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we have rain inhe forecast. it's not going to be raining the whole time. scattered showers for both your saturday and sunday. the most widespread, the best chance is going to be on monday. we have more scattered showers as we get in to tuesday before we finally dry out on wednesday. you can see wve got a few isolated showers out there right now coming through montgomery, counust on the western side of the beltway and up through howard county inre to balti as well. again, these showers have continued to roll up through the area what's happening is we've got a frontal system. it stalled just north of the mason-dixon line. so this frontal system is to wave back and forth. i don't think it's going to drop to the south, but it's going to be hanging out there for a good deal ofheweekend, even into the beginning of next week before it starts to break down. weng are g to keep shower week.s throughout this the best dynamic to see heavyor rain is baltimore and points to the norlt and east. this is the best chance toee heavy rain. if your travels maybeake you up i-95

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that brings the total to 1290 degr days inhe month of august. 34 for the summer. biggest weather concern thi week will be this area of storminess in the middle of the country. that will be going to our north. the cold front may spark off a round of strong thunderstorms tomorrow after none and evening. this morni we have thunder and lightning around parts of central virginia. you see all theinightning d up around here. there are lingering raindrops from quantico i understand prince william parkway. raindrops over the potomac into parts of southern maryland and reached as far north as about most sides of the capital beltway. most of this rain is not making a huge run to the north. so if you live i t northern half of montgomery county into frederick, maryland, you rain chances are very low this morning, even though it's already raining down to our south. temperaturewise, 60s in northern maryland, 60s inh the shenand valley, close to 70 in and around the city. future weather carries that rain moance in and around 10:30, 11:00 this ing. a partly to mostly cloudy day. m

don't expect too much of a warmup inhe suburbs today. even around the dc metro area. i think the dogs will like this weather. it's not hot outside. heat's buddy available for adoption at spca. head to their website. 4 p.m. topping at 82. chanceer of a sh again, not a heavy downpour or even widespread rain. we are just looking at a couple passing light showers. by 7:00 p.m., upper 70s. here's future weather. as we go through the rest of the day you see the cloudy skies. maybe a couple of sprinkles passing by. tomorrow morning same deal. we will see some clouds with a chance for a couple of showers. 1:00 p.m. we coulde seeing a couple of thunderstorms starting up afternoon and evening we have a chance for severe storms. those are clearing out as we head into wednesday. tomo outlook is going to be around he d.c. metro rare area and west. we could be seeing some strong to severe thunderstorms there. we will be watching that closely. wednesday looks mibetter. ty drops even more. thursday and friday, really great end to the week. we will look at the ten-day coming up. >>> a

it's performed fromng fishi net and nylon waste inhe ocean. they were created with the group parlay for the oceans. >>> we know oprah loves good foods. now, she's turng her attention to pizza. her new line of froze pizzas for the "o" hits the shelves today. these pizzas have a twist. the crust is one-third cauliflower. each serving the 288 calories. idat's a portion. >> when oprah come up with a food line. >> they're de>>cious. hands in everything. >> how health officials hope toe fight opioid epidemic with marijuana. >>> what a country singer did that led to her being taken from an airport. >>> and a whale of a tale caught on camera. >>> thismorning, i think you will like how it feels when you outside. temperatures in some groups could be in the upper 5s by suise. >>> you're watching "new 4 today." >> a vigil in iowa city, a day after a missing college student was found dead. this was some of the crowd that showed u to remember mol tibbetts. the farm where heai worked he provided i.d. and a matchg security card. now, it has been found that bo

likely to have another round of showers at 7:00 o 8:00 inhe morning. mostly rain-free. ae break in the rain. late morning to about aflunchti. rnoon time, though, another bubbling up of rain and thunderstorm chances here, rarily from the north and eastbound. an awful lot of heat and humidity. aslt re rain chances are there. temperature-wise, mhetly in 70s this morning. just feels really sticky. that's the way your planner will look like today. 40% chance for rain by noon. and a 60% chance later today. here's future weather for tomorrow. a cloudy start. maybe a sprinkle or light rain. toward noontime, rain chances increase again, if you're going to fedex field for the natsthexas game. an, a round of thunderstorms between 5:00 and 8:00. not a completely outdoor saturday. but usable outdoor hours, f sure. highs in the mid to upper 80s. the forect for theest of the holiday weekend, sunday, a lot more sunshine on sunday. warmer, too. tback up 89. there's an outside cernce of a shn labor day itself. most of your plans will not be affected by rain. high temperatures at 90 and 9

