is. firefighters are still keing a a close eyen this warehouse fire. it was first reported at 3:00 this morning, but it took hours and dozens of firefighters to get a handle on it. how they are dealing with a lack of water at the scene. i knew that was my car. i believe that my car was used. >> a carjacking victim comes forward after seeing this surveiance video. hu how her story could help police find a murderer. and it is a dry day, b how long will it last? i'll have the latest in the

updated forecast. welcome to news 4 midday. right now fire crews are in hour eight of battling this massive two alarm blaze in clarksburg. this is t scene from chopper wi4 on frederickoad. advice lawy chris lawrence is joining us th more o the firefight and the impact on traffic. >> reporter: yeah, route 355 is still shut down in both directions. and for aone who lives nearby, you t may want to che air quality because i've been told smoke could be coming out of that building for the next few days. you can see the smoke everywhere spreading acrosshe community of clarks xwurg. a and at one point traffic backed up ten miles. the chief is keeping

firefighters on the fringeyi to knock down hot spots. he says the warehouse is huge. >> we have a higher than usual risk of collapse because the seal was exposed to high heat conditions. >> reporter: a fire crew spotted the building burning. it is a recycling plant that disposes of construction debris, but does not handle asbestos or hazardous waste. crews quickly discovered a major obstacle, water or thek l thereof, grants, they had to dispatch the tankers. >> and they shuttled the water in. >> reporter: police had to shut down the road to clear pace. and that forced all the rush hour traffic right on to the highway. none was inside and the plant was closed when the fire started, so investigators ang still loo into what sparked

it. they put the drone up the air to try to get a better handle of what is happening inside, but they are telling uss at t point right now that basically moyou can expect to see coming out of here and fire crews on the scene for the next 48 hours. chriswr ce, news 4. >> and as we reporte there are still serious traffic backups. part of 355 still closed. chopper 4 was over the scene for much ofor theng giving brad freitas a clear view impact of the smoke. >> reporter: chopper 4 first other the breaking news in clarksburg today where a large warehouse fire had traffic on 270 stacked for miles with the closure of 355. but take a look at this thshot. is the lingering smoke over neighborhoods just east of the 270 corridor causing a lot of done fusion and a sticky situation for folks waking up this morning. brad freitas, from chopper 4. and we will keep you e

up-to-date on oad closures throughout the day in the nbc washington app. turning now to the weher, got a lot of sunshine out there this morning. so amelia, does that mean that it will be h a super oidefinite. we'll hit a but right now barely a cloud in the sky. a temperature of w85,ds out of the northwest at about 7 miles an hour. and those humidity levels, nic and low. and the humidity levels for this time of year are going to stay pretty low throughout the day today, there you see a high temperature of 91. so hot, but not at that bad. and if you are thinking about getting the car washed, looking like a good idea because most of us will be drive through late friday. but there are some isolated rain chances thursy ght. and friday evening, the chances start to return to the forecast. so coming up, i'll have more on timing of the rain for the rest of the workweek.

but more importantly, looking ahead to that weekend forecast. now you to a break, possible new break in the case of the murderer of this little girl who was kill outside of northeast d.c. home last month. no one has been arrested, but this morning d.c. police are possibly a step closer to solve position thecase. justin finch explainseec cod. >> reporter: a true case of seeing something and saying something, thatarjacking victim watching twig and she sees video of her stolen car being used in the murder of a child. she said she just could not help herself and she knew that she had to call police. she was watching this video we've been showing you you for weeks now and quickly recognized hat was her stolen black infinity sedan used to carry those armed men to the northeast d.c.bo neiood back in july where they opened fire shooting

and kill iing her right outside her front door. so now we have in jail kevins, eugene jo he is charged with the july 1 assaults and carjacking of that woman outside of her home. 10-year-old daughter witnessed that. and knowing that victim makai a was just 10e, she said she coul not sit in and she had to call police. >> i feel how her uncle feels. at crap isold. a 10-year-old lost her life. why somebody can't speak up abouau that, b if it was you and your family, you'd be irate, you'd be over the roof. so what makes her efferent. s still a child who lost her life. >> reporter: we did not identifi hadentify that woman because police are still looking for a second suspect iner july 1 carjacking. police now looking forent least fiveanted for the murder

