in store for us. low humidity. >> she is refreshed. >> she is refreshed. we're all refreshed. y, guys? i'm laughing at that because i am a little refreshed out there. i am usually by the time we get to sunday because it's technically our tuesday. but, no, it's nice out there as this weather has me recharge and refreshed. yesterday,ty was gone we were dry. same deal today, about you we don't have that wind, which could be good. or ba if you are sitting at the pool, you like a little bit of a breeze. no wind today. just nice temperatures out there and plenty of sunshine. it is a beautiful day already to start this sunday. temperatures right now climbed up to the 50s. a little chilly this morning.ol a little co with temperatures in the 60s. we are warming right on up. id-70s right along the i-95 corridor. perhaps you are headed to the golf course, the farmers market, walking the dog as we go through the day tay it's going to be nice, it's going to be awesome out there. we do have plentyf sunshine.

grab that spf. if you are headed to the golf course, 80s by the afternroon s around. hopefully, you have an earlier tee time. let's talk about the heat. main story. teling like summer around here as we getough the day tomorrow. and it's going to be prolonged. we will show you that onhe ten-day forecast coming up. >> thank you. we are following breaking news in south bend, indiana, right now.po ce there are tweeting that one person is dead and as many as ten injured in a bar shooting overnht. it happened at kelly's pub. right now no word yet on any suspects. we are working to learn more ab information t how this all unfolded. this is in the indiana town where democratic presidential pe candidate buttigieg serves as mayor. stay with us throughout this hour and as news develops. we will keep you updatedn our nbc washington app. meantime, we are also following breaking news back here closer to home in fay.fax count >> that's right. a man's dead body was discovered

he near hunter's wood plaza. sarah is live from the scene with what we know. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ll, we aren a wooded area behind hunters woods plaza. take a look. this is a popular trail. tsit actually star here and leads all the way, comes out on bretton woods court, goes behind a community nter, a baseball field and residences on the other end. a quarter mile down the trail is a crimecene and it has been since about 1:45 this morning. police say they got more than one call f rom aort of fireworks or gunshots in the area, and after they got down here and did some investigation they probably had determined it's more than likely gunshots. now, police say they have found a male down this trail who is dead. they have not released any information yet, but we heara whthey know from the supervisor of detectives. take a look. >> as patrol units got on scene they startedwa ing the trails.

they found a male who seemed to be injured, called for fire and rescue. when they came on scene they pronounced the person as dead. sorry, pronounced him as deceased. >> reporter: now, this point there has been no identification. again only that the victim is a male. we did see some detectives walking away from this area a short time ago with a bag of what appeared to be evidence and personal belongings. don't know if that is connected to the incident,ut it is still under investigation. police are asking anyone who might have heard or seen anything to give them a call this investigation is still ongoing. again a male found dead on this trail h here behindters woods plaza. police are investigating. live in ruston, derrick ward. back to you. >> thank you. we've learned the two men found dead in woodbridge were killed. a person walking along aui qet rysidential street make the shocking discoaturday morning. that's right. police responded to the 15 block ofatherstone road.

the bodies were spotted sfewaps from a lking path. reaction from neighbors and what we know now. >> reporter: detectives and crime scene investigators from prince william county police are trying to piece together details of how and when the bodies of wo men came to be in a wooded area behind a convenience store on alabama avenue inwoodbridge. >> itf anybody saw anything at that time, you know, between last night and up until the call came in we would definitely like to hear from them. >> reporter: the bodies were found just after 10:30 in the morning, but into the evening investigators kept alabama avenue blocked off by yellow police tape as they searched for evidence that could lead them to those respsible for the murders. the scene caused concern to those who live on the street. >> it's a very unfortunate situation. you know we, live herehi in ts community, very family oriented community, and it's very sad. we are very concerned. >> reporter: police could

release few details in the early hours of the investigation, but they did try tors calm neigh fears. >> it's isolated to the wooded area here. there is no public safety threat at the momente >> repor: this wooded area is just one mile from veterans park. that's whereld a 31-year-o man was found murdered in march of last year. in woodbridge, b jackiensen, news4. learning more about what led to president trump's sudden annocement to dae lelay sweepin immigration raids. they were supposed to happen today. trump tweeted the policy change terday. he said at the quarter-final the democrats he is putting the raids on hold for two weeks to see if they can work out a deal. nbc is reporting house speaker nancy pelosi called the president last night urging hll to ca off the raids but nbc news is also disputing the president's ationale. their reporting indicates the plans were called off largely because details were

