man's family hand how the police department is responding. >> plus, sunken streets. >> a freak accident, and they only last minutes. >> new info just in on how long it will take to repair this washed-away road. >> and first at 4:00 this afternoon, we are gting you ready for another rainy, stormy night. >> and here we go again, folks, depending upon where you life, you may want to keep umbrella close bit. storm team 4 radar showing a line o r stormsight now just west of most of us. >> we're kick off three hours of live weather coverage. let's get right to meteorologist amelia draper in the storm center. amelia, here we go again. >> kind of, pat. soet's start off with the good news there on your friday evening. storms tonight won't be as theypread or as intense a were last night overall. that being said, if you do have rain impacting the area with oppressive hidity out there, it could certainly be very heavy in nature.

here's the latest on storm team 4 radar, a few olated showers firing up into parts of montgomery county, frederick county as well and keeping a close eye on this line of s. storm this is where we're going to to pull most of our storm chances from tonight as it slowly moves towards the east at 15 miles an hour based on the latest track. winchester can anticipate rain at about 5:30,uray at 6 sock and leesburg 7:45. however, i do suspect it will increase in speed as it continues to move to the east. we're at 90 degrees right now with a southerly wind and high humidity levels though. it's feeling more like 98 out there. 98 is the heat index in frederick and f 1ling about down in quantico. pat? >> so, amelia, are you thinking thes storm tomorrow could be severe? >> i am thinking that storms tomorrow have a better chance of being severe compared to tonight.th the biggest at tomorrow is going to be heavy rain as well as strong gusty winds. tonightce more con about more heavy rainfall out there.

much more on the weekend storm chances timing them out hour by hour. >> and a reminder, you want to download the nbc washington app to get alerts about severe weather sent right to your phone. you can also access our interactive radar anywhere anytime. >> now we turn to some breaking reactions and disturbing video that's beeno makingds on social media. montgomeryolice officers slamming a man's head into the h ground withis knees. moments ago, we learned thatof ficer is now off the streets while the department investigates whether he used excessive force. news 4's core smh joins us live from gaithersburg with a new interview that the acting police chief. cory, tell us abouit. >>eporter: yeah, leon. we just smoke to the chief. we're told the officer is officer kevin moe of the ourth district. he's been suspend and placed on paid administrative duty while

the investigation plays out. the action was called extrauturricular activity b he would not say whether it was effe ive. it is violent and we have believed out the curse word. go ahead and the roll the video. this is outde of a mcdonald's in aspen hil the suspect was fates down, his hands behind his back. he's surrounded by officers. that's when we can see morris drop his knee on the suspect's head and causing it to slam in the concream. he pullis shirt over his face. this all started inside that mcdonald's as an undercover operation.the man allegedly sol undercover officer some mushrooms, a controlled substance and when they tried to arrest him inside the mcdonald's he resisted and that's what we've se in the video. the police chief would not call this excessive forceme but so

montgomery county members of cityleadership have already made that determination. here's mark eldridge. >> i think that last move was pretty excessive dropping in on guys. looked like he dropped him on his head with his knee, and 's thereo justification for that. >> reporter: now we have heard those same omntiments fr several other montgomery county leaders. now, this all comes as the county is searching for a new police chief, and all the leaders that i have spoken to today say whoever gets that job is going to have to face this issue head on a work diligently to improve the trust between the montgomery county police department and the communities of color that they protect and serve. ou will hear much more from acting police chief marcus jones at 5:00 and 6:00. but for now we're live out here in gaithersburg at police departmt headquarters. leon, back to you. >> all right. you got it. thank you so much. corey smith reporting live. >> pat? >> the late now on yesterday's

flag-rning scuffles nearhe white house. two people have been arrested. one is charged with obstruction is aioolice investigat and resisting arrest. the arrest followed this chaotic scene on pennsylvania avenue where a protester set fire to the american flag. turns out he had a permit to burn the flag but not in that area. three people including two secret service ofcers were treated at scene for minor injuries. flames tear through a d.c. home overnight after a fireworks wrong. fortunately everyone inside escaped, and fire investigators say this near disaster llustrates the danger of illegal fireworks. news 4's derrick ward is live on the scene in northwest washington to tell us more about this. derrick, what in the world his house?t >> well, you know, i've had a neighbor come out and say they think a rocket might have ricochetted into a window upstairs.