back in july. justin finch, news 4. developing this morning, an outbreak of. violen d.c. police are looking for the person who shot two men on mounr pleasant st northwest near the powell rec center. the shooting happened around 9 on:00 last night. both victims are expected to recover. about an hour before that, police say someone shot a man ct thener of 12th andse massachus avenue nir thomear ths circle. police say the suspect may have gotten around in a car, but they are not really saying a sdrips. and we now know the name of a man killed inside a barber shop in northeast. kayvon herder was 25 years old. he was killed yesterday afternoon. police believe that it was targeted attack.>> > right now in alexandria, closingre arguments under way in the paul manafort trial. the former trump campaign chair

is accused of hiding millions of dollars in income earned while he was helping ukranian politicians. manafort's legal team did not offer a defense sayin prosecutors hadot met the burden of proof needed to put him in prison. the charges don't invol manafort's time working on the trump hempaign. ar of words between the president and former contestant on his reality show isn't cooling off this morning. the white house responded to some of the claims in omarosa manigault-newman's new book yesterday. but there will likely be a lot more controversy to come from the former presidential adviser. ssusan mcgin has more from capitol hill. >> rryorter: amid the fie back and forth between president trump and omarosa nigault-newman, accusations the president regularly useds the "n" word and that she heard a recording that pros it, though she won't name the source. >> i had the opportunity to fly out to californiaer and then

allowed me to hear it. had i heard if while working in the white house, i would have left immediately. >> reporter: say have sraders s she can't guarantee there are no such recordings, but that the president' comments aren't racial. >> this has absolutely nothing to do with race and everything to do with the president calling out someone's lack of integrity. >> reporter: on twitter, the president renewed the namein castating miss former white house staffer was a crazed crying low life and called her a dog. meanwhile manigault-newman's time in the white house appears to have parked a interest in the head of the russia investigation. >> have you been interview by the special counsel? >> i have. >> reporter: of possible interest, hillary clinton's e-mails, what the president new and when. >> did he know about the e-mails before they came out? >> absolutely. they have been hidingth gs. >> reporter: the trump campaign says they have filed cital

cll alleging she has violated her nondisclosure agreement. she says she will leave to her lawyers tonort out. su mcginnis, nbc news 37. and an emotional moment at i taylor concert. we'll hear from the pop star. and theatest on the sex abuse scandal involving the catholic church 300riests named in a new grand jury report. and d.c.'s highest church leader questi

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an explosive gra jury report is rocking the catholic church this morning. it reveals glask s graphic det the molestation of more than 1,000 children by so-called predator priests in pennsolvania. annen reports that t abu was allegedly covered up by for decades. >> reporter: in damning language, the grand jury report revealed the dark secrets of the catholic church innn lvania. priests were raping little bhois and girls and the men of gold responsible hid it all. >> it was child sexual abuse. including rape. commitd by grown men, priests

ainst children. >> reporter: the report found over 1,000 child victims identified in the church's own records. alleged crimes often described as inappropriate contact or undaryissues. julie ann says she was molested as a teen. when she came forward in 2002, thataid the church said they would hire a private investigat investigator. >> i found out today that it wasn't him, they were looking at me. >> reporter: the report finding a appearmong the bishop and chushlg le church leaders to avoid scandal. tornames more than 300 pre priests in six dioceses, home to more than 1.7 million catholics. almost every instance of abuse too o to be prosecuted, about but the investigation did investigation in two priests being kracriminally charged. from the diocese, apology. >> i is ask you, the church asks

you for forgiveness. >> reporter: but for some, words enough. >> people want total strans parns city, they want the bishop to report what happened, why it happened and how they will make sure that it never happens again. >> reporter: many of those same bishops and their past handling of abuse cases are inmplicated including donald wuerl, now in washington he says he acted witc dili concern for victims and to prevent future abuse. >> and as, mention cardinal wuerl is accused of approving settlements with victims. the church says the transfer came beforese a allegations were made against th prooegsies. he spoke yesterday with wtop. >> the report wl paint very dark picture because it goes back over 70 years.

