i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. there is a lot of rain on that radar if you head out the door early on this tuesday. >> storm team 4 are tracking it all. chuck bell outside with the big umbrella and a look at what you're headed out into. let's begin with sheena parveen. >> good morning. you see the rain on the radar. we're watching a tropical system, actually. that's what the rain is coming from. it's off the south carolina coast. as we go through the day today, we're looking at rain and wind increasing across the area. do not leave home without your umbrella. one person who did not go outside without his umbrella is meteorologist chuck bell. chuck, what's it look like out there? >> it's an ugly shade of wet out here this morning. not much of a breeze yet. boy, that will change later on this afternoon. as sheena was mentioning, a tropical system off the carolina coastline is throwing moisture in our direction already. pretty steady moderate rain in northwest washington and heavier rains in parts of southern maryland

aaron? >> angie, thank you. we want to continuing our team coverage now of tropical storm harvey. >> storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper is in the houston area with more on the storm's impact and the possibility of more flooding. >> so here in webster, the area getting a bit of drying out right now. that's a good thing. we want to see the floodwaters come down. driving around, we're seeing areas that are flooded. you can definitely see how high the waters were. take a look behind me right now. we're along state highway 3 right now. you can see folks getting along here just fine. but back in the neighborhoods, further to the south and city of houston and then again, just to the south where we're still seeing flooded neighborhoods. you can see this kind retention pond that runs along the road here collecting water. so folks can get out and about. i do have to mention that so many businesses closed here, restaurants, stores. a lot of people just hunkering down in the hotel. that's what officials want folks to

i'm eun yang. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. sheena parveen out live right now as we prepare to clear the shelters in our pet adoption event at the humane rescue alliance in northwest d.c. >> she's a big dog person. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. first, we want to get you out the door with your weather and traffic. >> start with meteorologist chuck bell outside on the weather deck talking about some storms and a whole lot of heat around here, chuck. >> it is humid outside this morning. there's a hint of a southerly breeze. that's helping a bit. otherwise, a mostly cloudy sky and the atmosphere is thick with humidity. four things to know about the weather. a muggy morning leading to a stiflingly hot afternoon. heat

you heard aaron right there.magine going back to your home and have your home be gone and everyone around you, their homes also. imagine not being able to locate your friends and family. that is what he's going through right now. nick, please give him our best. and that is what federal, state and local authorities are trying to provide, some way through this as people go back to deal with that devastation and, of course, you heard every official who has been on cnn talk about what you can do around the country. please donate to the red cross. check out cnn. we give you a list of sources and resources you can go to to help out. they need your help right now in texas. this is a national event, the first natural disaster that president trump has had to face. he is headed to texas tomorrow. we will assess his response so far when we come back. it's time for a getaway. the lincoln summer invitation is on. now get our best offers of the season. on the agile mkc. and the versatile midsize lincoln mkx. or go where summer

you got to try it, aaron. maybe try the pool today. it's definitely going to be hot and humid. temperatures in the low 80s. isolated chance of storms later on this afternoon. better chances overnight. we'll talk about those timing and the talk about the weekend. we'll let you know about that in a few minutes. >>> it is a first for a woman. she just happens to be from our area. the major accomplishment she's undertaking at west point. >>> mums the word from special prosecutor robert mueller. but we're learning new details about a grand jury fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get o

erika and aaron. >> sarah dallof in houston. right now, we're showing you whatpe this is some time lapse video showing a garage flooding over the course of ten hours. you can see how high that water gets. more than halfway up the van you see in the garage. the water does eventually guion recede. today, some people are allowed to go back to their homes and assess the damage caused by harvey. meteorologist amelia draper shows us the damage to one family's home near houston. >> take a look at how high the water level was. you can see with debris on the walls still. everything here in the home touched by water has to be trashed. take a look as we come in the home. water just everywhere on the floors. you can see already items removed from shelves, put into bins. the cleanup process, though, only just beginning. >> the governor of texas says 219,000 people have already applied for fema assistance to rebuild. >> many people in texas have lost everything and for a lot of people that also includes their pets. will be looking for homes i

