next. er> relief for people who suffer from clust headaches. what went wrong and how that woman in that spinning stretcher is doing this afternoon. news4 begins with a sorm team 4 weather alert. >> grab your umbrella. we come on the air this afternoo with chances for storms and heavy rain. >> that's right. that could last a while. there will bend downpours a even thunder as the night goes on. >> we will keep you weather ready for the next three hours. >> doug kammererkammerer and am draper standing by. what's the word? >> the se threat has been down to the south, too. >> the national weather service issued this for stafford, st.ge rge, charles counties. we have heavy rain out there.

>> into the d.c. metro area, yoa see the r moving east. a tough time getting acros the mount see where that severe thunderstorm watch is around st. mary's charles, calvert. not for d.c. metro. ost is light to moderate rain falling. we just saw this shower develop just right outside our studios,1 aroundth street. see it on georgia avenue and towards 50 and hyatville. continue to watch this shower, heavy downpour make its way ross the city. through the rest of the evening hours, there is more rain to come. most of this is light to moderate rain and thundershowers as we continue throughout the day. >> what's the word with why these storms are staying to the

south of most of us? >> the bigs deal i the cloud cover. we did not get a lot of sun and we need it to give us heat hand stability. it's farther to the south and why they have a better chance of gettingsevere weather. >> i knew there had to be a reason. a reminder, you can find doug's forecast anywhere any time in th nbc10 washington app and you can set it as your home page. breaking news. plans are intion to potentially widen i-270 and the beltway and add toll lanes along those busy highways. adam is live now. tell us how big a deal this really is. >> reporter: this is a huge day, pat and will go down as anh toric day in annapolis. without this vote today this project would not have gone forward.

chat is what is happening with this 2-1 vote. we're talking about widening 270 and the maryland side of the beltway and potentiay adding new toll lanes and options. at times it was a contentious hearing. governor larry hogan iade his project pushing it forward. some local leaders like montgomery county say they've been left out of this process. erybody agrees something needs to be done on the maryland side of the beltway about congestion butow h it of the debate. listen to this debate between mark elridge and larry hogan, governor. >> you had a press conference and announced what you would do before you talked to anydy. we want solutions?. at the press conference the -- >> is this part of my minute while -- >> it was two years ago. they were there and a part of the discussions.

>> they weren't happy and neither was our staff. >> adam, what about the impact to homes or businesses? would anyone be lose their property? >> reporter: thwe's the part still don't know what. this vote now allows private companies to come in and bid on the project. this is what's known as a public-private partnership, the same thing that happened with those express lanes in virginia. those companies will draw up the plans and then we get a picture ether homes or businesses will be taken as part of this. without this vote happening today to goforward, no way this project would have happened. this is a momen tus stepor this project and likely we're the g tollways along beltway and 270. >> it is gaining traction on our app. learn what some of the plans ntail and how you could be

affected by the extension. it's been just or a week when someone gunned down a 15-year-old honor roll student. with no arrests yet, the mayor and others are making a plea to bring the killer toju ice. mark. >> reporter: good afternoon, leon. this behind me isa the lst in a growing number of memorials across the city remembering innocent victims to g violence. today, the mayor and chief of police used this as a backdrop to plead with the community for help finding the llers. it was 10:30 on a sundayin morn surveillance video finds them shooting into a road. a 9-year-old was injured and 15-year-old scott was killed.

>> the community is lost.r >> a muelle of the 15-year-old victim watches into the parking lot where the shooting happened. the latest in awi gro number of senseless shootings claiming an innocent lock. >> this is not normal and won't become normal. >> reporter: it was steps from this store and w the mueller the thought of one of his teachers. >> my students come here every day and in orderto do that they will have to walk through those doors maurice was touching every time he tried to get to sa that will add trauma a little time. the idea is to shift it and give them an opportunity to see him smile. >> reporter: police hope this will help catch those responsible. >> the cowards in this killing, we plan to do everything we can to bring them to justice as rtll. rm repo: there is a $25,000

reward for infoion. you can give your tips unanimously. leon, back to you. >> mark, reportingive. a memorial in stafford county for one of the virginia beach massacre victims. hr>> ctopher kelly was a former public works director. he had worked in virginia beach as an engineer for the past 11 months. today's service paid trite to t. you will hear the memories of friends and former co-worprs coming uat news4 at 5. news4 and 24 are on the ground to learn about the deaths of a maryland couple and others just days apart. they died of respiratory on may

