right now at news4 midday other suspect a arrestingn the shooting death of 10-year-old mckya wilson. remembering john mccain. i'm tracie potts in washington. coming up, the nation's capitol prepares for memorials this weekend. emperatures are heating up but we are nice and crime we are not going to emuch in the way of rain relief. i'll show you how hot is about to feel this afternoon. coming up. >> announcer: news4 midday begins with breaking news. today is an emotional day for arieving d.c. mother.

a second man is now behind bars in connection to ther mur of her little girl mckya wilson. nicole jacobs is outside d.c. superior court where thehe m could learn more today about what happened to her daughter. >> reporter: less than 48 hours after pol circulated the mug shot this second gunman, he has turned himselfin, we're told. now there are at least two other suspects, unidentified at this point, thatll police are s looking for. not that there is ever any reason to shoot and kill an innocent 10-year-old child. today in court we could learn why. anotheran arrested. 21-year-old quentin michaels, the second gunman police say murdered mckya wilson.y she was o0 and simply doing what most kids her age would do, going to an ice cream truck. but h the courtyard of her northeast d.c. home a brage of bullets.

surveillance video showing the deadly encoumter. four menng out of this stolen car and firing. five people were shot. mckhe was only one killed. >> you can rest assured that we will not rest until all of them are held accountable for mckya's murder. >> reporter: saturday police arrested kuwan thomas. he and michaels now charged with first-degree murder as police make headway in solving the crime, a heart sinking one for an entire family and cmunity stil hoping for justice. >> mckya is looking over us and watching us now. i know she would want justice. and i want justice for my baby. >> reporter: ain, both men are facing charges of first-degree murder, thein chief s he will do whatever it takes to make sure everyone involved in this 10-year-old's murder is caught. angie, back to you. >> nicole jacobs for us live in morning. thanks so much.

> now to the latest on a deadly shooting at a video game tournament in florida. two people are ndead,e others were wounded before the gunman took his own life. some of the rampage were captured by live streaming. some of this video may be disturbing. >> reporter: a horrific mass idooting unfolding in real time at a game tournament in jacksonville, florida. [ gunfire ] >> the chilling sounds of gunfire c dtureding the live stream of madden nfl2019. the game abruptly shopping after a barrage of shots. david katz is theec su he opened fire, killing two people, injuring 11 othersbe fore turning the ungo on himself taking haddis own life

on the scene. the two killed, taylor robertson and 22-year-old elija clayton a former football player in california. the shootin t at place hosting the online tournament known as the madden online twitch.treamed live on >> there is a video. we have a copy of that footage.n >> reporter:his video players and announcers can be heard chatting when the first shots >> a lot of good games going on today. >> it is going to be hard to get them all streaming. [ gunfire ] >> in all, 12 shots are recorded before the video ends. officers responding within two minutes the 911 called. >> i seen somebody on the ground. i seen a body on e grou i seen a kid with blood all over him. >> people were running this way. people were running that way. >> reporter: katz was an avid gamer according the reports who one the 2017 madden buffalo

bills tournament. katz seen her during anotherur toment. >> he keeps to himself. he is a man of business, he is not here to make >>friends. eporter: authorities searched katz's home sunday looking for clues. >> we know t suspect used at least one handgun to commit this act. reporter: the republican governor rick scott visiting jack vonnville hospital l e sunday. >> something has got to change. what is causing these young men not to val life, their own or somebody else's. something is wrong. >> r worter: nickh row was there to support his friend who is involved in the gaming community, including one who was attacked and survived. tell me how you feel. >> i'm hurt. they all are. w i just them to know they are all my brothers and we all feel the same in. it's going to be all right. >> reporter: kelly sanders, nbc news, jacksonville, florida. >> one of the gamers who was

