near miss. a tree falls on a maryland home and into a child's room. the latest on the damage and the safety of the family. days ahead of theummer shutdown of metro of six stations local lawmakers are taking extra steps to keep traffic moving through the three months of repair work. and we've got temperatures out there right now in the 70s d 80s. we will continue to see the temperatures go right on up. it's feeling more like summer out ther auny sumcomertime storm? we'll talk about that coming up. good morning.

welcome to news 4 med day. >> weegin this morning with the weather. it is heating up out there quickly this morning. it's warm and breezy. and a bit humid. it feels like summer. 79 degrees outside. we could also see a little rain or aew storms. >> that's right. lauryn rickets joinsi us what we need to know. >> good morning. another hazy morning. another warm mo ing. the temperatures didn't even get out of the 70s in a lot of spots during the overnight hours and now we're headed into the 80s and eventually topping out around 90. a little hazy out there early on d i guess i shouldn't say early. mid-morning on this monday morning. 79 degrees. we'll continue to go up. it's going to be humid and hot. not a lot onradar. we have a chance for some scattered showers and thunderstorms developing right on time for the evening conoute. everybody is going to see them. but we'll a chance to see some

of them pop up later today given the heat. now, let's talk about the storms today but also talk about the cooldown that's on our way. we'llhow you that and memorial day weekend. we have that on our ten-day. that's coming up. >> lauryn, thank you >>nchlkt new this morning some terrifying moments for a family in montgomery county. a large tree came crashing down on this home nearly missing an 11-year-old child who was sleeping. you can see the tree branch sliced through the roof piercing through theedroom ceiling. it happened in preomac. first onders say there was also damage to the first floor. two kids and two adults are without their home this morng. but no one was hurt. new this morning, four middle school students have been charged in a mob attack of a fellow student. the family member happened may 10th as a 14-year-old girl wasng walkiome from grand park middle school in prince william county. police say a group approached the girl and starting beating

her up. thre girls and a boy have been charged with assault. and an update on the search for donald lewis. he's accused of grand larceny and was mistakenly released last night fom the fairfax county. he was rearrested in d.c. at 9:20 this morning. sheriffs deputies along with members of the u.s. marshal'sfu tives task force made the arrest without incident. we're working to learn about a developingry s d.c. police and fire are working on two investigations inside the same colombia heights apartment building. >> a man was shot and killed yesterday around 1:00 a.m. and hours later a fire broke outth e same floor. several people were rescued from the building on hayat place northwest. fi crews were able to get everyone out safely. no word with the shooting and fire are connected. we're also following a possible

montgomeryncident in county that left a cyclist in criticalelondition. fow riders say it was one of the hard e things they've ever had to see. >> three riders were biking along river road in poolesville saturday morning. the driver of a suv started honking and cursing and the driver swerved close to them. one of the riders crashed and the suv kept going. friends say they're not sure whether she was hit or panicked but say the driver was clearly angry and aggressive. >> aggressively honking, not beep, beep, you know, i'm here. this was honk. >> i think the hardest thing i've ever seen as a rider. >> the cyclist has several broken bones and a head injury. police are search tng for driver of the silver suv. a waldorf man is dead after being h while walking along crane highway. 26-year-old adrian harris was

walking in the median sunday morning. just before 5:00 a driver hit m. hi that driver thought he hit a deer and instead of calling police, he called on star to report the damage.po police resnded about a half hour later after receiving calls about a body in the center median. the driver cooperated with police. this time next week thousds of metro riders in virginia will be looking for a different way into d.c. half a dozen stations on the blue and yellow lines will be closed all summer.s news 4 at the king street metro station in alexandria with more on options for riders. >> so, of course, what no one wants to see is summer of traffic jams in northern virginia a to that end, our news partners at ptop are reporting critical alternatives discussed over the weekend at a meeting at alexandria city hall. first a look at what the target of the summer long repairs are

going to be. thet platforms the soon to be closed stations along the yellow and blue line just south of reagan national airport. the closures set to begin on may 25th and run at least until september th. wtop is reporting that what we'll see instead of those trains aren enced bus service and other ways to get around. first you'll see enhanced dash bus coverage as well as metro running shuttle buses including express bus service between fancronia springfield to the pentagon well as huntington to the pentagon. also local shuttles making all the stops between exempt for brad dock as well as from huntington to crystal city but not making a stop at reagan national. even the water taxig makinfour round trips between alexandria and the wharf.e king str trolly running 9:00 a.m. from the weekend and

