. he said there is no collusion.

he said m theller probe is a rigged witch hunt, and accused the entire investigation of being a democratic conspiracy. but in his next tweet, mr. trump gets really personal. he says, quote, is robert mueller ever going to release his conflicts of interest with respect to president trump, including the fact that we had a vend nasty contentious business relationship. i turned him down t to head fbi one day before appointment as special counsel. and comey is his close friend, end quote. the president referring there to former fbiector james comey, whom he fired. the president didn't explain the business relationship, but "the new york times" has reported the pair had a dispute over fees at the trump national golf club. the attacks come just a few days afte we learned that mr. trump's former personal attorney, michael cohen, was willing to tellhe special counsel that mr. trump knew in advance about the infamous 2016 trump tower meeting. that sameday, the "times"

reported that mueller was combing through trp's tweet as part of the probe into obstruction of justice. all right. switching gears now, the morning commute could take longer for drivers along the gw park way. a major construction projets stn a matter of hours. news4's darcy spencer has what you need to know to b able to get through it all. >> reporter: the signs are up here along the gw parkway. a new traffic pattern is coming, and it's starting monday at 5:00 a.m. prep work is already under way on the gw parkway as crews prepare for a major construction projec it could impact your commute for some time, so you'll need to plan ead. it involves rehabbing the windy run bridge not far from spout run, and it will affect north and southbound traffic. you cee police are already in the area, and there are markers in the ro way. thousands of motorists use the parkway every day, so this could become a bottleneck. the park service will reduce the number of lanes fm four to

three, lower the speed limit to 35 miles per hour, aarw some of the travel lanes. there will always bet least one northbound ask one southbound lane open. a reversible lane will shift from northbound to southbo depending on the time of day to accommodate rush hour traffic. d you'll notice a significant police presence while workers are in thear . the work is being scheduled during the summer months when traffic here on the gwparkway is lighter. all this work is expected to wrap uim som this fall. along the parkway, darcy spencer, news4. the arch diocese of washington reacting to the resignation of former ahbishop of washington, theodore mccarrick, and they just released a lengthy statement on the abuse allegations against the former cardinal. forstatement reads in part more than 30 years, the archdiocese of washington has encouraged survivors of sexual abuse to come forward and has sought to not only addclss ms of abuse swiftly but to

also offer assistance to survivs of abuse inhe hope of bringing healing to those who have been harmed. you can read the entire statement from the archdiocese in our nbc washington app. in an unprecedented move, pope francis took away mccarrick'sle cardinal t even before his church trial. mccarrick has denied the allegations. a fight to keep the peace oss in prince george's county. top u.s. lawmakers are now hoping that the u.s. supreme court overalls a lower court's decision. according to the daily caller, texas senator ted cruz and house majority whip steve scalise of louisiana, filed a legal argument last friday. more than 100 members of congress, including both democrats and republicans, signedhe legal brief. the monument honors those who fought in world war i. the fourth circuit court ruled in favor of the american humanist association, which haid the cross sits on public land violates the separation between church and state.

wildfires are torching forests, homes, and buildings in northern califoia. the car fire has killed six people, and it is the largest fire burning i the state. it's grown to now 139 square miles. to put that into perspective for you, that is more than double the square miles of d.c. nbc's steve patterson has more. >> reporter: firefighters doing all they can toontain the blaze. >> trying to get the heavy fuels away from the line so less chance of embers crossing the lines. >> reporter: for nearly a week now, thousands of accrucrews ha been in a fierce battle. this isir whatighters are facing right now, incredibly hot temperatures, steep terrai and this heavy wind. cal fire division chief chris anthony says the conditions a unbelievable. >> extreme is not even the right

adjective to use anymore. it's just an understatement because fire is so explosive now in california. >> reporter: crews now forced to take a defensive posture. bulldozing lines and lighting backfires, praying for the smoke clear so they can continue an aerial attac and they're working around the clock, in some cases with rotations up to 36 hos. >> the biggest concern is the safety of our firefighters and the safety of the public. >> reporter: fanwhile, fear o an increasing death toll. six dead, hundreds of homes reduced to piles of rubble ocretching several . >> one minute it's fine. the next minute everybody's screaming. >> reporter: saturday, a family's worst fears realized. 70-year-old melody bledsoe and her j great-grandchildres and emily, missing since thursday, were found dead. and wit seven people still missing, the battle against this out of control fire rages on. steve patterson, nbc news, redding, california.

