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be a big topic this morning on "meet the press" with chuck todd along with anos exple interview with world cup champion megan rapinoe. see that at 10:30 this morning right after news4 today. >> she might be the hottest interview in the country right now. >> i know. i might be a littlexcited for that. just a little. i mean, have you seen her? if you see her tell me. >> yes. this morning the power back on for evyone innew york city after that massiveac but. parts of manhattan and midtown plunged into darkness yesterday evening leaving thousands without electricity. >> traffic lights were out and r firefighteeven had to scramble to rescue people stuck in elevators. the blackout stopped subways, halted broadway shows. even a jennifer lodz concert hao be evacuated. this is the scene at madison square gaen last night. lopez tweeted this video saying

she was devastated that this happened. her s-o has rescheduled for tomorrow. theevoutage is belien caused by fire. >> scary stuff in any major city. especially in new york, who has, you know, fair share but the sun isup out ere. >> we'll be right back u know whar we'll be right back u know whar forecast is li

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welcome back. you know, just for the record, the humidity inmy hair, when i had an afro, it would bleak havoc. so i do know the struggle. >> a struggle to keep the curls intact and looking halfway decent. anyway, lauryn, you have been busy. you have been keeping a close

eye on barry in new orleans, uisiana, the gulf coast, and our weather here. >> the latest on barry, still a tropical storm. winds 45 miles per hour. the pressure has come up al tle bit, guys, so that means it has lost a little bit of intensity and is expected to do that because it lose fuel once it gets over land and its fuel is that warm hot water in the gulf. so it's weakening now as it pushes into louisiana. it's moving about 8 miles per hour now. so it's sped up a little bit. t over land, we are talking about the slow-moving s bormnging flooding rain to that area. so they have seen some rain over the last 24 hours. it's not done yet in terms of in the flood conditions because i believe it's going to be sitting over louisiana for the next 24 hours. let's take a look outside. our weather right now, today hot and humid. we have a slight chance of rain in our area today, but just stray shower. most of us are dry as a frontal system comes through. that will create some low humidityor some.

blue skies tomorrow, nice. tuesday we could have an isolated shower or sto out in front of remnants of barry. so there could be a little wave thatses through thatings us chance. dryinbeot. we are ok late raures, it's a ot c littl 60s to 70s right now. 75 in the district. headed to 93 degrees today. o sterday we were 91. eso itoiut 100eees. gain anctrf u are headed to a l. as mh as irfect. should have yesterday because i am burnt. 89 is the temperature tloorrow. wer humidity throuhe day tomorrow w,

see it's sll we thought ma b getting the seeing. it's ge go. by tuesday morning still remnants of it going through north louisiana. we are dry. we could have an isolated shower on tuesday. as we ge mainly es expect some roh thursday. toe hot this gu ryrd out. "reporter's notebook" is up next. good morning. i'm pat lawson. heavy rain and flash flooding drenched roads and strand high waters. the storm broke records because of the volume and pacehealrainga

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i was mainly in montgomery county. it was absolute ei personally eve seen anythin s roads thate belfast road off of mcarthur boulevard, the road completely gone. it took out the sidewalk. that was devastating for tt thatad thro forest. k countless cars swallowed u. some folks had to escape through the windows n, rain and mud came washing in. i felt absolutely awf for them. we saw a lot of homes damaged, basements flooded with sewage water. a woman was kind enough to let us into her home and the smell was overpowering andngllected sewageer cered so just to amm flooded.

