weather. >> we need it. it's been two weeks that have felt soaking wet. >> we're moving past it. aittle cloudy as we're joined by brittany from our nbc station in philly helping us out a bringing some sunshine? >> i'm bringing some sunshine. it's a warm welcome. we'll reclaim the summer for two days with temperatures expected to push into the high 80s and we're drying out. right now we're starting off on the mild side. winchester at 68.'r if y closer to hagerstown we're at 73 and temperatures in washington in the mid 70s to start. you can see the clouds there in the background. although it is a cloudy and foggy start for parts of the area we're going to see more 1nshine. 79 by00 a.m. by the time you head out for lunch,nd sunny it will push into the 80s. highs around the region for we'll push into the mid to high 80s. temperatures in washing n today

87degrees. if you were closer to culpeper, ng. happeight now. the search is on for a missing mother of five. she lives in new york but her suv was spotted in fairfax county. >> and noas one heard from the 50-year-old woman since last weekend. police say she left home to go to philadelphia but officers found her vicle in virginia and arrested the man they found behind the wheel. news 4 reports. >> reporter: a 50-year-old woman, a mother of five drove from home in new york to philadelphia this past weekend. the nypd says's in danger. >> her family reported her missingn july 28th because they just haven't heard from her in several days. it'sighlyunusual from what the family says. >> reporter: fairfax county

police found her car monday a man was inside the suv with a handgun and neededal med attention. it's unclear why the suv and the man were in fair fax. >> we're asking for the public's help right now in figuring this out and locating the woman. >> reporter: police say the man and the woman know each other but they're not saying how. and detectives believe the woman was harmed. they're n telling us why because they say it's part of the investigation. right now they're questioning the man about her disappearance. >> our detectives are f through with every investigative lead, interviews, processing evidence. >> reporter: this morning the suspect is charged with grand larceny and possession of a concealed weapon. a judge issued no bond. no word when his next court hearing is. a police urgone with information if you know where this woman is, they want to hear from you.ll the fairfax county police department. in fair faxst ion, news 4.

>> $25 million, that's how much a local family wants from u.s. park police because two officers shot and killed their son. the family's grief began eight months ago when someone ranth io back of a jeep on the gw mparkway. the left the scene and police chased him. officers approached the jeep and fired nine times. the man was not armed. the government refuses t share more information about what happened that night. the family hopes a wrongful death lawsuit will lead to more answers. >> i don't care who wants to say this was just.as this not just. they did not do their job. >> i don think will ever recoesr from this for the r of my life. i don't think time in this case would help. >> and we did reach out to the u.s. attorney'soffice. they declined to comment on the lawsuit. an uber driver says a passenger choked her, threatened

to kill her and stole her car. d.c. polic tell news 4 the driver picked up the passenger early wednesday morning near the trump hotel. the driver says the woman became irate yelling and accusing her of ignoring her directions. the passengwe overd the driver and took off with the car. detectives arrested a woman of northwest washington. she is charged with carjacking. developing this morning a new report from the washington post connecting a former member of the trump campaign with a suspected russian agent. >> the post reports e-mails provided to the senate intelligence committee. they show maria butina and j.d. rdan socializedefore the election. gordan works on president trump's campaign and tran igs team. he says hisac intons with butinaere harmless and she networked with many people in shwashington. e is accused of trying to push

moscow's agenda. emergency crews continue to monitor the college lake dam in virginia here. this over concerns that more rain could cause more damage than this. d if that fails, the water depth in the town could exceed 17 feet in 7 minutes. 150 homes were evacuated in less than two hours thursday evening due to the floodg from the dam. right now city officials say the dam is stable and safe. they're workio lower the water levels and make any needed repairs soe can return home this weekend. calling out a major gun rights organization. the march for ouriv movement taking their fight to the front today.of the nra >> they've been marching all summer long nationwide demanding gun reform. the group will t meet at nra head quarters in a matter of hours. good morning, derek. >> reporter: good morning. this is a national day of action for that group, thehe march on

nra. it's made up of some students from marjory stoneman douglas high school, some survivors of other mas shootings and people say they want more restricts on guht rig in the united states and the banning of cyptain t of weapons. this is the nra head quarters. they'veeen girding themselves for the protest f quite a while now. we have folks down there who have been here since early this morning. the fencing has gone up. right now there are more police and emergency vehicles here than protesters. now, some of the groups have been pulling out of marches in other cities for colorado, for instance, because of w rt had beorted as threats against participants in the protest. however, we don't hav any word of anything like that happening here. they promise a peaceful but passionate march. the folks you see with the flags on the corner, they are supporters of the nra, and we talked to those folks abo why they felt they had to come out here today. take a look.

