ship who's joining us from our sister station in philadelphia. hey, brittany. >> i'm hap t deliver another dry day so i think that means you guys will invite me back, you probably like this forecast. blue sky, lots ofe sunsh expected. the heat and humidity is going to stay with us. and as we go into the rest of today, we'll continue to see wall to wall sunshine. we're at 79lready in washington. temperatures in hagerstown, 78 degrees and again as we go into the rest of your morning, we wll quicklym into the mid 80s as early as 11:00 a.m.tu our tempe today 94 degrees, and we could kick off a at wave today. i'm going over the detls on what you can expect in my forecast. a live report o right now of the "washington post" this morning, the paper obtained a report from the federal transit administration detailing the me federal gove's plan to shut down all of metro if it was there was ahat threat to public safety.

>> the paper says that because of metro's chronic safety issues, it's t only transportati transportation -- i warranted the system could be shut down and chained barriers to keep people from entering the system. this is only a plan and not likely to go into effects any time soon. the utwn would last as long as necessary and federal officials would be called in to oversee the work. the post reports that until regulators are satisfied, federal fundingeould even with held from the transit system. we have reached out to metro to get a response, but so far we have not heard back. this morning we are learning that there will be no special trains and no policess according tos for next weekend's unite the right rally.

the measures that were under consideration sparked a backlash. >> reporter: metro board chairman jack evans says there's no plan to provide separate trains for the unite the right rally on sunday after news4 broke this story about evans' original suggestion sparked a backlash zplvmt backlash. >> i want to maket very clear that metro will not have separate cars for unite the right rally. >> reporter: officials are concerned there could be violence like there was in charlottesville when a counterd monstrator was killed one year ago. evans says he doesn't know how demonstrators could be kept separate. >> drawing lines or making choices i'm not sure that would be lel.

>> we think it's outrageous that ramada and jack evans and the police deptment would consider providing private transport to the klan and the nazis when they come to washington, d.c., it's not only outrageous, it's unconstitutional. >> reporter: the group's civil rights lawyer says it shoul h nevee been on >> it's an embarrassment. >> reporter: d.c. police are also weighing in on a suggestioh they provide escort for the group. there is no plan to provide a police esct for the group. our goal is to monntain separaetween the dw demonstrators and other groups. metro's union also came out against this idea saying it would be unfair to have train operators basically certain as private chauffeurs for a hate group.

developing this morning out of princgeorge's county, a man was killed after being hit by a car on route 202. this happened just before 11:00 last night. police say a man was crossing the roahe at the time and driver of the car that hit him did stay on the scene to cooperate with responding officers, that victim's name has not been released. aouble shooting investigation happening in rockville. two men i found shoide a car. one man died on the scene, the other is said to be in grave condition. policeal received a yesterday afternoon. the car was at a park and rid't lot that doeeem to be operational. and happening now, we know that d.c. police are vestigating a series of sexual offenses allommitted the same night, possibly, they say, by the same guy.>>

dave ward joins us from the r street area in northwest d.c. where all the crimes happened. what do we flow about this? >> reporter: it's disturbing ce podescribe these a lewd, ind indecent acts. the first happened about 100, a woman was walking in this area when she was apparently approached from hind and assaulted. the suspect in that case ran off. butho a time later it happened again, or something similar to it happened again, ia this , the suspect expose himself to another woman andan off. now the third one happened maybe about 45 minutes later. apparently he came up behind a woman, assaulted her and ran

off. in each case, the descripti is very similar and police are working on the assumption that this may behe same person. they described this individual as a white male with an athletic build, 25 to 35 years olds, 6 no foot, to 6'2". he was wearing dark shorts and running police want anyone's help if anyo thinks they have seen this person or had something similar happen and not reported it. sometimes these things start off with what are called misdemeanor offenses but they can turn into certainly something more serious which is why police want to find him. developing this morning meanwhile, in venezuela, president niolas meduro says he has survived an assassination attempt. this is a video showing the moment when all this happened. you can see the crowd running

after they heard an explosio check out the video for yourself. there was a blast that injured seven of the country's national guard troops. meduro and his wife weren't hurt. fire officials say this was actually a gas explosion that happened a few blocks away, meduro said that it was an assassination attem by the u.s. and colombia. and a car in a gas station garage caught fire after he was being worked on. a work light fell and that was ignited some fuel that was being drained from the car's gas tank. this all happened in 1southwest d.c. a firefighter did go to the hospital for heat related dolice have lost a .sues. critical membero their unit.

