and in the 10:00 hour on a somber sunday more. the united states loses a long serving senator and aam true ican hero. justice for a 10-year-old d.c. girl killed in a shoot-out. one man is now facing charges for her death. but police several more arrests need to be made. and months after two men were stabbed to death in a montgomery county mall, police

are hoping that the public can help them find the suspt. we want to begin with lauryn ricketts because she's tracking some changes in our weather forecast, after what's bee a couple of nice days. >> heat wave coming, lauryn? >> yes, heat wave coming our way, so not s done wimer just yet. it's going to be a lot warmer than it has been the past couple of days, temperatures rise to the upper 80s.8 we're at right now, so we're almost at 80 degrees before noon. at about 11:00 a.m. we'll take that temperature up t 80 degrees, and by the early afternoon, temperatures are in the low to mid 80s, we top out at 88 degrees, possibly storms later on this afternoon. we are seeing a few isolated showers maiy west, b nothing in our area, and when i say west, i mean west virginia. a lot of this is weakening right

there, so i really d we're going to see a lot from this in our area, but we do have an isolated risk for this afternoon, we'll talk about how warm we're going to get around here coming up in that 10-day minutes.in about 20 well, the country is waking up this sunday morning without senator johnccain. think about that. >> he was a war hero, a congsessman, a tor, and so much more. >> his wife cindy mccain said last night that he passed the way he lived, on his own terms, surrounded by the people that he loved, in the pla that he loved best, he was at his large in arizona. his daughter ghan put it, i love you for every, my beloved father. lester holt has more on his life and legacy. >> i was the son and grandson of navy admirals and i was born for public >>service.

i was immature, i was reckless, i was cocky, but i also knew that i was going to follow in my father and grandfather's footsteps. >> he flew bombing missions over vietnam, he was shot down over hanoi, badly injured and thrown prison.north vietnamese >> lieutenant commander john mccain. >> i don't think there's any doubt that i was near death. >> he was tortured, kept in solita solitary, but when given a chance to go home ahead of other p.o.w.s, refused. finally after 5 1/2 years, r mccain waseleased. after marrying his wife cindy, he moved to her home state of arizona, entered politics first as a member of the house and in '86, he was elected to the u.s. senate. mccain was a republican rising star, taking ae leading r in normalizing relations with vietnam. >> it's very important for us to recognize that the war is over. >> known as a maverick, willing

to think for himself and to work across the aisle on everything from campaign finance reform to immigration. he made his second run for the pr20idency in , winning the nomination, and choosing a relative unknown, alaska governor sarah palin as his runng mate. the night he lost to barack obama, mccain conceded with grace. >> senator obama has achieved a great thing for himself and for countr i applaud him for it. >> mccainas elected six times to the senate, a republican, but unafraid to challenge his own party. >> we're getting nothing done, my fries, we're getting nothing done. >> guided always by the lessons he learned from his father and grandfath grandfather. >> do what you know is right, act in a fashion t you can look back and not be embarrassed but proud. >> well, our coverage of senator john mccain continues now at the

newseum. >> news4'serek ward is out there. what are we learning thismo ing, derek? >> reporter: i think it's a theme that's run throughout the remembrances of senator john mccain, and that's nor. you might say that's hard to come by in modern but as a member of the senate, he had a lot of connections to the washington, d.c. area. thers some we don't think about. his father and grandfather were bothal adm in the u.s. navy. he spent some of his formative years in the district metropolitan area. he was actually adu ge of the episcopal hh school and he calls them some of his most memorable years and said that that school's code of honor followed him throughout his life. and talking to folks who came down here to the newseum to contemplate his life and his loss, that was an honor cod s

thatved him well. take a look. >> just coming by here and looking at the headlines and seeing how everybody plays it differently across the country, all thespapers play it differently. but almost all of them play it here, you know, banner headlines. you know, john mccain, maverick, war hero, all of those things. >> you see on the high school website there's actually a wupte bout senator mccain and his time there. he kept his connections. in 2001, he was given the distinguished alumniaward, the website talks about his achievements there as the class of '54, he was also on the school paper. senatorcc mn's father and grandfather are both buried at arlington national metery, but

he will be buried in maryland near his friend chuck larson, a four star admiral. sel tor mccain w laid to rest at the u.s. naval academy cemetery in annapolis. he graduated there in 1958 and wrote in his book back in may that's where he wanted to be buried in the cetery near the southern river where it all began. news this morning, a shocking letter from a former vatican ambassador that says church officials knew about abuse allegations of archbishop theodore mccarrick, but promoted him anyway. the former ambassador says former pope benedict xvi sanctioned mccarrick back in the te 2000s, but those sanctions seemed to be lifted after mccarrick met with newly elected pope francis in 2018.

so far the church has not responded to the allegations in the letter. bishop mccarrick of course si reed as cardinal last mon after a church investigation learned that an abuse claim against him was credible. and another development in the case of 10-year-old makiyah wilsonut gunned downde her home in d.c. one man is icu ody, but a second man is on the run. t kumas and now they have an arrest warrant for another man, quinton michaels. the two men were in jail on drug charges and were released on bond three days before the shooting. >> makiyah is looking overan us watching us now so i know she will want justice and i want thstice for my baby. >> four people were wounded in that shooting there.

police are looking for more information on t three mothothe men involved in the shooting. those gunmen opened fire outside makiyah's home killing her and injuring four others. this happened on july 16, police red thear getaway and police arrested the manhe who say stole that car kevin eugene jones. jones has not been charged with the murder. investigators need your help identifying this person. these are images taken from the uall back on j 10. now police say that man got into a fight with two men at the mall and then they all separated. but those two men got two other men, they armed themselves with bamboo sticks thare being used for decoration and then they found the suspect again.