>> it's not the weapon. it's the mind set. until we can come to a solution to cure or stop somebody mind set, you're never going to stop the mass killings. it's not the onwe it's the ideology of people to do it. >> reporter: now, whether that is middle gund or notremains to be seen. the nra is going through it own issues. reports they are cashtrapped and other reports that they've been infiltrated by russian agents. they're standing strong with their positions and at about noon there's a rally. it's expected to last about ree hours. most of the roads will be closed around this area. if you're in this area of the national rifle association head quarters, you might want to plan ahead and look out for roadblocks. there will be police around to direct you around the area of the closure. back to you. all right. thank you.

coming up on 9:08 on this saturday still ahead a community bracing for a potential eruption from a massive volcano. plus ten months after he committed the deadliest mass shtingn modern america history, investigators release eport on the las vegas gunman. does it come close to answering the question why did he do it? the time right now is 9:08. stay with us.

ten monthsater andt's still a mystery why stephen paddock opened l fire on th vegas strip. >> las vegas police have issued their final report into what is the deadliest mass s oting in u.story. officials say paddock was an unremarkable man who showeds sif a troubled mind leading up to the shooting but they said they do not what exactly prompted him to shoot from a hotel room killing 58 people

back in ocdeber. fel officials have said the attack had no link to terrorism. several volcanos in chile could erupt at any moment. there's a huge push right now to educate people about it. an area made up of 18 volcanos is currently under an orange alert after perts determined a large scale eruption could happen in days or months. officials have taught people what to do in the e stlaent it does pp. last month chile authorities deployed emergency officials and installed check points to detect any possible eruptions. you remember the woman who scaled the statue of liberty as a political protest? she made her second court appearance this week. she used it as a fashion statement. she wore a shi thatead "i really care why won't you" it's an apparent jab at the jacket the first lady wore.

she climbed the statue in protest of the policy of separating immigrant cheldren from parents at the herder. >> statue of liberty in the name of justice. >> she pleaded guilty to flee federal misdemeanor charges and faces a maximum penalty of six months in prison as well as a fine. at 9:12 this morning, nasa has some reasons to celebrate. that's right. they've bee shulending astronau on russian rockets. now nasa introduced a new team of astronauts on friday. omey'll fly for the first time inrcial spacecrafts. the boeing star liner and spacex

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9:16. the breaking news keeps us in the district where you looking live at union station. you can see a lot of activity out front. we've learned there was an evacuation for some reason that is yet to be declared as of now. we know that the alarm was going off there. there was a possible sprinkler that was going off, and we don't yet know how if at all this is impacting train service. we do know several of the folks who were inside have now just been taken -- it looks like they're allowed back in. k insidebeen allowed b to union station. it's not clear what prompted

this. we'll bring you updates as they come into our news room. >> you can always join us live on facebook as well in the nbc washington page. we're live gathering more information. we know that when tngs take a turn for the worst we rely on our first responders. you saw them right there. in this case it's good t samaritat jumped in as well. a car crash in california, they all cam togethero save a trapped unconscious driver. here's nbc's lester holt. >> reporter: it was late a night in california right there on the side of the road a car engulfed in flames. a man trapped inside. >> i think the nice thing to do was help. we ran over here. we were trying to throw anythin on it, water, dirt. >> reporter: and when first responders did arrive, they worked hand in hand to drag the iver to safety.