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to see moving forward as the world continues to warm and we events lihiste bit more, is is . ee moref little bit quicker thrgh the next couple of years a change co about texmes,becausex the spectrum. extremes caused by the jetstream. nglk a little bit about that. >> the amazihing about the jet stream, it's the river of air that travels at 30, ,000 fe. th pr o air the he summerntglobe, se e jet sheart,ards alaska andy h.wn into the so that's why we saw so many rainy days, gloomy days in the month

of june, even though june ended p a little bit above average. rain alaska has all-time recordigh ts they hit 90 d you normally record by aegree, a noteact they broke it on noumo days is incredible. they are going on half the year where they have seen above-average temperatures throughout the last half of the year. not a single day below average. >> amazing. we are seeinger what we have nev seen before. getting back to the flooding, you tell people all the time turn around, don't drown. the washed out roads you were talking about, belfast and we saw one in mclean, kirby road,y the illustrate the importaef tun >> absolutely.oa in

water you can't tell part is washed away, it's weak, crumbling, about to give out at any moment. last week i was in woodbridge, a similar situation. there was a car parked there. the roa. gave o the car sank into a hole in the ground. these are cases where you really on't want to take that risk because you never know what you are going to be driving into. >> people are tempted, doug. you think, i'll just drive through it and i'll get through it. >> it makes me so angry because we talk about it all the timlk we tabo aut turn around don't troun all the time. peep are driving through. you saw this the other day, a fathera hve to rescue his kids out his carecause he drove into flooed roadways.ca your r can flo in a foot of moving water. f your feet wept o with six inches of running water. the interesting thing about this event was the fact that turn around, dn't drown did not work in many areas like canal road, along 66 where you have mediansh going througnd you have the jersey walls on one side.

canal road, you have themo ntain on the other side. that water came up so quickly, there is t nowhere ton around. people were on tops of their cars. they had no choice other than to go through the sunroof and their windows we rig back. stay with us.

>> and amy this aging notst here but acrose country, but wasngs a wake-up call for us? >> i think it was. all the flooding in the area is a wake-up call. they have to really completely change all of the way t at they control the water going through the city in ellicott c nning the rivt

s, they are10 w some of years old. we hear about them breaking all the time, especially in the winter. the amount o water is more than before. you take that with the same small pes, we areseeing flooding in areas that we have not even floodiseen flooding be. that trend will continue, too. >> our drainage system can't handle the volume. >> right. >> waters in the gulf of mexico are always warm, but you said right now they are extremely warm. >> yeah. >> do we dare ask what that means? >> that's climate change, too. the gulf of mexico is a fairly shallow body of water. so it's much easier tosee those waters warm. but tr gulf of mexico y after year after year continues to get hotter and t atmosphere.wie

wel have storms down there that will produce a northern rain than they normally would. you had hurricane harvey last year which put some of thehe higst rainfall totals ever in the, united states over 66 sawn that ine storm from houston. they would have seen alot of rain without climate change, thhe anging climate, bu becahanng climate th before are now just a l we know twhaanfor us ealith o daily lives. >> that's hurricane season. does warming mean winters will be better, easier? >> for the most s.part, but it also means that when the storms are stronger,hen we have bigger storms, those will betronger, to bli, think that was a proud of clima-- pro climate change. we will have ss snowfall over the course of the whole winter, but when we get those big storms they are going to be able to

dump a lot more in the way of snowfall. i think on ae whol you will get less, it will be a little bit warmer, but those days where it's really cold, it wi be colder. those days are we have big storms, the storms ll beeven bigger. aimee will be in the thick of it, you know, making sure that everybody is all right. >> folks seem to take it in stride. did they? >> yeah. >> it hasto be devastating to see all of your belongings desoloyed? >> absutely. i was surprised how calm y everybodemed to be that day. they were responding very well. one w the who her it when t eventually told herself these are just things, they can be replace aed. they are glad no one was hurt. all across the region iave been talking to people. es, their cars weredestroyed, swimming and tennis courts. of the day they were

okay and that's what most people are thankful for. >> a lot of it is>> lot i porecy is if yourt's covered. anythinew uvered. anything coming and for many people it was the first time ey fl think has my home fl nd floodrae. even iyou are notn dpin, goodte those people will have flood insurancew. they may not need it again. this was maybe a one-time evente in their li but a good idea to do it because a lot of these people are not going to be able e eople had five, thament. thatevything. i the basement whereever seen water in the basement before. i'll raise my hand to it that. suddenly it's cumming up through the floor. the cleanup andpa res are just