good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang.ne of those days you want to be inside enjoying the full blast of ac. >> getting ready for a hazy, hot and humid day. we'll check in with rob stallworth at wtop momentarily. first sheena parveen has the forecast. >> wech a weather alert day. the humidity, it will make it feel like triple digits. no rain relief. we don't have thunderstorms in the forecast. normally we have pop-up storms similar to yesterday. it's going to be humid enough to make it feel around 103 degrees. if as far as the commute, the roads will be nice and dry. at the bus stop, stand in the shade, especially this afternoon. exercise, better inside today. if you are lucky enough to hit the pool, probably want to be in the water. definitely have the sun block on. radar is nice and dry. reports of fog about a half mile there. we'll look at how hot it will be. plus a huge cooldown in the forecast. let's check the roads this morning. wtop, good morning rob. >> good morning sheena. guys, if you're headed out on the roads th

your daughter eun, can cut more and give it to aaron. >> she'd gladly do that for you, aaron. >> i'm almost there. >> she looks doshadorable. >> you won't want the hair down this afternoon. be happy, aaron, you'll be one of the cool ones out there. it's going to stay in the 90s. going to feel like triple digit heat. the outdoor planner, the roads will be dry. stand in the shade today. it's going to be a hot one as we get closer to lunchtime and in the peak hours of the afternoon. exercise, it will be better inside. unless you're doing it early this morning, if you're lucky enough to go to the pool, you want to be in th 76 quantico. clinton 74. 68 in manassas and winchester. it's already pretty humid outside. a live look. radar looking dry. a mix of sun and clouds around today. >> that pressure offshore. giving us the south and southwest wind and heating us up. it's also going to keep us on the drier side. little to no rain relief in the forecast. that's good if you're grilling outside today. but with all the heat around today, you want to be in the shade for that too. feeling around

>> eun and aaron good morning to you.if this looks familiar, that's because this caught fire in 2015. overnight, this forced people out of a building in dubai. it's not clear how it started yet. it's caused a lot of damage, debris raining down. incredibly, nobody was hurt in the fire. firefighters say they've got it under control. dubai passed new rules earlier this year to add fire resistant siding to buildings like the one we just showed you. back to you guys. >>> all right, a,

aaron: so what does threatening guam mean? what came out of the north korean news wire that translates statements in english to essentially tell the world what they are trying to say, was -- it was very detailed, it said we will launch four missiles within the range of guam and there were two things, one they will target a u.s. territory. it is not hitting it, but in the territory. and it would require missiles to fly over japan, which has been a no-no. they always drop the missiles into the sea of japan before it reaches territory. it is a step up, absolutely. the question is, will they follow through? and we have seen a complete lack of change in the american military posture in the pacific. there is a lot of rhetoric, a lot of concern, but we actually look at this and we called sources and we tracked the ship movements and nobody is moving. if the u.s. really thought these were about to go off, or expected to launch, you would see the missile defense ships going, you would to the carriers. it is not happening right now. hos

aaron? >>> 5:14 right now. we have new video showing the continued just generosity for all the people affected by harvey. this time the help is from first responders or for first responders. for first responders. police from san antonio and ft. worth are in houston this mo officers the chance to finally check on their own families and their own homes and take a little break. >> i bet they were relieved to see them. >>> imagine having to lose your pets too. many of those displaced pets are looking for homes right here in our d.c. area. >> news 4's justin finch is live with what some local shelters need help with right now. justin, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. a lot of shelters don't allow pets. that's why the pets are going to need your help here. many will make their way here to the humane rescue alliance. before they arrive, the pets have to get adopted that are inside. the first pets from texas arrived this week. about 100 dogs from the houston area will make their way to shelters across th