leaked to the dia and immigrationno officials dit have plans in place to detain thousands of immigration. the raids were a topic during the democratic convention iin south carolyesterday. >> that is sickening. that is disgusting. and that is everything that this country does not stand for.we need comprehensive immigration reform. leaders in the district were among those pushing back against the raids.ie mayor murbowser, for instance, sent out a response to the raids on friday saying d.c. remains a proud sanctuary city committed to protecting the rights of immigrant families. d.c. police and montgomery county police condemned the raids as well. meantime, the stage is setr foe democratic candidates who want to succeed president trump. we are committed to bringing you complete coverage of decision

2020. look for our reports starting this wednesday. and you can watch the debate right here on news4 wednesday and thursday nights. those debate tart astart at 9:0 switching gears. who feels like a little barbecue? today is the last day of the national capital barbecue . battle we want to remind you a lot of street closures downtown d.c. taking a look at the map that highlights the shutdowns. several around constitution and pennsylvania avenue. those roads will be closed. the battlegins at 11 this morning and goes all the way to 7:00 tonight. >> eight hours of eating barbecue. vi the man ced of killing a woman during the charlottesville protests, james alex fields jr. used his car to stow into counter-protesters at a white nationali rally. he asked a federal judge friday for a mercy and a punishment shter than a life sentence. his attorneys argue since he is 22 years opened and this a hetraumatic childhood tudge should in the sentence him to

life but prosecutors say fields show no mercy after he killed heather heyer with a car. a judge will sentence him this coming friday. family and friends in t community gathered for a somber ceremony remembering the victims killed in metro's deadliest train crash ten years ago. >> david. >> bells tolled as the names of each victim was read outloud yesterday. 80 other riders were hurt when the red line train hit another train between the takoma and fort totten stations. familyhe members of t victims northeast d.c. for a bittersweet service. >> it's also a happy d because it gives us the opportunity to bring the family together. ar celebrate their lives. >> my h is still broken but you didn't go alone, a part of me went with you the day god took you home.

>> metro's general manager says there is no timeline for returning to automated train control. >> hard to believe it's been ten meantime, want to switch gears and tell you an unconventional prom dress is turning more than just heads. christina mellott isni a seor at freedom high school. she is now a finalist in the stuck at prom scholarship sontest. dresses and tu here are made entirely out of duct tape. >> that's the kicker. >> 10,000 bucks will be awarded to the best dress and a tux, voting for the contest ends friday. so go ahead and vote fo christina. no word how sticky the dress is. duct tape is tough stuff. yeah, it is. good for her. all right. a brutal double murder. it left a husband and a son dead in fauquier county. now months later investigators are still coming up esety in their ch for a killer. the latest on the case is straight ahead coming up o

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welcome back. time is 9:12. and a appeal from the sci and fauquier county sheriff's. >> they are looking for information to solve a double murder mystery. a father and son were found dead in their home last november. >> and as northern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports, they hope there are new tips. >> reporter: a father and son found shot to death in november jolting the rural community and shattering a tight-knit family of four. ele fbi has hped with the investigation from the start, but seven months in and no arrests. they are offering a reward. >> w think this award amount of $20,000 will help bring information in just to help with the puzzles we are putting together. >> reporter: wsomeone would kil a cabinet maker and his son part of that puzzle.

ong nguyen was an american incess story, so happy to be this country he named his son america and daughter virginia. his wife was ute of the country visiting a sick relative in vietnam when they were killed. this has left them in fear their own safety. they asked us to shield their faces when they spoke acexclusih us. >> i don't want my daughter to worry about me. she said, maumee, don't leave me, i have only you now. >> reporter: investigation say they are making progress withe th investigation. they still want to hear from anyone traveling the morning of november 8th along the route 28 corridor in the area of route 29 and o shade road. no tip, they say, is too small. >> there is something that either people that know them or may have been an acquaintwace in some y, that they know about these people that can help us in

this investigation. >> reporter: the fbi and the sheriff unwilling to share any new details about the crime today. they areep keg that information under wraps until they can make anes arr in warrington, vginia, julie carey, news4. a live look right outside the news4 washington studios.in we are store for a beautiful day. we will check in with lauryn ricketts when we return to let us know when this great weather is going to go away. st with us. this is not a

