new at midday, i thest hour, supreme court ruling impacting our area. it's got to do with the future of a world war i memorial. all afternwen long, ll be tracking the threat for severe weather. i'll bring you up to speed on that in am ent. a developing story out of the middle east. iraan forces shoot down an american military drone. new responses from both countries this morning. good morning, and welcome news 4 midday. we begin this morning with a

weather alert. strong store likely this afternoon and evening. right now, we're dealing with a lot of heat and humidity, we're used to that around here, aren't we? our meteorologist joins us with a look at wh theorms are expected to arrive. >> you can see the disturbances all around us, they're starting to spark up as we head toward the afternoon. the daytime peak heating. timing on that after:0 20 p.m. i'll dig into that a little deeper in the newscast. we're dry in the district pretty quiet. highs today going into the 90re we' already in the low 80s. hot, humid, breezy. the storms we see this afternoon will be strong to severe. so it's fair gme for any neighborhood in our region relly to see some of these storms popping up. 15ds out of the southwest to 20 miles an hour. the question become when are we going to dry things out, see

some improvements here. i'll let youknow about that in a moment. wego to a developing story in southern prince georges county. a man dead in what appears to be a tragic accident on a property. e hopper 4 is live over thene right now. wis is about two miles down a private drive in a very rural part of the county there. we're told a group of men have een clearing larger trees there, and at some point a man's chainsaw became wedged. another man nudged the tree free. another tree uprooted and wound up falling on the man with the chainsaw. we'll continue to bring yge updates asthem. virginia state police say a driver is dead after a fiery overnight crashn the beltway.

we first broughts this to you a breaking news friday. he was driving aon tractor-trair he outer loop when that truck suddenly struck a cement barrier, which ended u bursting its fuel tank. thd cause it to become mgulfed in flaes and ended up shutting down the outer loop for hours. the driver died at thend scene a has not yet been identified. traffic is slowly moving as this crash remains under investigat n. thisrning, a former teacher in fairfax county is accused of secretly filming students. the former drama teacher at herndon high school, police are working to identify his victimsn justinch is at the school with the latest. >> well, so far fairfax county police have been ableto identify 10 victims. there are dozens upon dozens more they have not yet been able to reach. these are students, mostly girls caht in various states of

undress. their privacy violated at a place they should feel safe. police are tellinghus that is the man responsible. apheal, a former high school am he's already in police custody after a case that broke back in april, when an au pair came to police suspicious she was being recorded. in parsing throude the evince in that case. we'ree talking som 32 devices, videos.00 images and police came across evidence of this case, the students mostly girls again, changing clothes in variousreas of herndon high school. at this time police say they did not exp case to go in the direction it has. >> it'sec nott what hewe expect. and frankly, not what what we thought this case was about. but the evidence tells us

otherwise, the offender will be facing those charges as soon as those warrants are approved executed and he's served with more charges than he currently has. >> police say given ts new term, they do expect more charges to come down very soon here. again, 10 students so far, nine they have reached out to. they're asking any students who feel they may have been a victim to reach out for more information. in herndon, justin finch, news 4. >> now we go to the latest on a story you saw first on 4. vdot is suspending the permit of skip scooter, while officials investigate battery fires. the company was told they have 24 hours to remove scooters from d.c. streets. skip id it is cooperating with

the investigation, but points out those scooters wereot on the road. last month, a scooter caught fire outside in downtown d.c., the company briefly suspended service while it investigated that fire. new this morning, the united states supreme court has ruled in a 7-2 vote that the peace cross will span. it was part of a freedom of religion case. the cross was dedicated in 1925 tof dozens oince georges county men who died in world war i. with justices sotomayor and ginsberg disending, the court said this cross can stand because it is a symbolof sacrifice, not primarily a religious symbol. e e high court has yet to polalr case in maryland and north carolina. we're still following the overnight develops out of iran

where a u.s.e spy drone lik the one you see here on your screen was shot down. president trump tweeted iran made a very big mistake. craig boswell has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: u.s. officials say iran shot down american military drone over the straight of hormuz thursday. iran insists it was overan irn airspace. the u.s. navy released new on ence it says the attack one of the oil tankers in the persian gulf last week was carried out by iran. >> the attack distinguishable and strikingly bearing a resemblance to eirian mines that have already been displayed in iranian military parades. fl>> another hpoint between the white house and house democrats. this time over closed door testimony of hope hicks. the former white house ca communitions director refused