30th. carbon monoxide poisoning may be the result. at the bahia principe hotel. and the other couple at a different hotel owned by the same company. they say they don't see how they hadnything to do with each other. alberta just landede in th dominican republic and will have reports on news4 and telemundo 44. president trump's revamped fourth of july celebration is shape.ng to take washington reports he will address the nation from the lincoln memorial. the fireworks display will be moved from the mall to west potomac park. mayor muriel bser said she learned from the national park service he was planning tope . the changes will spark a lot of

logistical and security challenges for both the park police and the city. today is the eve of the 75th anniversary ofhe d-day invasion in normandy, france. president trump visit england's special coast for the ceremony and joined veterans and others.e he dvered a prayer delivered by franklin development roosevelt. today, the spotlight was on the people that sacrificed more and morr our freedom. >> there were more and more bodies floating in the water. >> we lost all those guys. >> jay gray was in france and a full report of the ceremony and including president trump's speech in about 20 minutes. >> things already almost back to normal at the beltway near the exit for colesville road.

the tractor-trailer spilled fuel all hover the road. look ate delays. the crash snarled traffic about 5 miles. police diverted traffic on georgia avenue and all are thankfully open now. we talked about the star who isn't there today. more on the latest dramaou surring the absence. what's the word? >> reporter: leon, offensive lineman, trent williams a no show for thend maory minicamp. instead of more clarity, there are reports it was financial reasons trent wasn't at practice. that seems to change after a report that came out this afternoon. cnbc's jason la canfora said he told teammates he demanded a trade or release from the club

due to their handling of his recent medical situation, he has vowed not to play for them. the medical issue being referred to in this quote relates to this february post on social media, williams with araparound his head. he had a tumor removed. here's what coach jay grud said about this latest develonoent. >> i k he's frustrated. every time you have a procedure of that magnitude youwant to find the reason or wish mething had been done differently or different timing. our doctors did the best they can with the right thing inr thei mind. i know trent's frustrated. at the end of the day, we want him back and the staff wants him back and hopefully we'll get it fixed. >> reporter: there you have gruden saying how badlyheants him back. coming up at 5:00, his teammates supporting williams even in his

absence. >> we all want him back pretty clearly. >> and well. >> thanks, sherree. we are under a weather alert. >> we have the storm in our western zones, 81 and 66, watching an effect to the south and no severe thunderstorms to rr a. they are on the easte shore. i'll tell you my thoughts on this as wema your way through the evening hours. >> dietary supplements, who shuld be taking them? gs.ll explain the find so many of us are trying to go

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and how it affects your money, health and even commute. just search climate change. doug, what are you seeing about the storms out there? >> tracking those storms around the area. most on the dry side. you can see where the severe thunderstorm watch is and where the rain is. not oranges or reds, most light to moderate. i would not berprised if we did not see a single severe thunderstorm warning in this area. i want to talk about the heaviest shower in our region. around burlington. cheverly and blatonsburg. down to the south, a couple thundershowers.

these are severe and a severe thunderstorm warning toth eastern shore. this making its way to the northeast could hit westmoland county, st. mary's county, the only one that could be severe, just getting in on this action and having a tough time moving across the mountains. >> areas to the south to richmond and to the west. a couple of tornado warnings with a tornado eboundary, we'r watching for the day. tomorrow, something else i'm tracking, see this swirl, a from system that works its way to the northeas a big game changer sunday and early next week. it will meander acrosshe south and later have an impact on our

forecast. winds out of the southwest, 14 miles an hour. 72, martinsburg, 83, haguersburg and we lowered temperatureses. that's why o dt have instability. showers moving in. future weather about 5:30. late showersun aro 8:00. still seeing light showers around. i do not see any heavier rain until this evening.ic no heavier showers around 10, 11:00. we could see some showers tomorrow. most of the day is dry. it will be hot and humid., 8770% chance of afternoon

shower or thunderstorms. most remain on the dry side. 83 on saturday and 84. sunday look a washout. bit like we'll keep you posted. amelia and i inut abo 20 minutes. >> request denied. a judge says no to the former deputy of failing to protect students at parkland, florida. a promising new treatment from people wuffer

