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protesters and counterprotesters are going to travel across this city. the counterprotrs will be set up a few blocks from t,over to the e and thefá supremacists, will be at foggyo bover to the west. both groups about the same time will march toards the white house, and this is whereçvhe tw1 hm3aq!%mj5ñ what d.c. officialsi working tod. the unite the right rally in charlottesvi>l% one year ago that turned deadly.xdr d.today mayorq muriel bowser h and around the >> we want tode dissua anybody from purposefully comi city to destroy our city. counterprotesters, they will butjfq'd in at the same pace. at least three groups of counterprotesters will rally in separate locations around the city sunday afternoon and then march to lafayetqu e.ñi

at the same time the white vienna station and then take metro to foggy bott.5 e ere they will march to t white house for their rally also ine1e1 lafayette square. police wil t do whatever itakes to keep the opposing grou from other to be a problem. >> our number one goal is going to hem separated, so we will use a number ofá(r'iques that we' going t utilize to keep themxd separated. we have had to do that befo here in the district of columbia. we've done so veryñiñiñri] fásu. al now d.c.,c metro and fairfax police department say they will have#÷i police presence supremacists plan on traveling from. chief newsom wants you also tot know even if you have a legal permit to carry a handgune1 in e district of columbia on sunday law fáanywhere near these prote

sites. that's the verylatest from lafayette square across from the white house, mark segraves,xdq s 4. >> mark segraves. thank ñryou, my,9h virginia's governor andfá the city ofñi chaí'tteslle have proactively declaredt( a state emergency sending a clear message to the public. >> we are not going toko toler violence, and the message has been sent, theq preparationr made, and now, you know, it's a ñ of the plan. >> a -páe of emergencyrúhr(t&h virginia's national itñi also allocates $23w milli a(>kp breaking right now. a m has shot hisñiorlfriend and then killed himself atan around noon today neighbors tell news 4 a woman cam to their door after being shot by her owboyfriend. as rushedlp to the hospital charles county sheriffs deputies found the man dead. investigators say this was a doulq%situation, and this isñi

meagan fitzgerald iski talng to witnesses now and will have4xd live update coming up. >> turning to the weathert(lp n. a little less humid this afternoon andxd a lot less rain. let's go to stormfátvt(s 4 meteorologist dougçólp kammereñ theñc3ñi storm center. >>ençó p of sunshinec today.ñi we've seen an isolated shower or two andlp most of the day heen dry andcmq about all ofok us will ayñi dry. 90 degrees the currentçó temperature. six days in a w degrees or higher. take a look around the region. only one 90 down towards virginia beach. yesterday 90s all up and down the eastern seaboard and that's bause we had a front move(ñr through. that's why we had lower humidity d why we're locking at a pretty nice evening tonight and what will be a great day out there on your friday. temperature-wise outside there right now, in the 80s to thefá 90s. mentioned a chance shower. got one or two around but, again, most of us stayingw3 dry

with cleart( skies. blue skies right now looking great for tomorrq7k i've got thisñi here. also/$'-ing the flood threat,w again, early nexte1 week. see you guys injf a minute. >> doug, thank you. what went ails abou on inside that isolated compound in the new s mexice1 desert g more disturbing by the day. children living in squalor,ln rished and starving, and sha adults in e were training sha the kidsfá to kill, raising a child army to carry(u scho shootings. nbc's jay gray has thene details today as this dark mystery unravels. >> watch your footing. everything is covered. >> the buildingsobbledxd together out ofok scrip3wood an spare parts. remnants of a makeshift home and terrorist training ground.