6:45 starting on week days. c as weome out after the holiday, that first tuesday getting back to the transit groove without the stations is going to be a rugh go, but now several oher ways hopefully in the works to get you around. back inside to you. >> justin, thank you. >> it's aa big dof paying it forward in prince george's county. >> a teacher isetting a new ride after becoming the teacher of the year. >> that's right. nicole jacobs is live this morning with a look at the car she picked. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you. such an exciting moment for angel ka brooks. the best part, this new car went to someone who really needs it. riding off into the sunset in a brand car isn't something every teacher gets. but angelic brooks does. she's the teacher of the year

ear prince george's for tcher of the year. she's remitting more than 10,000 teachers in the school system. that's something acknowledged. corner education is a stone of a healthy and vibrant community. >> she has what you can't get in a formal educationprogram, and that is she cares forvery last one of our children. >> reporter: brooks is a choral teacher at the high school. of course she'd have a musical reference to describe this moment. >> joyful, joyful, that is exactlyfe how i el. >> reporter: and it truly is something she says she needs. >> we were down to one car. you know? and it was kind of difficult. >> reporter: but for the next three years this leased 2019 honda crv will alleviate that difficulty. also as part of the prize package, clear channel outdoor hasd donate three digital

billboards so you will also have an opportunity to see angelica's face and name as you drive up and down the beltway. she also tells me she hopes she is a finalist in the state teacher of the year recognition. back to you. >> we hope s to well deserved for her to have a new ride.e >> absolut. thank you, nicole. republican lawmaker now says president trump committed impeachable conduct. hear howhe president responded. >> and now reaction to a stunning announcement. the graduation speaker who promised to pay off the student loans for all of this year's graduates. stay with us. stay with us.

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new abortion ban. it's abortion ban making it a felony to perform an abortion except in cases where the mother's life is in danger. the governor signed the bill into law on wednesday >> and thousands of people also marched in kansas city, missouri to protest that state's abortion b bill. that bill was passed by the missouri legislature on friday. and it would ban abortions after 8 weeks. governor mike parsen plans to sign that bill into law when it gets to hi desk. there were two separate protests in kansas city, missouri yeterday. the folks came out gechbs the bill. you can see one woman standing there who supports it. that woman said she want the protesters to see the other side. other women say not having the right to make decisions for their own bodies scares them. >> as a woman, the idea of not being able to choose my bodily autonomy scares me, and i don't

trust that. in louisiana the democratic governor is set to sign aew abortion restriction bill. h theart beat bill would rtrict abortions after a heart beat is detected in the fetus which is about six s into a pregnan pregnancy. the weekend tweet storm pits president trump against a party. t president going after michigan house republican who went on an impeachment twitter tirade against the commander in chief. craig boss well as the latest. >>reporter: michigan republican justin amosh is the first republican lawmaker to say president trump's behavior is obpeachable conduct for trying to ruct the russia investigation. >> well, it's about time a republican step to the table. and i wish every republican and drat if they have not read the mueller port, read it. >> reporter: in a series of tweets amosh says the mueller report reveals the pre dent's actions meet the threshold for impeachment and william barr

deliberately misrepresented muell's report in his summary. president trump fired back onin twitter callamosh a total lightweight and a loser. republicans say amosh is often critical of the president, siding with house democrats on issues in the past. others say the claims evidence. >> i respect him. i think it's a courageous statement, bu i believe that to make a case forct obstruon of justice, you just don't have the elements. >> there is now bipartisan r support foreally understanding e serious of what is in the mueller report. >> a key house democrat says the amosh criticism does not make a bipartisan case. >> but what may be pushing us in ene direction of impeachment in any ev has less to do with justin amosh and more to do with the fact that administration is engaging in a maximum obstructionism campaign. >> democrats are locked in a battle with the white house to cooperate with congressional investigations. >> amosh says he read the entire redacted russia report before making up his mind about