that's when police say angel alfredo gomez pened and w pedro cruzere stabbed. a intense stare down, and intense anticipation for this fight, but all that change when the bell range, find

a river runs straight through a family's home. the news is getting better for the islands, the storm has turned away from hawaii, but even with nohiirect my goodness, the storm's outer bands have dropped heavy amounts

of rain. thesl big iand itself received nearly four feetn some areas of rain udslides are now a big, big concern. 10:30, the head of the french tennis federation said that serena williams black cat suit will no locknger be allowe at the u.s. open. billie jean king defended williams. she said that the suit is not just for fashion, it helps prevent blood clots she's had since she gave birtht lar. >> i see nothing wrong with the outfit, and thes u.s. open all about fashion. meanti, check this out, a heavyweight boxer remains

undefeated after a match and that's because he didn't have to throw a punch. >> this is curtis hunter, he's going to duck through the ropes there and walk back to his locker room. you can see the stunned crowd, they're throwing their arms in the air, they can't believe this was happening. harper was eventuallysq dilified. >> harper was protesting the amount of money he was supposed to receive for that fight. the minnesota commission says that he'll likely be suspended. >> so he's probably not the only one mad about the money. >>exactly, everybody else. >> they came for a show and that's what you get. right now, 10:14, 78 degreey alreoutside, lauryn ricketts alreoutside, lauryn ricketts says the heat and humidity are

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your prescription costs. just drop in.... before you conk out... see what you might save at cvs pharmacy. it may have been the worst week since president trump taken office has taken a back seat this morning after the death of senator job mccain. >> joining us with more on the legacyf john mccain is chuck

todd. we're taking a t look at senator's legacy this morning. and here, particularly in washington, it was extensive. >> when somebody's 81 years old d is fighting brain cancer and you think on one handhis is an expected moment and expected death. but yet the timing is something hard to deal with for, i think, one big reason, berause s a sense that we're in a horrible political moment right now, our institutions are under attack, there's so much partisanship, and it's like wait a minute, john mccain is the one man who might be able to fix this, build a bridge. we knew he might not comeck, now we know he's not coming back and you look at the other 99 senators who's going to say i'm going to put the democracy ahead of my own mission, i'm going to put democracy ahead of my own party.

that's what it is because you put the democracy ahead of your own political interests. that seems to be in s shortply right now and i think that's why there is such an outpouring -- there would have been an outpouring for john mccain an ay, but it's the -- >> the way he was seen abroad, even outside the u.s., some would argue that he had a better reputaeton andr connections that even some of our secretaries of state. >> he had this -- there's been some incredible stories that you hear. i was reading markl ter, hiter, of the writers of his book and his long time speechwriter ther.d in myanmar to

here's somebody that understood the suffering that they were in and at the same time still had some optimism. and sone i think of the reasons why he was seen as sort of a beacon of the american ideal that there's -- of human righ b isause of that experience he felt and in that way, boy, nobody i think spoke out on human rights more so on the republican sidef the aisle than john mccain. and i think it's those personal have ences that seem to made why internationally there's this so manys because he beacon of freedom. he enwas. >>or mccain the news of the day, but you're going to talk abouthat happened this week with the president. >> it's been a rough week for him. it but what'sinteresting, w have a new nbc wall street journal poll that's out,di testg any of this have an impact on his approval ratings.

basically hisrt sups are more loyal than his associates, they have stuck by m, even as he's watching his associates drop like flies.ng it's a fascinaichotomy that we're in right now, i think the president haser nelt more isolated yet he's cocooned by his supporters. you can see "meetrihe press" t after news4 "today" about 10 minutes from wnow. have a beautiful day out there right now, blue sies across the region, this is ovin overlo -- we have got 70s across the board right now. but again, those are going to go ahead and come

right on up. so if you're walking out the door thismo ing, maybe church services, maybe to go get some coffee, it's going to be fine, you'lloy e it. later on this afternoon, it's going to be pretty hot, definitely to the system, because we're notto usehis heat, we have had several ds that were below normal. another thing, pollen report, ve you been sneezing, have your eyes been a little bit on the itchy side? ragweed pollen is very, very high, and it's going to be like that into next week aswe . we have had ragweed on the rise. so that's probably why you'rein sufffrom that and i know a lot of people do suffer from ragweed. we're dry right here a few showers down in the shenandoah valley, but for the most part, we're going to be dry over the neple of hours. we're going to see a few isolated showers along 91, butm

ly west of d.c. you can see a few showers trying to pop-up, a few thunderstorms, and for theost part we're dry on monday, but then another chance of isolated chance for tomorrow afternoon, isolated showers and storms, nothing too heavy. speaking of all the kids are pretty much headed back, it is going to be hot,specially for recess and pick up, that heat index is going to be close to 100 degrees. in fact it's goi to be over 100 tuesday and wednesday. yellow is your air temperature, and the oranges are that heat index, so again, hot, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, just some sty showers for the next 36 hours, and then thursday we'll see our next best chance for storms and that o will continue friday

senator john mccain passed away saturday, his family had announced on friday that he woord stop treatment his terminal brain cancer. mccain was 81 years old. letter from a former vatican ambassador accuses the cover-up of abuse allegations agains archbishop mccarrick. the vatican h not responded to

the claims. quinton michaels is wanted for murder of makiyah wilson. police in montgomery county are hoping you can help identify a man who fatally stabbed two people at the wheaton mall back in january. you recognize him please call lauryn, it's going to be hot? >> yes, the

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. a prisoner of war for 5.5 years. >> elected to the senate six times beginning in 1986. >> this is man that we'll all want to watch, his name is john mcc >> republican nominee against barack obama with a since of history. senator obama has achieved great things for himself and his country. i applaud him for it. a fearless critic even of a president of his own