the investigators are still trying to determine what happened, but as you can see, the folks here, theyav might h expected to have to do some cleaning up but not boarding up after this fire that happened here early this morning. take a look. the red glare that lit up a darkened sky last nht on varmum street wasn't from the rocket, at least not directly. >> they were able to determine that it was improper use of illegal fireworksing that i nighted this fire. >> reporter: this staty old queen anne home went up infl es around 10:00 a.m. the pets got out safely. things like the exactpot where the fire took hold are still under investigation. >> the fireworks thou've seen over here on the street directly in front of the home, these are all illegal items. many of them are aerial type devices which had prohibited in the district. >> every year. every year. >> reporter: neighbors say it's been a blast o their block and not in a good way over past independence days, but it's

never ended like in. >> we're concerned. we find bits of this stuff on the frontporch, on the roof, in the backyard even, everywhere sunshine deed, the ashes left is testament to fires in the sky and what went wrong and brought flames back to earth and to thim ho a spokesman for the fire department said was wrong is using devices like these in a setting like this. >> we always warn people only buy fireworks from the legitimate fireworks stands here in d.c.po >> reer: and investigators believe this fire started either on the second floor or in the atic. again, thy are still looking for the exact point of origin, but they do pretty much believe those fireworks out here were part of the reason that this house burned. again no, one was injured and still under investigation.li we're in northwest. derrickward, news 4. leon, back to you. >> thanks, derrick, and bcause of scenes like that d.c. officers were out confiscating

thousands of illegal fireworks. take a look at this haul. officers took some 58,000 pieces of illegal fireworks off the street, and they found all of this in just one of d.c.'s seven police districts. > it's been a politically charged week here in washington, and even more protes are expected tomorrow. an alt right group and possibly ite supremacists are expected to hold a real at freedom plaza and then just down pennsylvania avenue anti-fascist group is gathering. as news 4's mark segraves reports, d.c. police are bracg for what could be a clash between opposing sides. >> reporter: this iscwas the ene in san francisco in mayth when e same group organize tomorrow's rea on pennsylvania avenue held an event there. the san francis d eventrew less than 100 people and was peaceful. t last month in portland, oregon, violence broke out when members of thenown white supremist group called the cowboys clashed with

anti-fascist protesters. david-sur-meral, one of the organizersotof tomorrow's prt in d.c., they want a peaceful event to shed light on social med media censor is of commentators. >> those are good guys. they're here to protect us >> several organizers are raising otcounterts. >> we have an idea of keeping the opposing groups separate. >> reporter:-ins district, mark segraves, news 4. >> now to a terrible accident scene. take a look at this. three cars involved and search people taken to the hospital and one of them in critical condition. news 4's meagan fitzgerald has the latest. >> reporter: the call came in just after 2:00 this morning for

three vehicles involved in a crash here on powder mill road in beltsville in prince george's county. i want to give you how bad of a ash we're talking. take a look at the blue car there. you'll notice th the roof was cut off. it's on the ground. a lot of debris from that vehicle scattered all over the roadway there. three vehicles involved in the crash. we know two people were extracted from a car. a total of seven people rushed to the hospital. if you turn over here, you'll see that this is the third vehic that was involved in this accident just after 2:00 this morning. the roadway, of course, shut down as investigators try and iece together the pieces and understand what happened out here. that is the very latest. reporting fromge prince geor county, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >> we are learningutore abo the victims killed this week in deadly jetski crash in maryland. the husband and wife have a to connection the washington wizards. the team owner tweeting his condolences to the family of

jeffrey sessions. he was ceo of a company capped ed river which is a partner of monumental sports. leansis says sessions was also a season ticket holder and traveled to the team in london last year for the game. sessions and his wife elizabeth howell died on wednesday when their jetski crashed into a mark in the south river in edgewater. >> seven people including a billionaire call executive from westre virginia dead in a helicopter crash. chris klein is among the dead s along with hi daughter no. other names have been released at this point. klein was also a well-known fill on the pivotil donating mlions of dollars to marshal university in west virginia. >> the teenager who accused actor kevin spacey of groping him in a bar hasro ded his civil suit. mitchell garebean filed for voluntary dismissal of a suit. no word on why. he claimed spacey spotted him at a bar in nantucket.