president trump's actions. craig bosswell, ashington. president trump gave an in depth explanation behind his immigration policy. he sat down with fox news last night and he introduced the plan last thursday. the policyuld enhance boarder security and create a merit system favoring young, educated wowith family ties to the u.s. >> all it is is very simple. strong borstr. verng border. and by that time we'll have the wall built, but strong border and you have to come in if you're going to come in, through emrit. >> both docrats and republicans have criticized the plan. top democrats have said it is dead on arrival. if you live in virginia, listen up. today is the deadline to register to vte or update registration information for the june 11th primaries. there are primaries in most house of delates districts and some state senate districts. right now memorial service is

held at the national cathedral for ellen tousher of california. she served in congress for more joining thee before obama administration. she died of complications from pneuhenia last month hat t age of 67. hillary clinton is speaking at the service now. a man who surviv the columbine high school shooting 20 years ago has died. austin you banks was found dead at his home in colorado saturday morning. he was open about his history of substance abuse in the years following thein shoot he hid under a table in the library with his best friend. he was shot in the hand. his iend was killed. a huge surprise for 2019 graduatesat moorehouse university. >> this is incredible. the historically black college counts martin luther king as their alumni. >> on behalf of the eight generations of myamily who

have been in this country, we're going to put a little fuel in your bus. >> the surprise of a lifetime after aeceivingn honorary doctora doctorate, the commencement speaker robert smith shocking the graduates. >> my family is making a grant toim elinate their student loans. >> reporter: paying off every penny of debt for the nearly 400 graduates. cheers for the $40 milli lifeline. >> for him to lift that burden off our shoulders, off our guardian's shoulders, we're at a loss of words. >> reporter: in 2018 forbes listed his net worth at 4 $.4 billion making him the world's richest african american. andis generosity is much needed. the student debt crisis hit record levels in 2018.wa a street journal investigation found the average federal debt for graduates of historically black colleges and universits was more than 30 % higher than students at other

nonprofit schools. >> robert smith set an example that others will follow.no just for moorehouse but for other htorically black colleges and universities. >> reporter: a time for celebration and a reminder to y it forward. wow. what a head start on life. to be debt free. >> life changing. and to think about this country so mired in student debt. so many people startiheir lives out. >> that's right. all right. the "today show's" host savanna guthriad a simple advice message for graduates when she gave the commencement speech at george washington university. s >> was the commencement speaker for the last of 2019 and she said she didn't remember the speakers at both her graduations including her law school graduati . she toldthe new graduates that even if they d't remember what she said,they should remember how they felt. >> don't stress when other people seem to be going highend

faster. they're getting married sooner having kids when you can't. when others are getting that promotion, buying that house, going on that trip, having thosi frds. don't you worry. the life you are mang is enough. it is enough. you are enough. gw awarded guthrie with any honorctorate degree. fans of "game of thrones" spot another editing mistake in the season finale. and millions at risk for severe weather after a stormy weekend in parts of the country. the latest tornado risks and the area already dealing with damage.

welcome back. tornado alley i u living to his reputation. >> te a look at this twister caught on camera in o kansasver the weekend. it's one of more than 60 reported in the southern plains.

>> the storms packing heavy winds, relentless rain and dangerous hail. bc's carrie sanders shows us the damage from oklahoma. >> reporter: wicked weather packing a powerful punch. severe storms ripping through the southe ains. carving through cities and small towns. th residents from texas to nebraska are still on high alert after dozens of dangerous tornadoes tore through the region. inom canche county, oklahoma t damage. homes ripped to pieces after an ef-2 tornadoook aim on the tight knit community of ja ron moe. >> this is all that's left of the roof. >> in nebraska two supercell storms spawning twisters. funneling charging through fields captured. this twister a little too close

for comfort. >> it could be one of the more significant severe weather outbreaks we've seen in the southern plains in many years. >> residents in kansas also bawrtling mother nature's h. this jaw-dropping video showing a massive tornado leaving behind a path of struction. >> the owner of this house is lucky to bal ve. he was asleep when the tornado came through. he woke up as the ceiling sollapsed. fortunately he wable to crawl out without even a bruise. the concern today, there will be more tornadoes. kerry sanders, nbc news, oklahoma. that house was just ripped to shreds. >> that's crazy. >> i have a map that pulls it out to oklahoma. they are already on risk for today to see a widespread tornado outbreak in portions of texas and oklahoma. it is going to be scary out there. and they're already starting to

