the maveric annapolis.to rest in good morning. hope your labor day is off to a great start. i'm chris lawrence. >> i thanks for joining us on this labor day monday. >> your kids are going back to school.t will feel like summer. it still does. >> these are the last group of kidsaiting toet back to class. they will have a hot end to their vacations today. >> the hotness, the muggineswhm ever you want to call it. >> we'll call it the dog days of summer. will stick around. for the last day of the unofndcial end to summer as we kick off the school year for a lot of kids, it will feel liku er most of this week. this morning for your labor day

to start your morning, it is warm. it's muggy out there. as you step outside, you can already tell, it will be a hot, humid day. it's 80 degrees in annapolis. 72 in manassas, 78 in washington. a lot of kids, heading to the pool will feel great when you jump in the water. you're going to get hot very quickly. you want the 0spf or higher. stay hydrated. stay in the shade. the sunill be brutal today. sunburn in 15 minutes for many of you. and temperatures will be aroun thmid-90s. 103 degreeg around can't rule out an isolated thunderstorm. about 20% to 30% coverageacross the area. >> we'll look at the school day for a lot of kids tomorrow. >> thank you, sheena >> breaking news in falls church. a pedestrian is ftrecovering she was struck by a vehicle in the westbound lane of arlington

boulevard and graham road. >> molett green is at the scene. molette, has there been an update? >> everything is opened bk up. police opened up the intersection about 20 minutes ago. we watched them tow away the striking vehicle, a toyota ca y camry. a woman was struck in the retchf the intersection at the 3:00 a.m. hour. and she was knocked to the other side of the road. a lot of impact for that. she was taken to the hospital. she's in sious ndition. police took their time to investigate exactly what happened. they did have a witness to the accident. of course, they question the driver, who was on the scenend weere told, shaken up by this accident. that's the latest live here. but this stretch here at arlington boulevard and graham

road,ack open to traffic thisin morng. back into you. >> thank you so much for the update, molette. today, anrc urgent s will continue for a man from germantown on maryland's eastern shore. george barnes went out on saturday on a boat from the yacht basin, on the norte rn part of stern shore. he was on the boat and they jumped into the sassafras river for a swim. barnes has been missing ever since. he is married to a montgomery county police officer. of we learned the name he wo n from maryland in harfo county. the search continues for melissa lehue. she stopped to help some people who were on a bridge because of high standing water. she was swept out over the one of the people she was trying to help died in the flooding. rescue has gotten to people this liekend. two baltimore poce divers had to be taken to shock trauma

having dficulty diving in the quarry where she disappeared.li and are looking for four people after two river boats collided and sank. ten people were sent to the hospital after the boats crashed saturday night on the colodo river in moabi regional park. it was dark and the lack of visibility could have been a factor. none of the boaters weearing life vests when the crash occurred. and today, cardinal donald wuerl will meet with d.c. priests to discuss if sex abuse. >> justin finch is live more on that. an interruption and today's meeting. justin?

>> reporter: the routine of mass was shaken ashihe parer says he has his reasons for speaking out. >> considerable animosity.>> hame on you. >> reporter: that's the voice of rishioner brian garfield who schemed shame on you and walked out. he didn't fe like he wanted a lecture from the cardinal. he can not escape the cloud ofr contro now surrounding the church. he is facing criticism for what many says was his not doing enough t purge priests tied to the sex abuse.an this comes when there's a scandal there, too. hundreds of pests were

responsible for the abuse of chir children. parishioners say it is time for change in the church. >> i feel like people who have been the evidence of the nnsylvania report, allow preschools children to continue in the their ministry and should no longer be in the church hierarchy. >> reporter: they said, there are parishioners in the church who applauded and showed support for the cardinal and for the pope. that meeting is on the books for today. it's set to focus in parts on rwat sex abuse scandal and the way d. and also, before the meeting, the cardinal asked for prayers for the pope as well as the victims of this scandal. we're live in northwest, i'm justin finch, news 4. >> thank you, justin. a lot of catholics are demanding more from the church a this

point. after a week of emotional farewells, senat john mccain rests at the naval cemetery at annapolis. navy pilots flew in salute. on saturday, mccain was remembered by former presidents and family at the national cathedral in d.c. lindsey graham is defending meghan mccain's fiery eulogy of her father, which was seen as a pointed rebuke about president trump. >> if you say something bad about her dad, you will know it, if you're the janitor or the es ent of the united states. even though president trump hdidn't attend his funera daughter and son-in-law did. senator lindsey graham says he extended the invitatio the blessing of cindy mccain. >> if you missed any of the coverage, go to our website and search mccain.