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k. welcome bac your time is 9:16. we love this story. et an update to the story we first brought t you during government shutdown. you remember the two maryland sisters. they turned their furlough frustrations into big business. >> that'sth right. started baking cheesecakes. yeah, they did. >> to make ends meet. ed ns out they haven't sto since the shutdown ended. >> now their hard work is paying off in a huge way. shamari stone has the next chapter in one incredible story. >> home made graham cracker crust. re have a mixn the bowl. then we scoop it out. just pour it right in. >> reporter: nicki howard and jack wright bake up perfection. >> it's like a slice of smile. >> reporter: they launched the furlough cheesecake business five mnths ago. >> i am tired, but elated. i cannot believe the mmentum. i cannot believe the support.

>> reporter: a right now they have ame big announcent. >> walmart! we will be in walmart stores. >> reporter: 100 selected walmart stores in august. sweet success. >> sweet potato. >> reporter: they give me tips. this is the batter. i start putting it in her like this? >> ye sir. >> reporter: you are not going to tell me the secret ingredients, are you? >> no. >> reporter: news4 told you about the sisters ding the government shutdown in january. >> our mother said, you knowt, whairl? you could tesell these. >> reporter: they named their company the furlough cheesecake because they were furloughed federal workers. bills were stacking up. >> nobody seemed to care. they were still going to charge late fees. >> reporter: after the news4 report they appeared on the"e en" show. she surprised them with a $20,000 order. sonce then they have more than 5,000 cheesecakes and quit their government jobs. >> we learned a lot. yeah, we're ready.

and beyond! >> reporter: aren't they great? this is nice and chilled. you can buy the furloughed cheesecakes at walmart stores on august 18th. and also you can get them on eir website at thefurloughcheesecakes.com. >> did he bring some so we could try? >> what's the dealhe where is t cheesecake, man? >> it looks great. yum. >> y couldn't say too many positive things about the government shutdown. a it turned intoositive for them. i love tharchlt that's awesome. good for our region because we have gsome good weather comig through. >> so nice. yesterday was absolutely gorgeous. i know you just g back usterday. yoere out and about at the playground? >> the whole day outside. >> are you really religious about putting like sunscreen on the kids skconstantly like ever 30 minutes? >> yes. >> all these -- i nevha

sunscreen on when i was lit ale >> it's shaded place. >> that's fine. i was like, well, i'm so bad about it. >> you are goingme to get in trouble. >> sorry. put it on tn,day the adam, because if you areoing to be out and about full sunshine today. i mean, look at that picture right now. >> gorgeous. >> not a cloud in the hoy. >> w likes 75 and sunny? >> theworst. >> like southern california i >> butt is going to heat up to d.c. ty of weather today as temperatures go to the mid-to-upper 80s, average temperature this time of year 86 degrees. we will be about 87 today. but the humidity is going to be down. so it's going to be a nice day with a lighter wind, no issues. if you want to head to the pool today, spend all day out there. remember that spf. tomorrow it will be hot and humid. that humidity rolls in overnight. storms likely tomorrow afternoon through tomorrow late evening. some those could be strong. th by tuesday you are definitely going to want to head to the pool.an heat humidity continue at least into this upcoming

saturday with temperatures in the low 90s. yeah, we a top out 87 degrees today, but it's not going to feel terrible because the humidity will be on low side. humidity rolls back in overnight. muggy when you head out to work romorrow morning. that temperatucontinues to go up from there. as i said, the average temperature this time of year 86 degrees. starting off on a very nice note, even if you want to get to the playground right now, go to the farm market. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. if youedre heado brunch through the middle part of the morning, temperatures will be in the 70s. reserve a seat outside. it's going to be absolutely perfect. no winds. no rain. you can see right now all sunshine from our satellite. our radar is showing a few showers, some pretty strong stuff out in the midwest. if this sticks together it could move into our area late tomorrow night. a lot of models have the moisture stopping in the mountains of the we will still see somehtuff tomorrow throug the day. a warm front lifts from the south to north and eventually this gets rather close to us. real quick, if you are headed to

colorado, still got some skiing out there. look at that.so that's snow. oh, yeah. yep. they had some snow out there. they had a winter weather advisory that was just canceled. they got snow on the first day of summer onay fr we're not talking about snow thank goodness. 100% no snow today. monday we have got sme rain and we have got about a 50% chance of seeing rain. could come ies two wav one in the early afternoon after lunchtime and one again late tomorrow night. most of the rain will be out, il not out by daybreak on tuesday. then tuesday hot and humid, but you wake up tomorrow morning, you are gog it feel the humidity out there. you are going to feel the heat and humidity by tomorrow afternoon with the storms popping up throughout the afternoon and into the evening. so most of the rain out of here well early on tuesday morning. most everybody will be off and it will be gone. still muggy. look at these temperatures though. we are in the 90s through saturday. we drop a little bit through sunday into eay next week with very, very small rain chances, even next weekend. pretty small rain chances.