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tracking heavy radar out there and chances for severe weather to the south of us. >> look outside, you can see rain comi down out there. >> you can see rain coming down parts of the area, the blue ridge and southern zone. all in the southern marand and fredericksburg and stafford county and points to the south, i will be surprised ifee we to the eastern shore. not much coming our way. ty and me shower acti heavier downpours at times in parts of the region. for now, showers in lawrence and much more on what to expect thet rest o night. what can we expect tomorrow? another change in the forecast, i have that in just a mnute. >> thanks, doug. now, let's turn to the story news4 broke last week and it continues toeet more and m interesting. >> three americans including a

couple from prince george's county found dead in the dominican republic all from the same owner of the hotels. >> and are they related? alberto just landed on the island. >> reporter: we just landed on the dominican airport about a half hour from romano where all of this happe mystery of the three on the island on cation. they found this couple dead in theiom when they failed to check out on may 30th. local authorities say they died from respiratory failure. their family members are not satisfied with that explanation and want a thorough investigation into what happened here. just the week before, miran

schaup-werner was found dead after having a drink from her mini bar. we will be here several find out what happened here and you can find out more on news4. >> bahia principe resort put out a statement saying it followed all protocol in both of those cases. we must clarify these two events took place in two different hotels. to, date there are no indications of any correlations of these two unfortunate incidents. there is a flurry of activity around the threat of the president slapping tariffs on mexico on monday. >> this is one time the members of congress are distancing themselprs from the ident. the president is overseas, but mexican leaders came to the

white house to meet with vice presint mike pence. the president is trying to uss o to cut down onl illega border crossings in the u.s. >> a risk of retaliation. >> it's a distraction from the mueller report and it served its purpose, right? re we are. >> but senate republicans are concerned constituents will pay the price for this. if the tariffs go into effect they're likely to raise prices for everything, from avocados to automobiles. president trump and other allied leaders gathered in england to honor heroes who liberated europe from nazi, germany. the spotlight isn't just on speeches and politics, those who sacrificed so much. >> nbc jay gray is there wth first hand accounts from d-day veterans. > reporter: many were just kids. >> we were still wet behind the ears. we were all buddies. >> reporter: as they rushed the

shoreline in northern france. their pace has slowed a bit now, but 75 years later, they are still pulled back. >> there became more and more bodies floating in the water. >> reporter: by the horrifices memorirom that day and to honor their friends, theers who can't be .here >> it brings tears to my eyes we lost all those guys. >> reporter: to this y, the largest land, air and naval operation in history. tens of thousands of sailors and soldiers leaving from just across this channel in portsmith, england. to them, we show our profound rpreciation. orter: where today, leaders from the allied nations gathered to honor those who served. aresident trump reading f prayer shared by presi nt franklin roosevelt in a radio d addressuring the invasion. >> we know that t by grace and

the ratetio t the righteous of our caus our sons will progress. some will never return. embrace these, father. >> reporter: an embrace that lingers, along with the memories of that day. jay gray, nbc news, normandy, france. bedford, virginia suffered more losses on d-dayhan any other community in the u.s. that's where the national d-day memorial is. julie carey traveled toor bedf and coming tomorrow on news4 she will brin s us personalries from people who remembered that day and impact it had on their lives and that town. possible relief for people who suffer from debilitating cluster headaches. we'll show you the new treatment just now getting the go ahead from the fda. later, a fortune worth millions, powerball ticket withs number and from a rtfoune