the ashes of one of t victimsilled in "the national gazette" shooting isti at als park. mcnamara covered sports and news. he was one of five staffersk killed b in june. his widow told the baltimore sun, that thete tris important to her husband. officers found a woman lying on a floor inside an apartment sh oxon hill early sunday morning. died on the scene. at this point, information is very limited. police have not made arrests and we have no word of a motive.ve now, to a ping story rio de janeiro. centuries of research and knowledge lost, after fire engulfed the building overnight. you can see yourself.

thousands of artifacts were burned as flames consumed this 200-year-oldseuilding. the houses artifacts from egypt and roman art and some of the first fossils found in brazil. no word on what caused it and there's no injures because of it. a woman wion camera in a roa rage incident inwiortheast d.c. ll appear in court tomorrow. she appeared before a judge over the weekd and is being held without bond. look at this jaw-dropping ot age. d.c. police say on thursday, silver collided with a greyhound bus. she took a tire iron and shattered the bus' windows. and then, got intrer car and d to run over the bus driver. lord knows what made her so furious. we are getting our backpacks and lunches ready. >> in prince george's county, parents can use an app to track

the arrivals and departures ofb ses. this is pretty cool. it's called here comes the bus. and they are encouraging parents todownload this. they can find where school b busses are, if it's on time or the child missed t bus. and it can enable them to track one or more bhees and arrival times at school. a battle over bible sdy is splitting a community in northern virginia. according to "the st freelanc" in fredericksburg, an apartment complex is threatening to evict kenneth hauge if he continues to run bible study. the pastor pressured tenants to join and made them feel uncomfortable. a nonprofit group that protects religious freedom is defending the 86-year-old pastor d accusing the complex o

discrimination. mont after sarah sanders was asked to leave a restaurant in lexington, virginia, that establishment is still feeling the consequences.th tourism office is still getting calls about it. the roanoke times is reporting that the tourism board is using its emergency fund to boosits marketing campai and more coverage. a man is in jail of causing curity breach at the white house. the secret service says the mani jumped over rack near the white house around 8:00 a.m. last night. he was quickly arrested. new research for you. some troubling details about possible attacks on u.s. embassies. and it centers around a device that you have sitting in your kitchen. s > plus, an uber driver got left behind in thihigh-speed chase. see how it all came to an end

next on news 4 today. > well, it is warm and humid outside. it feels like 81 degrees in washington. as you can see, the skies are lightening up. and it is going to be a sunny, hot, humid day. i will

>>"n you're watchins 4 today." >> the grieving father oiowa wants politicians to stop using her death against immigrants. he pleaded to not use her deathe foons that are racist. her death was used for anti-immigration supporters.

even after hy famil asked that e left out of the political debate. mollie was 20 years old. agr body was found in a cornfield two week about a month after she disappeared while jogging. christian rivera has bn charged with her murder. donald trump jr. wrote an op-ed piece on friday, blaming democrats for mollie tibbetts' murder. a pregnant mom ands k allegedly murdered by their husband and father were laid to rest. shanan children were killed in colorado. the three were buried in north carolina where shanann was from. police arrested christopher watts for the murder he's being held in jail without bond and he's still not entered a plea. researchers are shedding light on symptoms that were felt by dozens and also at the embassy in

havana, cuba. microwave beans used as weapons ma have caused brain damag there's reports that weapons were used that caused some brain damage. thage from unconventional weapons caused painful sounds that the diplomats heard.>> a scary situation unfolded this weekend for a r driver who was doing his job during a busy labor day weekend. it's from oceanside, california. police say the driver was allegedly p assaulted by asenger. the passenger then stole thear and led police on a high-speed chase down the freeway. at one point, the pursuit 00 stopped at 1iles per hour. it ended in the beaumont area after the suspect surrendered to poce. take a look at this. that's a baby deer on the left of youscreen, stuck between the slats of a fence. it is now free thanks to this officer in eugene, oregon.