i am mark murray of nbc news. let's get ready to rumble of the of the first tax retur2020 demo debates take place later this week in miami.ca 2idates, five moderators over two nights. on wednesday night, the fist en democratic candidates will debate with the headliners being elizabeth warren, beto o'rourke, amy klobuchar and cory booker. thursday night the next ten will be led by joe biden, bernie nders, kamalaharris, and pete buttigieg. these 20 were divided by a random drawing. each night five nbc and msnbc hosts will moderate the days. lester holt, savannah guthrie, jose diaz vel art, chuck todd and rachel maddow. it comes as joe biden finds imself as a frontrunner. warren has beenmoving up in the polls. sanders has been moving down with all the other candidates trying to find a moment to stand

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started ripping the room apart. as if that's not scary enough, it gave up and took a nap on the top shelff a closet. it wanted to fall asleep. >> of course, armed with a tranquilizer gun, wildlife officials were able to remove the bear and return him to the wildhere he belongs. >> and everyone is -- > it's so cute. if they couldn't kill you. >> bears? >> they are cute. >> negative. ot >> you are ngoing to hug a bear, you will get killed, shredded. anyway. hey, go outside today if you can do it. it is a beautiful day on tap. and lauryn is going to tell you and lauryn is going to tell you what the rest of worweek lookskp [ -tempo music plays ] man: we don't just play music in d.c.

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>> announcer: news4 starts now. >> 9:30 on this sunday morning. rise and shine, everybody. thank you for being here. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm meagan fitzgerald. it is 9:30. did you just y that? >> i did. it never hurts to let people know again what time it was. >> i was listening but not listening. >> i have nevereard that before. no one has ever said that to me before. >> i was listening to the forecast. a good one today. >> good recovery. >> meagan listens to me, adam, not necessarily you. >> i know where you are going this. lock it up with the forecast. >> came down a little bit. too early for this. guys, listen, beautiful out there. absolutely right.

that's about all you need to listen to, and the fact thatno it' going to rain today. listen to fact that we are ing to have the heat coming back really quickly into the . overnight if you le summer, one big taste this week. not necessarily today. feeling more like spring today, temperatures in the mid-80s. but the humidity on the low side and it's feel good this morning. if you are in the shenandoah valley you may need a jacket this morning. rtemperatures in the 70sht now. again we will continue to take those temperatures into the 80s today. 87 will be the daytime high. once again, that's right around normal thisme of year. plenty of sunshine out there, blue skies throughout the day. as i said, the big story is the heat coming back through this week. how warm it's going g to and the heat indices is coming up in just a little bit. meantime, a death investigationunderway this morning after a bodyfo was d near a shopping center in reston

overnight. this all happened near the hunters wood plaza not nar from the dulles toll road there. police responded to a reportsf gunfire and a dead body found in that area. investigators are still on the scene this morning. news4's derrick ward is at the scene as well. we will hear more from him in just a few minutes here. one person is dead in prince georee's county after they we hit near a car near indian head highway overnight. here is the scene. take a look. police tell us the accident happened on a service road near the intersecnon of india head highway and east swan creek road. the call came in shortly after midnight and the man w rushed to the hospital where he died. the driver stayed at the scene and spoke with police. but right now no wo on any possible charges. well, right now the search . on for a killer in prince william county >> yeah, two bodies were found steps away from a walking path yesteay morning on atherstone drive in woodbridge. police are calling it a

homicide. the body of who men were discovered in a wooded area by a street.alking along the detectives are trying to piece together what happened. >> if anybody saw anything, you know, at that time, you know, between last night and up until the call came in, we will definitely like to hear from them. >> police say there is no threat to the public. well, nearly 40 adults and 22 kids are not waking up in their own beds this morning because a massive fire ripthd rough their apartments last night on livingston terrace in oxen hills. the fire department tweeting oue theictures after flames engulfed that building. three firefighters had to go to the hospital for minor burns and injuries. families are being assisted by the american rd crosshis morning. still no word on how this fire actually started. and this morning fairfax county investigators will be back out to chec out the structure of this apartment building in mount vernon. you can see here th car slammed into it yesterday on groombridge way.