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>> what a sad story indeed. thank you. new details now and an upsetting crime in northern virginia. a mother accused oçó shooting hr daughters killing one of them for her lifexdfá still. sources tell news 4e vrnon youngblood bought the gun, a glock, at a gun show in northern virginia in the weeks before thi shooting. her two children inside an apartment saturday. investigators also findinglp tw spent cartrige cases and a glock gun box int( that apartme. aftt( hert(çó arrest police say other top stories today. government officials in puerto rico now admit theea toll from hurricane maria is more than 1,400. >> hundreds of those dead attributed to people notñi gettg the healthcare that !e needed,á widespread flooding and the lack of power and impassable road leaving many of the sic# and elderly unable to get medicaljf

attention. just this mornng it wasw3 announced that power hast( almo beenjf restored to everyone on f island. >> the first woman ever has been med to head the u.s. border patrol in its 94-year history. carlalpñrxdñi provost has led t as interim chief for more than a year.xdñi show sa the agents and expanding the number of womenw3n the position is her top priority. >> it'searly enoughq to have an american presence in space,ñrñi must havejf americani] dominanc space and so we will.nt >> vice presiike pence at he pentagon today announcing thexd goal for spacexd force tos thece force would draw experts fromc existing space an military programs ecome the forces. nbcayne alexander will

explain coming up at 4:30. we are learning the first lady's parents have officially becomet u.s. cizens. >> victor and amalia fáknaus ha been living in the states for years now. it'ç1 not clear how the first lady's parents received their green cards. it's possible that melaniat(lp p acted asq02)f sponsor which is something called family-based migration or chain migration which has been derided by the president in the pastti >> sng on saturday, a new headache for commuters. metroarnsxd riders should-9c u alternate transportation while work is done on the major track improvement project. it will last for ten there will be no blue li an an tracking. rush hour trains will run every

20 minves, and itl last through the 26th of fáaugñst >> when we come right back, maybe more trouble in the water. >> tests in lamaryland'sest school system shy7ñ that studens att( dozens of schools may have lead.c5 cf1 o >> there's y( meor shower thisi weekend. will clouds though hinder your storm team 4 will give uscc a view. >> and changes coming to e1 hollywood's biggest ni

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six straigrm days of nx that means we're officially in a heat wave. what's in store for tonight,t( tomorrow and the rain chancesñi wmekend. doug is back in just three minutes. >> we're working for you with a( important safety alert. water tests in the montgomery county schoolst ctxd shows students at dozens of school may ave been exposed to high lea levels. potomac. chris, with school starting in a timing. >> absolutely. now, we are here because the system shared with usi] that ni water fauceun here were f to have heightened levels of lead, but they say all ofq th have either been repaired or will be repaired before the beginning of the school year.

h safe is the water in your t( re school stemt( to review its wateri] quality. montgomery public schools tested water in its 206 schools and all of its offices between january and may. it found elevated lead levels at 86 schools, but montgomery county says only a small blhad alp lead p. >> out of more than 13,000 water fixtures that were tested we had a little bit over 200 fixtures els els lead.ñ. jl those were immediately removed from use and remediation was puk into place. >> all water fixtures including fountains and asinks with lead level of 20çó parts per billionr more were shut down for repairs. i asked thexdxd montgomery heal department about that. >> high levels c leadn lead to behavior problems, low iqc at hypeity.

school system says allñic repai to water stations are expected to be completed by the time students return fo new school year. >> theree1 will be no fixtures will have e1epa. >> reporter: in rockville townl center this woman watching her t(rr&dren is confident the public school system willxd make sure that their drinkinp wai'>ju safe. i trust that they will do the right thing and make sure that it's done completely. >> reporter: montgomery county suggests that you test your water at home to make sureé@ y child is getting a safe drink of water there as well asñi at school. that' the latest live in >> thank you, chris.q good to hear that they expect i begin. >> here we go. redskins football is back tonight, and it's right here on nbc 4. you ready for some football in the burgundy and gold taking on the new england patriot1tr(t&h% .> sherree burruss is live in xd foxborough, ma