she covered the fawn's head with a towel and then, put it on the ground and then it ran off. dozens ofeople gathered on the national mall for a day of unity, pieeace and prayer. ♪ m and leaders from various religions came found the country to be here in d.c. they wanted to promote understanding and cooperation. they are hoping to have more in the future. a hot and steamy day. the windows were all fogged up.h >> myse is so cold inside compared to outside, that i have sondizati

condensation on my windows. >> the a.c. is working overtime. >> i don't want t see my a.c. bill. i'm sure you don't, either. it will stay in the 90s this week. we will with ten degrees above normal over the next four days or so. today, it's labor day.y hopefuou're heading to a pool this afternoon. it will be a great place to refresh a cool off. if you're heading to the beach, it will be nice there, as well. it will feerom 100 to 103 degrees when you factor into midity. we have isolated thunderstorms in the forecast this afternoon. not for everybody. just going to be a few. but we have 90s through thursday. and then, we have rain late thursday. that will lead us into the weekend. we're looking at cooler temperatures because ofthat. it is 80 degrees in annapolis. 70 degrees in washington. 72, dulles. andg gaithersb with all of that humidity. high pressure parked to ourso uth. it's going to keep bringing in

the southwest wind. the heat and the humidity is going to keep moving in.fr that's comin the gulf coast states. also what's happening, this area around southa. flor as it makes its way into the gulf of mexico, could be a tropical storm. no issue for us, but we will be ng it. for your labor day, if you are grilling this afternoon, it will be very hot. we're talking 90 by lunchtime. feeling close to 100, though, with the humidity. 94, feeling closero 103. we could have isolated thunderstorms. here's the future weather shning. you see the dry side, you see one or two popping up. a 20% to 30% coverage across the area with that. tomorrow, as the kids head back to school, it will be aot like today, as they're planning out the wardrobe, getting the clothes ready for the first day

of school, dress cool. by recess, it will be 90 degrees through the and we could have an isolated thunderstorm or two. most of the day tomorrow will be staying dry. wednesday, hot and humid. in ahe rain chances com they cool us off into the weekend with low 80s. >> thank you, sheena. the morning commute will be a lotusier this time tomorrow. all of the kids are back in school, all of the grown-ups at the office. the office. melissa has tips to

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pretty much over. one more day left. all of the kids in our area will be back in school. that will bring y changes tor morning routine. and of course, the traffic. >> oh, the traffic. first 4 traffic, melis mollet has more on what to remember as the kids go back to class. take a look. >> it's been called september shock. but it's about planning and mentally preparing and taking a deep breath we kick into gear. ♪ it's a shock to the system. the d.c. area, more than 1.4 million students are heading back to class. more people means more cars and more buses. >> that school-related traffic is so different because it changes traffic patterns across the nation.

>> reporter: it's an equation that creates slornowns in the g and evening rush. remember to put down your phone, watch your speed in school zones an crosswalks. twice as >> if you take your eyes off of the road for two seconds, look at a text or look atour phone, you double the chance of being involved in a crash. >> reporter: you never want to pass a schs. the only time you don't have to stop for a bus, if you're traveling in the opposite direction and the road is divided by a median. >> even then, children may still cross a divided highway. >> reporter: in montgomery county alone, in the past 3 years, 55,000 people have been ticketed for ignoring a school bus stop sign. our routes will become slow again. the beltway will be busy. and maryland 370rk90 and g.w. y will be hit hard. in virginia, 95 and 295 into the city, just take another breath. if you're one of the lucky ones and you can telecommute, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, are peak traffic days.

you might want to pick one of those to sit it out. we have to get prepared for tomorrow. >> tim like this, you're like, i wish i had a private helicopter. skip all of the traffic. >> it only takes 20 minutes get to work. and tuesday, double that. still ahead, did you watch the aretha franklin funeral last friday? you may have seen this pastor's sermon. he is catching heat for what he said he is standing firm. details on the controversyng coup. and hearings for brett kavanaugh are set to begin this week. why democrats say the process is moving too quickly and republicans are standing in the way. e.> it is a little hazy as we look outs that's because of all of the humidity that's in the air. it's going to be a hot and humid labor day. we'll show you how hot it will be thisfternoon and how hot it be thisfternoon and how hot it will feel and how the

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boulevard at graham road >> the lanes that had to be closed for hours are now back opened. we want to give you a live look at the we're told the woman was thrown from one side of the road to the other. but she did survive. news 4's molette greenn will j us live with details on this nasty crash. >> good morning. hope your laboroay is off a great start. i'm chris laurps. >> i'meagan fitzgerald. eun and aaron h te day out. today outside, all-consumed. not a good hair >> oh, no. chris knows not to say anything this morning. it's a bad hair day, when it's muggy and warm out there. it will heat up latertoday. you can see as you look outside, a little haziness. that's because we have the low level ewmoisture. a clouds around.