hurt during the shooting is fm d.c. the 18-yea graduated from wilson high school and was competing in yesterday's tournament. he was shot in the thu but is expected to be okay. moments after the bults started flying he took to twitter to describe what was happening. he wrote, quote, the tourney just got shot up, i'm leaving and never coming back. the next tweet said i'm literally so lucky.e ullet just hit my thumb. worst day of my life. the lack of security at this event made it easy for something like this to happen. s >> we haict gun laws in florida. but i think for the tournament itself they need to applying you know some police force within the area to make sure that this doesn't happen again. >> there is another madden qualifying tournament scheduled for the dallas expo center in northern virginia this week. ws4 reached out to the organize which starts on

friday. they say they are working with a private security firm to sure that that event is safe. dc investigating aouble shooting in northwest d.c. police tell news4 one man was lled marking the 101s homicide this year in d.c. surgery man is ungoing unite rue. police say the shooting happened just after midnight in the 1900 block of ninth street. that's blocks away fro howard university hospital. call police if you know anything about this case. c. police are also investigating a shooting that injured a man in northeast washington. the victim was shot in the shoulder last night. this was along trinidad avenue northeast. not far from gallaet university. police say he either himself or was driven to the road where officers were called. news4 crews spotted an suv with multiple bullet holes being toed away from that scene. the man is expected to be okay. you are taking a live look at the white house right now,

wheregs fre flying at full staff once again there. they were lowered surday to honor the late senator john mccain. the flag lowering lasted less than 48 and it breaks from i precedent thais lowered under burial. meanwhile events honoring mccain begin this wednesday and then head here to washington. tracie potts has more from capitol hill. reporter: the u.s. capitol flag flies at half staff this morning in honor of john mccain a war hero who spent 36 years working with republicans democrats in washington. >> he didn't try to score partisan points as he worked on issues. he would work with anyone. >> it was like having a big brother who nobody wted to mess with. >> reporter: mccain's final journey to washington happens thursday. on friday he will lie in state at the capitol rotunda. the senate's top democrat is asking colleagues to rename this

office building for mccain. >> whenaw he bigotry he didn't go along with it he put a dagger through its heart. >> reporter: former presidents george w. bush and barack ama are set to speak at the memorial on saturday. in a statemen president obama says we are all in his debt. condolences are pouring in from presents including president trump, from colleagues. a>> he always had voice of clarity and vision and courage. >> reporter: civil rights icon congressman lewis remembers mccain as a warrior for peace. and we are hea from world leaders. canada's prime minister, justin trudeau calls mccain ansp ation to millions. one of the most memorable tribut comes from former senator john kerry. he served with main here. they were also both in vietnam. and he disagreed strongly over th war. but they resolved that difference. kerry calling mccain a man of guts, grit, and great.

tracie potts, nbc news, washington. still ahead more on the nation honoring senator john mccn. our next half hour, news4's jay gray repts from arizona. time now to get a check on our monday forecast.na sharveen joins with us what we need the know if we are headed out for our lunch thhour. ings are going to heat up? >> yes, they are already heating up, angie. and the humidity is making it feel each hotter. some areas right now are feeling like the 90s. so what we are looking at currently, these are actual temperatures. we are mostly in the mid 80s. when you factor in the humidity it feels like 19 in gaithersburg. dulles 92, man m.a. nas as and clinton. as the kids leave school maybe one good place to beafterwards will be the pool. things are really going to cool up around we will talk about more heat in the forecast this week and rain chances coming tup. nk you sheena. this morning, another set of local students are enjoying

their firstayf school. kids in manassas, manassas park and prince william county have officially started their school year. we spent the morning at woodbridge hsth school with ents and staff. ♪ >> reporter:are soed where for school in prince william county. we are at woodbridge high school inside viking vil ang. check it out. quite aor turnout b the first day of school, well before school started. i want to thank the school principal and the superintendent of county schoo for joining us. you have great stuff happening throughout the year. >> we are welcoming 2,100 students this morning. they are arriving the buses have started to rive. we are excited about the school year. >> we have champions the robotics team, e varsity football team, the rowers and

all of that. let's see the sampling of the turnout well before school started this morning. at woodbridge high school. 2,700 students ♪ >> reporter: this is what it look like for the first day of school in woodbridge.ig in theschool inside viking village. back to you. spiritt's the well, we continue to follow the latest turns in the catholic church sex abuse scandal as well. what the vatican