to answer questions about her time in the white house and the mueller report. >> the white house is -- absolute immunity. and that one -- >> we took eight hours to find t out whaost of us knew at the beginning. >> president trump weighing in on fox news. >> she's been through hell. they put this young woman through hell. >> reporter: the president picks up trade talks todt with justin rudeau. hat trade pact still need congressional approval. craig boswell, nbc news, washington. we have new information by released he white house about a fourth of july celebration on the national mall and how the president's planf will it into it. take a look, the day will begin as usual with a national independence day parade, it runs down constitution avenue beginning at 11:45, president trump's salute to americas start

at 6:30 it will include a military tribute and flyover ang with a speech from the president. big fireworks displays. and at starts at 9:00. imagineg standin on the beach, enjoying the sound of the ocean, and out of nowhere, this beachumk bell la comes flying at you. a scene just li w that caught on camera. we're going to show you the scary near miss. plus, we have new information on the shooting of baseball legend david ortiz. who police or why police think was not the intended target. this is annie.pa

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shooting of david ortiz. the lead prosecutor in the dominicanepublic says he was not the intended target of the shooting.

and we are learning a member of a drug cartel is suspected of orchestrating the whole thing. morgan chesky is in santo toe mingo with more on this case. >> dominican authorities believe a bullet that nearly killed david ortiz, was meant for someone else. th baseball superstar apparently mistaken for the intended target. the accused gunman confused their clothing. this security video captures the moment ortiz was shot in the back, inside a popul santo domingo restaurant. the shooter was told his target as irwith aing white pants, causing him to accidentally shoot ortiz. that target a friend of the former slugger. a dozen people, 11 of them now in custody. police say three are still on the loose, including two of the

masterminds. one of the men shown here came to the club early to watch for the target known to freak went the place. you see ortiz' friend arriving, and shortly after, the spotter took his photo, sending it by cell phone to a man in prison who allegedly set up the the conspiracy has men iseolved that ed time together. the motive, still a question. victor hu vsquez had a former relationship with the intended target th t went bad,hen blamed him when he was later arrested and imprisoned on drug charges. tiz' friend has no criminal background. today we're told that u.s. officials are working with dominican authorities to try track down some of those remaining fugitives. we're told the alleged mastermind is a wanted man bth e dea. morgan chesky, nbc news, santo domingo. a calm day at the beach nearly turned into a tragedy for

a family in south carolina. sudden gust of wind, look at that, launches that umbrella into the air, nearly hits that small child. last weekend his mother was watching him play in the sand. and then this umbrella nearby came flying through the air, issing her son by a couple inches. now she's sharing that video, hoping it will encourage other beachgoers to be more aware of their surroundings.su make re those things are deeply in or don't put them up if the wind is strong on thse days. better wifi service coming for customers traveling along tracks. they're making these changes as ridership in the virginia area increases. the update should be completed of september. the upgrades will benefit riders ho take those trains north of

union station toward new york and boston. there's been a lot of talk about metro and automation. pretty soon doors will be opening quicker on the red line. after months of testing, metro is ready to flip the switch. the rest of the lines will follow suit later in the year. as for the entire system, metro is not in any rush to return to automatic operations, this comes as our area marks ten year years since two trai collided on the red line. nine people died. the system has been operated manually since then. adam spoke to a victim's family still dealing with the scars from that tragedy. >> ten years after that day, ha

after t awful day where 9 people were killed, you see their names here on this plaque. th te people killed on tracks below. more than 80 others hurt, the wounds arill fresh for some. >> it would never be a trugs about what happened to their mother. i will tell them what happened to their mother. >> we reached towanda brown by phone. she lost iher daughter the crash, and she's been raising her two boys since that day. >> they were 2 and then. now near 12 and 13. they're at a stage in their li a where they'ing questions about their beautiful mom, like how tall she was or what did she like, what was herpersonality,w at did she eat? when they ask questions like that, it makes you relive the loss of the one that you loved. >> as we approach 10 years of that awful day,etro is still howing the scars.r