see storms develop. thewere seeing storms at 7:00 a.m. that's going to continue. >> that's scary. >> we have storms but nothing ke that. i do not believe that've phenomenon we get a storm, it will be anywhere near severe evels like out there. we could haveybe a little bit of hail. that's about it. gusty winds, and not everybody is going to sees storm. dry out us are staying there today. and w.'re dry right we're hot. we're humid, but we're dry. we do have sunshineout there. it is warm. when i came in this morning, the temperatures were in the 70s. mid 70s is what that temperature was when d ic. earlier this morning. now 79. temperatures are in the low 80s r now. our average temperature for this time of year, daytime high, 76. we're well past that.e' and w headed right into the low 90s and upper 80s today. i think we'll top out in the upper 80s in d. mainly because of where our sensor is based next to the pa 20eotompotomac. it's hot. humidity. breeze out of the south kicking

up the humidity. just about a 40 to 30 % chance of seeing showers and thunderstorms later this morning. yesterday most of them stayed west of. d.c better chance of seeing them east of d.c. along i-95. outdoor lunch on the warm side. make sure you have onspf exercise. hydrate. it's too hot to run outside. and that afternoon commute, there uld be stormsaround. there could be sunshine delays especially if you're west along i-81. dmog on t nothing on the radar. we have a frontal system that's here and weakening. that's going to bring us nice weather for tomorrow. oklahoma and in texas it'spr etty much this entire area right here that could have a strong tornado outbreak. tons of hail reports already. so again, t gey areoing to continue to watch for some pretty strong storms in that area. ter that frontal system makes its way through our region, today 88 degrees.

tomorrow 75. low humidity. tomorrow is beautiful. same on wednesday. and en we start to take the temperature back to the low to mid 80s for thursday. and then thursday we reintroduce more storms. monday, look at this. any time after 3:00 a chance to see showers and thunderstorms pop across the region. mainly along the i-95. and then they're out of here. just about 6:30 they're done. clearing skies. cooler conditions heading into your tueay and wednesday. now, we got a big weekend coming up next weekend. memorial day weekend. everybody is asking aout that. we have it on the forecast. have it on the ten day. we'll show you in a few minutes. >> looking forward to people making plans. new grocery stores are always big news. especially in certain parts of d.c. the latest store moving into the district. pl this little girl is safe this morning after being abducted right in front of her m own ho hear how the community came together to help find her.

a man suspected of fatallys ting one police officer and wounding two others in alabama police say grady wilks was clad in camouflage and body armor when he allegedly shot the officers. the officers were responding to a possible domestic dispute in auburn when wilks algedly opened fire on them. >> it's one of the most dangerous kinds of calls the officers go to. it played out to that effect tonight, and again, just a terrible thing. we're just trying to be there with ourofficers and those families right now. >> the two wounded police officers are expected to survive the terror for a parent in texas is over after an g

ei-year-old girl was found safe. she was snatched off the street while walking with her mother. >> can't imgine. it was two local good samaritans who helped save a girl and put a man in jail. nbc has the details. >> reporter: saturday night police say an eight-year-old wae snatched w walking with her mother. a neighbor's doorbell camera captured the mother as she was thrown from the suspt's r. about eight hours later the little girl and a suspect were found by police at a fort woh hotel. >> they breached the door and found that male located inside. >> reporter: police wereelped by two community members who went out and found a vehicle that matched the description of the suspect and then called police. >> i wasn't sure. if i thought i wasn't going to find her, i probably wouldn't e.ve go >> reporter: 50-year-old michael webb is in custody and charged with kidnapping. >> it was three blocks from my house. it's scary to think that something like that can happen to your kids. >> reporter: hours after the

little girl was found, neighbors marched through fort worth, in a sign of support and strength. nbc news. >> students across the county are haring yellow inor of a colonial forge high school student killed last week in a car accident. the post was shared by several of the high school social media sites asking students participate. the car she was driving collided with a truck. the school system released a statement saying the entire county public school community is saddened about the fatal car accident involving one of their studes. the tragic event has a huge impact on our school community. ws 4 is working for you with a commitment to changing minds about mental health. it's the first new treatment for severe depression in years and doctors say it works fast.