one person has minor injuries. were still working to find out who was injured and why the driver crashed into the building. ce d.c. poli have arrested a man who allegedly tried to grab someone off of the street. corbett turner is charged with n kidnapping stalking. this happened friday afternoon along benning road in northeast d.c. police say turner walked up and grabbed the victim by the arm rmt that per n got away and alerted police and the police quickly took turner into custody. the man convict of killing a woman during the charlottesville protests in 2017 you remember pleads james alex fields jr. used his car to plow into counter-protesters at a white nationalist rally. fields asked a federal judge friday for mercy and a punishmenthahorter t life in prison. his attorneys argue since he is just 22 years old and had a il traumatic chhood that the judge should not sentence him to life. the prosecutors say fields showed no mercy after he killed heather heyer with a car. a judge ll sentence him on

friday. well, president trump is set to come bac to washington later today while at camp david this weekend he tweeted he is working on a number of issues including the rising tensions with iran. thetrump administration is actually threatening more sanctions on iran starting tomorrow. >> reporter: trump stck a more measured tone while once again taking credit for stopping a strike against iran he originally authorized. >> everybody was saying i'm a war monger. now they stay i'm a dove. and i think i'm neither, if you want to know the tamth. i man with common sense and that's what we need in this country, is common sense, but i fdidn't like the idea o them knowingly shooting down an unmannedrone and then we kill 150 people. >> reporter: the president insists he is open to negotiating with the iranians after the nation shot down a pilotless u.s. military drone this week. he is seeking one outcome. >> the fact is we are not going

to have iran have a nuclear weapon. and when they agree that they are going to have a wealthy country. they are going to be so hap, d i'm going to be their best friend. >> reporter: despite the declining tengss with iran, the president says military actionm res an option. chris pallone, nbc news. as> if you look at the mueller report, there wo collusion. this was all about collusion. >> you say no collusion. i have read this mueller report -- >> use the word collusion -- >> tere is not one place -- >> use the word collusion. use the word conspiracy. kn nobody mentions russia since the mueller report. >> this isoing to be good. a must-watch interview. that's a small preview of chuck todd's exclusive iterview with president trump. you can see the full report this morning on news4. "meet the press" starts at 10:30 sunday morning right after news4 today. cannot wait toat c that.

the stage is set for the democratic candidates who w t to secede president trump. we are committed to bringing you complete coverage of decision 2020 which is why we sent aaron gilcrest down to miami. he will be le reporting on the 20 democratic candidates as they clash over two nights. look for his reports starting wednesday, june 26th. catch the debate right here on news4 wednesday and thursday nights at 9:00. hey, if you like barbecue, today is your last chance to get down to the national capital barbecue battle. there are also street closures. this map right here highlights the roads that are shut down. several around constitution and pennsylvania avenues. the battle begins later at 11, a s until 7 tonight. a shopping center in fairfax, vargz, will soon be minus one store. tough news for folks like my mom

who los the dress barn. this one atreenbrier town center is closing. last month they announced they would close 600 stores across the country. now they h e unveiled which individual stores will be one of the first to shut down. so far there are no changes to dress barns' return, refund or gift card policies. coming up next, a local doctor working to return the sickest babies to full health. we are going to meet this week's harris' hero. stay wh us.it

welcome back. dr. robin bake ser the first person you'd want to meet at last place you want to be. he is the section chief of the neonatal intensive care unit. >> yeah, everybody day dr. baker and the teamwork to keep very alive.bies leon harris to tell us more about this week's harris' hero.e >> repor from the moment you hit the second floor, you know

you're in good hands. >> no problem. >> reporter: the team at the neatnatal intensive unit tres infantsk >> respiratory diproblems, car problems, you name it. >>reporter: leading the team dr. robin baker. he understands parents are trusting him with their most precious gifts. >> there is not a more stressful job in the world. when you have a kid ho starts like this and authorishortly afy are like this, it's amazing te. it's going to be a long road, a rough road, but we have a plan and we will get >out. reporter: james bryant shares an office with dr. baker. he said it was a no-brainer to nominate him to ba harris' hero. >> watching him with children and parents, families, it's inspiring. it makes me want to come to work every day. i saw the commercial and said, well, he is one of my heroes.