sending one tain hurling into the back of another has never been fully reactivated. metro sourcesay there's no timetable to make the switch back to automatic mode. that revelation despite general manager making this claim to news 4 last year, that the m automaticde would come back. >> you're going to flip the switch one day and it's going to get back to ato during rush hour? >> yes, sir. c >> now thaim seeming unlikely. in the meantime, the families of the victims of the crash say they don't trust the system. >> there's not been a lot of change that's happen to assure the public that this incident would not happen again. >> along the red line, news 4. a bandit in a fake beard targeting banks in maryland anda virgini the fbi sent us these pictures of the guy, he hit four sun trust locations since october. last month, he robbed the branch

inside a safeway grocery store in herndon. he's held up banks in falls church. there's a $5,000 reward for informatiothatelped the fbi catch him. we're working for your health, n with aew warning, officials trntto idey anybody who may have been exposed to measles in northern virginia. the health department is informing residentsth is week that they may have been disposed to a patient. a local family is pleading for help finding their dog. he's more than just a lost pet. he provides emotional support for their 4-year-old son who was rn with a genetic disorder. shemarry stone talked to the family about their search for max.re >> rter: she tries to comfort her 4-year-old son during a difficult time. >> he's a lot mre nxious, i can tell and i can feel it.

>> reporter: he was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder. his best friend max, his emotional support companion is wessing. >> ll, he's having a tremendous impact. he's upset, he's feeling the absence. >> reporter: max ran out of the backyard gate without his collar last monday morning. neighbors told sandrine they saw three men in a pickup truck take max. >> i feel awful. >> three men intended to fine owners, if they couldn't find the owners, they would return the next day. >> reporter: they never returned with max. he a french bulldog beagle sandrine posted a $1,000 reward for his safe return. n>> that's my oly hope right now to be uned with max and give him some comfort. >> reporter: if you find him, call montgomery countycpoli in potomac, shemarry stone, news

>> i do hope he finds his way back home. the government is investigating youtube for violating children's privacy. we'll have the latest on th t. plus, he lived upo his nickname, mad max. see max scherzer's true toughness, a day aer taking a ball right square in the face. ♪ ♪ off! deep woods provides lonte lasting mosquito proction. so you can keep living life your way. off! live on. sc johnson.

it's a big night for soon to be nba players. the draft is happening in brooklyn. the 18-year-old power forward out of duke is said to be the number one pick. c he's almostertainly heading to the pelicans, they have the number oto pick inght's draft. the washington wizards have the ninth overall pick. you can look to see who they select. my husband is a disgruntled

knicks fan. i've beenearing about this for far too long. now we go to baseball and a true show of toughness. a little over 36 hours after breaking his nose during practice, max scherzer was on the mound for the nats. hethrew out ten strikes in the game against the phillies, afterwards, no big deal. >> i knew it wasn't that bad. i knew it. for me, it didn't matter, it felt pretty good everywhere else. even when -- you get the x-rays, make sure it's more for the doctors,ake sure they were okay with it than is with. >> they went on to beat the phillies 2-0. tonight's game is at 7:05, that just -- when you don't feel like going to work, think of max scherzer. he's amazing, you think they're going to be able to get that

game in? >> i think there is a chance. i will say, we have that chance for showers and storms this afternoon. all that is the same system from this weekend. let's go ahead and take a live look outside. you can feel the humidity tooking at this imagery right here. ngs are pretty quiet. that's how they always start right before the storm cos. already at 83 degrees, we're at the 11:00 hor, 83, i can tell you it's going to be a hot day. 84 in manassas, 82 in lees burg, big picture shows what's going on here. we're dry right now in n, d.c., and much of the area, as we look back west to the north, we do have this boundary that's been plaguing us. the timing on this is going to be 2 to 7.

really probably more like 3 to as we head into the evening, and we get that peak dtime heating. winds, definitely hail, tornados still on the low ebb end of the spectrum. future chot s 3:00 p.m. and the chance for showers and storms, it doesn't blow this up on the model but it shows you where the plent may be at that hour. notice how it's scattered, not everyone's going to see, but when you do see it, it'soing to pack a punch.0 7:0p.m., more chances for showers and orms. not drying things out until early friday morning. hs we head toward the weekend. i'd say t is a much better picture to look at. plenty of sunshine on saturday, highs in the low 80s, a quintessential day to be out and about. even though there's a threat for a storm or two. it's wet along the i-81 corridor for the rest of us. things will pan out sunday night as well. 10-day outlook, what do you see there? not as much rain clouds as we

were looking at from last nd weekeright, erica? >> what is that heat coming in? >> and the summer solstice coming up thisf day. >> we're practically a band of june, it's going to feel nice and hot like we like it for july. lawmakers plan to question top officials about the scandal plagued va medical center in d.c. and former vice president joe biden is facing major backlash for remarks about segregationists. coming up, hisn respose to the cricism.it