temperatures this morning are comfortable, inhe 50s in most of the suburbs, which is often fhe case.he heat island the downtown buildings keeping washington at 66. dulles, ten degrees cooler than that. a perfect d g to out to the pool and enjoy it. don't forget the spf. afternoon highs in the low to mid 80s. that will be great weather, for sure. if you're headed to the nationals ballpark, the phillies and t nats have a 7:10 game this evening. perfect nig for baseball. if you're going to fedex field for football tonight, gd night for that, too. >>> let's get to melissa. >> i call it my snuffleupagus jacket. it's huge and fluffy. i wear that into work. georgia avenue, between veirs mill and university ayenue. policeit's the southbound

this district is verthrepublican ane are a lot of moderate republicans that would be propelled inhe issue of trade. -- whensident doesn't the president talks about tariffs, i' doesnt do well. on his sidee voters that might vote for the democratic candidate. have the democrats trying to thread the needle? >> he doesn't want to sound like the standa variety liberal. ultimately, he's trying to run as an outsid. he is a fresh face and someone trying to offer a contrast from the trunk era. laura: what does this tell us about november's midterm elections? > it is a report card. republicans n't when a strict that they have held since 1980. alit's a big warning sign. laura: and when it comes to enthusia and money raising, what does th tell us about the state of the parties? >> republicans are raising and spending a lot of money to hold a seat that they won by double digits inde 2016. thcrats have seen the polls tightening and they see it get very competitive. e >> what other races u watching tonight as you head towards november? featuresican primary establishment incumbent governor and the candid

temperatures inhe mid to upper 80s.nce for widespread rain coming through the region. by the time we get int tuesday, we'll have rain showers. wednesday and thursday we start to dry out with plenty of sunshine. sunshine. we'v as your home becomes more connected, shouldn't your internet keep up? it's time for fios. because fiber optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network, so you can get phenomenal capacity for your tech. we'll even help you get another device to put it to the test. right now, get $200 toward a range of google and nest smart home devices, plus the fastest internet available, plus up to 200 tv channels, plus phone with a 2-year price guarantee all for $79.99 per month with a 2-year agreement. you'll also get the fios tv app which you can take on the go. so get the 100% fiber-optic upgrade. and get the fastest speeds available for the best price with fios gigabit connection all for just $79.99 a month with a 2-year agreement and get $200 toward a r

they went inhe wro field. >> can i say only in florida.se we have a lot -- >> we say thato ny things. >> i can say it not be offended. i'm from florida. you won't find me running in a cow field. i can't believe that was a girl, by the way. > today, though, we have storms inhe forecast. to quickly change the subject. talk about weather for a second. we do have thunderstorms moving in later this morning. starting out warm and humid again. 68 degrees in gaithersburg. 77 degrees in washington. another morning where the temperatures are on the sticky side. we do have patchy fog. we have a half file visibility in manassas. less than a half mile in warrenton. not everyone is seeing this. you might see haziness and patchy fog today. radar is nice and dry. we're not talking about any rain. eivedo the west, we r scattered showers and thunderstorms. this will be the case through the afternoon. mainly t late afternoon and into evening. here's your planner for today. this morning,e're watching for the fog. by lunchtime, near 90 degrees. humid.ug going

cancer is the leading cause o death inhe line of duty and scientists are hoping to use the statistics to better understand the reasons. one of the reasons is the flam retardants. once they become, in the smoke and breathed in, they are quite toxic. they're hing to come up with some solutions to minimize the risks. >>> turning now to our forecast an folks it is perfect weather for some football tonight. >> sure dis. sherree buess is at fedex field and amelia is in the storm center. >> kickf at 7:30, right? >> 7:30 and the weather is looking fantastic. low humidity plenty of sunshine. no worries of rain and it's not going to be freezing out there. whether that we would more s expect when football season really gets under way, right? righ now at 83 degrees. 7:00 p.m. heading down to fedex field and temperature around 79 and mild as the game gets under way and9:0074 degrees and really comfortable by ev11:00 p. ybody is leaving the field and we're at 71 degrees. another night where you opene u windows and let the fresh air in and, of course, jim, come prince william county schools and mana