the oldest horse in their unit has died. he was the most eerienced horse not unit. they help with crowd control during special events and protests. d.c. police tweeted that shamus loved children and took part in many community events. that i a loss. an update this morning, the n newseum pulled some controversial products off the shelf, t-shirts that say fake news. the new sseumou sen aba pon apo sayit journalists are not the enemy of the people, a phrase f bquently used president trump. taking a look at the capital eel. the sun is up and people are

moving abou it's going to get pretty hot. brittany ship has a look at our sunday forecast. machines have been placing workers for deadlines, but what about replacing the workers for just a few hours? we te going toe a

welcome back. the nation's factories are em facing a pro this morning. but this is a god one od one to right? >> some companies are saying that as factories are booming, they're having trouble hiring workers. >> reporter: demand for their seat belt parts has doubled over the last year, and keeping up has been a challenge for manager

rob simon. so beyond putting up a hiring sign in the wiow,ioneer turned to start up higher bottlbotics for help. for labor intensive jobs that once belonged to people. how much is one of these? >> a robot like this, our starting rate is about $15 an hour. >> reporter: the bots work about 80 hours a week. pioneer manager says they started renting out robots to defray the huge cost of buying a bot. >> these robots are 30% more productive than hue mman worker. what was your reaction when you found out robots were coming in to do your job. >> i didn't think it would worky >> reporter:2030, 800

million workers around the world could be replaced by row botds. >> robotic options downtown mean thmean -- downtown mean that peopl are goi to lose their jobs, they'll just have an opportunity to do other jobs within the it. nization. >> reporter: thoa new rise of t schine at least today i taking some humans with it. 9:13 right now. 79 degrees, are you ready for a heat wave. >> all right, it kind of goes mlike that. yoht want to brush up on that on the break. >> we'll try this athin a time. anyway, brittany ship is here and she's telling us the and she's telling us the temperatures are

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home to his family when his check engine light came ono he pulled over on the side of the road. >> she's at home waing on m and i got kids i need to watch in the morning. >> reporter: but he didn't make it home that night in april 2017. this stafford county sheriff's dash cam video shows the ment ls updeputy fullford p and asks for id. >> have i committed a crime? >> no, you didn't. you're still required to identify yoursem. >> i free to go? n n . >> not right now. >> he was arrested for stsisting arre. >> he's right, he's 100% right. >> reporter: virginia based criminal defense attorney tom walsh sayse sees why the judge

threw out the case. he walks up a ands for id and the gentleman says no and he doesn't need to. that gentleman technically could walkaway, and he attempts to ord he asks to, the police officer says no, you can't. >> with officers and civilians of our color, and, you know, it's time that w stand up for our rights and do this the right way. >> we did reach out to the stafford countysheriff's department, we're told that thec cannot commentse of the pending litigation, we also attempted to interview deput fulford but he has not responded to our request. >> interesting how he knew his rights and how it came along there together. >> i mean when an officer just asks for your idea, i just automatically show it.

so i learning a lot from the story. 9:18 right now and we're talking about the weather and how we have closed the complaint department. >> w ve. >> you can't say it's too hot after it's been too or two weeks. >> it was wet for a long time, but we're switching all the rain for the heat and humidity, but i'll take that over carrying your umbrella everywhere. if you're headed out again, take your sunscreen, yake sure drink plenty of water. feels like temperatures close to 100 degrees today, but our actual high will stay in the low to mid 90s for most of the area. you can seall the surgnshine. we're dealing with a little bit of cloudiness last night and this morning. we're tracking bright as we go through the rest of the weekend. the possibility for a heat wave, we'll have about three straight days of temperatures in the 90sd g into monday and tuesday, potentially into wednesday as well. more rain chancack in our forecast as we get to the 10-day

in just a bit. closer look at our clouds right now, you can see most of the area is clear, although we're seeing clouds just to theso h. temperatures in gaithersburg at 79 degrees, haggerstown and manassas at8 degrees. as soon as you head out the door, it's going to feel sticky, it's going to feel warm, and a lot of locations are in the low 90s and the high 80s, and at 3:00 to 4:00, we'reng loo at the middle 9s. a hot day on tap for us. the question is how long are these dry days going to last, we have today and we also have morrow. butoing into tuesday, we have a chancfor more rain, we have a better chance for widespread rain for tuesday. temperatures today will head