sherree,:n(t newxd quarterback a lot of rookies ready to show their stuff. they are really excited. are. we're actually at a football e1 stadium. hps is real football. not practice any longer. the redskinsq just arrivingxdq we're at the home of the new england patriots,çó gillette stadium,nd this game really asn game so it doesn'tatter if the redskins win or lose here tonight against thet(ñr pat iot a m important is for these players out here to show that theyñi deserve to beon tha final roster. as for head coach jay a gruden the coaching staff a chance to r(t&háhp &hc% >> i think weave to see whoçó rises to the occasion under the >> it will be a great opportunity to see how far they are, how long they are into thes learning of thtem and how they produce +çó game day. >> it will bring another level out of us because you're going to see somebody, and you e goingto want to sho the world what you've been preppingçó for

and always fun to do it against somebody else. >> so just to the left of here there is the tunnel that the redskins will actually come out on to the anfield, you can the team is excited to come outr here. one rookie jazzed toçó b finavj guys, back for you. >> oh, yeah. 's all about getti the q coach's attention tonight.lf cfa fq2"et the score. a lot of careers on the line. thanks, rnn thee checking back at 5:00 t sa tth>>r.r itnk turned a pretty nice today >> yeah, stilãdegrees, buou know, if you walked out at lunch today, what a difference ó day makes. felt 10 to 15 degrees cooler because the humidity not a yo lunch today. pretty nice and if you're headed to dinner this evening outside and looking like a nice evening out there. take a look at this picture. plenty of blue skies and fair

temperature-wise and are at 90 degrees. it's the sixth day in a rowxd a 90 or higher. we get there one more damo ow andçó then we see changes moving in. current temperature 90. in d. and manassas and huntingto.tñr 91 degrees right now ov towards the fredericksburg area and let's see how this looks. u(psq)as are way down. what's happening. nothing on the radar right now.3 part. we do haveiaa shower or two aund. re's one little shower up here7o towós baltimore county. l one atdoun county earlier. not out therelruju and most of s will remain on the dry se. the picture ox%.11 shows some clouds and somefáñi storms and ards the tennessee river our way. they are not going to get here. what that means is another great day in store for tomorrow and then we're going to seat chance tx+ rain return.

everybody heree/q yesterday was the 90s.e1 not a singlet( 90 m onq the except for us today. that's just because of the d.c. urban heat island effect going at 90xdw3t( degrees. everybody elsecg$r' the region . 85 by noon and 90q degrees by 3:00 in the afternoon. o can't ru an isolated shower, but just like today 98% t us will be on dry south dakota. it will still be a hot one but not much in the way offár numid. ut tomorrow night. if you're headed out, to be a perfect nightlp to get t for dinner and doi barbecue at your house. 86i] on saturday and at( 60% ch of showerst( and also ac t(0% c( on sunday and look atfá monday. an 80% chance of rain. 85 degrees there. good ch1e of storms,c qfátoo, s we'reoing to beairly stormy here,e1t(e1 especially saturday afteinto sunday t(afternoon, monday and tuesday. there is the potential

flooding to occur. any other time of year or any other system that wexd saw a stem like this, we wouldn't be worried too much, but because be month and a half we could see 3 3=1%i flooding. that's what we're tracking. one dry day and anoth round of showers comes in late next week and notjf a terrible forecast he ally fore1 tomorrow. a nice friday and saturday and sunday we'req not talking washout so keep the umbr#, handy both days this weekend. >> thank you, doug? >> coming up on news 4, growing backlash inxdhollywood. >> and the oscar goes to -- >> and the oscar goes to -- >>eo a lot of pple not happy about thenew changesxd coming t the oscars. (air.zhuá pumpkin spice is in te when ehard fans of the flavor it, but is it get to the ross shoe event and get the shoes you want...for way le y. h.

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new category and here to talk about it is scott evans from "access hollywood." scott, this is not being met with a whole lot of enthusiasmt by some ppople. >> er: i'm with you whenx let's do it.t( the idea is that they arelp goi to add popular film category to the oscars and it's landed with pretty much a thud. even rob lowe chimed in saying the film business passed awayxd is this a good id or a bad idea? >> people are, to put it mildly1 outraged. the academy had to do&>methius be fewer people were watching this show, and it's because they are just not familiar with the films in contention and some of the categories that they are not something, but that doesn't mean it's going to be good. >> reporter: okay. be honest. of the best picture last year? >> no. >> reporter: n you remember what it was?