michael becker a corrections officer whose car was damaged by woods' vehicle was one of those ruingin. >> we were able to pull one individual out. the other one was already out. hopefully everybody is safe. >> we got them out on time. the fire went up in flieames afr at. >> reporter: both are expected to survive thanks to incredible group of stranrs and g above and beyond. >> the people around to be able to help out and save a life tonight. and all of it on video. incredible. lester holt with that report. several vehicles were involved in the wreck. the victims' injuries ranged from minor to more seriousones. > we've had our fair share of flooding recently, but take a look at thisscene. this is out of albany, new york yesterday. you can see the cars her are completely submerged in the

water. some parts of the area experienced heavy rains, and we also hear 60 miles per hour winds as well as hail. >> quite a mess. and cleaning up a w messhow you significant progress here made in the effort to remove the heavy debris and trash from the chesapeake bay. the problem was o becauthe storms and heavy rain. some good news? sandy point state park beach reopening friday to swimmers. here's the warning. state officials say the heavy rains may have caused the bacteria levels to bete ele a bit. if you're planning to swim, don't swallow the water. and you may want to put on shoes. angie' advice, never swallow the water. >> just don't swallow the water there or in a pool o pool. all right. welcome. ny from philadelphia, our sister station is helping us out. a lot of peopleg tak vacation here and there. it is so lovely to have byou. yought good weather.

>> i brought good weather. i was saying earlier it's raining in philly. this is a treat for me. i get to hang out in d.c. for the weekend and join bu. itn a lot of fun. we're drying out. a lot of people want to head to the beach. finally dry weather on the way for ustoday. heading into tomorrow. ser look at what to expect into the rest of your weekend. you can already see on the camerarbational . we're starting off with cloudy skies. but we'll see a littleore nshine as the day goes on. temperatures stay close to average. however, as we go into tomorrow we'll start to push into the 90s and we are going to sta there into the start of your workweek. that means we could have a heat wave on our hands. the good t is we're drying out. we are going to see the chance of a few stray a showers we go into this afternoon. i'll show you exactly whe. ggy conditions for parts of the area. shenandoah valley and a cloudy start for most of the area. we're dryingut finally for the weekend. that includes today, tomorrow, and monday. cler look atne thing we're

watching for a few of the local creeks and rivers. floodi is a possibility until this afternoon. the creeks by winchester and also near culpeper, be ceful driving. turn around and find another way to go. the radar, we're done with the rain. everything is nice and dry. most of the rain is well offo the northeast of us heading into philly and new york. if you plan to head north, you'll run into more raine the futast shows what i was talking about, the chance for a stray shower heading into the afternoon. n not recommending anum ella, but we'll see the chance of a orray shower for today and again into the afternoonomorrow. right around 4:00, south of winchester we could see an isolated thunderstorm. mainly dry today, tomorrow and wnday. however, as head into tuesday, things start to change. we will start to see a chance of showers back in the forecast. closer look at the weekend

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>> yes. news 4 has more on how fairfax county is trying to control the mosquito population. >> reporter: these labre technicians working to protect us from mosquitos that transmit the west nile disease which can be deadly. from april unt october they' busy at the fairfax county health department's mosquito lab. they're looking for mosquitos infected with a virus that can tr tsmit disease. their numbers are growing because of the recent rains. >> meaning there is the potential for more increased west nile virus activity in our area. >> reporter: the work to find infected mosquitos starts by setting upraps in parks adds storm water management facilities and water sheds. on the average there are four cases each year of west nile disease throughout the county over the past few years. now, the current patient i from the northeast portion of the county. g> we did a recent analysis and found that hav a case in a

particular area of the country wase predict of having a second or third or fourth case inhat same area. >> reporter: he says to avoid mosquito bites, use mosquito repellant. wear long pants and long sleeves to cover exposed skin. and avoid areas where mosquitos are common during peak biting timest dusk and dawn. are you getting bit a lot? >> yep. definitely. a little bit every time i take a walk in the woods. >> reporter: it's important to empty containers with standing water onc a week to control mosquitos. reporting fromrf f county, chris gordan, news 4. >> well, still ahead, new details about terrifying moments in a quietermantown neighborhood. >> we have the video. we'll show you the moment gunfire erupted on the shieet ever that happened after. plus the wildfire battle. this is going o right now in california. but those on the front lines are getting some help from folks right here in ourarea.

we'll share that story when news 4 today continues on this saturday morning.