78 degrees right now. it fees like 81 when you factor in the humidity. not a huge difference in our air temperature. but we'll see bigger differences, once the sun gets up higher in the sky. 72 in annapolis. leesburg 68. now, you exercise you have labor day off and will be out and about. the morning will be the best time to exercise outside. by lunchtime, we will quickly be heating up to around 90. feeling closer to 100. this afternoon, i would suggest exercising on the inside. temperatures in the 90mis. it will feel like 103. we could have a couple isolated thunderstorms. coming up, we'll talk about if you're heading to the pool day, how that forecast will be like and if kids head back to school tomorrow, we'll look ath ahead. >> thank you, sheena. developing this morning, chbishop of washington, d.c.,

cardinal donald wuerl will meet with d.c. priests as calls for udm to resign grow .y' during sundamass, one parishioner couldn't keep his disappointment bottled up and lashed out at the cardinal. cardinal wuerl kept speaking when a parishioner walked out. another parishioner turned her back as he spoke. just finch will joins us liv with the details. >> police in howard county are investigating a shooting. it happened last night in jessup. ofrtcers were called to a re of a man in the lobby in need of medical assistance. heen the officers arrived, man pulled out a gun.

he confronted officers with the e apon and was shot. he was taken to spital with nonlife-threatening injuries. no one else was rt. crews wol go try to find a missing man. george barnes went out on saturday on a boat from the yacht basin, on the northern part of the eastern shore. as on the boat and they jumped into the sassafras river for a swim. barnes has been missing ever since. he has been missing since dusk and the searchthill continue morning. he is married to a montgomery county police officer. the final honors were reynold s rendor a revered navy man and elder statesman. >> after days of public mourning, from arizona to the u.s. capitol, senator john mccain is now at rest.

navy pilots in sute yesterday. senator mccain is now buried at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis, beside his best friend and class mate, chuck larsen. it caps a stretch of five-day services honoring mccain. on saturday, he was eulogized bw former presidents, fellow senators and family. even though president trump didn't attend his funeral, his daughter and son-in-law did. senator lindsey graham says he extended the invitation with the blessing of cindy mccain this morning, the search is on for a kler in prince george's county. police need your help. officers found a woman on the ig floor in this orhood of oxon hill early yesterday morning. she died on the scene. but not much information is available at this point. we're working to see if police made any arrests.

and four people are missing after two river boats collided and sank in california. ten people were sent to the hospital after the boats crashed saturday night in moabi regional park. police say it was dark and lack of visibility could be a factor. the father of an iowa college student who was ralegedly murdered by an undocumented imm, wants politicians to stop using his daughter's death in their agendas. in an op-ed, ron tibbetts asked not to use his daughter's death for political purposes. christian rivera has been charged with her murder. the ashes of one of the victims killed in "the capital gazette" shooting is now at . nationals pa he coveredews and sports at

"the capital gazets." in annapo his widow told "the baltimore sun," the baseball park was a sacred place for john. in a little over 24 hours, kids across virginia will be heading back to school. >> school bells will be ringing ie alexandria city, falls church and stafford cou >> kids are heading back in parts of maryland, as well. esat includes calvert, cha frederick, metropolitan gomry, prince george's, st. mary's and washington counties. safety for students will be a priority across the board. officials are rolling out a new bup called here comes the pares can find out where a school bus is, if it's on time the child missed the bus, as well. >> a brilliant idea. standing firm. orthe pastor who is under what he said during aretha franklin's funeral. and silence on stage.

