here's future weather as we go ahead, we stay dry but could have had swers at the bottom of your screen. that's going to leave us with a decent weather pattern as we go into next week. here's a look at your five-day forecast. 89 and sunny. an isolated showers, it's 93. our normal high is 89 now. humidity will be higher than the weekend but t incredibly uncomfortable like it was last week. we'll have the ten-day forecast coming up. we'll see what's hng on the roads this monday. >> good morning. a couple of things on the beltway. those have now cleared. inner loop and outer loop, no complaint therils. we look at prince georges county. both direction, we have pain work getting by. quantico, southbound 95. astra six here. no problems, you are atpe s there. >>> still ahead, pain repeech without open ros. you probably heard i had been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. i serve in the general assembly and we work together tcross the aisle to gngs done. and that's the way it is at ctca. what fred needed was a management team. not just to have a long-term strategy for quantity of life, but

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by sunday, we could see swers in the afternoon temperatures in the mid-80s. you're heading to the beach, not looking too bad but late tonight, that's when you see t storms moving in. the weekend, look at next week. here comes the rainy pattern again. and we could be talking about all week again. chuck will show y that coming up. let's head out to melissa. >> good morning. look at what's happening around town. the beltway is nice and clear. we have roadway. let's zoom in and take a look at that. chevy chase, a work zone blocking the right lane. arlington, southbound 395, after arlington boulevard.ok log at 270 going south, onlicense plat you're going to get there in 27 minutes. >>> sheena mentioned that humidity. if you plan on hitting the pool this weekend, we have information you want to see.mi co up, susan hogan working for you, detailin >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> serious something t might not surprise anybody. students who are allowed to bring their cell phones into class usually score lower on amines. students with phone access scored half a g

a chance for swer at lunch time and then scattered showers for the afternoon and evening hours. 83 for a high tomorrow. high today was 78 degrees. and right w, the temperatures are coming in in the 60s and 70s. we're looki at near steady temperatures overnight tonight. here's a look at the ten-day forecast. for wednesday, w do see some sunshine. a mix of clouds and sun with someay late showers possible. notice the chance at about 40%. it is not super high but it will be hot. the mugginess moves in tomorrow and it sticks around through t weekend. a 70% chance of thunderstorms. friday, there is t chance for scattered showers and storms. mayb later in the day. a 40% chance of dealing with it on saturday and not a washout by any means. and k thenping sunday completely dry. we deserve it. >> that's the silver hing. the weekend, rising temperatures. >>> a new report on bryce ha harper's future. >> sports coming up next. first, her jsmy fallon. first, her jsmy fallon. >> hey, mila kunitz still nervous about finding a new apartment? yeah... but popping these things really helps me...relax. ple

just swer activity. we'll talk about tomorrow morning and what this means for your wednesday. a little different scenario for see you back here in a minute. >> the national wther service confirms tonight a small tornado touched down this morning in northern vi. you can see the damage on the athletic feeds at thomas jefferson high school high school inal andria. an ef-0 with winds of around 70 miles hour. no one was hu. >> we'll be all over the weather story again tomorrow morning on "news4 today." you can get the updated forecast and see how the rain is affecting traffic. we're on every morning from 4:00 to 7:00 a.m. >> developing right now, d.c. police are searching for a ronman who opened fire just steps if their own front door. someone shot a man near the entrance to the third street tunnel around 6:30 tonight. that is less than a block from d.c. police headquarters. news4's jackie bensens live for us near third and d streets northwest with new details on there. jackie? >> jim, we'reold that the man who was shot was conscious and breathing whe he was taken away from the sce

ld front on the way though that's going to bring us relief first off in the form of swers and thunderstormsh out around your lunchtime regions here in the d.c. area and then beyond it we'll start the clearing process. weekend is gorgeous. 88 though today, still humid. one more day. that's a che of theforecast. erin is back with traffic. >> 4:36 right now. we're keeping oheur eyes on t roads and i can tell you traffics very, very pleasant right now. ryland, virginia. no matter where you're wakingupe itions. crash free around mar aand virgs well as the district. no problems through fairfllax chy vienna all looking good. i'll let you know if anything pops you need to be aware of. all the cameras we're seeing including 295 we' at speed. metro services picking up at 5:00 a.m. any questions at erin fox5 d.c.. >> ♪ >> 4:37 is the time right now it's zip trip day. we're heading to stone bridge atceotomac town er in woodbridge in prince willi.am county tucker is going to be there starting at 6:00 a.m. holly and tony will join him at 7:00 a.m. should be a great morning had by all. >> uh-huh. >> get r