spacey denied the accusations and he still faces a criminal hearing on monday. justice department lawyers tell a federal judge that all options are on the table as the trump administratio fights to t a citizenship question on0 the 2 census. the lawyers face a 2:00 p.m. deadline to explain tr position. the supreme court ruled that the commerce secretary did not provide an honest reason for adding the question. the commerce deptment started printing forms without the question on it and that angered predent trump. today he said he's considering an executive order to get the question on the census. >> a freak event in a local neighborhood. chopper 4 over a buckled street with a car still trapped inside. neighbors react as we learn this will be anything but a quick fix. >> and then it's the surprise of a flietime for a military mom and a hug from this guy, toby keith. that was just the cherry on top. >> and amelia is tracking chances for more severe weather

over part of the weekend. she will take us through the impact hour by hour.

back now with a live look at storm team 4 radar. stormsheopping up over next few hours. >> we'll be like this for an houri >> amelia w time out impact for us, and she's also track storms for the weekend here as well.

now check out this video. this brought outrage on social media. police now have intify this woman who licked an ice cream -y actual licked the ice cream inside the container and put it back on the shelf. she lives insaantonio, it turns out. this licking happened at a walmart. the producer of the ice cream pulled allts of i half gallons across the nation as a precaution. the case will be handled by the texas juvenile justice department. youan search blue bell in the nbc washington app to see just how authorities were able to track down this young>> lady. certainly didn't help that she allowed herself being videotaped doing that. >> not very smart. grocery shopping, you either hate it our love it, but no matter how you feel about it, we would all like to save more money when we're shopping. >> consumer reporter susan hogan with a preview of a series of stories she working on to save you both time and money at the store. >> well, that's right. if you are like me, feeding the

family is a big line in your budget, and it can also be super time consuming, but supermarkets are battling it out for your siness and the real winners in the grocery store wars is youth. more focus is being put on online shopping with curbside pickuand delivery options to make your life easier but do these services really work and evst how much do they cost? we putal of them to the test to see for ourselves. so next week on "news 4 at 4:00" we're working with you with the results of our experiment. find out which stores can save you the most time and money and how accurate our orders were. we were very surprised by the results, and we can't wait to t sharese stories with you. back to you. >> all right. can't wait to hearth them. ks, susan. >> thanks, susan. pre "today" show pulled off a deese of a sure this morning for the family of a soldier stationed in the persiansoulf. car daly was out talking with a family holding up a sign showing loved one in the military. this guy apparently enjoys the

music of toby keith. today's concert serieser ormer, by the way, so daly led to a surprise video from the family member matt. >> hey, mom, hey, kyle. i'm here in bahrain. thanks sorpporting me through everything. thank the fellow americans for supporting the military. tone to, i'm a huge fan. give my mom a big hug for me to show how much i miss her. >> as if the video message won't emotional enough. moments later toby keith himself came forward to lfill matt's request, a hug for cory's mom. keith has been a long supporter of the military. >> went 11 years and some of th greatesrk we did in our life. we've filled the void that bob hope left and the uso is a wonderful organization and try to make sure that a lot of people get taken care of overseas. >> today's performance is part of the nationwide tour and he'll be performing on that tour.