>> vaguely, it was it -- >> "the shape of water."c >> right. >> reporter: not many people saw it or knewxd what the movie was. it was a little lpstrange, got be qhonest,w3 but t prosçó for s is they want to garner more interest and greet more fun moments, bigger stars. first of all for isçq( "black m%qe1ñy disnd then there aret( ton of cons, dilutes the best picture category andhas pretty what goes into the most popular or outstanding achievement for popular film?ox is that office? is that web impressions? what could it really be and they want to add another producer award ahe no offense tot( producers out there but we want to say movie stars,i] right? just saying. >> and then there's that. >> our control room is in my ear. >> i love y'all. i love you. without you there would be no us. >> so true, so nb':ve. commercial break.

>> i'll watch as long as i't d have to stay up all night to watch. >> reporter: three hours?. >> too lo >> reporter: winning. >> see you tonighte1 at 7 30ks,s scott e of "access hollywood." aretired astronaut has some stceng words for a s force. >> the only person that i've@o o heard say this is a fantastic plan to prepare for what it calls the nextt efield. >> the brightest meteor shower weekend, but will we

the space force, president e tonight to realityhe >> todayentagon released an outlinet( of what the space now with lpe1qdetails. blayne? >> reporter: well, pat,g!auz administration says they are not completely from scratch. ehey say this is more a reshuffling ofle and (t&háhp &hc%2 idea sayw3 the whole thing is jt confusing andfáqlpjfe1 expensiv. for fans of the classic tv series "star trek" it's known as the final frontier. >> these are the voyages of the

starship enterprise. >> reporter: now space may be the new frontier in u.s. defense. the trump administration working to create a sixth military branch, the space force. va it is not enough to merely have * american presence in space. we must havei] american dominan in space, and so we ll.r >> reporter: president trump pubically announced his idea sev weeksxú÷ago. at the time defense second james pubically on board. the administration facing threats fromt( adversaries andc nb can. >> there is a threat out there, being handled by the u.s. tnáh force todsny. do make sense to buildtx whole other level of bureaucracy. >> reporter: space forcelp mimi the reagan era star warsc and nw

the trump administration is looking to turn whatxd many sees science fiction into reality.xdc and the admini3áapáio see this whole thing up and running in just two years, guys, by the year 2020, but, of course, there will be no new branch unless congress signs off on it. back for you. ñi alexander. thanks, blayne. we are working to keep you saf as whitet( supremacists descend the district. >> today we learnlsew detai in the security plan and we talkrao sebusiness owners in theçó area. not all of them are planning to closeq up shop when those protesters.ñi arri wendy rieger is in the newsroom with moreko on that part of thl story new at 5:00. hi,ok wendy. >> all theset( restaurants and shops,i] a lot of them where the demonstrations are expected to occurc$x so we talked with a he wan!çñ to stay open. we're in the height of the tourist season here. also, we have añ] story ofs

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night. cross our fingers that%$atfáçó by sunojñ it's dry, maybe enough breaks in the cloud cover that we could catch a few of the meteors withçó temperatures in e low to mid-70s,ç?$(uáñi for thet part ea)z%uc)mq iust not looking fantastic rightñnow, but the bestet will be sundayxd night. that's great because that's when they peak, sunday night into arly monday morningok right beforwç the sun comes up. where should you be looking? well, you canlpfá lock anywhere and whatxd should youfálp expec? well, if we had clear skies ando perfect viewingq conditions thi forecast to project up to onejfr meteorminute and we don't an with. more onxdyhis on mt( facebook a twitter pages. pat and fájim. >> all caght. >>tñi waitilp thanks. if your dietozincludes a variety of foods, it might not

be as healthy a diet a you think. doctors withi] theçó american h association say a multiple food options in had a meal may d%sjy your ability to feel full. they saythere's no pro that a diverse diet is a healthy diet, and it can orad to t( eatingxdw patterns and weightain inw3 adults. instead, health experts @r(t&háhpú3 limiting red meat, sweets andxdw3 sugar. >> hey, we've heard that before. >> it's nearly 80 out there, but starbucks already thinking abo fall. tarting next week, next week it will startlling its pumpkin spice flavor and the company lint dues two new products, only available in groceryxd stores. spice-flavored ground coffee cupcake paws and, of course, making itst(jfe1 comeback pumpk