a low chance for a few swers on saturday. think most of your weekend. >> what is being interrupted by rain right now, the roads. new problem, woodbridge, northbound 95. >>> back, no at 5:45. on a storm team 4 alert morning. the threat of flash floods is high. >> depending where you live, it may not be raining just yet. it can cause trouble on the we're going to check in with her and storm team 4 for the forecast. >> as we look at the the toll capitol may revoke security clearance. >> who isn this list and what is behind this threat? >> these might be russian officials. they had worked for the president bmp. six people, who president says e making false accusations of him the. they say it's payback. the secrets should not be in the hands of people making false accusations. james clapper calls and won't worry about it at all. >>> the time is chicking for the trump administratn toreunite children with their families. the filies were separated at e u.s. reunited. and so far, the children have been reunited. that's going to make t

privileges manafort enjoys in jail are a private self-contained living unit, his own bathroom and swer facility, his own personal telephone and his own workspace to prepare for trial." precutors sayanafort has even boasted about the vip treatment he's receivingis in current jail, including his ability to get e-mails sent and not having to wear a prison uniform. manafort, whose bail was rroked alleged witness tampering, is awaiting two trials, one in virginia, one in washington, on a slew of charges tied to his business dealing and lobbying work with ukraine. >>> the fbi agent removed from the russia investigation over textsnt criticizing presi trump is headed to capitol hill today. peter strzok will defend himself against allegations of bias in a public hearing in front of two house committees. for more let's go to nbc's tracey potts in washington. hi, tracie, good morning. >> good morning, everyone. this is the fbi agent who was taken off the mueller investigation after it was revealed that he exchanged text messages with a former fbi attorney who he also had a h relationship w and th

nbc's gabe gutierrez has more on the searr swers. >> reporter: tonight, toronto's greektown, one of canada's most popular neighborhoods is shut down. >> apparently multiple shootings in the area. >> reporter: police swarming the scene after gunshots ripped through. >> i heard at least 20 shots, clippings spent, reloading, clippings spent, reloading. that's what i ard d then i saw the carnage as i ran down the street. >> reporter: the gunman dressed in all black seen on this chilling video posted on social media. o >> woman run and she fell and he went over her and shot her twice point blank. >> reporter: carrying a shoulder bag he suddenly stops, pulls out a handgun and opens fire shooting 15 people. >> so he had a calm about him, that i can say and he started shooting right past us. >> reporter: did you think you would make it out? think we had time to think. >> reporter: jody was inside one of the restaurants nearby with her family celebrating her birthday. >> thank goodness my birthday cake was ten minutes late because if we had finished ten minutes earlier, we would have walked out of th

the information we have the white helmets convoy arrived in the town of adlib and among the a rival swer several chemical experts in the south and missile parts were also unloaded we do not rule out the possibility that these shall we say souvenirs and looted by the what how myths will be used as intended are even when is the now is that these members of the white helmets have been evacuated from the region we cannot rule out the possibility of a large here provocation and pinning the blame for this percolation on the syrian government now with all these controversies surrounding the white helmets they certainly are risks and could be more risks around the secular nation in addition to the evacuation of the white helmets the area has seen hundreds of militants and their families moved into the rebel held north evacuation comes as the syrian army advances along the country's southern border with jordan the area has long been held by western backed militants seeking to overthrow president assad. really was an independent investigative journalist wonders why the white helmets are more privi

maybe a few isolated swers. highlyat is. places like fred wicksburg. we will keep the chance as weou continue t the evening. temperatures are going to be in the upper 80snd less humid and maybe a stray shower to the east. let's focus on theokweekend. not g too bad. thick humidity unfortunately. low 90s and that will be chance of good rain on sunday night. low 90s. il talk about rain next week and warming up. the seven-day forecast in a little bit. >> itous like another hot afternoon. after the break, we will you whereo get free frozen drinks to cool yourself down. >> we willp hel you impro >>> music, eater, dance, you will find it atat >> the mn performances are taking place in a new neighborhood this year. >>ch justin fin has more. >> a fun and free n flowingber by the d.c. performance. they are all friend who is happen to be in search of an outlet. that's a deadle and that's a show. >> thatze syms. >> they have lives for religion or wettings. >> as for theta cs -- >> they are beautiful and they ardi riculous. >> they can't wait for thel capi french v