. news of another cover-up in the c sholic church abuse scandal may be the most jarring yet. claims pope pran sis covered up sexual misconduct allegations against the former archbishop of washington, theodore mccarrick. the pontiff has not yet confirmed or deniethe claims.

bill neely reports from the vatican. >> reporter: new que for the pope on his plane home from ireland. where claims of a cover-up in the american church true? i won't say a thing about this statement, he says. make your own judgment. the claims come from a former vatican ambassador to the u.s., archbishop vigano says francis ew about allegations of sexual abuse by american cardinal theodore mccarrick but did nothing for five years until thl cardresigned last month n. a statement, the afternoon bishop alleged corruption at the very top of the church, a conspiracy of silence, like in the mafia. the pope, he said, must set a good example and resign. vigano, though, offered no evidence. and he is an arch critic of francis. >> if the allegations are true, then it is very serious threat to pope francis's credibility. >> reporter: t pope was under

pressure, too, in ireland yesterday, begging forgiveness for the sexual abuse of children by priests, and for the cover-up by the church's hierarchy. he faced protests, many catholics saying his words condemning abuse haven't led to action. >> it turned out to be a performance and nothing to speak of. >> reporter: an american victim of clerical abuse says he failed to act. a missed to an by the pope? >> totally missopportunity. a completely missed opportunity. >> reporter: dissent on the streets ofs on deputily catholic ireland and dissent in the have the can it self, and the pope weathering the strongest storm of his papacy. all the more striking, these allegationsare, because they come from within.

billy, ne nbc news, a the vatican. >> catholics in the d.c. are are calling for their cardinal to resign. they held a protest in northwest yesterday morning. a report says 300 priests preyed on more than 1,000 children over the past 70 years. whirlas pittsburgh's bishop at the time and was accused of not going enough to stop the abuses. activists say change needs to mhappen. >> i not only infuriated but convince in addition the institutional catholic church needs to undergo a very deep radical reformation. >> the cardinal has denied all wrongdoing. news4 reached out several times for a sit-down interview with him.

so far the archdiocese of washington declined our request. it women's equ day celebrated yesterday. a d.c. women's a cappella group recognized the special day with a specialon ♪ i was my mother's daughter in this is song rise a social justice a cappella group in the district. were part of a celebration at the belmont palmmuseum. the day marks the anniversary of the 1th amendment which gave women the right to vote. however many say work still needs to be done. the caps broke a long losing streak for d.c. sports teamsie ea this summer. now theti mys are looking to give us our second championship in just a few months. they won yesterday.

the star playe knocked in 32 points. the mystic win this game e, 87-84. game two is tomorrow in atlanta. if they me past the five-game semifinals it will be their first time in the w nba championship. way to go. happy 10th birthday to catherine johnson. she is the african-american woman best known for calculations that helped nasa put a man in orbit and eventually on the moon. her work inspired the hit movie "hidden figures" in to 16. the west virginia native hit the milestone yesterday and nasa tweeted birthday wishes and facts about johnson. in 2015 she received tid prestial medal of freedom. happy birthday. the lights of broadway arebi dimmer this monday morning. kneel simon m one of tht prolific playwrights of the 20th century passed away yesterday. his hits included the odd couple

and the sunshine boys h won four tonys over his career, plus a kennedy center honors and a pulitzer prize. he was also the first playwright to have a theater on broadway named after him whi he was still alive. he was 91 years old. cheese and cell phones like peanut butter and -- teens and cell phones. they go hand in hand. we are going to tell you how you can get them tout c d