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the waist down to keep him from ahead. humidity. officially ate1 90 degrees righ now and with thein muss only feeling at 92. that bad, but as we lookxd to t weekend it's muggy, and we also

of charlottesville. disturbing new details this afternoon about what was going inside this makeshift compound in the new mexico desert. investigators now saying it was a terrorist training compound. they found 11 malnou children and a cache of weapons. court documents show that the adults were allegedly training the kids to o carryut school shootings. five adults are under arrest. and vice mike pensi-- mike pence is announcing a spaceha force would become the sixth branch of the armed forces. pat? >> there are problems inside a major medical center in the

summer team. a news 4 i-team investigation reveals aer saoies of mishaps and disruptions at the flagship hospital taking care of veterans here in washington. >> reporter: this is the type of place you't simply c have trouble keeping things cool. the flagship medical center at the s. department of veterans affairs in d.c., 100,000 patients, 2,000 workersid i and an investigate by the news 4 i-team shows a serie of failures. in the fall refrigeration broke and more than a quarter million dollars ofer vaccines ruined and had to be tossed and a cooling pipe burst in may and flooding several floors and forcing staff to move patients from intensive care and paent edward gleason said he walked out of the center on his own after being hospitalized back in july for complications with multiple sclerosis. >> there was no air condioroning. >> rr: no fans? >> no fans. >> i couldn't sleep at night because it was so hot. >> repter: tonight as part of

our full news 4 iteam at 11:00, just how long the complaints about the air inside existed including inside the medical center's blood bank. what the agency has promised to do and why it mayti take u 2022 to make all the fixes. for now in d.c., scott macfarlane, new 4 i-team. >> you want to keep a watch to he sky this weekend and download the nbc washington app. >> of course. you can always check radar >> you need that. >> the cool thing about ourapp, even if you're traveling, like i was traveling and went to canadi last week was still getting alerts when rain was moving my way inec canadase of the news 4 app. download it today. it's really a great thing to dow out therere dealing with sunshine and a nice afternoon. 90 degrees. yeah, it's hotbut not nearly as humid as yesterday. 91.heat index right now is

yesterday the heat index was 100 so a lot better today. 85 by 7:00 and really nice this evening. once the sun goes down, really after about 7:30ish it's really going to get nice. eating dinner outdoors, no problems. 87 u gaither and 87 out towards reston and i a annapolis coming in at 88 degrees so a nice afternoon everywhere. chance of showers we talked about today.ht row they are all up towards baltimore county. we saw one coming through parts of loudoun county and not seeing any shower activity out there and as we look towards the wider happening. much we have showers back to the west. they are trying to move our way and not going to get here yesterday. still ann isolated c of shower and most of the day all dry. another hot otday, r hot day humid just like today and a high temperature of 91 so that's seven days at a row in 90 degrees higher. not going to track the weather or the weekend and we're goi to track something else for the weekend forecast. >> it not going to be a

washout. temperatures for the weekend are going to be in the 80s for highs. 85 on saturday and 86 for a hh temperature on sunday. here's a little bit more detail about your weekendst fore some showers at times on saturday. that means the chance for some tain out re, not only during the afternoon hours but the morning hours as well. now the bestnc c for some sunshine over the weekend is actually your sunday morning, but that's going to help to fuel some scattered showers and thunderstorms out there sunday afternoon and evening. about a 60% chance both that you're dealing with some rain. so because of that, of course the weather is going to have moderate impact on your weekend pndnning things out ing if you're dealing with rain. so if you're golfing or taking the bicycleout and kno that the scattered thunderstorms are looking likely. try to plan for the morning en hours whe forecast is a little bit better, especially on sunday. headed to the beac some storms there as well but a day at the beach is always better than a day anywhere else, and for the outdoor barbecues t you want have that back pup plan, but i would not cancel your outdoor plans thnd wee