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update now on the growing tension with iran. president trump is being briefed at the white house about an

american military drone that was shot down by ir pn. theresident tweeted, iran made a very big mistake. u.s. central command says the drone was shotn in international airspace above the straight of hormuz. 's being called an unprovoked attack. iran claims the aircraft violated iranian airspace. the incident comes a day after the u.s. military said that one of the oil tankers sabotaged in the gulf of ohman last week was atcked with mines that bore a striking resemblance to evdices in iran's arsenal. joe biden and issues of race are suddenly front and cnter in the eattle for the white house. biden says h will not apologize for touting hisork with senators in the '70s. >> reporter: overnight, biden

firing back at hisi crcs. >> there's not a racist bone in my body, i've been involved in civil rights my whe career, period. >> how does it feel that your democratic rivals are saying you have issues t king aboutrace? >> they know better. >> reporter: the democratic front-runner digng in after touting his relationship with two segregationist senatome ja eastland and herman talmadge. both democrats. senator cory booker blasting biden'sg.omments as calling on him to apologize. biden defiant. >> cory should apologize, he knows better. >> i've done nothing wrong, you should apologize i'm not a racist, is so insulti and so missing the larger point that he should not have to have explained to hi >> reporter: several of biden's 2020 rivals pouncing to cast him as out of step in an

ly bipartisan democratic party. >> i would not be standing here as af membere united states senate -- it's misinformed and it's wrong. >> the firestorm starting tuesday during a fund-raiser when biden touted the civility that once existed during his early days in the senate.he stressing t need to reach political consensus. eastland oncecalled african-americans an inferior race, and sa tshi >> separation of the races -- >> reporter: biden explaining he worked to combat his segregationist iews. pushing to extend the voting rights act. >> you don't have to like theeo pe in terms of their views, but you just sply make the case and you beat them. >> peter alexander reporting.

next week is tr democratic presidential debate of the campaign. our aaron gilchrest is going to cover the two-night event from miami. his reports begin on wednesday. happening today, a u.s. house committee plans to question top officials about the problem plagued d.c. va medical centcr. scott mrland reports, today's hearing is all because of a multiyear investigation. >> the hearing gets underway at. 2:0 today, right here in the hearing room in the raburn building on capitol hill. several local members of heongress will be on dias. the subcommittee is chaired by jerry connelley. they'll be asking thequ stions. who's answering? the medical center director will be here,nd a the inspector general of the va who helped lead the investigations into this troubled medical center. they'll be talking about several

ews 4 i team reports. including one in which we reported a man ove in the parking lot of the medical center. his body went undiscovered for more than a day. we'll be talking about the recent escape of a patomnt fr the psychiatric ward. that man went through the ceilingiles of the shower. got himself outside the building and got to a home in manassas. someone who knew the man hevolved, tells t i team how it happened. >> he went through the emergency room and asked someonehe in in t emergency room, the staff at the hospital to call him a taxicab. >> they called him a cab. >> he was wearing his hospital clothes? >> he was wearing scrub bottoms and a tank top. >> these will be local questions about troubles at a local dical center. in the raburn building, scott mcfarland, news 4. >> the i team will be reporting on that hearing a little later

today, and they are also working on a half hour special. tune in saturday for under scrutiny, inside the d.c. va starting at 7:00, this morning word of a break in a nearly 60-year-old cold case in anne arundel county. this new technology has elped identify a man who was last seen in 1962. it was re found in a construction site. asthat person w identified as roger kelso who disappeared more than 20 years before. images show what he may have looked like today. his family attending the announcement. >> just appreciate that the police don't care who you are, they're going to fight for you. and we're evidence of it. >> lice say the case is still open, they are not saying anything about a possible suspect in thi investigation.