into the 90s. degrees, hot and humid conditions expected for us. but i suggest heading to the pool. take a look at these temperatures, it will be nice , d warm, low 990s by 2: middle 90s by 4:00. one, two, three days in the 90s we r we did have -- a slight chance as we go into thursday and friday into next week. we should dry out as we head into next weekend. i'm markar at nbc news. this week we saw another example of a phenomenon that's become to this white house. the tapresident's says one thing and the president says something completely different. in this cas it was russian interference in u.s. elections.

>> top administration officials made an appearance in the white house briefing room to hammer home one message, that the united states takes the meddling in the upcoming midterms a they are taking steps to stop it. >> is rush thatsia a threat or ? and why does trump continue to ignore or deny what all of his ignore or deny what all of his top aids have said over

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a bit of hometown pride and some controversy at this year's hall of fame ceremony. >> the inducts were ray lewis and terrell owens was among the honore honorees, but he skipped the ceremony out of protest. he decided instead to accept his gold jacket at the university o tennessee chattanooga, speaking out against some of the hall of fame voting body. >> it's not about the times it took to me to get into the hall, it's about the sports

journalists are not i alignment with the core mission of the hall of fame. >> and terrell owens was the first player not to attend his own induction ceremony. police arrested more than 20 gay rightsiv actists who rticipated in abunsanctioned gay rights rally in st. petersberg. russia passed a law in 2013 banning thef spreadingy propaganda. >>kshis l like something out of a james bond movie. but no daniel craig. police chased four speeding jet skis down ver thamesn london on sunday. the officers were able to make any arrests here, but they're chasing them down the river.

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. time right now is da30 on this smorning. here's what we're following for you. "the washington post" has found a government reportng unveili a secret plan to shut down metro in case of pa threat to public

safety. someothe president of venez claims that he escaped an assassination attempt. and the newseum says it's going to stop selling controversial fake news shirts. criticsnd journalists said that the newseum is attacking the very profession they're supposed to promote. at 9:31, want to welcome yot in ons sunday morning, hope you're having a great start to your day, i'm adam tuck. >> and i'm angie goss, it's sunday, we got the coffee flowing, sunshine to start us off again. >> could be a little stick toda that's the only thing you could say. >> heat and humidity. brittany ip, you say it's here to stay? >> it's here to stay, we could see a heat wave on our hands. we'll stay dryndoday monday.

and tuesday itin will b to change. we have a lot of blue skies to end the weekend for us. our current temperatures, 79 degrees already in washington. 77 in culpepper, winchester, 73 degrees. a little bit on the warm side depending on where you ifare. you're leaving the house, grab your sunscreou and sunglasses, but leave the umbrella. if you're heading out for lunch, temperatures already at 93 degrees. i'm tracking how long this heat is going to stick around in my full forecast. meantime, want to tell you that metro's board chair has decided against the controversial idea to use special trains for those attending next sunday's unite the right rally. >> some say that the metro was giving referential treatment to

white supremacists. >> i want to make it very clear that metro will not have separate trains or separate cars athis event next sunday, and i don't anticipate tha happening ever. >> there was a suggestion that police officers provoide an escortor the group. but the chief's goal is to maintain separation between demonstrators and other >groups. survivors of the deadly school shooting at marjorie stoneman-douglas high school attended an event at the nra. an orange plastic barrier served as a partition, and some were armed with guns while were armed with signs. >> i will continue to be re ntless. we will plague that lobbies

egripping ourlatures and we will win. >> if they want to prest, this not the place they should be, they should be in milwaukee or chago and the judges houses, the prosecutors houses. >> they are calling for sensible gun restrictions and an end the organization's tax exempt status. this is a surveillance picture of the personisolice say responsible. i know it's grainy, it's hard to see, but this is all that investigators say they have to go with at the moment. the man wastaed around 2: 30 on saturday, we know the victim survived. anyone with information could get a $1,000 reward. we have new reaction this morning from a missing mother of five whose car was found in fairfax county. she lives in new york but her family says she left to go to