here he'll be a the anne arunl fairgrounds later this month. >> very nice of them. >> turning to the weather. no surprise. e said yesterday we'll in a stormy pattern, but not as bad today as yesterday. >> exactly. >> tonight i'm tracking isolatea showersnd thunderstorms out there.he yesterday formost part it was widespread. if you didn't see rain or thunder impact your fourth of july, consider yourself lucky. check out the rain outlook on into the weekend and monday and tuesday. onight isolated activity there meaning more of us will stay dry than wet. tomorrow though a pretty good chance that everybody i dealing with at least something during the afternoon and evening hours. on sunday we have scattered showers and thunderstorms. it's finally looking dry out there on monday and tuesday. here's what i'm keeping a close eye on o storm team 4 radar. this line of thunderstorms slowly moving into ederick and shenandoah counties in virginia. here's the timing for you. it's not moving all that fast right now, so moving into the winchester area at about 5:50

andlort roya about 6:25. based on this latest track. i'm also tracking meager showers popping up to parts of montgomery and lount young and as you head from virginia to maryland. eing some light rain around there as well as around the damascus area more moderate rainfall so some showers here and there, by think most of us stay dry out there tonight, and here's future weather to show you wh i'm talking about. 5:00 p.m., notice that shower up around baltimore and still that thunderstorm activity mainly back over the mountains. 7:00 p.m., not much has changed. maybe some showers into parts of montgomery, northern prince george's, anne arundel, howard and baltimore and back around the shenandoah vale, but notice most of the area in the d.c. metro area, northern virginia and down through southern maryland is staying mainly dry. 9:0 p.m., the chance for some rain into parts of northern virginia. elsewhere across the area. noticing plenty of clouds, butbo that's it. maybe some showers out there at midnight and after that they will sizzle out.

as we look to torrow we see showers and thunderstorms start to pop around 2:00 p.m. heavy rain strong winds are possible and we'll get tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 p.m. if you have a backyard barbecue, yeah, might not be all that great out there tomorrow. here's the four-day forecast. the ten-day forast coming up at 4:50. 92. it's hot and humid and wait until you see the heatat index 4:50. as we look to sunday, we're in the upper 80s, and the storm chances tomorrow at 70%, they drop to about 60% on sunday and keeping it dry on monday and tuesday as the humidity finally breaks, and with that we'll call tuesday night. something we haven't said in a while. >> sound like mic. >> yes. >> i agree. >> thanks, amelia. >> like the nats rain delay. >> thank you so mu you've been helpful. >> all right. if you have one at home, we know as well.s your pet i part of the family. >> oh, yes, they are. and next we share tips on how to get your pets to take better

pictures pith you. >>lus, we've got to look inside the chapel where royal baby archie will be baptized this weekend, and we'll tell you

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now we have the keys tog takin the perfect selfie. tuing to the experts of getting your perfect pet. >> everyone loves their pet and especially their own and what better way to capture your furry friend ae joining us best practices to photograph your pet is dani rizzo. thanks for being here. let's get into it. what's thebest way to get a nice y photo ofr pet. >> you want to use positive reinforcement. that's the number one thing so if your dog loves treats or has a favorite toy, use that to reward them during the whole process. >> what about equipment? >> you just need your iphone.

you can use the action mode on your iphone and you can capture aat one. >> you can use good light and shoot near a window or shoot outside and really get on their es level. >> you can get right there. >> thanks so much for being here. dani from the human rescue alliance. don't forget to the keep an eye on the nbc washington a for information about our big partnership clear the shelters, and it's happening next month. >> thanks, lauryn. st it's a big day tomorrow for britain's newe royal. baby archie is being christened on saturday. t won't be a splashy affair like the christenings of his royal cousins. the duke and duchess opting for a small affair with a small group of family and friends there. >> reporter: i a spectacular setting of windsor castle baby archie made his world debut two months ago. this weekend he will be christened here by the archbishop of canterbury. not in the grand st. george's chapel where his parents were

married in front of the world, and not with cameras stanng by like the christianings of his oyal cousin prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis. meghan and harry opting for a more private raffa small group of friends and family gathering here in the queen's own private chapel for saturday's ceremony. gran, as she's known to harry, will be away on business. the chapel just a stone's throw from archie's home, not the castle but this nearby house nestled in the woods. little archie may not live in the castle but he'll spent spend plenty of time there. there's actually a swimming pool inside where he can take private less song, and he'll have access to the queen's winororses to learn to play polo with his dad. kelly cobiella, nbc news, windsor, ennd. >> thank you, kelly, for that little segue because speaking of polo, how about polo on this side of the pond.