because it's not looking like a washout. we'll have rain at times, and it's still mug out there, even though our temperatures are cooler. it has no impact onid the hy level. doug, by sunday night, onllmopin y,fondr somea flooding out th especially because of how wet we've been since mid-july. >> normally in a pattern like this we wouldn't talk about flooding, but because we've be extremely wet in the month of july. one of the wettest ever in the d.c. metroregion, it does lock li -- look like we' have chance of flooding. it's really saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday that we see the best chances f rain. sunday night into monday, i see the heaviest chances can, and then on tuesday, again, a little bit on the stormy side and best chance for some thunderstorms on tuesday and n thet week thursday or friday and even into saturday another chance of some showers. temperatures on the warm side around the average. average right now at 87. >>ot af clouds in that forecast, doug. thank you. >> the groce store aldy's is

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afternoon after t third big earthquake in a little more th a week. >> back here at home. preparations underway for this weekend's white rally in the district. how some

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tonight on "nbc nightly news" at 7:00 right here on nbc 4. the death toll from sunday'n earthquake indonesia has climbed to more than 300. the island of lombak was hit te with another hock, the third in more than as week. nbapin bell reports the continued tremors are creating anxiety amongready weary residents. >> reporter: another strongea rthquake overnight shaking the indonesian island. it's the third big quake in a littlere than a week causing panic.en villagers se fleeing and otherse praying when tharth began to shake once again. one indonesian officialin descrit as more trauma for the island. the building is still standing from the previous quakes weakened and others collapsing, adding to an already difficult situation just days after a quake with a o magnitude 7.0 later revised to 6.9 hit the

island on sunday. indonesia's top security minister says the death toll from this que, the largest of the three, has risen to 319 people and says we are takfag action as as we can to handle this disaster. mo than150,000 people have been homeless since sunday's quake. scue workers and aid agencies are continuing to try to reach remote areas to provide assistancend supplies. the indonesian red cross is focusing its aid on 20,000 people and remote areas north of the island that have yet to receive release. today's tershocks have triggered landslides have blocked the roads to this regiog complic the organization'srt effos. chapman bell, nbc news, andon. >>creech of brakes and a terrifying scene unfolds. >> not worth losing your li e ove >> now at 5:00 a witness rec dnts aeadly crash in

northern virginia and why she's convince it had started with road rage. >> then maryland's largest school system discovers a big problem with its drinking water. > and how it's going to fix it fast. first protecting the district. new details on the plan to keep you safe ahead of this weekendit supremacist rally downtown. the. et >> and we areng our first look at the measures that the police and officials are going to be taking to keep thosero st in the city peaceful. >> the priority keep the two sides apart. we aave everyle of this covered for you this week. let's begin with mark segraves. mark. is is a major security operation. what have you learned today about how poli are going to protect us. >> well, jim, you're absolutely correct. they are treating this as if it's an inauguration event. many police agencies involved and we know there's a lot of police stations at the metro

station and re at lafayette park and here's what's going to happen sunday afternoon. all the counterprotesters rallying dow to the east on pennsylvania avenue to freedom mazza and will mar up here to plaza square at the same time hat the white supremacists will be gathering atggy bottom to the west. they will march up pennsylvania avenue from that direction, and thiss where the two sides will this i what d.c. officials are seet. worng to avoid, the unite the right rally in charlottesville one year ago that turned deadly. today d.or may muriel bowser sent a message to the protesters on both sidnd everyone in d.c. and around the country. to e want people to be able exercise their rights, whether we agree with th or not. >> reporter: butced.c.'s pol chief with another message for anyone thinking of doing anything beyond free >>speech. f you come here with the intent to hurt somebody or break soething we're going to place you ur