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you're wching "news 4 today." >> this morning, irish rock star bono is working to get his voice back after losing it during performance. on saturday night, u2 had to stop their concert in berlin after bono struggled through a few songs. the band says they're rescheduling the show for november, adding their received, no wasn't serious with his voice. ing serious there. that's good. the pastor who caused an uproar, saying black america has lost its soul during his eulogy at aretha franklin's funeral is not backing down. >> he also said that black women were incapable of raising sons alone.

take a listen. >> as proud, beautiful and fine as our black women are, one thing a black woman cannot do -- a black woman cannot raise a black boy to be a man. >> well, a lot of people took that as a criticism of franklin herself. she was a single mother of four boys. and a lot of people have cald his words inappropriate during the celebration of the queen of soul. here's a part of how the bishop is defending his comments. ha i see too many women wh raised excellent men.je e jackson, one of my dearest friends, was raised by a single mom.wo but thn need help in their homes. and our race needs to become sensitive to that. >> this is the same pastor w eulogized her father.

and franklin had specifically asked him to speak at her funeral. sheena, it's going to be a hot one out there. >> warm and humid to start off your labor day. a cple of isolated showers. look at the temperatures. 90 by lunchtimil it feel closer to 100 degrees by then. i'll break down your forecast and what the kids can expect heading back to school tomorrow. that's coming up. ahead, continuing coverage is president trump's decisn not to give employees a raise. is will affect so many people in our area. rethinking that decision. details coming up next. only half the sty?

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you're watching "news 4 today." >> conditionable animosity. >> shame on you. >> sme on you. a parishionerd yelle those words at cardinal donald wuerl in washington, d.c. the cardina is embroiled in a scandal that's t rockinghe entire catholic church all the way to popelf francis it

we have continuing to follow breaking news in falls church. a w ban was hit a car on arlington boulevard overnight. it was an accident tha led to lane closures and an investigation that lasted until sunrise. >> molette green has been working her sources at the what are you hearing about what happened?>> this intersection is back open. what we saw was fairfax county police really taking their time with the accident investigation. when we arrived a striking vehicle, aoya camera was still on the scene, with obvious front end damage to the left ntside of the f of the vehicle. police say woman pedestrian was attempting to cross when that car hit her. and theimpact tossed her to the other side. she suffered critical injuries in this. all of this happening in the 3:00 a.m. hour. there was a witness who was able to tell police what happened.

and also, poice were able talk to the driver of that striking vehicle. as i id, t intersection here at arlington boulevard and graham road has been opened for about an hour no it is unclear how fast the car was going and whether the pedestrian had the right of way. but the posted speed limit here is 45 miles per hour. that's the latest live from fallschurch. >>t's hope she is going to be okay. developing this morning, the child sex abuse scandal that's engulfed the catholic church and archbishop after washington cardinal wuerl, will be the subject of a meeting with priests today. >> one parishioner lashed out at thel cardi over allegations he helped cover up child sex abuse. justin finch is live in northwest with more on the interruption and today'sme ing. justin? th reporter: meagan, good morning. 's right. we know the priests will be

meeting at some point today. befo the meeting, we know ched out with r a letter, asking for prayers and support. apologizing f any past misjudgment that may have caused suffering. as you mention, onesunday, was met by a parishioner who raised his voice and his outrage. >> considerable animosity. >> shame on you. >> reporter: we know that's parishioner brian garfield after the cardinal asked parishioners to pray for the pope, as he takes on the leadership of ah. troubled chu he raised his voice and walked out because he didn't appreciate being lectured out and felt the cardinal's message was lacking outrage.as wuerl here to install a new pastor. the controversy was his not doing enough to priests that were tied to sex abuse scandals. and then innn lvania,

there's at least 1,000 children abused at the happenedsf priest. one parishioner turned her back on the cardinal before he spoke to the masses here. we spoke wh her aft mass and here's what she had to say. >> i don't think theofdid this oualice at all.th but i thin abused their position. i think they abused the responsibility ttht was given to . >> reporter: the diocese did acknowledge that outburst here on sunday, saying it was met with support and applause. the message from the cardinal here and the meeting set for today, as well, should involve some talk about that outburst, as well, as the scandal. i'm justin finch, news 4. of this could affect so man you in our area. thousands of federal workers may have to rethink their household

budgetek late last president trump said they're not going to be getting an annual raise.he now,resident is rethinking that decision. president trump said the u.s. government couldort a the pay raise, despite a growing economy and record low on employment. and hearings for brett kavanaugh are set to begin this week. kavanaugh has met with aumber awmakers on capitol hill in the last few weeks. republicans are hoping to confirm him before the start of the high court's next session and midterm elections. democrats have criticized the gop for not allowing enough time or documents to properly vet bvanaugh. >> it's not normause we are not able to see 100,000 documents that the archivist -- because the administration said we can't see them. their executive power. 148,000 documents that i've seen, that you cannot see. >> the confirmations will begin