tommy mcfly is coming up next as a local winery kicks off another summer polo season.'s tommyot the scoop on theek wed scene. >> and then cupid in the cubicles. the modern take on dating at work in the me, too fia. >> eworks smoked out. >> eworks smoked out. amelia is back to expla why in

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storm team 4 is tracking rain and storms again. >> you could be seeing rain or feeling the super muggy conditions outside. >> let's get an update from meteorologist amelia draper. >> tell us what's happening out there right now. >> we have a new seve thunderstorm warning in from the national service. frederick county in virginia, send yeah, hardy and hamshireti coun all under severe thunderstorm warnings with this storm right here until 45 sack tonight producing very heavy rainfall and t pential for wind gusts around 60 miles per hour. we're going continue to track thunderstorms this evening, but hem ly where you're seeing right now. back around the i 8 is corridor. here tonight in the metro area, i think you should be okay with temperatures around 9:00 p.m. at degrees. cloudy and muggy for everybody. more storms in the forecast tomorrow, and on sunday they are not only confined to the afternoonuc hours. mh more on that come up in about 15 minutes. >> and i'm adam tuss.

if you're just joining us let's get you caught up with four things you need to know. montgomery county police officers aseen kneeing man during an arrest is off the street. that officer kevin morris is on paid leave while theid incent is being investigated. this all unfolded outside a mcdonald's in aspen hill on wednesday. police say the man in the video was selling hallucinogenic mush rooms of before the arrest. he i charged with selling a dangerous substance resulting in his arrest. known white sem sift groups attendees ong the tomorrow at a rally and counterprotesters are expected at another rally a block away. d.c.'s police ief says the number one priority is to keep the opposing groups away from one another. fireworks sparked t s house fire overnight. d.c. fire tells us an illegal fire.

several peop escaped safely and neighbors say freworks have become a problem. three vehicles considered at powder mel road and vepgtsors are still not sure what led to the crash. let's get back to more news of the do to plitics now. the president is celebrating a surprise jump in both job and unemploymbnt nus. >> that's right, and mr. trump says that success is couldn't duetting to theen intse situation along the border.bc news' jay gray joins us with more on that, including the latest controversial citizenship question issue. >> reporter: you're right. the president talking about good and bad numbers as he left for a weekend strip and he hasn't given the idea of pausing as he

leaves the white house, president trump takes a vtory lap around the new job numbers. >> they were unexpectedly goo and our country continues to do really well. >> reporter: employers adding 224,000 new jobs in june and the unemployment rate up slightly to 3.7%, prosperity, the president tied to the problems along the border. >> a lot of people want to take advantage of the economy. they have to come l into america. >> reporter: as protests grow outsige the immration and customs agency in washington. ♪ >> reporter: and ass the country, the president is doubling down on his aggressive border central artery. promising a new roundiof targeting illegal i immigrants w begin, quote, fairly soon, but former head of i.c.e. argues the administration's approach isn't working. >> the conditions p are

fleeing are so much worse that they fear here that they will continue to come. >> along the o threatf a nationwide dragn.e.t. he's pushing for a citizenship question on the census, we're working on a lot of thing, including an executive order. t a moveat would trigger a new round of lawsuits over the issue. if the bk and forth continues,ns ce forms have already been begun being pconted. >> c gauff is back at center court continues to ll it. she just won her match against the player from slovenia. after beating venus gauff became the youngest player to win a

wimbledon match sinc1991. this is her first grand slam tournament and she came roaring back in the third round. >> no matter who wins, she'll be the talk of the tournament. >> talk of tennis and fireworks that nobody could see. if you were on the mall they were going off above your head bute because of the smok was no show. >> looking for a clearer show this weekend though. >> news 4's tommy mcfly has a rundown of all the best spots. >> we found some fireworks that have noteen set of yet. i'm tommy mcfly with yourke wee see. bin ladenbg, water front park. 6:00 the music and fun starts and then, of course, more fireworks into the night sky. if you want more fireworks, there are still a couple celebrations still happening this weekend. just search fireworks on the nbn washingt app for our fireworks