phadelphia and never arrived. police arrested luis martinez who sriving her suv. >> we need help. we need whoever's i charge to pay attention to this case, because it is reallyt hard, killing the whole family. >>ay investigators martinez and tavara know each poother. ce discovered a handgun inside the suv. police charged martinez with grand larceny a. right now in richmond, an investigation into who vandalized the statue of confederate general robert e. lee. it's belved the vandalism happened late friday night or early yesterday morning. this occurred ahead of the one week anniversary of the deadly

white nationalist rally in charlottesville. the twitter fight with lebron james continues with controversy this morning. the president tweeted about lebron's interview on cnn with don lemon. he said lemon, who he called the dumb eest man on television and made lebro look smart which suspect easy to do. after the opening of his school in ohio which serves at risk youth and their parents. also weighingn in this controversy, wizards starrd bradley beale, his response w z simple, he tweeted, tired of you, end quote. today is the last day o the tax exempt weekend, find a full list of items on our nbc

washington app. e'll be having a back to school fashion show thiternoon. a u.s. women's fencing team recently won gold at the world championships thanks in part to two members from h righte in our area. amanda and cat were part of the u.s. team. it put the team at number onethn world for the first time ever. both women have trained at the d.c. fencer's club and they said leading up to their bigwin, they put in countless hours of practice. >> there was a lot of fencing l work and of team work and it's amazing that it actually >> it was kind of magical all day, we just kind of moved along and it was pretty smooth

sailing. >> the women have their sights set on gold in tokyo. >> 2020. if you're a mets fan,n'ou have to be reminded that you're having a terrible season. i'll tell you again, though, the mets are having a terrible season. e>> i walked in next morning and i was like, is that a typo? >> the team lost in an embarrassing 25-4 finish. an online marketplace has made a special our, free online therapy. the promotion is made light heartedly, it's actually meant to bring attention to the serious issue of mental health and therapy. absolutely, that was quite something. 9:38 right now. switzerland has the second highest gun ownership rate u.s., but when it comes to mass

many people work every day to solve america's gun problem, without infringheg on right to keep and bear arms. but one european nion may offer all of us some insights. >> reporter: each mass soting in america echoes thousands of miles away in switzerland, with a population of just over 8 million, this tiny nation has an outside love for its guns. >> we believe in the right to have your own rifle and be an armed free citizen. >> reporter: after the u.s., swit switzerland has ogh of the hit rates of gun ownership in the worl the reason? ald centuries tradition of

armed neutrality and protection by a militia army. all able-bodied men are required to serve, giv a hel with, trained to use it and can keep service.their >> they go and shoot it with their friends, their family, it's a tradition. >> reporter: a tradition that spans all age groups. there are shooting ranges like this one all across switzerland guns are a part of swiss life. but mass shootings are rare. there are plenty of rules. >> because it' so highly regulated. it gives us the freedom to around, to shoot our arms, we're alwaysnder highly regulated regime. >> reporter: so i can't just walk in here and say i want to buy that gun? >> absolutely. >> reporter: before buying a gun you have g toet a license from authoritiesndnder go background check screens for en

vi, mental health and addiction issues. a former police officer from lorado who now lives in zurich says that strict gun control laws and -- >> for the united states, is more based on personalfreedom. they have a firearm to protect their own personal liberties because ty don't trust the government in some cases. >> reporter: yasmine is too young to remember switzerland's last mass shooting in 2001 and thinks the swiss has a different relationship with their weapons. >> usually you ge itnot to protect yourself because you're usually safe. >> reporter: a country that values guns, but sees gun ownership in starkly different terms. 9:43, good sunday morning, everybody. 79 segrees, c approaching the 80s, possibly going up to

the 90 we're going up from here, more on the heat andhu dity we're goi to be dengal