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that guy in the whi t-shirt, not part of the show. tense moments at a jay-z and beyonce concert. it was saturday night and the couple was wraing up their performance walking off together when the man in the white jersey rushedhe stage bolted towards them. luckily he didn't get too far. security quick sprinted into action. beyonce's publicityist posted the couple is fine and thankful for allth or fans' concerns. but it looked like their dancerr wady to take him out. they got in formation. when it comes to cell phones, parents aren't the only ones worried about how much time teens spend right in front of their screens. a newdy stu finds that more than half of teens ages 13 to 17 admit they use their mobile

devices too much. a majority of them say they are taking steps to cut back on cl phone use. at the same time more than a third of parents agree they aoo have problem when it comes to spending too much time on theirs ph it's hard to practice what you preach. n ines, if you are always front of your children i mean then you would be a hypocrite to tell them not to do it. >> what is difficult is that this is a computer now, we do our banking, scheduling. >> we have jobs. we have to look at the phone. and the kids, you know, not so much into trying to strike that balance. soid ou temperature is 84 already. it's going up from here. >> it is, it is going to be hotter and more humid today. >> oh. >> yeah. either.t today it's going to be like this the next several days. the dog daysf summer areback. for the kids who have already gone back to schlhey will definitely feel it at recess, and then as they arette heading out to the bus stop in the afternoon, definitely going to

be hot out there. feeling around 100 degre this afternoon with the humidity. the temperatures we are expecting over the next two day will be ten degrees above normal. as we end the week we are looking atas incg rain chances. i will show you that in a second. right now we are this the mid 80s in most of the area. the humidity in some spots is making it fl like the low 90s. the reason why this weather pattern is in place. we have high pressure to our south. whenever it's centered here we have a southwest wind that brings up the heat and the humidity from down south. if you are walking the dogs from here on o i would say short dog lk. later on today, 92 for the daytime high. feeling around 100. there is a chance we could have pop-up storms closer to i-81 th afternoo if you are already making your labor day beach weekend plans there is the increasin rain chance i was mentioning starting late thursday night, friday, saturday, sunday, even looking at a chance for monday.

>>announcer: you are watching news4 midday. jacksonville florida is the latest city to experience a mass shooting. a man with ties to baltimore went on a shooting rampage during a video game investigators say 24-year-old david katz shot and killed two people before killing himself. that deadlyap shootingned just days before a gaming tournament in our region.

news4's justin finch has more from the dallas expo center where that tournament willen ha >> reporter: organizers of that video game conference say they are absolutel stunned by what happened in jacksonville. they also sayotnce they word of what happened there they began immediate work on securing theievent here at the expo, which is now set to start on friday also in jacksonville, dc gamer dreny joka, who says that he was next toomeone who was shot on sunday afternoon and that he himself was injured as well. he shared those moments for us on twitter with one of those tweets reading"the tourney just got shot up. i'm never coming back. i'm literally so lucky the bullet hit my thumb. worst day of my life" jacksonville law enforcement saying two people were shot and killed, e11 wer hurt, and that the gunman, davidkatz, of baltimore, turned the gun on himself and took his own life. back in the d.c. area, adriany's

mily is said to be very shaken up, his brother spoke to news4.y he he just can't wait to have his brother safe and sound back here at home. >> sad. for all p theple that, you know, their families, the ones that have to goha through they are going through. and yet a little bit relieved. so just mixed emions. >> reporter: now that video game convention now with just days to owork ways to enhance their security here at the dulles expo saying everyothey want everyone those doors open up on friday to feel and be safe. day a judge will decid whether to block a texas based company to fm making 3d gunson line.