news 4 has reaction from two motrs who sayhe medication saved their lives. >> reporter: an old drug is giving patients new hopen ihe fight against depression. doctors call ketamine a game changer because it works in hours compared toe o who take weeks to kick in. hose who used it say t treatment dramatical improved their lives. >> i feel free. i look forward to waking up every day.or i look frd to life. i look forward to the future. >> ketamine b haseen used safely as an anesthetic but it's also been abused as a party drug.to doc say when it's given in low doses in a controlled medical setting it's safe. coming up tonight, you'll hear from a local psychiatrist who took part in the clinical trials for ketamine, why she says this

drug is differen from anything market.th news 4. oh, and take a look at these cute faces. these dogs are being recognized for their support during a tougm ti they are all therapy dogs who help students and staff of marjory stoneman douglas high school in student following the deadly shooting l year. 7 people were killed in th shooting at the school in february of 2018. this year's yrbook at the school includes a page dedicated to the dogs. special animals. >> absolutely. he> it's d.c. native day. people gatred here at the ct union distri oyster bar in northeast for a photo shoot over the weekend. t event involved after a -- after a city campaign didn'te includafrican american nssidents in the pictures. in respo mostly african american activists proposed naming a day to honor a native. and after years of waiting,

the skyland town center project in southeast has finally secured a grocery store. german grocery chain lidl will open a store next year. it will be a full service grocery store selling fresh produce, meat, wine, and beer. the project will also include apartments, retail space and hundreds of parking spaces. although lidl has several stores in the suburbs, this will be the first store in the district. and we're talking about temperatures near 90s. other parts of the country, th gh, could be dealing with snow. >> i'll take 90s over snow any day. we'll show you where and get an update on the storm chances. good morning. we have something special for you foodies this week. >> th's right. tommythcfly is going to be wi us every day. >> we have pro bbq tips hot off the grill. every day another chef getting you readyfor summer cooking. >> we got a motto in the cooking

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priceless treasure. fra framebridge just opened a store in bethesda. one of only two in the country. the other is in 14th street in d.c. the process is quick and easy. >> we would put this program into our program and show you a mockup of what the finished l piece willook like. >> esusan, th ceo founded the company based on that consumer need. he went to frame four national parksters herself that she had collected over the years on trips with her sister. >> at the end of the consultation i found out they would cost $400 each.'s >> that a lot of nemo >> that's a lot of money. >> she wanted to take the sticker shock out of framing. >> we wanted pricingo be transparent. the moment you lay your art on the table, you can see how much it costs. >>he alsoanted to give people an outlet to showcase the art facts of their lives.

>> we believe people should be surround bid things that matter to them and that by living in al space that t your story, that represents highlights of your life, you'll be compelled to do more of those tngs. >> one family, t.j. and lauryn h shi, they worked with an adviser and celebrity designer to find the perfect frame for a stanley cup momento. >> it's the picture of ushu dled around the cup, and pretty special. we don't have lot of things hanging up. >> we just moved into our house. we're renovating in this. will behe first piece on our walls. we're really excited about it. >> the ceo who is an incredible girl boss. she's one of the few female rsaderers in the tech industry says custome have taken the mission that they can frame anything to heart. she's framed ponytails, a

blackberry. she said her favorite thing is a full size scrabble the tiles that spell out marry me. >> you want to save these spal things? >> your first media pass. i was thinking all our media passes. >> exactly. that's a great story. all ght. summer is just about here for us, but it's a much different story in minnesota. a winter weather aisory just ended for people in duluth. can you imagine? i can't. >> i really c- feel bad for people in minnesota. >> so do i. snow, ice, sleet, were all falling overnight, but like most weather systems it's changing fast. temperatures are expeed to get up to the 60s in that area today. but i don't care. i want nothing of snow, ice, no. >>ly not complain about hot weather. i cry all winter long. >> it's fine. >> well, even -- i know it's lake tahoe, but by eno, sunday