beginning. so we are talking about a long journey for a lot of the folks you have seen? >> oh, absolutely. like you mentioned, the insurance may not cover all of it. i met a lot of people who are trying to figure that out. who to call. they have never had to deal with this before. they are having to navigate o possessions destroyed. now they are dealing with insurance companies and trying to get that taken care of. it's just been a very long journey. for the folks who had their street washed out, they are trying to figure out how to get it to and from home, where to park their car, how they are going to get around. a lot of people whoseives have been thrown out of place. >> doug, we mentioned earlier this pattern. is this pattern that we'veeen ith the nice days and then the severe storms that just slam usw is this what are going to get the rest of the summer? >> my summer forecast, i said for the mostart i thought july and auguste could b below average as far as rainfall is d. concerne that's a very good thing. but to youro pt, you know, my ten-day forecast right now, we

have got almost no --we have got two days of rain, all right? but one of those could f besh flooding again. the next one that we see could be severe storms again. that's two o of ten days. most of the days are dry. most of the days are hot. we don't h te much inhe way of rain. when we have severe thunderstorms we will have more theattern towards theer and to wh your a?rom grand scale, you , my advice -- >> buy rain boots. >> yeah, and always be weather ready. you can't say enough about knowing where the storms are.t' and t why we say download the nbc washington app. i am not saying that because, hey, it's our app. it can save your life. sds that ha practices and you ar goi o d you have dinner plans going t, take a look at the radar. know where you live. know which county you live in. know where the storms are.

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weekend as well. tunfortunately, we have add a little bit more humidity out there today, but then we get into tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be absolutely gorgeous. let's go to our maps and show you what's going on. we are looking at barry in a second. first l's take a look at the beautiful sunrise that came up about 40 minutes ago or so. it's gorgeous os throughout the is a sma showea through the area. for most of us, we are staying dry. temperatures are in the 60s and 70s right now. it is just a wonderful morning. now, you are going to walk outside and you are going to feel a little bit more of that humidity. but it is nice out there. as far as injutl sunday ouok is concerned, any church services it's going to be but it's going dry. morning. muggy outthere. pool, perfectnd s poolside. let's talk about barry and the impacts that we will see from barry etaying on

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as the water continues to pour in. jay gray, nbc news, new orleans. >>oinue tracking sto from louisiana all morning. st withew and nbc flds swept through the d.c. area a major road is expected tt reopen itmo llelst poseto reopen ry. > rter heaquipnt gravel. conio working roheen on belfast road in potomac. >> i really feel bad for the people who are in the single-family houses. it must have been really tough eo be cut off like that and cut off unectedly. >> reporter: this is the kind of

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enforcement agencies say they ar prepared for today's to entyot allowe arlingt jobty sa re igration o ask residency or immigration status. e asked her for help and lured her into a home. once inside he assaulted the woman and broke her leg. he is charged wh first-degree rape. new this morning a gathering to end gun violence in the district. d.c. police report 85 homicides so far this year. that's why yesterday's gun violence block party was so important on this street in southeast. musicians turned out. three of themea reld a new song and music video called

"peace and positivity" to raise awareness about gun violence. >> we're here right now today kicking off a violence-free d.c. for the summereond an e commu oo array ofe, including musicians and people in the comni auttanted kids. doing a goods. yesterday they held a those interested spoke withth department officials at theli a equipmentld classroom seminars. d.c. police say they are dealing with staffing issues at the moment because of retirement and a decline in > w hires.

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came up the shenandoa took fredericksburgarea, foughtd ame to georgia avenue to threaten washington. >> last week d.c. delegate me eleanor hols norton introduced a bill to preserve sites in d.c., maryland, and virginia. a live look at the natural harbor. the sun is up. 6:39. lauryn ricketts will be back to let us know what the rest of our weekend is looking like. good morning.