tomorrow. trade talks will continue this week between the.s. and canada. president trump went after our northern neighbors on twitter this weeke and threatened to leave canada out of the renegotiated nafta deal. the two sides were supposed to come up with a deal last friday but negotiations hit a roadblock. u.s. officials have reached a tentative deal with mexico. heremet a man and a woman are dead after an suv hit their motorcycle. police say the suv was traveling the wrong way on route 50 early sunday morning when it crashed into the motorcycle. that driver has been arrested. maryland state police have identified the victims as donald tyner and janelle mcdougle. both of them live in baltimore. police in greenbel are investigating a deadly a woman was hit and killed early in the morning. itpe hapned from south kenu

nhlworth avee and greenbelt road. the woman has been identified as paulte barden of silver spring. good news for today for commuters. the 45-day project of metro's red line has finally come to an haend. for morea month, the red line was shut down for repairs and maintenance. metro is running on a holiday schedule today, so the system won't officially open until 8:00 a.m. look at the sunrise. it looks pretty because we're sitting inside the air conditio'rng. >> if y outside, you feel it. it's humid. it's warm. there it is,ul beaut sunrise. that sun is heating us up. it's 78 degrees. and feels more like the low 80s. as we go throughhe day today, we will be so hot and humid, that will feel from 1003 to

degrees. we have 90s in the forecast, through thursday. even as the kid head back to school, it will feel like the dog days of summer. dress cool this week. you want to make sure you wear that light, loose clothing. 80 i annapolis. 77 in clinto verywarm, humid start to the day. now, it is labor day. as the kids head to the pool this afternoon, we're looking at temperatures in the 90s. low 90s by 2:00 p.m. feeling closer to 103. we're going to be hot. we will see a lot o sunshine. there's a chance for pop-up thunderstorms. make sure you have the spf 30 or higher. you'll get a sunburn in 30 minutes or less. stay hydrated. the same weather pattern is stuck in iplace. th going to remain the case through thursday, until we get rain relie thursday. pulling up a lot of the hot and umid air from the gulf coas states. we're watching one tropical

system around south florida. it could become a tropical storm that shouldn't be affecting us but we'll be watching it. here's future weather. as we go through lunchtime, we're still dry. could see isolated pop-up storms, that's about it. as the kidso back to school tomorrow, it will be a lot like today. at emrecess,ratures around 90 degrees. really hot out there. and by the time you get picked up, the t mid low 90s. feeling around 100 wednesday. a very idhot, h day. thursday, as well. we have the chance for late sh ters and storm move in on thursday. friday, we keep the rain chancet high and the weekend, as well. we're actually going to be in the low 80s with the temperatures. >> thank you, sheena. a quick programming note for you.

this week begins the trial of lirren went. he is accused of k four people inside their d.c. mansion in 2015. now, we have new information s that raiestions about the way evidence was collected.we tomorrow nighte looking into that information and examining thevidence against went all with an expert panel. "mansion murder: inside the investigation" airs tomorrow at 6:30. >> new evidence could be crucial in that case. the redskins roster is set for the season opener. nfl rosters t have beenrimmed to 53 players.f instead four running backs, the skins a going withfive. that includes m.j. parien. he's going to sti around, along with rob kly and cam sims. redskins take on the cardinals next sunday. your tim is 6:55. four things to know this morning. today, cardinal wuerl will meet with people involved in the sex

abuse scandal in the church. theeeting comes after someone shouted shame on you at mass. wuerl is accused of covering up in pennsylvania for years. crews will return to sho t to find a missing man from sassafras river over the weekend and never came back up. barnes is a personal trainer and married to a police officer. the 45-day project of finally ed line has come to an end. for more than a month, the red line was shut down for repairs for maintenance. metro is running on a holiday schedule. head ousands of kids will back to school tomorrow. prince george's county is rolling out a new app to help you get ready for school. kids going back to school tomorrow. >> they want t dress cool.

it will be hot tomorrow, wednesday, thursday. showers in the forecast friday. for today, your labor day, it will be hot and humid, feeling like 103 this afternoon. isolated storm chance. that's about tomorrow, we're looking at much of the same weather pattern. >> ptty bad hair day. >> horrible hair day. >> just wear a hat. the humidity is no good. >> a lot of people out there hitting the pools and barbecuing. >> have the spf on for sure. >> thank you so much for joining us at news 4 today. th "today show is next. hope you have a wonderful labor day. >> we'll

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