eight states and d.c. filed a lawsuit back in july arguing the releasing of the designs that it threatens national security. today president trump will host the president and first dy of kenya to discuss trade and regional security. the president of kenya and his wife will travel to the white house to meet with president lady.and the first the white house says the leaders will explore ways to bolster trad and investment between the two countries while strengthening security cooperation. the kenyan president visited the u.s. earlier thksier. bow to tributes to the late senator john mccain. his pelongtimeh writer mark salter moved to tears today when recountian a spous tribute from arizonians trying come to terms with the loss of a vital voice in american life. jay gray reports. >>eporter: saying good-bye can be difficult. >> when we left his beloved nch in cornville and made the

drive to phoenix, he -- the roads were lined with people who spontaneousl showed up to wave flags and put their hands over thei hearts. it was quite moving. >> reporter: it was the first of what will be a week of tributes to john mccain. >> he was a hero. and one of arizona's finest. >> reporter: a fsoorite mccain will lie in state in the arizona state capitolne way on what would have been his 82nd birthday. followed by a memorial service thursday at north phoenix baptist church wherist joe biden will deliver the yulegy. next the senator will make his last trip to washington where friday he will lie in state in the capitol rotunda. then saturday there will be a full dress military funeral for the war hero at the national cathedral. >> i am mourning thes nation mourning the world is mourning the loss of one of the truly great men of recen decades. >> reporter: after the public

tribute sunday his family will say a private football as mccain is laid to rest at the u.s. naval academy cemetery i annapolis, maryland. jay gray, nbc news, phoenix. many of us can't function without them. contact lenses. but when news4 midday returns, t we are going share a warning bere youfo

well, if you wear contact lenses, researchers want you to op flushing the down the toilet. it turns out disposing them this way is taking aoll on the environment. nbc's cam ill williams reports. >> reporter: new research on contact lenses suggests flushing lenses is not a goodoption. >> it is not that they are toxic or poisonous. it's what happens to them problemsly and other plastics

when they are flushed down drain. >> reporter: this environmenten research sst is not one of the researchers who presented this, but says this research on contact lens is concerning because it shows that contact ounses are not easily biodegradable andld seep into surface waterve or , affecting wildlife and the environment. >> when they reach the wastewater treatment plant for example, what they do is probab tend to fragment. they break into tinier and tinier pieces. when they do that th ten to act like little sponges. >> reporter: sponges he says hat could absorb poisonous substances and toxins from the wastewater treatment plant? then they getnto the river on the other side of the wastewater treatment plant. then they pose this risk because of the toxins that they havecu lated to fish and wildlife and maybe to people as well if they get intri ding water down the road. >> reporter: just to be safe, h says avoid tossing your lenses

down thedrain. instead, throw it in the trash. >>hy i don't know people don't throw things in the trash. you know where they end up. >> pills, anything, don't put them down the we'll get off of our soapbox. talk about weather. waerp just exercising outside. >> i'm going to exercise inside today. >> the air quality, right. >> yeah, it is a hot. it's humid. it is the kind of weather where i was thinking about going f run outside. now i'm thinking i want the do it in air-conditioning do an indoor workout. you might feel the same way this afternoon if the afteron hours e your workout time. if it is, it's going to be simi. it's 84 degrees but feels like 90. that is showing how much humidity we have. it's making all the difference. we are not going to see much in the way of rain relief. high pressure keeping us edry. outhwest wind is going to keep funneling in the heat and the humidity from down south.

the best place to see a ounderstorm or is going to be alining i-816789 small chance there but we could see a couple of pop-ups. we will take a closer look at the forecast as we we through th of the week coming up. right now we want to go to the oval office, where president trump is making a big announcement about a trade deal with mexicos >> t thing, this has to do -- they used to call it nafta. we are going to call united states/mexico trade agreement. we'll get rid of the name nafta. it has a bad connotation. e united states was hurt very badly by nafta for many years. now it is a rlly good deal for both countries and we look very much forward to it. the president i on the phone? enrique? you canook him up.