missing woman. fair fax police are looking into the msing woman from new york. no one has heard from the 50-year-old woman since last

weekend. his morning "the washington post" reporting maria butina accused of being a russian agent met with trump associate j.d.an goefore the 2016 election. goan worked on president trump's campaign and transition team. holding rsteady. thent rains have put a dam under stress. this morning there are concerns it could fail. if that happens the town would be und 17 feetf water in less than 10 minutes. >> we want to continue to update story out ofeaking d.c. this is a live picture of union station. emergency responders on the ground ther this after he just got confirmation from d.c. fire it was probably about 40 minutessor that they evacuated union station. this after what they describe it to be box alarm went off. and that followed reports of some type of sprinkler being activate that's what they're invaes

gaiting at this point. >> no reports of flame or smoke. we're waiting on word as to how this may impact ill at train service, and that would be both amtrak and metro operating out of union station. folks are being allowed back in firefighters still on thee. sc welcome back in to news 4 >> we want to thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. we're ready to kick o this weekend, have a cup of coffee and kick off a good forecast. >> you're empty.ee you to fill up. >> we'll get you a refill. we're joined by a special guest from philadelphia in t the weekend and bringing nice weather. brittany ship. >> i am thef bearer great news. we're drying out. here's the capital breezy conditions. the flags are flow bloeg. nice and dry for avus. we a slight chance for a spray shower. all of the activity all the

heavy downpours to the north and east. if you'reakg a road trip north s we'll rain. a closer look at the gardening tip. weeds are easier t remohen the soil is moist. a good idea is to pull them n before -- while they're young before they have a chance to produce seedst for n year and with dry conditions, it will be a nice day to head out into the garden. coming up, we'll talk about the potential heat wave on the way starting with temperaturesnto the 90s by tomorrow. seeings morning we are the panic and terror a quiet germantown neighborhood faced last year. folks woke up to the sounds of gunfire thad kil one person and left three wounded. >> jackie bensen says evidence against a man just convicted of the crime b includey video. we want to warn you that some may find thi disturbing.

>> reporter: montgomery county police officers arriving at the home on kitchen houseway on germantown in april were met by a scene o horror. four people shot. one, a w19-year-old, fatally wounded. >> this is a very violent incident. this is a very troubling incide. the community was a peaceful residential area. >> reporter: a spokesma for the montgomery county state's attorneys office says after an eight-day trial jurors convicted the man of rder. trial testimony revealed he and a second man arrested in coection with the case, erik lee, had a short time before the home invasion, robbed two occupants of the house as they got out of a car. court documents say the shooter manded to know where the marijuana was. >> the individual and his accomplice rlly decided that they would rob individuals of a small amount of marijuana.

ilmean, and some cash. they were fr with their victim. >> evidence introduced in the trial includedmas of the get away vehicle, a blue camry that was carjacked days earlier in prince george's county. one exhibit was a fingerprint found inside the car. it was matched to williams. in addition to murder, williams was also convicted of several counss of first degreelt and armed robbery. he's also charged with a murder that took place aew days later in maryland. at the montgomery county courthouse jackie benson, news 4. out west firefighters have be working around the clock to battle the wildfires across ia califo they're getting some help this morning from satellite analysts in our area. that includes the massive carr fire in redding. that scorched an area threee times the s of d.c. we get a behind the scenes look. experts in an office use the

satellite photos to measure smoke density and they canmo tor how fires are spreading. here's what's really cool. this is not just helpful for current fires. >> in some of the remote areas that are not being monitored o perhaps there aren't residences or people nearby, we could be one of the first one to sta mapping and following these fires before they have an impact on lives and property. how about that? forecasting fires. we're told satellites refresh automatically providing new information every five minutes. a a little more intrigue and mystery to one of d.c.'s highest profile murder cases. attorneys for the man accused in the manchin murders someone else killed the family. a judge ruled not only is the evidenceib permi but the defense team does not need to present it to the prosecution before the trial begins on.

september 5t prosecutors say that dna evidence places the man the home but the jury will have to decide if he's the killer or not. this morning some journalists are taking to social media speaking out against the neyseum. a website drew atteno shirts that bear the phrase you are very f fake news sale on their website. fake news is an expression president trump uses to describe media outlets whose overage he doesn't like. they are also selling a version of trump's red make america great again hat. a spokesperson sayshe fake news t shirts are satire. she goes onto say, quote, we're awwell e of the political temperature in the country, but we will continue to be a nonpartisan organization that champions the rights of all to freeeech. end quote. a loudoun county man has returned to his roots and helted cr giant work of public