georgia congressman john lewis is out of the hospital after an overnight stay. his spokesperson saying that doctors gave him a clean bill of health. they haven't said what led to his hothitalization. civil rights icon is 78 years old, and he continues his fight for equal rights, which began in the '60s. if you'll remember, lewis suffered a fractured skull after being beaten by stateer tro during the historic march in selma, alabama. a deadly shooting over ain pa space is renewing calls to repeal florida's stand your ground law.am surveillanceas recording the confrontation in clearwater earlier this month. a black man shot and killed by a white m during the dispute. the sheriff's office not charging the shooter, saying he feared for his life after being shoved to the ground. some are calling the shooting unjustified. and at a town hall in florida today, new calls for action. >> black, white, and everything in between.

we have to rallyecause all of us are made less safe so long as stand yourmaround s on the books in the state of florida. every last, single one of us. >> the state's attorney's offic is now reviewing the shooting to determine if any charges will be file the tsa trackingrin citizens on commercial flights as part of a secret surveillance program? what you need to know befo you book treha

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7200 block of shockley court. this is in oxon hill. police are t oing to figur what led up to the gunfire. so far, no arrests. shortly after the 9/1 attacks, air marshals started flying commercial flights. now a new report shows that they are still flying. this time they are tailing american citizens who aren't even on any terror watch lists. it's something that many of us would find disturbing when catching our next flight. nbc's geoff bennett with a program that few knew about until now. >>eneporter: on any g day, several dozen american travelers may be tracked as part of a secret government surveillance program called quiet skies. a "boston globe" investiga reveals the tsa is putting air marshals on planes to watch u.s. citi rns who havesed red flags by their foreign travel history and other activities. >> our reporting on this is based on dozens a dozens of

government documents from within the tsa mostly and interviews with more than a dozen people the tly involved in program. >> reporter: when a traveler is selected for surveillance, a team of armed undercover air marshals is placed on the person's next flight to or from dozens of american. citi the air marshals keep close watch, taking note of whether the persons u a phone, fidgets, eats, changes clothes, or chats with other passengers. the observations are sent back to the tsa. travelers are not notified when they're being monitored. some air marshals complain the program fors them to shadow americans who pose no real threat. the tsa in a statement to nbc news says the program is not intended to surveil ordinary americans. senior government officials tell c news the quiet skies program has existed since 2010 and that the screening process has since evolved to include dozens of other factors such as suspicious financial transactions. >> there needs to be

accountability within the system. there needs to be a reason to be interested in them other than someone selected at random. >> reporter: t won't disclos whether the program has stopped any terrorists or prevented any threats. an agency spokesman says the release of such information would make passengers less safe. geoff bennett, nbc news, washington. and the tsa respond to the report saying in part, quote, contrary to theco article, w to the quiet skies published by the "boston globe," the program doesn't take into account race and religion and is not intended to surveil ordinary americans. all right. it's been just seven weeks since olympic ski bode miller and his wife lost their baby daughter. she drowned in apo swimming . the millers are trying to use this tragedy in an effort to help otherarents from having to endure what they have been through, and they are opening up an bc's savannah guthrie in exclusive interview. the millers talk about just how

quickly a child can be lost. j >> it happens in the blink of an eye. >> it's a handful of seconds, and it is literally a child in 30 0 pounds can drown seconds. and i just keep counting the 30 in my head. >> you can see savannah'sinntire rview monday morning on s4 today.ollowing n tomorrow, there will be a 24-hour blood blitz in northerv inia. it's an effort to get more people to help save other people's lives. in fairfax county today, people were rolling up their sleeves to give bloo although the health care system didn't just collect blood in this v today. th he are responsible for supplying blood for 24 hospitals in the distric and maryland and virginia. keeping the supplyp and ready is always important. those on the front lines say they see the need firsthand. >> we need 200 units of blood

every dayo fulfill our hospital needs. >> we're out there running these 911 emergencies, especially during the summertime. we see a lot of accidents, things of that nature. >> inova health car will be set up at their facility for 24 hours starting tomorrow. all right. and we take a look st thert of your workweek, and we are starting to see rain chances. it's not like they're going to taper off as theeek progresses. >> it's not going to be until next weekend when i have a dry day on the ten-day forecast. very reminiscent of this past week. this rainy pattern is setting ui take a look at your storm team4 weather headlines. we'll have rain at times during the workweek, but we'reooing have dry times too. every day is not a washout. in fact, there will be dry time, but unfortunately with an event like this, just like last week,rl it's n impossible to time out exactly when the waves of rain will be moving through thearea. in total, from tomorrow through