finder. in lountee, polo in the park and bring your own picnic and blankets. the winery will be selling would theles and glasses of wine. if you want to enjhe event is for over 2 is and the story istrict is still celebrati pride. they have got their outspoken w serieshich promises hilarity and heartfelt stories for the lbgtq pluom cmunity. it inspires and makes everyone feel good. >> so as we walk back, my mother stated are you my son or my daughter n? tell them i'm your son and tell them to get over it. >> plus the nats are playing the royals this ndweeke too. with your weekend scene here on news 4. >> find tll of thengs you can do and a wle lot more. >> just search the scen t

get allhe information there. the fireworksere cutor sht. amelia is going into the studio and why there was so many blocking. >> and a sink home swallows up a street. coming on news 4,up

vacations can bring a change to your normal routine and make it a little difficult to intain your healthy heating habits, but experts offer some advice. when you eat out, order an entre and skip the buffet. choosing one dish with a side of veggies can cut the calories. plus keep your steps n.walk to f cee shop or stroll along the bea or even take a family hike. remember to keep a refillable water bottle on hand. go easy on the alcoholnd get plenty of rest. feel run down can actually cause you to overeat. yeah. a shiny moment on the july 4th liday for so many blocked by smoke last night >> you know, that had to really stink. >> especially if you went all the way down there for that. depending on where you were, you couldn't see the fireworks extravaganza on the mall. amelia draper w a look at why. >> we had the same reaction. >> bummer, and almost 2016 because the exact same thing happened three years ago down at

the national mall ng i'm go to take you through a normal night. you're heading down to the national mall and seeing the fireworks for the fourth of july they are going off. they look beautiful. no issues and that's because of the temperatures in the atmosphere. the warmest air was at the surface and the air gets cooler as you head up in the atmosphere allowing the air to escape, to move up a ward and to move out. that was not the case lastni t. last night we had what we call a temperature inversion. we had cooler air at the surface and warmer air just above it. that warmer layer of the air acted as a bocking mechanism keeping all of the smoke down there on the ground. people in virginia for the most blrt saying i could see those fireworks, no pro, d.c. not the case and here's why. we had it very light. a very light westerly wind so that westerly wind kept kind of pushing the smoke into the d.c. area whereas virginia had some clearing. also some articles online saying with all the smoke strapped

at the surface, these fireworks created the worst air quality that we've seen around here on the fourth of july since 2010, so not only did it look bad, but it wasn' good for you to be breathing in eier, guys. >> the lose-lose. >> no show and bad air. >> better luck next >> next time around. >> switching gears now. tragedy averted. a local family of nine all safe after fire destroys. their home >> up next, new rules when it >> up next, new rules when it comes to dating at

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here to look at the impact that might ve ons here. >> you may have seen the pictures of the sinkhole that swallowed a car in woodbridge. take a look at that. >> and a sinkhole getting bigger. authorities are blaming the weather for that. >> aimee cho is live at the scene with the latest. aimee. we understand it's going to be a while before they fix that. >> reporter: the sinkhole that opened up is going to be almost -- is 20 fe deep, and it's almost four times my size to give you a sense of how massive this thing is. i wantto give you a closer look over that way and a sinkhole did swallow up a car last night. we were here earlier as crews pulled the car from the wreckage. we want to show you some video from that awell. we got the car out and thankfully no one was in the car wn it fell into the hole and crews tell me they think the cause of the sinkhole was the heavy rain last night. water rushed into a pipe underground, and the pressure was so great it washed the pipe away and that caused the ground