art. >> here's the thing. this inot going to find a gallery or a public square. in fact, even though this thing is as tall as a building, it's hidden in plain sight. >> this is the first real big mural in loudoun i've done. r orter: this artist grew up and now lives in richard. he's been working a on huge five panel mural at one loudoun many of who visit one loudoun won't even see the artwork unless you know whereo look. so this is the side of the alamo draft houa cin that most of us see. you have to go around back if you wa to find themural. >> it's really bizarre. , a murali spend a lot of time painting murals right in front of people and that have really good vual impact. this might be the longest i've worked on a mural for such a small amount of people to se and the neatest thing is what's been so positive and sond ful about this whole

experience is i've met almost everybody that's going to be living in front of my mural. and then i've had conversations about why i was painting it and theut themes a it, and why i was using certain colors. what it was like to come back loudoun.owing up in >> reporter: the mural celebrates the old and the new right here inco loudoun ty. >> i wanted to create a mural that cldebrated inji knewty and old ideals and how it's turned into something new. iicked the washington and old do minion rail i used to see the remnants of that old line. r then illy got interested in the story. i think the whole story line of s indicative of what's happening in loudoun. you had a very rural t areat has had development and such an immediate growth pattern that it was inevitable that a lot of things were going to change. >> on mine i took the idea of

nature, the eagle, and the plain, and combined them. >> to be honest, when we create these rals, we're creating stories. they're color images of people's thesals aren't going to be lives. there forever. thhope is the legacy of thought sticks with people forever. >> pretty the mural is now finished. plans are in the works for a plans are in the works for a rmal unveilin

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them who knew her and are shocked to hear she's accused of arson. >> reporter: for the people who live and work here, that way of life now gone. a massive fire burning through the nightoy desg al's deli and several apartments above. vestigators say this former server set the fire. 26-year-old jessica pool. she worked at als until she was recently let go. >> we wouldave lost everything. >> reporter: keith smith used to live in one of the apartments but had moved out before the fire. when he heard the news, he racer >> oh, awful. just beyond belief. beyond belief. especially as good as al was to workers and customers. >> reporter: he said he also used to eat a 's and had pool as his server. her.ou wouldn't see it in i didn't know she was capable. >> reporter: was she a good server? >> oh,lu ably. >> reporter: across the street workers say they k the suspect. >> she used to come over and eat

lunch all the time. i always thought she was a nice girl. real nice girl. pretty surprised that she did something like that, but you never know. >> and had good fun at the table and everything like that. enjoyed a huge breakfast and sat there just unbelievable. >> reporter: no one answered the door when we knocked at pool's house, but her neighbors say they're also shocked by the accusations. >> i'll probably talk with the kids to be more cautious and things like that. becauseou never know who anybody is. >> reporter: and pool had also been arrested for dui few weeks ago and theft a few yea before that. she'll appear in august for the arson charge. still ahead a story you saw first on news next weekend the unite the right rally is going to be held in the district. >> n, this was the same rally that turned deadly in charlottesville last year. thinking about special arrangements to help get the group around town. not everybo is happy abo

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firstw to a story you s on four. d.c. police and metro working on controveial syet plans ahead of the unite the right rally. >> they don't want a repeat of charlottesville last year. you may see police escorts and separate trains for tpr esters. as news 4 reports this is an idea that's not sitting well

with everyone. >> reporter: this was the scene august in charlottesville when the unite t right rally went from confrtational to deadly. now the white supremist group is coming here, planning to hold a rallyde the white house next sunday. d.c. councilmember jack evans, chairman of the metro board, says police and metro officials are worried about the possibility of violence. if the white supremacists te enco protesters clash. >> we havet groups t will be at odds with each other. we'd like to keep them separate. we don't want any incidents on metro. >> reporter: according to the website, the plan is for the white supremacists to the ve -- vienna metro station

and march to puensylvania av >> we're trying to see how can we keep the groups separate so we don't have any incidents but at the same time not put in place different programs that could be a problem for us in the future. >> reporter: metro riders we spoke with today raised concerns. >> that's a white supremacist views are getting their own train, it shows okay, we as a collective are giving them a means for theirgr band, for their beliefs. so when it comes to other protes, for lg black lives matter, they were never given their own separate trains. >> reporter: evans says they plan an escort for the protesters from foggy bottom metro to the white house. >> definitely a story that is dividing pe wle, andre hearing from social media a lot of you chiming in on the facebook live right now, too. we'll see how it unfolds. >> we'll walk you through itound keep posted. this weekend a special visitor.