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>>i.c.e. agents may be conducting immigration raids as we speak. agents are expected to make thousands of arrests startin today. >> yeah, with more on the political fallout we are joined by moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. we saw the vice president

touring the facilities on the border coupled with these raids today. what is the political fallout here, if there is any? and does it bring either side closer together to getting something done to fix it? >> no, especially onhe republican side here.e th president continues to just worry about his base politics, and if you cared about deporting people you wouldn't have announced it. if you care about playing it politics wit you would announce it. so that is where the politics of this is. it's actually probably t going to be a very successful set of raidsheor because it was pre-announced. so anybody who is nervous about it is, you know, probably going to find ways to oid this. so, clearly, this was more about sending a message to the base. so i think each time that he ventures into this issue, he is alws more worriedabout that base than he is about seeing if there is a solution to this problem. i think what happens now is democrats get more and more also

sort of -- compromise is almost. we wan to switchars pictures ever the f presidency. new polling numbers coming ois earlier theek. what do they tell you about how th race is shaping up? >> it's two democratic primaries. o we ha about 40% of deancrats don't wt this big massive change. they want, you know, more narrow looking for smaller scale policy. they like joe biden. there is another 54% of the democratic electorate want big major changes. among those folks, elizabeth arren is their favorite candidate. that's what ou are seeing here. it is crystal clear this split, sort of the establishment wing of the party versus the progressive wing of the party. pelosi/aoc, same thing.

aoc doesn't like that pelosi is, you know, playing in the system, orking the system. it's sort ofthat. elizabeth warren is sitting there going, you know, it's just because you get a better cabinet secretary isn't changinggs thin you need big major change. joe biden's message is, no, this system has worked for 240 years, let's stay in it. this is the fundamental race. that's interesting though is you have warren and santders fighting it out for a slice and then bideng fightin over here. kamala harris, she is tri be both. you?uestion is can and be the uniter of both ngs of this party? or is this pick a side politics? >> and every other cag idate tryin pick into that -- >> i don't know if they can. five people poll 7% and above. everybody else is at 2% or less. actually, two other candidates got 2%. andrew yang and beto o'rourke. i mean, anes imprsive field of

candidates at one and zero. i think it shows you that voters are making choes. >> and you have world cup superstar megan rapinoe. >> you know, i have a feeling that that's the takeaway from the show today. megan rapinoe. trust me. that is the -- >> she is runng for president? >> yeah, not quite eligible yet. let's not age her out. let's see if we can get one more woukt of here. come on. then let's launch her dandisy. >> as always, see chuck on "meet the press" every sunday 10:30 after news4 today. >> thank you, chuck. torrential rain like we saw day is becoming far more common and our changing climate is partly to blame. >> temperatures get warmer, the atmosphere holds and leads to ore moisture leading to heavy downpours. scientists are warning that could intensify. pat lawson muse has a closer

look at t> research. ain is an essential part of the world's weather system, but a lot of rain in a short amount of tim like can overwhelm drains. a new study in the journ water resources research shows heavy downpours are on the rise. it's a trend we've witness over the last three to fve decades when global warming starte to intensify. >> what we're seeing right now is that humans are really contributing to the am ount of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane trap the heat on earth rather than allowing it to escape so space. when you trap the heat, that leads to warmer temperaturesr: >> reportet's not just here. ss the ppening ac country. over the past few weeks rising rivers have flooded fields, inundated eshom and threatened aging levees from iowa to

mississippi. a sopping wet winter leds to mudslides in california, damaging thousands of homes. a report shows heavy downpours have increased by 74% in the northeast. but we're not just talking about more rain. the conditions are also more seve. fromurricane florence's secord-setting rain lastummer in the carolinas to hurricane harvey, which dumped more than 60 inches of rain on teas in 2017, the most everf recorded a storm in the u.s. and meteorologists say the situation will likely get worse in our warming world. d> what we are seeing with events like to, go back a few decades and you still have heavy rainfall events. when you factor in the changing climate, the fac thathere is more water vapor, the water ed, what supercha that's leading to is basically our extremes are getting more extreme. >> all right. our region made history in 2018

with the wettest year on record in washington. it's just anothbut it doesn't e. climate in our app to warming wu and your family, your health and evenour com big deal. > are ta. amel the afternoon. i wash ut changing imate stuff. so, i mean, she does things in the evening. so we're fierce about it and we want to get the right andt correcformation out to the sun t air. things like that. a great video on instagram talking about that. the clean air and all that kind of stuff. so, y i went to st. michael's. >> yodid?