on top to collapse. now crews say itke will li take up to two weeks to fill in the hole and open the road back up. neighbors here telle they feel terrible for the owner of the car but they are glad no one got hurt. >> it lets you know that when mother nature is happening we need to pay verylose attention to it. >> when it started raining like that, i pl off to the side of the road so anybody could pull over right here. >> reporter: and crews also tell me there's a creek back that way that's been soaking up a lot of rain recently, and they think that's part of the reason that this road has been washed away as badly as it has. neighbors say they are worried that something like this could happen again. amy woodbridge. aimee cho, news 4. >> we're talking about a couple of weeks before they can get it fixed. >> and that's where there was a flash flood warning issued last night. two to three inches of rain fell in that area so i'm not

surprised thinking it was weather-related. >> it looks like the same thing will be playing yout. have plans for the nats came on saturday. >> i can take my plans inside. >> unfortunately a lot of people can't. >> it's really the heat, humidity and more storms. unfortunately, the nats at home, th saturday and sunday, and i can't rulelaout deys at both of those games >> oh, no. >> i know, leon, and tomorrow ere's a bit of a better chance that those storms could really pack a punch around 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 p.m. keep that in mind. here are the weater headlines. isolated thunderstorms out there tonight. tomorrow more widespread thunderstorms and a better chance for severe weather meaning heavy rain and gusty winds and any thunderstorms. i have more rain and srms in e forecast on sunday. sunday the chance is not only confined to the afternoon hours, i can't rule out some showers t there sunday morning. that being said. it's not a washout it's just another chance where we're seeing plenty of rain potential

throughout the day. here's the latest check of storm team rar. tracking this line of terms. that's prompti s avere thunderstorm warning for parts of hampshire, hardy, grant and frederick county. frederick county in virginia. this is moving very slowly towards the east at only about 10, is a miles an hour, so as the storm slowly moves towards the east over the next few hours, it's actually showing signs ofou fizzling and really not holding together as it moves towards the metro area. as i take you into the metro area. only tracking some isolated showers north of washington right now. one of them right around -- right over i should say 95 right now north of bethesda and also seeing activity up around damascus alng 15 and traveling from federick into loudoun county out there. that one is showing signs o intensifying. bigger pictuik. nothing le what we were noticing last night.

last night it was much more active. tha cs just not these out there thankfully tonight. we're getting a bit of a break. as we look to tomorrow. your saturday morning is dry. it'mu gy and worth 75 degrees and by 5:00 p.m. it's stormy. 92 at that point and a chance of rain tomorrow at about 70%. that chance falls on sunday to about 50% to 60%, but, remember, on sunday there's the chance for a shower or two out there during the morning hours and then some scattered showers and thunderstorms i atheernoon. risk for thunderstorms are great and tomorrow a high temperature on sunday of 89 and talking out the heat and humidity, look at the temperature versus the heat index saturday, sunday and monday. so tomorrow a high of 92. feels more like 100. it's feeling about 95 degrees out there on sunday. monday it's feing about90 and then nice low humidity levels out there on tuesday, so if you're heading to the pool, go earlier. both nats games could be

impacted by rain and thunderstorms. mid-80s on monday and upper 80s on tuesday and lower humidity levels the next week.ke nothing lihis week. only one day where we could be dealing with thunderstorms right now and that's o ursday. pat and leon? >> speaking of chances, let me ask you a crazy one. what are the chances it may actually bearmer in alaska than it is here. that's crazy. you've been reading and doing your homework,ecause anchorage yesterday hit its all-time warmest temperature on record in record-keeping history of 90 degrees, so, yes. we are the same as anchorage, alaska right now. unhaelievable. tsays something. >> thanks, amelia. >> thank you. new rules when it comes to workplace romance. >> and inhe me, too era several major companies are changing their policies when it comes to dating co-workers. facebook, google and now airbnb ve updated the dating handbooks allowing people to date a colleague but there's a catch. you have only one chance to ask