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but as we head through the rest of the afternoon, that's again when you start to see swer and storm activitycontinuing right through of the rest of the an noons. hour for tonight, rain heavy at tim tapering off late, 68. for therr day to, 83 degrees.showers and thunderstor the afternoon, here's look at 7-day forecast. temperature-wise, i gt' asraoig the next week or so. but humidity wise, you're going to feel the humidity really start to climb up over the next. hances shower and storm continuing to rise up as well. we'll see quite a bit of rain as we head hrough the next wee othtweo month we sawing in. >> exactly the opposite. >> now we're of g the wet jest julys perhaps. >> i don't know how i feel abo this. at least we have cooling off temps because of it. >> it's a good way of looking a it. a little positive. >> glass half full we always try todo. mike, thank you. >> speaking of positivity, esn't take acientific s pets ca quality of life. for many comfort from the four-legged friends is mer usualable. allison visited training facility in brookville. she's got more on that organization and

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around noon, swers are around and the heaviest rain i-95 eastward and can you still see during thereas eastward. winds will pick up in the cheseake bay, parts of ocean city and heavy rains come in overnight, especially north and east, and this is tracking all day tomorrow and there's a chance for flooding in our eastern zone. a high of 76 with rain likely. best chance of that rain will stay to the east. weather alert tomorrow and then just rain and a chance of thunderstorms each day and not washout every day. therebe some dry period, but, yeah, make sure you have the umbrellas, galoshes, raincoats, whatever you need. get them ready. thank, doug. >> still ahead, a tribute to our >> still ahead, a tribute to our friend and (upbeat music) >> still ahead, a tribute to our friend and for every ray of sunshine, there's a smile. for every bright blue sky, a little happiness. that's why giant sources from over 40 local partners. 'cause for every moment of summer, there's fresh, local food at giant. make summer fresh and local. >> it's hard to believe, b it's been almost a year since we learned

. >> i'm amea draper trhoking some swers for your commute home and the timing for some heavier rain.>> murder for hire. how police uncovered a p at involving ed robbery suspect, his mother and scheme to kill witnesses. >>> and we'reegoing to with that brazen lunchtime robbery at saks fifth avee in chevy chase. >> a group of thieves moving in and out very quickly and making off wite real expensive accessories. >> and a witness actually captured this photo of two of the suspects making their getaway. >> news 4's pat collins is live in chevy chase with a story you'll s o only news 4. pat? >> reporter: so there h is, sitting in his car and in front of the entrance to saks. he see some guys running out of saks. nobody runs out of saks. they have all these purses in their hands, but no wrapping paper, no shopping bs. he thinks something suspicious. he pulls out his phone and click, click, click, click. i love thesehings. look at all these expensive handbags stacked one on the other, an armful, almost more than an armful. these are two of seven suspects involved in a high-end handbag theft

. >> well swer, certainly in the of garner, this is an arrest that should never have been made. is having the police swoop down on minor infractions and that's the case with community policing, getting the cops to actually use soft skill in these issues, not to use hard skills. but also with gardner, trying to fix those kinds of issues should be done by officers known in the community talking to people and not using hard skills but soft skills at the heart of real community-based policing. >> brittany in the middle of our marching and organizing round about two weeks in, i got a call to come to ferguson and among other things that i saw is activism on the ground that you were part of organizing force, leadership and all the way to you being on the president obama's 21st century commission you co-founding campaign zero and you've been involved clemen's case in mobile and i think one of the things that sticks out in my mind is a meeting with president obama with you and young activists and me and others and those older than mark and i, john lewis and others and i saw generations o

let's talk to david swer lig, steve hall, and cnn global affairs correspondent elise lavit. still no clarity from the white house on what was discussed or promised, so why does this white house think scheduling another meeting with putin this time at the white house is beneficial? >> yeah, good morning, fred. i think if you look at what happened this week with the president and president putin helsinki and look back a few weeks ago to north korea, a meeting that took place between kim jong-un and president trump in singapore that's since not yielded that much fruit, you see that president trump displays at times a feeling that meetings in and of themselves are accomplishments. he likes the pageantry of meetings, he likes the idea he is moving chess pieces on the world stage, and what you have here at home is people on both sides of the aisle, in the intelligence establishment and in the state department saying let's get to work on policy goals. although they are at work, the president's rhetoric with regard to president putin helsinki and actual goals of the united states wi