>> he iscoming. >> you tell me when. >> and so the president there making that announcement, saying it is a great day for the united states. he is waiting to talk -- was waiting to talk on the phone to the president of mexico, enrique pena needo. let's go to halle what do we know about the details of this pact? >> a couple of thing. some things are sketchy. there will be a time period when the details will be worked out in the paperwork. you mentioned any sort of a deal has to be approve by congress. president pena nieto, the mexican president -- >> all right. you can see in the special report there, president trump from the oval office making a big announceme, something he hinted to earlier on twitter that the u.s. hasra struck a deal with mexico and that they

nll be scrapping the name of nafta and renaming it and calling it the u.s./mexico trade agreemen also prior to that mentioned still tohis point they don't know if this is a deal that nada will be joining. but something they are talking about. for more on that,sou can alw for more on that,sou can alw get an update from our nbc news m coes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function

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welcome back twitter, facebook, instagram, yap chachlt maybe you are on one, may are on all four. if you think those posts are private, thinkga. more than half the country's employers are taking a closer look now at how their workers use social media.c' matt bradley has a closer ok at what you can do to stay out of trouble. >> reporter: the selfpatyled rt authority, his consequences were blasted across the internet after dozens of instagram posts showing himng pas gas on the job. >> you are firing me. >> yes, i am. >> reporte he broadcast his termination to more than 60,000 adoring followers. >> thanks guys, appreciate awful you. >> reporter:e becoming th latest casualty of one of social media's greatest pitfalls. you might think your selfies are safe because you are not a public figure. but these day career experts say your boss is scrolling.

>> employers shoul use a data of a their disposal including social media in order to make a go hire because the cost of a ba hire it bad. dal anonymity won't help you. more than half of employers say they are less likely to hire them ifhey can't find them on line. this teacher was fired after she postedf pictures herself pole dancing at home. >> i done bring the pole dancing into my >> reporter: this woman is not apologizing for what she calls a private hobby. >> aim not going to sugar coat it for anybody. i am a woman. i am notd. a ch i am not a teen. i make no excuses for r:it. >> reporocial media dances on the line between the personal and the professional. matt bradley. nbcnews, new york. with labor day coming up, you may be pnning to hit the

road or take flight for one last getaway. here with four thing to know to travel pain-free is chiropractor dr. gregory lee with active family wellness. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> we know there is nothing that can ruin a vacation more than a crick in the neck. this is importanthether you are traveling on a train arc plane or an automobi. >> patientome into my office with pain because of bad travel habits. this labor day let's be proactive. here are tips. >> number one. >> this is for the cervical or the neck. you are going to have good support and alignment. when you are sitting make sure the back of the head is in contact with headrest. >> okay. >> and make sure that the chin is not up or jutted out. almost back, almost like a double chin. like that -- maybe that's too much. >> right. >> and there is a variety of different types of pillows.

i see these in the airport all time. worth the money. >> you can get these at the airport stores, line or even at a chiropractic office. >> cool. what is this thing? it's something you type with. >> it is aumr roll, it's for the lower, bachlt you put it at the lowe back where it arches the most. you could simply use a towel with a rubber band around it. the key to this is when you are sitting make sure your glutes are in contact with the b k of that. >> this is a posture thing, too, right, you are trying to your spine straight? >> yes, the reason you don't want a gap between the glutes a and the,ut of the seat is and thattend to slouch adds pain. >> we slouch often without even knowing it's also having that awareness. the second thing is we have to move arouev, right? if it is a long flight and you are not connecting. maybe get up, go to the back of plane, stretch out. whato you suggest? >> exactly, three stretches. we will start with a hip flexor

stretc p go in the luition. make sure the back leg i straight, push forward with the hip and make sure youre square not turned. it's going to stretch the hip flexor which shortens a lot when you sit. >> what is next. >> lean forward with your chest t your chin andend at the waist. the third one is thequadricep. mack sure you are holding onto something he. grab the back ankle andtretch that muscle. >> i will tell you i have seen people get up and stretch on the plane. they are taking your advice. and also use the rest stops when you are tveling on the road. filling up with gas, i do then. don't worry about what other people think. put you body first. as someone who has dealt with neck pain, whens i inflamed and you feel like you have