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j you're justoining us storm team 4 is tracking a line of severe thunderstorms. they are moving west and moving

this way. amelia has to look at impact. plus, she's looking at chances of severe weather over the weekend here as well. she's breaking it down for you next at 5:00 right here. >> well, we may havespent the fourth of july sweating out here in the dmv but in colorado check it out. quite a bit cooer out there. cool enough to sky, in fact. skiers were decked out in their red, white and blue on the slopes. this fourth of july marked the end of this year's ski season io codo, the longest one they have had since 2011 but not been the longest season ever. that one was back in 1995. tha season continuedght into august, if you can believe it. now no indonesia, where authorities are aking amends for past practices. eight baby sea turtles were released into the ocean from bali. for years these turtles were poached for profit and now authorities want to make sure that things have changed. these sea turtles are on a vulnerable species list but they

now have a chance to survive. and in greece brushfires are forcing evacuations of four villages on the island of evia. hundreds ofi ffighters are involved here bracing high temperatures and difficult ter rain. investigators believe a man who is burning weeds started onef the fires. wildfires are common in greece this time of year. last year's deadliest fire ever killed 101 people near athens. the cleup continuesin southern california after that strong earthquake rocked the idgion yesterday, and we're getting some new v of the damage. darsha phillips from our sister station in los ange s did whatever people could to protect themselves. >> reporter: footage from insid the liquorstore, the minute the 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck. >> you just want to protect yourself, you know. i tried to hide behind the shelf and tried to do everything that i could protect myself, you know. >> next doors at the laundromat, the ceiling buckled right on top of a customer.

thankfully hju wasn't ind. the owners of the land mat say they will have to close for at least a week to make repairs. >> my dad and i are very optimistic. we're very happy, and it's going to take a lot more to bring this down. >> reporter: all across ridge crest, stores have a huge mess tocl n up. >> very strong. it's a mess. all the water and all those, everytng, big mess. >> reporter: things looked like this shortly after the qua ae, butthorities came in on their day off to clean up and open the store for customers. ridgecrest residents thankful for stores that stayed open giving them a place to go and get supplies after a terrifying morning. >> my floors were going up and down, my big-screen tvs fell off the wall and m pictures fell off the wall and everything was going back and forth,nd back a forth, back and forth. >> that was knbc's darsha

phillips reporting. folkstehere not qui out of the woods there. a 5.4 magnitude aftershock hit southern california this morning and experts are telling us that aftershocks, maybe not that big, but they could be coming from days and may even weeks to come. "news 4 at 5:00" with adam and pat starts right now. >> all right, leon, thank y.ougs acting police chief now weighing in on a violent ioconfrontat that some kay went too far. >> a police officer caught on camera kneeing a man in the face. during an arrestn aspen hill on wednesday this, video is making the rounds on social media. >> news 4's c jrey smithning us live from police headquarters with how the force is now dealing with all of this. what are they saying, cory? >> well, adamand pat, they are telling us some more information. the officer at the center of that video has been identified as kevin mofois of the th district here in montgomery county.

now, when i spoke to acting chief marcus jones iim asked h straight uphether officer morris' actions warranted excessive force. take a look at what he had to say. >> what i see is i see the officers who hav made an arrest, and they are struggling with the subject and then i see the officer doo s -- extracurricular activity as a so lt of the use of force, with that piece of buying, you know, it gives me some pause and something that we need to seriously take a look at. >> but the one thing i want to ensure the community of is the fact that we are a silver spring. in that video you can see his shands are behind hi back and he's surrounded by officers. that's when officer morris dro his knee on to his head causing it to slam to the concrete. pulls his shirt over the head. according to police it all started inside of the mcdonald's there in the aspenville area and a allegedly tried to sell ha luge genic mushrooms to an

undercover officer and when he tried to arrest him he resisted and ultimately he moved him outside where the struggle continued. this is the second high-profile incident and we asked chief jones whether this impacted their rlationship with communities of color. >> but the one thing i want to ensure the community of is the fact that we are transparent. we are accountable to them and we'll conti de to that and we'll take these matters very seriously. >> officer morris has had his police power suspended and has been placed on paid dministrative duty. the suspect has bonded out of jail and is facing other charges including drug possession, assault and resisting arrest. all this comes as montgomery county police department searches for answers and no doubt they will have to address issues like this going on. >> a lot going on there.h corey smit montgomery county. turning now to the forect,