>> in a statement cardinal wuerl goes on to say i sincerely hope a jus assessment of my, as past and present and my continuing commitment to theroction of children will dispel any notions otherwise made by this report. now to the latest on the terror attk in london. investigators are still searching for a motive. but have identified the suspect this man, according to reuters and nbc security sources. he is a 29-year-old british citiz citize officials say he drove a car into a group of cyclists and then headed for the most heavily guarded building inta b, parliament. searches have been carried out but police say that they are still no additional arrests. at least 39 people are dead after a highway bridge collapsed in italy. th number could rise as crews

is search through debris for possibleor surv kerry sanders. >> reporter:s on this nightmare from genoa. >> reporter: rescuers are frantically searching for survivors, digging tough the rubble. overnight, tse images taken byve dronesead showing what they are up against. searching tons of t and crushed cars for anyone left alive. but finding few. this lucky survivor down from the bridge. oh, god, oh, god, a man cries as he watched the collapse. the w traveled bridge tumbling down during a heavy thunderstorm. the bridge connecting a major highway, collapsing on to an industrial area below. this truck perilously close to ede , but safe. dozens killed, the death toll rising again overnight.

this witness was there and wahed it all unfold. officials say work was under way on the bridge' days wfoundation the collapse happened, an investigation now open into how the tragedy occurred. this is anmportant connecter here. the bridge was nicknamed the brooklyn bridge, it was that important. one of the big concerns is how town will handle the traffic, butf urse most important right now, are there anymore survivors still down there. kerry sanders, nbc news, italy. voters in vermont made an historic decision last night. a transgender woman is now the democratic nominee for governor. christine hallquist is the first transgender woman to win a major party nomination for governor

anywhere in the country. she willake on republican phil scott in november. recalluist won the democratic primary in a landslide pulling more than double the number of vote any of her competitors. for one of those competitors, it was his first . campai we told you about ethan son on th that -- sonneborn yesterday morning. whe was the 14-year-old was running for governor, he came in of , but still picked up the vote >> and now for maryland and the governor's race and the new poll showing t incumbent with a sizable lead. larry hogan is pulling at 52% with benealous at 36%. 11% are still undecided in the recent survey of registered voters. but take a look at how the vote breaks down by horegion. began leads on the eastern inre and in western maryland baltimore county and in anne arundel county. jealous leads in montgomery,

prince george's and baltimore city. pop star tayr swift is remembering where she was one kear ago this week. yesterday m one year since she won her sual assault case against former radio deejay david mueller. the singer accused him of groping her in this photo back in 2013. the allegation subsequentlyio caused the reejay to lose his job. he sued for damages, but swift counter sued and won. and last night at her concert in tampa, a swift open you saup abe legal victory. >> a year ago was the day that the jury decided in my favor and said that ty believed me. >> the jury ruled in swift's

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327 days, that is how long it took to restore power to everyone in puerto rico after hurricane maria. the last of the repairs made just yeerday. the island is still seeking $139 billion for ucreconson. last week puerto rican officials confirmed as many as 1400 people died as a result of the hurrican most of tho deaths were linked to power failures and flooding th kept residents and first responders from getting around the island. tough to believe they are still dealing with that there. >> just terrible. our meteorologist at muteo, his family lives there. and his grandmother just got por a few months ago. >> they have had such a tough time. >> they rlly have. thankfully we're getting a bit from our rain issues today. we have plenty of sunshine out there in that is the kind of weather that pat and i love.

sunny, want h aidity is not really present. currently temperatures are in the upper 70s to mid-80s across th area. 81 degrees in luray,85 in washington, 79 up in gaithersburg. i had a fabulous run this morning. tomorrow it will be a little more humid out there on your thursd t. and when k about the humidity, we look at dew point when dew point temperatures in the summer in august are around, 65 degrhat is comfortable and we will take it. so you can see the dew point is gton at 67, so really nice. a little bit more humid out toward leesburg and manassas, but at the least we're not in the mid-70s and that is where we will be toward the end of the workweek. but today kind of in between the comfortabt comfortable and humid range.

the humidity will start to creep up on thursday, and friday it will start to feel oppressiv and that could lead to late day thunderstorms. but if you are heading to pool today, perfection out there. it will be a great pool day. just make sure that you have the kids.r the tomorrow we'll have increasing clouds throughout the day, so as you head to the pool t during afternoon hours, partly to mostly cloudy skies, but still keeping a chance on friday for st scattered late aorernoon showers thunderstorms are possible. and i'm getting new information in about theeekend and i'll have more on that in 15 minutes. more students went back t school and we'll tell you about some security changes they areg goack to. legal and moral responsibility. >> and the university ofsi maryland pnt taking responsibility for the death of a football player. at he told the player's parents abt what went wrong.ou

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but as tracee wilkins explained, more could come out of the case. >> there are no words to say to jordan's parents. >> reporter: university of maryland athleti director damon epans and also the university president will ang some responsibility for the death of umd football player jordan mcnair. >> the university accepts legal andoral responsibility for the mistakes that our training staff made on that fateful workout day. >> reporter: mcnair suffered heat stroke during an offseason summer practice. two weeks later, he died. according to an espn areport, culture of toxic and abusive behavior may have contributed to the death. espn also reported someone called 911 after an hour after mcnair showed signs o a health emergency.