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dry for us today lower ack and we areormscily wednesday night, we are tracking barry. t to see how hot it's going to get. wake-up weather, plenty s.nshine, maybe a little haze, se are in the low cur district. 77 an it is warm. and as we go thugh the day tomorrow we are going to be in the upper 80s. today those temperatures are going to be in the low-to-mid 90s and omen torrow we are going to be in thewe continue t. th's just d right han and it's aretty chound the louisiana area as we go through the next 24 hours. i really don't see it exiting clearly out of louisiana until tuesday morning. but look at this. ntsity.ee have come oft somet

most of this just west of new orleans. so they are going ntinue to have that flooding threat for the next 24 hours. so here we go. we are looking at this movingh througry slowly. here we are going to be dry. and again we have that veryso small ited chance of a shower today, possibly a shower, a little wave comes out ahead of barry tuesday. here is the moisture still from barry, but again some of that moisture could only out ahead and bring us an shower on tuesday.isre work its throug the mid-atlantic. we do have temperatures, look r in the low-to-mid the heat index pushing the triple digits. even over that century mark by saturday and sunday, plenty of saturday and sunday, plenty of sunshine, still warm, next

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announcer: news4 today starts now. barry pushes north. the dangerous storm has weakened but could still bring catastrophic amounts of rain to the gulf region. the latest from louisiana. today is the day for possible immigration raids across the country. more on the operation that could be happening as we speak. and into the darkness. power goes outor tens of thousands of people in new york city. the latest on the outage that quickly went viral. scary moments indeed. >> indeed. good morning to you. it's 7:00 on this sunday morning. the sun is up.

we hope you are up watching us. i'm meagan fitzgerald. >> i'm cory smith. as you said, a beautiful sunday. a little humid, but that is life the dmv in the summertime. we are also tracking barry down on the gulf coast. let's send it right over to lorm team4 meteorologiauryn ricketts with the very latest on barry. >> yeah, the latest on barry, guys, still a tropical storm. still winds at 45 miles an hour and continues to push into the i coast of louisiana right now and it's going to continue to do so. i would say at least for the next 24 hours before it really starts to make that trek north. now, one thing i want to mention, i believe it's going to y a tropical depressionthe day's end, but still a lot of rain to get through and to get through louisiana and into the deep south. scooting up to the midwest and out to the mid-atlantic. we could see remnants of barry u later on ar here. right now a little haze out there. we definitely have some blue skies. not that bad. my camera is gone and not looking too

good. the temperature is at 77 degrees. the pool forecast today, definitely find somebody with a pool, plenty of sunshine. look athis. the temperature at noon in the low 90s. we will top out around 94. could see an isolated storm later this afternoon. ted chance today and tuesday. then we are tracki thursday. not only are we brachie track e acking te coming top of tropical ry just mentioned. this dumping rain tfrom floridaouian >> winds, violent storm surge. wa s pushing over the banksd into this neighborhood. >> look at this. that's the area ofget out of dod

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enj risksof even moret sponders >> and humans ar y. our coast. the humanellnce shared these pictures of tve ar here ni. many shelters in the storm zone were already at capacity and they are bracing for damage to their buildings. of course, we will continue to track the storm from thece stor morning.ve reports from sy with our nbc coverage snandedr inood news be. it opened up monday at belfast road. montgomery county officials hoped to havethe road open une.