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intse, have heavier rain and we can see aig her storm srge. a new study coming out looking at the vertical wind shear and how it impacts hurricanes. all you need to know is itcts as an atmospheric barrier along the east coast, a lot of times to keep hurricanes off the coast preventing them from making landfall. what this study found as we continue to put greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, this is ausing the vertical wind shear to weaken. we already know we can get more intense hurricanes out there. as the vertical wind shear weakens this atmospheric barrier it will allow more intense on the east coast and to the west. his study, especially to the south, this study noting we could continue to see these ec changes, esplly noted these changes if we don't start to reduce our greenhouse gases by about 2040. in about 20 years, guys.

>> that's pretty scy. >> thanks. we will be checking back with amelia in 20 minutes here as our meteorologist tracks rain and chances for strong storms. expect for what to the rest of the night here. a maryland mother loses her only son to a frea highway only son to a frea highway accident. ♪ ♪ only son to a frea highway accident. ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility.

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beyo beyond law enforcement. >> reporter: hundreds of people pack a church in brandywine to remember a fallen officer. he had only been on the prince george's county police force for two years but already made a huge impact. >> even though the timing was short and time with prince george's county police was short, and even though the time with this community was short we thank you his legacy will be great. >> reporter: mckenzie was 24 years old. he was o duty when he died in a motorcycle accident lastmo h. he was hit by a car in a spin-out crash on the beltway. his funeral wasld at spirit of faith christian center. >> thank you for raising a man of distinction. thank you for raising a man who cared about service, thank you for being a model yourself, the kind of man who took your lessons and gave them back to this community. thank you. reporter: mckenzie was a school resource officer at william middle.

staff attended his funeral. they say his smile and positive spirit are missed in the hallways. >> the students certainly misses him. they have had moments they think about him and say they are sad and reach for aca hug se they truly miss him. >> reporter: thepolice describe untless a loss for the entireao young people. >> so much more than the loss of an officer, a loss to one of the community's defenders. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4. >> as they were about to ask his long-time girlfriend, that he was about to ask her to marry him. >> what a loss. what a loss. t >>rible loss. hearts go out to the family. >> absolutely. getting back to our forecast this afternoon, doug and amelia are standing by the storm

center. they are tracking rain and strong storms. >> we debated do we go weather alert or not? we don't think we will, we won't get much, then sawms thunderst to our south, well to our south and most probably not getting much. >> that's good news for tonight andomorrow dry, it's one of those days it can be strong to severe. >> hot and humid for sure. t>> look at radar now. mostly light rain. across the mountains, it dries thout east of mountains not having the availability to get there. we've seen a couple showers develop around d.c. and montgomery county and prince george's and to the south and overowards hagerstown and winchester, showers. very light rain montgomery county and north of the beltway, that's it.

to the east, we had a severe thunderstorm watch stafford county, calvert county. st. mary. the only county i think would have a chance is lake mary. i don't think you will see it ar stafford fredericksburg. i think your threat is about done. we are looking at severe weather and a severe storm well to our south. more storms to the east of i-95, southern virginia and parts of north carolina as well. another area of storminess to the west, too and wh we're watching tomorrow. we stay on the warm and humid side. temperatures today, 83 degrees, high temperatures so far, 86 in richmond. we do get warmer today and tomorrow and look at the 70s to the west. we're tracking the rain and only about a 30% chance, as you mentiooud but storms c develop on the stronger side.