>> we have individual on hfieldhouse drive that ier vent lating after exercising and unable to control their breath. >> you'the athletic training st did nojo take an's temperature and did not apply a cold water treatment. >> reporter: a press conference was held after meeting with mcnair's parents. he shared some of what he told his mother and father. >> the university owes you an apology. you entrusted jorn tour ca care. and here is never returning home again. >> an attorney for the mcnair family released this response, it says while marty and tonya will never get another day with jordan, dr. lowe's words were meaningful and give them some contract that he will p comfort that he will change the culture of the program so no family will have to endure the

heartache and grief the. fe a new school year has begun at marjory stoneman douglas high. video shows studentsea arriving ier this morning. they didn't pass through metal detector, parents got a letter from the superintendent explaining that plan is on hold. one security change, there is now just one point of entr the school, so one way in and one way out during arrival and dismissal. aculty were and shot and killed at the school by a former student on valentine's day.he are also new security measures in place at fauquier county schools. the school board approved addina 15 addit security related positions, three of those are armedheriffdeputies. coming up this afternoon, news 4's dana culver will have more on the security changes and mental health improvements this

year. this is an airbnb nightmar a louden county man says he found his renta home trash and bloody after a party and a fight. this is what jackew an home look like after the partyt and figh over the weekend. youk scan see broken glass and lots of blood on the doors and floor. andrews' lawyer says he rushed to the house after hearing about the damage. the lawyer says he took his gun becae he wa concerned for his own safety. but when he pulled it out stop the group from taking off, deputies put handcuffs on him. >> last thing jack thought when he saw these people trashing his house and they fled the scene to avoid the police is that he would be the focus of the investigation rather than the people that did the $80,000 damage. >> andrews was charged with five count of abduction police firearms charges. investigators say a fight broke out at the home when another group crashed they. pa none of the renters have been charged in this case

now to the crackdown on traveling with emotional support animals. federal regulations allow many disabled passengers to travel with the service animals. but critics say a growing number of people are gaming the system just so they canring their pets along on vacation. gabe guttierez reports. >> reporter: this morning airlines and cruise lines are cracking down on the growing number ofup emotionalrt animals being allowed on planes and it is no longer just dogs address cats. some have become modern day noah's arks. ducks, pigs, kangaroos, even peacocks flying the increasingl furrysky. now southwest airlines says starting next month only dogs an cats on a leash or in a carrier can fly. >> i don't care as long as it didn't bark. >> reporter: passengers can travel with only one animal and must present a letter a from doctor or licensed mental health professional.

>> if it is somebody that reall needs the dog, blind, disaed licensed dograined that way, absolutely. but i haven't seen that. >> reporter: royal caribbean rolling out an even stricter new policy, no emotional support animals of any kind are welcome. >> i think that people should be able to bring whatever kind of animal makes them comfortable and safe. reporter: other airlines cracked down, delta saying iten has an 84% increase in reported animal incidents since 2006 including biting urinating and defecating on planes. the pet predicament can get heated. police yanked this passenger off a fligh b inaltimore after she complained that she was allergic to animals. and others say more and more are cheating the system, gettingrt ified online for an maemotional support awithout any proof to travel with theirt pe free of charge. >> there are people who really need service animals. i don't think it is right. >> reporter: in may the u.s. department of trpgts announced

that it would notake any action against the airlines that imposed the new restrictions. that means more could follow suit. gabe guttierez, n news, atlanta. the southwest airlines policy that takes effect in september limits trained service animals to dogs, cats and miniature horses. the americans with disabilities act includes a provision that allows miniature horses to be considered service amals as long as certain conditions are met. walking in high heels can be tough, emergency doing back flips in heels. after the break, the all-male dance group wowing the judges on "america's got talent." plus a tour of a new public school in loudoun county designed to be different than almost any school in our area. the newer programs being o and who will benefit.