i mean, i am going to nominate him. i >> reporter:s not just his colleagues. parents also appreciate his approach. >> thank you. you have no idea what to expect. you don't know if you are going to be walking out with a child. so just having him be so dedicated to isabelle and to us as parents whatur was just sreal to me. >> reporter: dr. baker considere allabies to be his kids. and like any parent, he loves to brag. so this is her mother's ring right there. alexisch graduated high sl with honors and she is now in college. i went to her graduation. >> reporter: when you see the kids down the road and see what they are doing, wn they are 3or 4, 5, go to high school graduations, i see them walk across, you go, wow, man, if you only knew. you know, it's really very rewarding for me and our group as well as to what we are able to accomplish. >> they are ange.

dr. baker is hesitant to take any credit. he says it's truly a team effort and a labor of love to care for the babies. now, if you'd like to nominate e harris' h check out our nbc washington app. just search heroes. time is 9:43. tang a live look outside. the sun is splashing the nation's capital today. a beautiful day on tap. but what does the w workek have in store? lauryn has your awers when we lauryn has your awers when we ns

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hey, maryland just got the green light to start issuing digital driver's licenses. news4 is giving you a sneak peek. >> susan hogan shows us how going digital could play a big role in protecting your identity. >> reporter: what's in your wallet? soon there may be nothing left. most of what we do thes days from paying for groceries to hailing a ride can be done with a swipe or tap from your s yrtphone. evenr driver's license is going digital. maryland, along with., d.cust wrapped up a pilot program to test the digital driver's licenses. >> you have all kinds of tools on your phone.o tave your driver's license on the phone is really cool. >> reporter: he is one of 500 employeesat maryland motor vehicle administration who gave the digital license a spin. for several months employees ran them through tests like age

verification at casinos, police stops, and a. theresults? >> it was very easy to use and very exciting. >> reporter: a digital license looks just like the physical card we carry now, but what's different is not everyone will see all of your details. the appll wi only provide pertinent information to the person requesting it. need proof of age? this is alll they'lsee. >> that's really where the safety comes in and where cthe privacyes in because you are only presentingma the infortion that someone needs to make a decision. >> reporter: if stopped by police you will be handed a card to scan which automatically sends a digital ver of your license to the patrol car. the digital license won't replace plastic licenses entirely. th uy will be an optionil all of the states adapt to the technology. >> i think there really is a desire out there. everything ismore convenient on our phones now, and so this is kind of that next logical step in that regard.

>> pretty cool. maryland says it will likely start rolling these out sometime next year. >> we reached outo the d.c. dmv, but they never called out. >> i don't know if you have ever lost your license. it's such a headache. youave to go to the dmv and take another picture. >> my license story, remember iccense to drive? do you remember lse to drive? remember cory game? >> oh, yeah. >> they let me do that a the dmv one time. >> you can smile like that in some areas. i just got my new licenkn. i didn't ow about real i.d. and all that. i am like, do i need to not smile? i need to show you my i.d.ct piure later. every time i get carded, which is not that often, i am like, look at my picture. it's ally good. pretty good out there. picture perfect this morning. we have blue skies out there. this is g ang to cont day today. so make plans outside. i know you guys are.

>> we will be outside. >> get outside. hothink it's going to be a little bit too t this week. of course, we are starting to kpliin combout it. >> that's what the pool is >>fo but friday is the first day of summer. are going toup start amping the complaints. rue ki skies blue skiesht now. for the most part, we are just looking good with those blue skies. 87 degrees today. 88youta ockn the humidity it wl feel warmer. that humidity and heat will stay with us tuesday, wednesday, thursday,ayfrid saturday. oh, yeah, temperatures will be in the 90s with that humidity around as well. so enjoy this because this morning feeling good. low humidity, light winds out there. emperatures starting in the 60s and 70s rightw. we warmed up quite a bit since that sun is warming us up and it's going to be a wonderful day if you are headed to he vineyards. a lot of good ones around here. those temperatures are going to be in the 80s by this afternoon.