also from anne arundel county this more than, class rank will soon be a thing of the past. thebocounty'srd of education passed a new grading policy last night, and und the ange, any student who has a weighted gpa of 4.3 or hire can apply to be valedictorian. students will be chosen based on character,, leadershipervice and grades. the superintendent of schools will decide who chooses the winner. we will show you a live look outside. it is hot, it is humid, it's breezy, coming up the welcome changes you'll be feeling tomrow. good morning, everyone, and happy thursday, when it comes to home appliances, we want them to be fordable, economical and most importantly, dependable. we get complaints from you all the time about appliances that break down. today at 5:00, we're going to show you the top rated brand from washers, to dryers

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the ftc is into the late f stages o investigation. the ftc has received complaints dating back to 2015, complaind g they violaderal law. reports say it's also prompted the company to cons cernging how youtubes algorithm recommends and cues up content for kids. apple is partnering with best buy to make it easier for people o get their iphones and macs repaired. all work is backed by apple. customers will not pay more at a best buy than any other authorized service provider. best buy recomyonds schedule an appointment. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank collins. >> we are weather alert around

here. all of us around here, talk to us abouttiming, whether this impacts the evening commute, there's a ball game tonight as well. all of that what's going on for today. >> we're looking at the same window we've sn for much of the week for storms during that 3:00 to 9:00 time frame. pis isk daytime heating. a few of you have been asking me, when can i get the car washed. i tell you, not te'ay. w going to see those storms rolling in, it's not the best day to go for a car wash. probably to be honest with you, wait until friday? tomorrow will be much better and a lot of that has to do with the fact that we drive through the weekend. a nice little stint of good weather there. let's talk about the current temps aswell, we play a pivotal role in the storms we see today. really providing that warm air,

that moisture that's going to help to fuel these storms and make them relatively severe as ee head through the afternoon, this is th system that's going to be impacng us, washington, d.c., dry right now. but that's all going to start to change. you're going to see more clouds in the area, and those storms :00l start firing off after p.m. heavy rain expected with this, winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. i expect hail with these as well, even though we are pretty low on the tornado threat. i can't rule it out. future cast shows the timing onh s, and this model is going pretty shy with how bad these storms are going to be. just look at the overall -- i'll say where the storms are placed, it's very scattered. it's not going to be a complete washout for everybody. where those storms do pop, it's going to be a downpour. as we head through today into the weekend, like i said, a lot better weather on the horizon, temperatures in the 80s on saturday. that's going to be comfortable,

with plenty of sunshine. sunday more of the same. the threat for your storms on sunday is really low, probably back toward i-81, here's a look at your storm team 4 out look. dry through the weekend and tracking major summertime heat next we >> thank you so much. police are taking it seriously, we're talking about this fight at a kid's baseball game. and wasn't with the kids. this morning, there's new thismation on what start fight and who's going to be held responsible.

a brawl that's gone viral. we're learning more about what led to this fist a fight at baseball game in colorado. as many as 20 adults got involved in the fight l st

weekend. one person was seriously injured. this fight stemmed from a questiable call by a umpire.o but that umpire's parents say tension had been building all afternoon this gets better. after the fight started after the teen ump gave parents a warning about foul language. >> at least one suspect who sker punches another person, he's wearing the white shirt and teal pants. we wantfo justice those folks and we want to send a message that this is noto y. there's little kids involved. there's 7-year-old kids watching their coachesnd parents. people they're supposed to look up to, people they're supposed to learn from. >> five of the parents in the video have already beenit c for disorderly conduct. but police are still looking to find everybody involved here. a local mothe is in a fight for her life with a rare form of

cancer. aveka black campbell is the daughter of alonzo black. the fifmer sherf has a historic lecy in law enforcement. nothing could have prepared himh for his daur's diagnosis. >> al black is used to firsts, he was the first african-american police officer and the first african-american elected sheriff in prince eorges county. the first and his wife are dealing with now is never expected. >> ife's fighting for her at this point. >> their 38-year-old daughter one of five children is battling a rare form of rectal cancer, it's spreading quickly, and she's undergoing aggressive chemo and radiation treatment. >> today as we speak, she's at the cancer center of america in philadelphia. r reporter: she's a motheof five, with her treatments, she's needed her parents to do most of