your eyes aren' gee seedece you. those guys did black flips in high heels. they left the judges screaming their praise. they are w11 men who gre up in the plippines and came to hollywood looking for a better life. they are in the quarter finals now. tune in tonight to see if they will move ahead in those heels to the next round of competition. i can barely walk in them, let alone do back flips. but the weather has meg feeln a back flipping type of mood. >> it is beautiful out take a look behind us, there is not a cloud in the sky. and the afternoon is looking fan uhe you husband. even tomorrow will be nice we'll have a mix of clouds and sun, but we'll keep it dry during the day.

diand in on, the 90s rushes. so if you are looking for heat, it is heat today, tomorrow and friday. this end is-- weekend is a tric forecast, but 80s could be a littlecool, low 80s on sunday. and mainly dry for the rest of the workweek. maybe an isolated shower thursday night and a chance for scattered late dayn howers friday. but with new information coming in, most of the day even the evening o houfriday are looking mainly dry. but i am keeping a close eye on the weekend. r i mentioned, it is a tricky forecast with mod to model run which is what we look at to update the forecast. i'll show lou theest on that in a second. but here is your planner for tomoow thursday. we start off really nice, 7:00 a.m., 74 degrees. by noon clouds will start to increase with a temperature of 89. a high tomorrow of 93.

78:00 in t 00 in the evening, we're around 80. and here is the weekend. most of the morning and early heternoon hours on saturday will be dry and there is the chance for late day thunderstorms. i'm watchin sunday. yesterday it was looking kind of rain knee, tod rainy, but today it is looking dry. so don't cancel or change the outdoor weekendlans just yet. as we take a look at your 10 day forecast, next week monday, tuesday and wednesday have high temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. another look 159at 11:55. rning canbroproof that l fun. we'll show you some back to school gadgets that your

have you ever wanted to print a picture from your cellphone but it was just too much of a hassle? eun yang is here with a are duct that promi -- product that ps to make it simple. >> and we're here to help. pencil and paper o aren't they needs of students these days. steve greenberg has some high tech supplies. >> and this is all like s.t.e.m., science, technology, engineering, math.t also no screens.

it is aboutnjing life. >> and we love that. always a challengeo get the kids off their devices. >> and first up, this is invented by a mother of seven. it is called the popover. and what it is, it is basically a cloth canvas piece that goes over a traditional chair. and it turns it into a make believe kitchen station. itp foldsd stays in the drawer. u have these great little food items that it comes with. all sorts of baked goods. so a great way and has a neat el. >> the weight is so dierent. >> a lot of cool stuff to exploreulary skills. about $40. >> made sense a mo madethese. and i'm interested. >> this next come duproduct. >> you take your smartphone, put it right on top of it, just flip

the switch over here. turn the dial. and nott ies, no wi-fi, no plugging in. >> no batteriesr wi-fi? >> yes. and out on comes the pict ae. and it great way to get the pictures out of the phone and now youanut them in a notebook, give them ariend. >> no a days all our photos live on our phone, so a perfect way to get it printed. >> 40 bucks, amazon has it. and this is from playmobile. t-rex of course the mouth moves, all the pieces move. >> all the little details. >> and what is cool about it, it gives kids away from following a hollywood story and they make their own dainosaured nt ade. and it is about your own imagination. a lot of fun.

ages 4 and up. abou $60, again nonscreen fun. next i know you will love, this is called smart sketch. you can take pictures on yoe, phhis is the one we took of us earlier, it turns into kind of a sketch drawing. ndu push the button heret sends that sketch to your screen and then we can -- it is hard to see this on icamera, but the a drawing of us down here. and so thi is what i did with myself earlier. i can pencil it in and color it with markers and you can really mar own drawing. clouds, flower, friend, whatever. you become sketch artist. about $60. >> and even though it is high yo tech are using your own imagination, create things. >> and you are coloring it , it is really about exploring it. and simple way to set it up. and you could be 106 to enjoy this. next, this is one as a kid i

uld have gone crazy over. is this a l this is a lab station. and we'll create a beaker creature here. push down the levers. very exciting. >> mad scientist. >> and it creates a reaction, this is a co2 reaction. carbon monoxide is released. >> and just water? >> just water in this case. inside are little pods and in these pods are these little guys. and kids are crazy about th. kids love collectibles. lot ofl comes with a science facts. a lot of fu $24.99. learning resources.com. and last but you not least, invented by a tgrandma,s is called unbuckle me. for someo with arthritis, lon firng nail fingernails, you put it in here like this, push it down on the