agency says the russians can not impact the maryland electn but couldn't swer all the questions. >> at least according tiothe inform i've seen, there was o ability to influence based on that venture capfirm, but we are conducting a broader assessment of th risk environment. >> are there states who have election venrs today tha are running elections in november who have ties to russian olighechs or putin government? >> sir, at this point i don't have information t share on that. >> maryland's house members require all u.s. election vendors be owned by americans. at the live desk, i'm scott cfarlane, wendy, back to you. >> thanks, scott. >>> one of the organizers behind that deadly white nationalist rally in charlotteille last year is nowng withdra his request to hold another event in that city. jason kesler had asked for a court order that would compel the cityo issue a permit so at he could hold rally that marks the one-year anniversary. kesler claimed that e city's refusal violated his free speech. day he abandoned his legal fight, but police say they are still preparing for that anni

that swer is because all technology is essentially lost. we think of technology as being which exists forever because we have perfect record not ng and it is that is true. most of people who built the dead and ockets are gone. the record keeping then was scant and sketchy. a lot of the space guys we i talk to them say they think if u.s. ever decided to go to the moon today it would take get there than it did from kennedy's standing said we're going to the moon. think about that. to ould take longer redevelop the technology we had 50 years ago. that is astonishing. speaks to how calcified , a is, the shuttle system iant mistake for the conversatiofferings. haley did a tkpwraegreat piece and they e of nasa have the oldest average age of the overnment agency like upper 50's and this is sort of part of the reason things are not happening there. spacex everybody is 25 years old. think of asle who i smart in this space think the hands for n private now and the government may come back in on top of this but for for t will be important rocket progr

time,swer at the remember, we didn't know much about antiretrovirals. we knew that they cost $100,000. what we and our scientists in the industry told us was that if we came together we could get the price down. at the end of it everybody could rally behind, but therapy, with five people walking in with hiv every day, there's no way to be able to get enough therapy to all of them with the number of people that were dying. the only real answer was the prevention end of it. even to this day. right now we have cut it way down, but we know that abstinence works, right? that's kind of obvious. number two would be that we know that birth control, condoms, protection works. so what we did, you had democrats, republicans, evangelical, a lot of the faith-based community came on board even though some of them were very much against condoms, an element of birth control. based on what the government said from a policy standpoint, we didn't get that involved with that. certain parts basically had to be watered down just a bit to get the coalition that was there and

that,swer was, if we did we would have 3000 whistleblowers coming out of the woodwork. that is the purpose of my suggestive authority. more of the people coming out of the woodwork. let me get back to my text. if i remember where i left off. hugeese people encourage legal cause at the same time they lose their income and maybe for a long time. the whistleblower reward provisions don't just provide an incentive for them to set forward, and many cases, the reward is there to make a hole for the region -- retaliation. the government would never know, all the ways it is getting ripped off without these whistleblowers. whatever the government recovers because of their information, whistleblowers ought to receive their share of that. that is the model behind the whistleblower program. and it works. since their creation, these programs have more than $975 million. in recovery sanctions, and revenue loss, to their tax fraud. when he's agencies work with whistleblowers, they succeeded. there is always room for improvement, that is what congress is supposed to doing. every step o

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instead, because it's soggy, it's warm, it's moist, it's coming all and it's bringing heavy swers andstorms saturday, sunday, and it moves inland sunday into monday with less activity. but look atow much rain this thing's going to drop. we're talking about anywhere from 2 to 3 inches along the florida and north carolina coast and south carolina coast, locally up to 5 inches. and moving up t coast, we're going to see more wet weather, locally up to 4 inches through sunday here in the northeast and on into new england. so, a real washout for a lot of outdoor plans. that's what's going on around the country. hat's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning. a nice end toek the but today's really going to be the last nice day for quite a while. 72 degrees right now in washington, sunny skies. rest of the area mostly at about the mid-60s, so in the suburbs this morning very comfortable. rn you're heading to the pool this afn, another good day, a lot like yesterday. low humidity, sunshine, highs in the upper 80s. look what happens into the weekend, though. we have a lot of rain h

i don't know necessarily that i universal swer, but basic income maybe jobs guarantee, those are the kind of things that have been floated as response and who knows, who knows whether people will be or sfied with that or not whether it is politically feasible. host: let's go to tom, calling mason, ohio. good morning, tom. caller: good morning. my call.r taking wondering why formed for are being you rless cars, when already have a mean, that ble] -- i trying to why are you not let free enterprise take care of this? hey seem to be doing a pretty good job so far. sort of are, hey they are sort of in charge right now, these private companies and guess it is sort of open question, whether they are doing a good job right now. killed ase of the woman in arizona, it turns out, so was a pedestrian killed trying to cross the road. agency that al investigating transportation crashes, they investigate plane crashes, they went out and investigated this uber's ned out that technology, they detected her before it hit her at high speed and killed her, but cars notprogrammed the to brake. the reason