>> absolutely with temperatures in the high to upper 80s. it will be hot tomorrow. with that, i'm bringing out the iced tea meter.ur doug, yoids are out of school soon? >> two weeks. >> two weeks. we're in summer. tomorrow, extr large with degrees.res near 90 friday and saturday, large with the iced tea. sunday, a, cloudy day temperatures only in the 70s and we put rain back in the forecast sunday. here's your planner for tomorw, for your thursday, we start off mild. 71 degrees. plenty of cuds throughout the day, some peaks of sunshine. cloudy and humid out if you're running around at your lunch hour, 84. isolated thundershower in the afternoon a evening hours with a high of 88. most of us do stay dry. it is a day where if that storm bubbles up it could have heavy rainfall and strong wnds as well. we look at the weekend, maybe bonus day on sokurday, log

nice and still head to the pool on sunday. showers are lookingly like unfortunately because we have pride day. looking nice on saturday but the festival going throughout the day on sunday, doug, you want to prepare with poncho, knowing you're dealing with a breeze and temperatures oy in this 70s. >> sounds like it could be kind of a nasty day, as you mention. up to 88 tomorrow, 83 on friday. cloud cover coming in as the storm to our west sits back there. it moves our way sunday giving us a good chance for rain sunday, monday,y possibl to tuesday. next week staying cool for this time of year. 80, 82, we might not be that warmin these areas and another chance of storms friday. still tracking what's left of the showers across our area. you may want to take theum ella this evening but all in all looking a lot better. >> thank you, doug.

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storm team 4 declared a weather isalert. doug tracking storms to the south of us and most of us will see shwers ton doug has more on the timing next at 5:00. >> you have to see this image. it looks way worse than any kind of amusement park ride. a stretcher spinning out of control while airlifting a 75-year-old woman out of arizona. whoa. the firefighters say the extra cable to prevent spinning didn't work. the woman had fallen on a trail and wasn't seriously hu from the fall or the spinning but did say she was a little dizzy after being alifted. you think? >> quite a ride. the school resource officer accused of doingothing to stop the parkland school shooting sits in jail right now. >> scott peterson is his name. he is charged with 11 counts including child

he never ran into the school as a gunman went on a killings ee. >> peterson is facing nearly 100 years in prison. >> at this time, i will call scott peterson. >> reporter: 56-year-old scott petersond appea via video link for his initial court appearance wednesday morning. >> a total bond o$102,000. >> reporter: bond set after peterson was charged with 11 counts, including child neglect, cu nableligence and perjury, all for failure to act during the parkland high school massacre. peterson was taken into custody tuesday some 15 months afte not rushing in to engage the shooter who gunned down 17 students and faculty. >> he took an oath as a police officer to protect. that day, he stood outside a building while 17 people were being murdered and he did bsolutely nothing. >> reporter: an oath peterson himself defended during an interview with nbc savannah l

guthrt year. >> i know the policies and procedures. i communicated right on that scene. did everything i felt at the time was appropriate. >> reporter: surveillance video from the day of the shooting shows peterson standing outside the high school's building number three, while the alleged gunman, nikolcruz, went floor to floor killing out his killing spree. >> he never intentionally put anybody in harm's way by his failure to act on that. we think that will be weak in a court of law. >> reporter: an argument that will now be up to a judge and jury as the faoultl- nbc news. news4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> it is a wet afternoon out here for a lot of you folks. good afternoon. at 5:00, i'm jim handly. storm team 4 tracking what could be ouother r of severe weather. >> i'mendy rieger. we will see this rain and you

can see the green moving through our region right now, as we look at the storm team 4 radar. >> let's kick things off with storm team meteorologist, doug kammerer. how ugly will it be? >> in the south we will see some storms. d.c. metro and pnts to the west some storms but most seeing light shower activity. dry conditions in d.c. we have seen a couple showers develop, downpours around d.c. earlier. most of this very light around wincheste and luray and warrington area and leesburg. and down south where the sere thunderstorm watch is at staffordounty and maybe st. mary's county. that's really about it. watching one more downpour parts of montgomery county around the laurel region and the heaviest

storms to our south. watch out st. mary's region and you have storms comingour way. for the rest of the evening, if you have plans this evening, especially d.c., norford, i wouldn't cancel them but keep the umbrella ready. >> you can find oug's forecast up to the minute any time, you can set weather as page. we have breaking news that could dramatically change your commute, a plan to put new toll roads at i-75 and the maryland beltway. >> and private companies will bid on that project. not critical vote came down too long ago, adam. >> reporter: that's right, jim. this is a huge step forward in ths whole process of tolles