nowhere to go andbuprofen is t cutting it, what is the best thing to do for that. >> when you are driving you can use a gel pack. but when you are flying what do you do? take an empty ziploc bag. ask the flight attendant to fill it upe.ith 20 minutes on, hour off, never put ice directly on the skin. use a towel, paper towel, or oven clothing. >> easy things pack in a suit case, too. speaking ofity suit cases, we are always in a hurry. just throwing stuff into my r. what do you suggest? >> two rules here with the suit case. make sure you are closeo the suit case and you are lifting with the large muscles in your leg, not the sma muscles in your back. get close, squat down to lift the suit cas up. >> keep it close to you. >> right. what you don't wanto to is be far away. because you are not going to be strong here, and use your lower

back. you don't want to do this. >> it's mental, too, can it is thinking about your legs to elevate. it can make a world of difference. how many people have we heard pulled something just by lifting. i do it all the time with the car seat for my baby. look. pain-free travel, four things to know. support the back, support the neck. good posture. move around. stretch it out. use the ice. ziploc bag is key. and lift with the legs. >> exactly. >> dr. gregory lee, thank you so much. d safe travels to everyone. >> thanks for having me angie. >> thanks. we will get a final check on the forecast when we return. don't forget to join us for the ellen show ts afternoon 3g. of course that is

disney world will jet raises under a new contract reached between the company and several ns. it increases the minimum starting pay $2015 an hour by 2021. it caps nine months of tense egotiations that led to large protests. the unions represent 38,000 service workers atne d world, half the number working at the park. the union says most make ls than $11 an hour. you tube adds will be getting less skippable. any channel that can make money from its video also soone able to implement non-skippable ads. previously only select channels

had that action. advertiser pay more money for the non-skippable adds which means more money for those who create 'em. they set the maximum time for those adds at 15 to 20 seconds. it looks like actually want the work longer, even beyond retirement age. but some of them are finding t hae getting a job. chris clackham explains why. >> reporter: with nearly 20% of the u.s. work force older than 65, there is still a push on employers to keep adding older workers. >> look at the 50-plus. this is a great pool of workers. theyave a lot of th skills that you are lookingor for. >> rr: susan wine stock with aarpirays the recent survey found many americans willing and wanting to work beyond retirement age. andk a w force already reflecting the change. >> for the first time ever there are five generations in the work

force. actually makes the workplace more efficient, more productive, and it lowers absenteeism. >> reporter: although most want to stay in the job that got them here, others are inventi new work, labor barb holmquist, now a move manager, helping even older people downsize. >> many of them have moved several times and have done all the arrangements themselves in past. now they know they just can't do at. >> reporter: aarp surveyed older workers after getting some workplace complaints. >> well, we did find t unfortunatelt 61% of our survey respondents said they had se or experienced age discrimination in the work force. and that is troubling. troubling and possibly illegal. >> how are you today? >> reporter: in a country where 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 every riday. clackham, nbc news. we want to check in sheena for a final look at the

forecast. is it true, it's going the fell like 100 today? >> that's right, angie. it's going to feel like 100 grees when you factor in the humidity. actual high, 92. we are going for mostly sunny. not much rain relief. off i-81 we could see a couple of pop-up showers this afternoon. that's about it. as we look ahead to labor day weekend is going to stay hot and humid until then we haveor rain in theast starting thursday night, friday, through the weekend unfortunately. this is our beach forecast we are still looking at that chance. as of now it looks like mostly cloudy skies. highs around 80 degrees. and some scattered showers around. even fur sying inland, if you are not heading to the beach the rain chances are still going to be going up. tomorrow, hot and humid, mid 90s. evenrsednesday. thost of the day is dry. then the rain chances go up thursday night, friday, saturday, sunday we are still looking at rain chances. hopefully you can enjoy the last weekend of summer for those kids wh have that last weekend.

as we go through the rest of the week we will have bter details as we get closer. more accurate, too. make sure you stay tuned. we will have all the details for you. >> will do. thanks sheena. that's going to do it for this edition of new midday. thank you for joining us on this monday. we wacl be on the air this afternoon, first at 4:00. remember you can get your news and weather updates at any time with the nbc washington app. enjoy your day

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