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david culver brings us an inspiring sto of determination that you'll only see right here on news4. >> reporter: even in th midst of war, photos can capture a young boy's curiosity. picture after picture of this young child with u.s. and ooalition forces, from military check points inside the u.s. embassy, some must have wondered who is he? >> i just remember having a great amount of respect and admiration for what they did. >> reporter: the young military fan is ali nyad. he's now working to get his masters infairfax, virginia. >> seeing all sorts ofattuff kid of that age shouldn't see or shouldn't experience at all. >> reporter: ali's father amir served u.s. and coaliti forces, he could not shield his

son from bloodshed, he took the take your son to work day. >> we were clo, we were very close. >> reporter: in january 2008, while taking his daughter to school, al qaeda killed amir. wi and his family turned to the soldiers withm his dad worked. >> they saw something in me and really took the risk of saying, hey, this is somebody who's worthy of comin to the united states and worthy to wear the uniform. >> reporter: whiris us back to ali's career path. that young boy, in all with the military, so much so that he joined the virginia national guard right out of high school. >> a skinny iraqi kid 1 at can come here, can join the military, and become an american. >> reporter: no longer a curious child, but ari fellow an soldier. in fairfax, david culv,news4.

>> great story by david there. time right now is9:48, brittaniship is with us from our ster station in philadelphia. been doing a great job all weekend. you're welcome back any time. especially because you me representihometown. >> i think it's the forecast i'm delivering today. no one can complain about we're finally drying out. so this is a great time for me to introduce a nice forecast, not only today but again morrow, i have to throw in the fact that we might be starting a heat wave idday. we switch out the rain for the heat and humidity, and now ourre tempera are heading to the middle 90s as we go throughout the afternoon. closer look at your four things in four days for you to know. today heat and humidity, hot and tuesday,s we head into

we do see a chance of rain back in the forecast, even a few isolated thunderstorms. for wednesday a widespread chance of showers s. but today we are nice and dry, above average, most of the clouds are lowser to lou ray and south. it's really most of the east coast here, yesterday we were still dealing with the lingerine showers, ae planning to head north, you'll definitely run into ytrain. evng is here if you want to head to the beaches, the s temperaturuld stay in the mid 80s for today. future weather shows us dry monday and back to work and home from work on monday, as we head into tuesday, we are going to track a slight chance of rain. wednesday looks like our best chance of rain for the eire area. especially stretching out from winchester ads down tow culpepper and right over washington. a closer look on o thursday, a

slight chance for showers as we go into friday. the weather pattern with the rain not as bad as we have seen, but rain chances starting again on tuesday. on sunday brunch forecast is 92 degrees, you probably want to sit inside, sitting outside is going to feel pretty warm and sticky out there. the forecas shows over the next couple of days, we're tracking the possibility of a heat wave. 'll see temperatures in the 90s, today, tomorrow and tuesday. wednesday is our best chance foh widespreaders, we could have a linger chance on thursday and friday. clearer models heading into next weekend, but that should change as well. as well. coming up,e'll t ak as your home becomes more connected, shouldn't your internet keep up? it's time for fios.

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another story you're only going to see on news4. >>n prince george's county, some are criticizing who is and who is not getting that money. prince george'sounty bureau chief is following the money trail. >>hey're givingoney based on i don't even know what. >> reporter: sandra pruitt is focuse on where prince george's grant money is going.

she's the chairman of a mon profit that helps to grow community groups. sandra has beelo paying attention to the county partnership grant that comesov fromnor baker's office. >> we allocate about l $1.6 m yo ion a year, but we get $6 million worth of requests. >> when we look at the -- >> reporter: we checked state records and found that 20 of the 120 nonprofits that received the grant ath ago are not in the state tg with department now. pruitt is also concerned about the local grant dollars going to the nongrant headquarters outside the county. >> local money should sta in the community. we have given out $600,000 in the last two yearsor charities that are ehllocated outside of

prince george's county. >> tom hindler oversees the county's budget and says the grant process is a fair one. and the next presumed county executive, i talked to her campaign, they say they are aware of these complai they will be reviewing this along with everything else during their transition. and tracey, ting a live look outside at 9:56, the pital wheel at national harbor, it's going to be a hot one today, already 82degrees, we'll check back in with we'll check back in with brittanyhen we w

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half hour. but we want to begin with the sunshine. >> yes, and a it's cool day for sure, right, brittany? >> a cool day, nice and dry. a live look outside, towards rest reston, today temperatures will push into the low to mid and it will feels like i approaching the triple-digit mar mark. already in the low 80s in washington and unanimomanassas. look forratures to push towards 94 degrees. 88 degrees, andonhen by 93. i'm tracking more details on wh, you can expee could have a heat wave on our hands. >> thank you so much, brittany. 10:00 on the dot. a wild repor from "th