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can't rule out isolated showers inhe afternoon tomorrow or friday. us remain on the dry hide.d because we have a lot of cloud cover and a much better chance of showers and thunderstorms saturday. especially sunday, monday and, su but the setup here we're going to be watching very closely, could produce more flood. that's something we're going to be watching. storm team 4 staying all over it. >> thank you, doug. >>> coming up, why onesk rins >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> first up, patriots. >> yep. doug came into the sports office and said let's order wings. >> got to order wings. >> unhealthys eating back. when we want to eat unhealthy, it's time. i think it is tim it happens every summer. redskins training camp, you start to run out o questions. tuesday on the 11th day of camp head coach jay gruden was asked about players that make the best babysitters. he likes josh norman but thinks these tweets a lot -- i thinkis t and his kids need a real game. redskins fans excited to see this guyn a new jersey, quarterback alex smith. not the only faces will see tomorrow, sign

high temperaturesack inhe mid-90s for most if not all of next week.'s go over to first 4 wn traffic's veryelissa mollet. >> good morning. so right now brand new problem in silver spring. pine i branch road should sd-- shut . we're just getting on the scene. a pedestrian was hit. trying to get extra details. silver spring southund georgia, the left side was blocked by the crash. that has now cleared. beltway, inner and outer loop, looking good thimorning. scott drive west of wootton parkway and south glen between glen mill and glen road shut down because of that flooding. as far as your travel times go, 66 inbound looking good. 95 northbound. o big issues this morning. inmaryland, 270 and the top of the beltway, inner loop and outer loop rolling along nicely. listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. esmore on the pian coming up. >>> melissa, thank you. it's 5:54. you may have driven by the exxon gas station at the foot of the bridge. it's been shuttered to make room for condos, apparently. closing that station has commuters and lawmakers worri

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simon found new acclaim inhe '80s for a biographical group of plays. he received four tony ards last for 1991 play lost in yonkers, with which also brought him the coveted pulitzer prize. neil simon died sunday inne york from complications of pneumonia. he was 91 years old. and for more on the work and legacy of neil simon, i'm joined by peter marks, theater critic for "the washingto fpost." than joining us, what made neil simon so sucssful? what chord did he strike in his time? >> well, jeffrey, he was th perfect troubadour for the middle classes in the '60s and '70s. he understood so well that regular people wanted to see their problems portrayed on stage and screen, and i think ha along at a time when no longer was thea of survival barely surviving the question wast americans were worrying about as much as i getting along with the people and their family. he was from are depion generation that had gotten ehrough the depression and world war ii, and now twould move into a more comfortable world, and i think what he portrayed in esose w06r8 comedies -

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geoea gonzales inh of first win since may 28th.idn't start out well tonig or this afternoon i shouldsay. second inning three run home run to the left.ti 4-0 cincin third inning didn't get much better. brandon dixon a solo home run from the deepe part of th ballpark. that makes it 5-1. gonzales doesn't make it out of the fourth inning the nationals lose the opener this afternoon 7-1. >>> night cap matt harvey in the red looking for the sweep over the nationals. down 1-0 in the first. anthony rendell gets then national the board. rbi double knocking in one soto. game tied at 1. mets up a run in the foufrmt and guess who rendon again. thisco rbing one soto yet again. all the way to the wall in the t drove in two. mets lead 4-2. ch the sixth. austin bryce pit gets away from him. hits bryce harper in the kn. harper would stay in the game. watch this again. briefly he would stay in the game. g he came next inn out of the game. nationals win it though 6-2. >>> sports illustrated onc called him the smartest man in the nfl formersk rs bobby

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police arrested a man inh connection whe murder of makiyah wilson. detectives have identified a second suspect, he's still on the run. the arrest has brought some comfort to her mom. darcie spencer has her reaction tonight. >> basically, overwhelmed with the news. >> and for once it was good news ar done wilson. police made an arrest in the death of her 10-year-old daughter. police arrested qawan thomas. and they have warrant for a second man. >> what would you want to say to is person to convince him that he needs to turn himself in. >> you broke me. that was my heart, my baby. >> according to online court records, both men were indicted in prince georgesg county on d charges. both men were released on bond aythree before makiyah was killed. ve men in masks pulled up a of the ire in front apartment building. >> there are at least three other men who are responsible for this little girl's death. we will not rest until all of them are held accountable for makiyah's murder. >> this murder was devastating, this was a beautiful 10-year-old child. d we ca