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between the national mall and the national cathedral to eny a unique celebration of america's race into space. derrick ward, news4. >> this reminds me of when i had an opportunity to interview jgee cernan. it's awesome to hear from these guys. so many of them are gone. about what that experience was like. that's going to be cool. >> aof lot eople looking forward to that. not looking forward to the heat though. yesterday was, i was melting. >> it's not triple digit heat. it ain't too bad. for me it's the humidity. s i'mll not used to it. >> the humidity is coming back. that's going to make it feel like the triple digits as we go through this week.to it's going feel like 104 as we get to midweek. >> the hu yesterday?t there >> no, not really. >> i was dying, it was so ho >> and you were probably out in full sunshine. >> exactly. >> it's hot.

but the humidity levels are rise wright now. you will feel a little bit more muggy this morning as you walk out the door. we will contue to see that humidity on the up wednesday, thursday, friday with that tropical moisture that's tting ready to go through our area. right now hazy but beautiful. clear skies. temperatures in the 70s. upper 70s to near 80 den. look atwmer spot on the bay. 79 is that temperature. the shenandoah valley 70s. he next 12 top again it's july. out righttoay. heas we head into a 20% chance we cow or thundersto hi

moreum h. a stray chance of a shower or thunderstorm this afternoon. look at this. over the next several days temperatures are going up. we drop a little bit tomorrow and then we go back up to the mid-90s by wednesday and that's when it's going to feel closer to about 104, 105. oh, yeah, this is our temperature. that's the number on the left compared to the heat index, the feel-like factor, the number on the right. now, we are expected to get some rain and tropical mghsture throuere on thursday.o that amp. since we will have rain on thursday, temperatures will lower. look at that. e humidity doesn't go anywhere with that soek mday.morrow though. hh. let's take a look at barry. stiropical storm. we are watching some of these nvective bands to move through.

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94 will be the daytime high today. a stray shower or thunderstorm later on this afternoon is possible. lookg at barry right now, you can see it's still churning just to the southeastern coastline of louisiana and also going into mesissippi. evn houston getting a little of of rain just south houston right now. but you canee this line, look at these thundtorms that continue to train. that means they are kind ofng eing over area right here and they continue to form over that area. this is going to continue to push into here, but 's going to do it rather slowly. so louisiana not out of the woods yet for some massive floodingat through th region because all of this moisture has to rotate and work its way up through louisiana. i believe it will bera downged to a tropical depression later on today. right now it's a storm with winds at about 45 h miles perr but it's sfwg going to take a l while to get through louisiana. it's going to take thiseekend

get there and monday and tuesday morning some remnants in northern points of louisiana. now, you canee by tuesday still in the midwest. then it takes a little turn and that moisture starts to head as we the mid-atlant get into your wednesday and thursday. i'm going to show you right here. so we're dry with the exception of that passing showoday. now, as we get into monday we will be dry. tuesy out aheadf this on tuesday, there is a little disturbance that could bring a few showers and thunderstor showers and thunderstorms. wednesday night we will start to see this move in. it looks to be laty.on wednesda it could slow down more. thursday we will have those showers and thunderstorms and then it fuspushes out by tet ti we gnto friday. i kept a chance on friday, but i believe friday looking nice now. again, late wednesday night after midnight, thursday, friday, we will see it. look at these temperatures. oh, it's going to be warm, it's going to be muggy all the way up to next weekend. to next weekend. re have got mo

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coming up right after this in fourinutes. again, temperatures back here at home hot. low-to-mid 90s today, feeling closer to 100 degrees. isolated chance of a shower storm or thunderstorm this afternoon. it will be more humid. tomorrow less humidityk upper 80s. then the humidity floods in tuesday, wednesday. wednesday night into thursday could see rry, it looks like it's gone by friday, but i want to keep a chance in there because it could linger into friday because it slows down over land. we wi we'll watch that. it's going to be hot. >> thank you much. and thanyou for joining us. that's all for us. "the today show" is coming up next. >> w have a great sunday.

barryanrous and >> it's time to come together. morning. welcome to "sund this july 14th. i'm willie ist. many are being drenched this morning. barry has been downgraded to a

tropical storm. barry causing a serious levee breach as it continues to creep slownl iand from the