full sunshine in loudon county. to the west mid-80s. d.c. the upper 80s. now if you are out and about tonight, again not bad. so all day today, if you weant o to the pool, anything you want to do outside, not looking too bad even a nats game, taking on the braves later on. looking fantastic. clear skies. but the humidity will start mom moviack in late tonight. no rain. no rain right now. high pressure i charge and that's clearing all these clouds out. no, as we head through the day tomorrow a few more clouds in place. a that increase in humidity. warm front is going to lift from the south to the north. that could spark a f tomorrow afternoon. we will be watching this little system of thunderstorms to see if it icks together long enough to push to the east to impact our region. we could see thunderstorms tomatrow evening through l tomorrow night. for the most part i think a lot of this will be gone by tuesday morning. tomorrow m aning 10:00. mainly some cloud cover, but it will feel humid tomorrow morning

when you wake up. and then after lunchtime cattered showers and thunderstorms. again some of those could be strong. possibly a round or two of those, depending how well that cluster of thunderstorms stays together, but i do believe by daybreak on tuesda morning we will start to dry out. but we are not going to cool down whatsoever. i mean, temperatures tomorrow will be in the upper 80s. we stay into the low 90s preach every single day this week. to have a heat wave in d.c. you have to have three consecutive days at 90 above. i think we will smash that. hot and humid all day tomorrow. then we start that trend for warmat weather with temperes in the 90s. so tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday temperatures will be in the low 90s, plus you tack on the ymidity, likel feeling like the mid-to-upper 90s out there. not a lot of rain chances, even on we have a small rain chance after we get through some of these thunderstorms on monday. then it looks like we clear out and cool down by tof beginning xt we ek ♪ limu emu & doug

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welcome back. a local mom knows all too well how dangerous america's past times can be. >> her child got aos broken n from a stray ball at nats park. can you imagine? and you may remember the motional reaction of cubs player alberto o'mara jr. when his foul ball injured a child last months. >> the nats owner says that incident is a big reason he is making a change, extending

safety netting to protect fans. our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports on that local mom w is happy to see the change happen. >> reporter: the tollefson family got the news about the netting. mom elizabeth reading the message from the nationals owner on the phone. it was may 24th when their family outing tonats park ended abruptly as 11-year-old adler tried to catch a foul ball head neighborhood the stands on the first base line. >> my son put his glove up to try to catch it and it -- he had it probably just right here and it just missed his glove. instead of his glove, it went to his nose. >> reporter: there was pain and pouring blooders a rush to the hospital to treat a badly broken nose. >> the scene was chaotic. heg was bleedo much sudd suddenly. we were trying to get him out of there quickly. he went into shock immediately. >> reporter: the follow-up trip to a specialty doctor brought grim news.

>> the nose h a couple of fractures in it. the septembum was completely crushed. >> reporter: it added to a list of badci foul ball innts this season, including one that hit a 4-year-old girl at an astros-cubs game. as for adler, he haser undgone one surgery and more are likely ahead, still somehgh smiling he ordeal. he and his mom thaful that the nats and other teams are rktin erecting the meeting. the nats will put it up during the all-star break. >> i think it's great. if less people will get hurt, it's a great decision. >> then one after the other, and th way that the thing is going, speed of these balls and the oelocity that they are flying at people, it's g that they are going to take steps togy'd help ahead /* /- -- to pro it he the fans. >> reporter: adler making back in time for his fifth grade bran

graduation day wearing a t-shira tread "straight outta nose surgery". >> adler got a souvenir from the team, a ball signed bjuan. >> poor guy. all right. well, a live look outside thee wh house. did you know chuck todd has an exclusive interview with the man who lives inside? president trump? >> oh. >> that's coming up after news4 today. before that, lauryn ricketts with a look atyo gr forecast. 9:57. this is not a bed.

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news4 today starts now. >> a gruesome discovery in the woods kicks off a double murder investigation in virginia. now police are hoping the public will help them find a killer. i.c.e. agents were supposed to be raiding places across the country this morning, but a tweet from the president is puttg that plan on hold. we have those stories and a lot of other things to get to this first, thank you so much for being with us here at 10:00. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm meagan fitzgerald. icstraight to lauryn rtts with the good news of the day for us. we have a beautiful day ahead. >> what a weekend. >> it really is. i mean, w dried out. low humidity this weekend, guys. we have some very nice conditions yesterday. same deal toda we are going to be a touch warmer, but still the winds will be on the lighter side out there today. we had a nice breeze out ere yesterday, but still dry. still nice. temperatures a