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inhe eighth some life from the bat of bryce harper. able to come through with a two-run homer.nly his second time at the hits the 30 home run mark. nats trail4 in the ninth. >> at leastgo he haa od night. d >>> props to dave, the hardest working man in .broadcasti up at 35:15 this morning. we'll be up for top-quality floors at rock-bottom prices, there's no place like floor & decor. you'll find the largest in-stock selection of tile, wood and stone. you have to see it to believe it. visit us in-store or online at flooranddecor.com. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- milo ventimiglia, rhett and link,

arch backpacks inhe nbc washington app for more information. >>> the historic run comes to an end for d.c.'s little league team. redominantly african american team to advance to the mid-atlantic regional. they took on a team from berlin, maryland on. they scored five runs in the first inning. they could not hold on to the lead. they lost 18-7. the team made the entire area, made d.c. proud. th've done so mu for baseball and lifted the spirits of the community. ads held high. congratulationud we're so prof you. >>> one littleeague team from our area keeping their world series dreams alive. the loudoun south team defeated a team from alabama 9-6. today they move on to the southeastern final against the team from georgia. if they win, they're offrl to t d series in williams port, pennsylvania. >> good luck to them. >>> workout warning. a robbery at the gym turns into a theft at home. how the suspect was able to steal from the same man twice in just minutes. >> plus do you need caffeine to get moving? >> yes. >> we're crunching the numbers i haagbeen diagnosed with ste 4 prostate cancer.

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inhe fourth, juan sotoalls him out on the strike. what's going on? soto shares his thoughts with gibson while walking to the dugout. bottom of the sixth, to needo worry about balls or strikes. harper crushes the left. his 28th homer of the season. the nats trail 7-3. the next batter is soto. 19-year-old. uh-oh, doesn't like an intense conversation. gibson tosses him. davey martinez ces out. you know the damage is done. soto's first ioinjectn. opportunity and game lost. nats lose three, 5 1/2 behind the braves. oriole fans, most of them paid extra because they get three rows by themselves. top of the ninth, rays lead 4-3. tw on. it's trey boom-boom mancini deep to left. that brings in two. a two-run go ahead double for mancini. orioles beat the rays 5-4. >> you were drafting somouody from roster to baby-sit a whole bunch of kids. who would beum yourr one draft pick? >> that's a mesd upquestion. >> i would say i would not want josh norman. he's going to be on his phone all day tweeting. he'll play video games with them all day. >> when they're answerin

it's the sixth largest economy inhe world. 'r people are anywhere in the world. >> governor brown says he is optimisticing that president trump will issue a major disaster declaration which would help fire victims with problems and make counties and cities eligible for federal assistance. >>> a red flag warning for firefighters in the frontlines of these northern california fires. rob mayeda joining us now. wind is impacting our air quality. >> yesterday we are more of a northwest breeze pushing smoke into the area. right now, strong winds out of the west. you can see the fire there. rank fire is the more active of that complex. you see the ash being detected on radar right now. we're seeing conditions in the 80s but wind speeds picking up. more of that up towards the carr fire, too. red flag warnings at both major fire complexes to our north and into min doe chino county along with very hot conditions at times on those fire lines. but the shift in the wind has helped us a bit in the bay area. tomorrow air quality other than t

the wife of a crew member for the band one republic was shot inhe back. >> she is in a wheelchair and going through multiple surgeries and has a long road to recovery. >> reporter: a violent trail left behind l leavinged ones and a city grasping for answers. >>> more than a dozen concert gos were injured when severe weher rolled through southern oklahoma. w heavy rain aind gusts up to 80 miles per hour brought down a concrete entrance where fans had be lining up to see the back street boys and 98 degrs. wind star rld secasino says it warned people. it will be a rainy start to the week f millions of americans. a massive weather system i dumping heavy rain prompting concerns about fleding. the s system is expected to move into the midwest and northeast. >>> as dangerous and deadly wildfires rage around the country we are getting a fitt-hand account of what is like to get caught in the middle of one. afather/son camping trip turned terrifying when they found themselvesurrounded by flames. steve patterson with their desperate escape. >> reporter: trapped by fi t. >> car is heating up. it