morning they had a birwinter weather advisory. what's happeng? what is going on? at least we're not dealing with that. >> that's right. >> you're right. od take the go with the bad. we have got temperatures in the 90s. whether that's good or bad for you, kind of left up t to eye of the beholder. again, we're looking at sunny skies. hopefully nobody is complaining about that. maybe put on the sun block if you're outside for an extended period of time.t peratures through the day are going to go right on up. it's another hot and humid day. if you liked yesterday, you'll like today. t we've got breeze out there as well. a few storms this afternoon. not everybody is going to see it. we could have a few lar this afternoon. and then the temperatures and humidity drop as we head into your tuesday. olur tuesday and wednesday are going to be absely fantastic. current temperatures out there right now we are in the 70s and 80s across the board. ook at this. annapolis up to 85. fredericksburg up to 85. leesburg at 86. here in d.c. stopping at 88

because we're weather the sensor is at reagan national it tends to be a little cooler next to the potomac. butcooler, 88. a lot of places around 90. a few afternoon storms. about a 40 % chance after 3:00. after 6:00 it goes down to about a 30% chance. all of them are gone by 7:00. scattered showers this afternoon. same deal on thursday. we'll see a few scattered showers. nothi on the radar right now. there's a frontal system that's coming through. that's ing to cool us down. it's weak. this is not weak. we're going to be talking act this tomorrow. severe weather outbreak likely in porkss of the midwest, especially through texas. we could have a stronger storm. it's gone by 7:00. in by about 3:00. out by 7:00. most of it on the eastern side of the blue ridge mountains. the next five days we cool down for tuesday and wednesday. plenty of sunshinen tuesday and wednesday. maybe a good idea for a rooftop

bar. thursday temperatures are going to be in theow to mid 80s. again, storms in the afternoon. humidity starts to increase and you'll feel the humidity on friday. well talk about the memorial day weekend forecast on the ten-day coming up. >> thos rooftop bars sound good. talked about it. a lot of opportuties to get outside. and enjoy this week weather. it's going to be nice. >> we'll tell you about a rooftop bar. a lounge that's oning today in d.c. it promises great views, great food, and drinks,nd we'll sample some of that amazing food cominup.

it's a sign that summ is just around the corner. rooftop bars and lounges are opening including at the new conrad washington d. we are joined more on what the city center d.c. locatn hasto offer. thank you were joining us. >> thank you. >> one of the perks of a roofte

in d.c., th gorgeous view. whacan we see from the summit rooftop? >> unbelievable sunsets. the washington monument is there. the capital building is there. you can get a peek of the potomac river. you're right in the city center. it only covers the one side of the building, but it wraps around a little bit. it doesn't go all the way around the building you but get a great view. >> the summit is interesting. you have three separate sections as part of the rooftop. >> weth have bar itself. and then we have a variety of se lounge styleing that wraps around the rest of the area.we and then have an events terrace spot. if you had a large party, you'r able t over there and do that. ed then on th lounge side if you had a larger group, a party of ten people or something like that, you're more than welcome to reserve those lounge style seating. >> and you a menu specifically designed just for this. tell us about that. >> wedo. we're going to make avocado

fries and i'm going to drap these in. we'll go through the process. a full order for us up there is x. and then it's served with a smoked pepper and finished with sour cream. cut them into wedges. important you use tender avacados. >> preripe? >> not overly ripe. start offwith corn starch. >> not flower. corn starch. >> yeah, and then egg wash. >> i feel like this is something i could do at home. >> absolutely. this is super easy. >>nd then bread crumbs in. >> and panko bread crumbs. they've been pulsed a little bit. d then you just kind of keep going through the process. you can actually do these in advance. you can freeze them and put them in the freezer and pull them out when you want. put them in the fryer. the men view i designed to support a really beverage

forward program. they've got unbelievable cocktails up there, craft cocktails. there's a great froze machine. >> when you talk about the summertime and the amazing heat, it's a great time. and then all the dishes are designed to be shareable. when you come up there, you want to kind of order few of everything. >> tell me about this. s> this is a local fish. it co into season in the area about the first of june. and then it's got a really nice high fat content. it lends itself well for being used for krudo. we have avocado fries so we'll come back to that in a moment. >>he how do you know tre gone? >> golden brown and ready to go then yowant to prej them out so they're not quite as oily. get some of that off of there. >> they look good. describe the thoughts. >> it has a little bit of a smoked pepper flavor to it. a little bit of cilantro and