friday, even on into saturday, we're goio see about one to three inches this week. so by faroi we're not to see as much as we saw last week. last week we saw around ten inches of rain. but still because of how much in we saw last week and the potential for some heavier rain at times this week, some flooding is possible. 77 in wa sington. we'lrt the day tomorrow in the suburbs in the 60s and 71 mostly the district with cloudy skies and dry at 7:00 a.m. as we move toward the late morning and midday hours, though, we do start to track scattered showers and thunderstorms with a temperature around 77 degrons at a high of 83 with scattered showers and thunderstorms ftcontinuing for thenoon and potentially even on into the evening hours, but there is a chance that evening tomorrow is looking dry. here's the latest timing with future i want you to remember this is just one computer model. so it's aaieady suggested to be in the area at 8:00 a.m. i do think any rain will hold

off until about 0010:00, 1 a.m. as a warm front lifts through the area as we move toward 11:00 a.m., notice this rain moving in from the byuth. :00 p.m., pockets of heavier rain shown in the yellows and a oranges, that' chance for a few thunderstorms as well. we'll then continue to track rain for t evening commute, and even 9:00 p.m., you're taking the dog out for the last time tomorrow evening.po ntially still dealing with some showers. tuesday, scattered showers are potentially already out there by the morning hour and this rain is going to bring our humidity levels back up. this weekend really not that bad for late july here in d.c. tomorrow starting to feel a little bit humid, but then tuesday right on through fridaye it'sng oppressive out there. so temperatures in the 80s will feelbo five degrees warmer when you factor in that humidity. the weather is going to have a moderate to even high impact on your week. for exercise, the best bet iso going be during the morning hours each day. as the sun heats the ground and the grounts the air, that's

going to increase our chance for thunderstorms. again, your commute, you'll be dealing with some rain at time take alook. here's the ten-day forecast. 70% chance for rain monday, tuesday, and wednesday. thuray and friday wil bring that down to 60% chance. otherwise, plenty ofn clouds the forecast, especially for the middle and later part of e week. temperatures all week long, a, erik in the 80s. next weekend, a chance for some showers and thunderstorms on saturday, but it's not a wash. sunday right now lking mainly dry and pretty nice. >> so keep the umbrellas handy. >> yes. and keep the hope alive for the weeken >> all righ thank you, ma'am. we've got some breaking news ou about. we want to take you out to the beltway in alexandria. these are live pictures we can shic you at tra stopped after a car caught fire. the is happening alo inner loop of the beltway. this is just after the woodrow wilson bridge. we're working to learn if there are any injuries.

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we have breaking news tonight on the nationals. trai turner, it's not been a goodeek for him. tweets with racially insensitive language and homophobic slurs resurfac resurfaced attributed to his account back in 2011 and 2012 when he was a student at north carolina state. president mike rizzo says turner has apologized to him and the organization. turner in fact just issued the following statement saying, in part, i am sincerely sorry for those tweets a apologize wholeheartedly. i believe people who know meho

understand regrettable actions do not reflect my values of whom i am. but i understand the hurtful nature of such language and i'm sorryf it brought any negative light to the nationals organization, to myself or the game that i love. also, of course, we've got the game on the field. today against thein ma trouble in this second. oh, boy. this is the opposing pitcher, jose orrennia just his second hit in 31 at-bats this season. put the marlins up 1-0. orena also throws six innings of. blanked by the marlins 5-0. two straight losses for the nats. it's hard to believe as we're stuck i this cul-de-sac of humidity and rain that one day in the notis toont future, we will enjoy crisp fall afternoons and football games played with meaning. with those images stuck in ourn eye, we deal with the reality that the redskins' 2018 journey really has only just

begun. but today a milestone toward those fall afternoons. the intensity ramping up. training camp practice with now a day off on monday. new quarterback alex smith continuing to develop chemiry with receivers like jamison crowder. smith may be new, bute's a seasoned vet. younger guysike rookie running back darius geist continuing to get acclited to the nfl life the second round pick sat down with sherree burruss today. a sneak peek on what you're going to see on "sports final" tonight. >> nfl training camp, how has it been goi so far? >> it's been going out.y finall got out here with the guys put on s pads and stuff, you can tell as a rookie how much do you know. the few days, it's been hot, sometimes cloudy, muddy. you just got to be able to adapt and get ud to the different weather climates and stuff. but overall it's beenllery >> darius geist already a fan favorite before even playing a

gameor the skins. after the news on "sports o final," more his tough journey to the nfl. which players on the team he is learning hafrom, and they are teaching him. that's coming up right after the news at 11:35. and we also have m andyray playing tennis against wayne rooney. >> all right. >> i thinktat's worthng up for. >> we will stay up. dave, right? i do. it's a busy, busy place. whenever you're ready. it happens every time. i've got it. and every time, she wins. you always do this. no, no. i insist.

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