lever. and it opens up. so for a grandma, she was anal occupati therapist and she said opening the car seat things were really difficult. and this is a great way to go. available a bule me.com. >> i love everything. i'm taking it all. thanks so much. >> always a pleasure. >> such great gadgets. this morning we're getting a look inside a great new high school, one unlike any other in northern virginia. next week, n the bra academies of louden will open to students. david cull chver takes us insid. >> reporter: picture your typical high school, floruoresch , chairs holding tight to the desk. now well can to the academies of louden. >> these bring in ndural light

ush them down to the lower levels. >> reporter: open spaces everywhere.ng beco trendy lounges for suntss s studenters to gather. the few walls turned into giant note pads. this is the main staircase students will walk down. and it is no ordinarystaircase. you can come over here, sit own, plug in, plenty of outlets. 1e9 up shop. it is all about community and collaboration. nc this is cool for sure. >> reporter: the pal showed us around. she says security procedures have adjusted to the new layout. >> wecl workee we with the office of safety and security to develop those emergency response plans. >> reporter: walk down one hall to get to the radiology lab or the mock hospital room. stroll down another and check out the criminal justice simulator. go outside and you cannot miss the massive high th greenhouse. she says it is about giving students more choices in life.

college, one of many paays. >> it also be getting an industry credential that allows a student to enter the workforce. >> reporter: studentsie aidan went through a competitive process to get in,hey will alternate between their home high school and the academies building for specialty courses. monday, ek it could be wednesday, friday, next one tuesday, thursday. >> students willbee wowed use it is as to different than anything they have ever experienced in school before. >> reporter: teacherouring the new space with other staff members. >> i think the only limits to this building are your individual creativity and imagination. >> reporter: a fresh take on learning in a whole new space. david culver, news 4. super cool. we have an unusual story with a happy ending coming up after the break. a 10-year-old helps her aunt give birth. how the young lady knew what to do and w the birth was such a shock to the family.

a little girl from northern virginia will have the most memorable this what i did this summer story of anyone in her class. she helped deliver her baby bathroom. an apartment and she's only 10. shomari stone tells us h youtube showed the little girl whato do. >> i have a new cousin and i'll be excited when he comes home. >> reporter: chloe is a smart quick think-yg r-old in

fairfax county >> i read a lot. and i write down a lot of stuff. >> reporter: she is at home her 21-year-old aunt dominique tuesday afternoon.e dominin't feeling well, walks in the bathroom. suddenly -- >> she screamed my name saying chloe and i came and she was like there is a baby. >> reporter: you heard correctly, a baby. dominique gave birth inhe bathroom. >> she got in the she had lost a lot of blood, so she fell down and passed out, so i grabbedhe baby, called t911. >> reporter: she cuts the umbilical cord. wrapped the baby. how did she know? the internet. >> i watched youtubeideos. >> reporter: moments later, medics arrive and drive dominique and her baby to the hospital. meanwhile chloe's mother comes ime. >> like this really real? is this happening right now, did i walk in the rht house? >> you were in shock.

>> very much so. >> reporter: that is because no one knew dominique was egnant. >> s didn't tell anybody. i tught it was just her regular stomach. >> reporter: why didn't you l anyone knohat you were pregnant? >> i was scared >> reporter: scared? >> yeah. >> reporter: in a phone interview from her hospital bedi doe tells me she is now relieved.er she and newborn baby are healthy and resting thanks to chloe. >> i'm very proud of her. >> tha makes me happy. >> reporter: i'mri shotone, news 4. >> no limit to what you can learn on youtube. a final check of the weather. oh, my gosh. and what an azing 10-year-old. i love that story. right now our temperatures are in the 80s. we've jumped up in washington to 87 degrees. but a little cooler outside of the city, 82n collegepark. but 79 right now in gaithersburg. today,hot one out there but the humidity levels not all that bad with a high around

tomorrow a little bit more cloud cover especially later in the day with highs in the low 90s. and the chanc for a shower overnight. on friday, some scattered late day shuwers anderstorms are in the forecast. e dry st of the day will and more humid. highs friday in the low to mid-90s. as we look to the weekend, a chance for late d showers and thunderstorms out there on satullay and sunday isver the place. it is looking cooler with highs in the low 80s. plenty o clouds and we'll say iout a 30% chance for showers, but new informati coming in and we'll have the latest at 4:00.s. >> tha and that is it for news 4 midday. thank you for joining us. e're back with l breaking news first at 4:00 and you can get news and weather updates anytime with the nbc washington app.

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