lime juice in there as ll. >> finish it off. >> season it. >> there we go. >> plate it. i would eat that all by myself. >> and you can. >> love avacados and if you fry it, it's even better. perfect. >> let's get you a plate over re. >> sounds good. it looksa gret. chef josh murray from the summ rooftop at conrad. thank you so much. >> absolutely. >> looking forward to it. thanks. >> meghan, we got to eat some avocado fries. >> it looks good. summer travel whether you're planning a trip or you need to plan one, we have advice from airlines to cruises. we're working for you coming up. stay with us. >> are you saying you're better friends with jen than me?o >> it need to say it. it's obviously. >> oh. okay. >> a lot of people know tha >>ll, she told me she was so excited to work with me because she was tired of hanging out with you. >> wow. >> yeah. >> and thisafternoon reese

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the final four artists will perform hoping their efforts will earn the support they need to earn the crown. it's down to coach legend and blake shelton. the only finalist to turn four chairs has been a front runner all season. that's team john. team blakes are the others. it's john legend's first season. i'm team john. mae only wo i'm all for it. >> all for it. >> and you mentioned earlier kelly clarkson. >> she won her first season. maybe it's lucky. the most popular show on tv iscially over. all the "game of thrones" fans are crying now. >> we're in the going to give anything awa this is not a spoiler alert, but beware of social media because it's all everyone is talking about this afternoon. >> many fans have been

frustrated with the season. here's another one. a water bottle was spotted in a scene. do you see it? it's behind a character's boot. i imagine they didn't have those then or whenever this ancient mystery time was. t all made up anyway. this apparent mistake is a few weeks after a starbucks cupas spotted in another episode earning criticism from fans. member the cup? >> yeah. the starbucks cup. now cnbc explains how the finale could impact your workday. >> hello. some of your co-worke may be suffering from the "game of thrones" blues. a think tank predicts more than 20 million viewers will be less productive than usual. about 36 million watchers have spent at least one hour of work posting or talking about the show in the last month. it's cost an estimated $3.3 billion in revenue. >> everyone is talking about it.

i hav't seen asingle episode. i have years of tv to catch up on. >> i don't think i'm going to like it. >> thatkn good to w. >> summer vacation season is almost here. even if you haven't planned anything, there's still time to put together a funget away. >> right. we have more. >> reporter: instead of the traditional family reunion at the grandparents, travel experts say why not get everybody together at a vacation ?destination this year >> these are those trips where grandparents and aunts and un e uncles are looking to bond with the younger generation through travel. >> they say cruises are taylor made for this travel. >> broadway style shows and the themed dining. >> vacation season is already shaping up to be abusy one with more disposable income, more americans can afford to splurge this summer. although a winter destination can save a bundle. >> it's really pretty resorts

that might go for $500 a night during peak see season, you can get it $150 a night during the summer. discount travel options are always available, but approach this caution. >> with airlines in particular, the cheaper the airfare is, you're probably adding a little bit more risk into yur vacation. >> reporter: risk like having your flight cancelled and fewer alternative flights but above all, they say get off the beaten path. >> travel is aboutn. fu and not just getting to your destination. >> reporter: embracing the journey, especially this summer. nbc news. >> that was a nice shot at yosemite. around here back to the east coast, temperatures in the 80s. upper 80s here in d.c. some eas in the low 90s. a chance for storms.

tomorrow lower humidity and same eal on tuesday with lower temperatures. memorial day weekend, mainly dry. a ance on sunday for rain. it's going to be hot. if you're headed to the beech, cooler. w temperaturesill be in the 70s. some shower f possible andriday as you make your get away. ocean temperature 58 degrees. we think of the beaches saturday and sunday will be dry. back around here, sunday we coulsee orms, temperatures around 90 by monday. memorial day, temperatures mid to upper 80s. humid this weeken it looks like we'll be dry. we may change the forecast. right now it's dry. >> all right.e hoplly it stays dry. >> no kidding. >> that's it for us. thank you for joining us. we'll be back on the this afternoon first at 4. >> and get the latest news and

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