we have brittany shipur from nbc station joining us, helping us out with nice weather. >> happy to besphere,ially to deliver this forecast. we're drying out after weeks of wet weath affecting our weekend. now we get to out and about. ere's so many events happening this weekend, and our werther is going to cooperate. here's a closer look at what to expect overhe weekend into even the next couple of days. four things over the next days shows today drying out.um sunday hot and. temperatures heading back to the 90s. tinday hot and muggy. it will be dry. no rain. tuesday rain returns. our dry days are in your opinioned. we'll have more on that in the 10 -day. the radar showing us the unsettled weather pushing out heading to philadelphia and new york. the rain is north. we're scanning in the radar and not finding rain. ying out. future weather takes us into the rest of the afternoon. a few clouds.

we'll seeore sunshine toward the afternoon. take a look at what i'm watching for y tthe south right outside the beltway. weekend see a little bit of scattered shower activity. that's going to be closer to 3:30. not recommending an umbrella. in fact, you'll need your s sunglass sunglasses. sunday more sunshine to start. one thi i am watching is the possibility of just a quick tisolated downpourthe south of winchester. that's going to be closer to the afternoon. we have a lotf moisture coming up from the south. we have a moist atmosphere. t not going to take a t for us to see an instability shower two. stray showers today. into sunday and monday nice and dr it is going to be on tuesday that we have another chance for rain. decent chance. about 60% chance. our temperatures rightow at 76. lighter wind speeds out of the west. mostly cloudy skies to art. mo sunshine by the afternoon. a high today of 87 degrees.

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hting the road for your family vacation this summer we are helping you find the cheapest gas and coolest attractions along the way. >> consumer reporer susan with the four apps you should download before you hit the road. >> okay. we may not be able to keep the kids from fighting in the backseat of the car. however, we drack down a bunch of really cool apps that may make your o timethe road a little more enjoyable. first things first, you'll wt to hit the road with a full tank of gas. the get outside app willelp you pay less at the pump saving up to 25 cents per gallon. fill up andnap a photo of your recei receipt. you'll earn cash back and you can cash out with papal or a check at any time. get up side launched in d.c. two years ago and it's expanding along the east coast. ooking for an atm or go-to

coffee shop or restaurant? check out i exit. it tells you what is near every highway exit. you don't get stuck settling for ati gas staon lunch only to find something betr at the next exit. for television foo show fans, there's restaurants and eateries that have appeared o various shows. plug in your starting point and destination and indicate how far off coue you're willing to venture and bone appetite. want to add adventure? ro road trippers finds off road attractions. one other cool thing about getup. it's a d.c. basedco any. they're now offering cash back deals at local restaurants and grocery stores as well. we have a link to all of these apps we just talked just go onto our nbc washington app and search "travel apps". backo u. very cool. thanks, susan. here are four things toknow.

fair fax police arrested a man found inside the suv of a woman missing from new york. no one h hasrd from the 50-year-old woman since last weekend. shwas supposed to be heading to philadelphia, but never arrived. "the washington post" reporting this morning maria butina, accused of being an russagent, met with a trump associate before the 2016 election. his name is j.d. gordan. gordan worked on president trump's campaign and tran igs team. ahead of the uhete t right rally metrool and pice are consideringra alternateffic for the group's members in an effort keep them away from counterprotesters and avoid clashes like the one in charlottesville last year. in southwest virginia the recent rains putting a dam under stress. this morning there are concerns it could fail. if that happenshe town would be under 17 feet of ater in less than ten minutes. >> wow. >> a lot of folks just want to

dry out. it sounds like today they'll be able to. >> find a reason to get outside. >> there'sots of events happening. weather is going to cooperate. 87.igh of we're finally dry. we have a chance for stray shower and then as we go into tomorrow, dry. more sunshine. temperatures head into the 90 we could have a heat wave on our hands. >> we like that. >> i likeeo say it l that. it make it more fun. >> that does it for news 4 today. if you want to go shop, tax free weekend in virginia. >> that's right. >> good >> thank you. >> you'll be back tomorrow? >> yes. here. adam will be >> we'll see you right?

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