the parenting for now. >> i cry a lot. and i try not to do it in front of the kids, i don't want them to feel what i'm feeling inside. >> reporter: for 20 yrs, she's worked for the federal government. since she began her cancer fight in march -- she's used a lot of everything up. people have donated time for her, because sh use her personal leave up. donated some money to help out here and there, now she has nothing really to fall back on. >> my daughter is very strong. i raised her that way, we raised her that way. >> the strong woman, her strong parents and strong family need help. a strength fromothers. >> i pray t to godat he gets the cancer out of her. >> we have linked her go fund me page to nbc washington, just search go fund me. in ft. washington, i'm tracy

wilkins, news 4. a scholarsh program is helping dozens of high school seniors in the district start their college careers on the right foot. david mubstein awarded nearly $1 million to 48 students last night. the scholarships are exclusively for d.c. public chd charter sool graduates. students have to be bright, motivated and have impressive academic achievements too. >> i'm an independent student who's trying to liv myself. this school has taken away a big burden. >> having those 20,000, it's like going into the university of california with a full ride. >> wonderful, dad rubenstein is a financier and the chairman of the smithsonian. we have at consumer aler for you, about something in your home that could be draining your wallet. we're nlking about leaks i and around your home that you don't know about. consumer reporter susan hogan is

working with you for easy fixes you d t't flush down drain. >> seemingly minor leaks can add up before you start investigating. consumer report says first check your watert me. >> it will have a numerical reading on the top. come back in two hours. make sure no one uses water. if the number has gone up, it means you have a leak in the house. >> reporter: most leaks are easy and inexpensive to fix. >> we're going to start in the , bathroof it accounts for mo than half of the water used in your home. >> to check for leaks, you might not see, ad a drop of food coloring to the tank. wait 15 minutes, ifod fo coloring ends up in the toilet bowl you have a leak. consider replang toilets older than 25 years, the newerel mod cr have looked at use as little

as 1.28 gallons per flush.f a leaky shower head use pipe tape or teflon tape. check any fawcetts too. you can usually just replace the washer or gasket. >> you don't have to get rid of he entire thing. you want to make sure to look under the vanity for any leaks t you ma see. >> check your kitchen faucets too. mold or moisture on your walls, ceilings, floors, may indicate a leaking pipe. in that case, it's best to call a plumber. >> don't forget to check for leaks outside your home as well, if your garden hose leak or it connects to the spigot, try replacing the washer to ensure you have a tighter connection there. you don't always think about giving to a food bank this time of year. the organization getting out the word, donations are still needed in the summer months, and how you can help.

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open in adams morgan later this year. have fun. helping families in need is the number o goal for our community in our area. the food bank feeds dozens of milies every day. >> we're inside the food bank here andhelook, w people come here, they get a real grocery store like experience, it feels really good in re. he shelves, many of them are empty, what do we want to do today? >> stock the shelves. >> this food drive goes on until 2:00 p.m., can you donate at any time that they're open. i want to bring in those food bank directors to talk about the laed and one particu story that comes to mind a father and son that you met. >> father and a 4-year-old son came to the thrift store and told me they hadn't eaten for two days, i gave them crackers

and sou and the little boy put the crackers in his mouth s fast he choked on them. >> you need not just food donations, not just diapers, but you need things that will help families in so many ways? >> absolutely. can openers, diapers, many, many things. >> we have so many people in the community that help throughout the year.n ecroft metcalf is in on this. and tim is here, you brought a bunch of food and something else? >> wer bght a check, we'd like to present you with a check for $2,000. hopefully it will help you stock your shelves. >> ank you very much. thank you very, very much. for every dollar that is e donated, w can buy $4 worth of food. >> we can do that. what can we do with that money? >> stock thshelves.

>> that's a great story there, we hope th everybody can chip in on that. let's go back to samarra, more storms cominr way.>> we're used to the timing. between 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. 91 degrees for the high. so it g isng to be a hot and humid day, what you can expect with these storms, definitely more than likely going to be severe. we're looking at heavy st downpours, g winds and a threat for hail as well, erica. >> thank you so much. that's it for news 4 midday. thank you for joining us. we're back on the air this afternoon. remember, you can get news and weather updates any time. have a great day, we'll see you thiafternoon.s

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