, aaron ramseyjoined him in training.end. it is a much—needed boost. there is little room for error in the last format games. nothing but a win against austria will do. the next four games are must win. the experience we have had at the cardiff city stadium against the opposition, i think austria on saturday makes for a really good game and one we're really good game and one we're really excited for. wales seller have ground to make up. a win on saturday would keep them in contention. anything less and even the optimistic fan would concede that reaching the finals in russia is unlikely. chris coleman's team are four points adrift ofjoint leaders serbia and republic of ireland. 0ver leaders serbia and republic of ireland. over the top team are guaranteed altercation. second place is not likely to be good enough for the play—offs. since making his full baby one day regale, chris gunter has not missed many games. —— his full debut one decade ago. he is going to be only the sublet a beach 80 caps. 0nly gary speed and neville

i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome back. >> thank you. >> nice to see you. >> tan going and everything. >> oh, you know. i love being outside. with my kids and the beach and my family. >> happy to have you back. the "news4 today" team all here to get you ready for the day. >> chuck, kids are heading back to school already. we begin with the storm team 4 forecast. hard to believe it's that time of the year already. >> i know. down at the beach, every time i saw a kid, i was thinking tick tock, tick tock, kiddos. you'll be back in school before you know it. those starting school today, off to a dry start. slight chance for a few showers later on today. but nothing major. there's a live picture of capitol hill and the beautiful potomac river. nice way to get the day started. an isolated shower chance or two today. turning warmer tomorrow. more sunshine towards the mide hot and humid weather getting towards the end. you can stay ahead of the weather with the app. find me on social media. chuck bell on twitter. inst

aaron nola is our chevrolet player the game.s guy was fantastic once again it's kind of like a broken record about aaron nola. >> he's taken that step that this is one guy you're not going to have to worry about going into next season. dynamic stuff, great mump movement on his fastball. his changeup is a weapon as you see right there to cespedes. we know about the breaking ball. it is dynamic. that's why nola is our chevrolet player of the game. >> they look to even the series tomorrow. we'll be back to wrap it up right after this. >> phillies baseball has been brought to you by xfinity. xfinity x1 will change the way you watch tv. by toyota. by citizens bank, official bank of the phillies. visit citizensbank.com. by coca-cola. taste the feeling. and by independence blue cross, live fear less. learn more at ibx.com. >>> final score tonight from citizens bank park, it's the phillies 3 and the mets 1. nola is 9-7. he struck out eight and scattered two hits over seven innings of work. garcia picks up his second save of the season f

i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. the kind of day you need the extra water, maybe short sleeves. the portable fan you can carry around. you can feel the heat as soon as you walk out the door. >> sheena parveen is here with the forecast. check in on the stallworth. sheep a, what do you have in. >> one of those things around your neck, keeps you cool all day, you probably need one of those today. stay in the shade, stay hydrated. if you're lucky enough to head to the pool, you'll need the is up block. that's good news and the other good thing is, i guess it's a good thing. no storms in the forecast anymore. that would cool us down a bit. temperatures are already pretty warm in the mid-730s across the area. each prornls coming in, in the mid-70s. look at what happens through the day. by lunchtime, feel close to 100. through afternoon, mid-90s. with the added humidity feeling around 103. maybe a couple degrees hotter in some spots. as you see, little to no rain really. big cooldown in the forecast. we'll talk more about t

. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. sheena parveen out live right now as we prepare to clear the shelters in our pet adoption event at the humane rescue alliance in northwest d.c. >> she's a big dog person. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. first, we want to get you out the door with your weather and traffic. >> start with meteorologist chuck bell outside on the weather deck talking about some storms and a whole lot of heat around here, chuck. >> it is humid outside this morning. there's a hint of a southerly breeze. that's helping a bit. otherwise, a mostly cloudy sky and the atmosphere is thick with humidity. four things to know about the weather. a muggy morning leading to a stiflingly hot afternoon. heat degrees. a chance of strong to severe storms between 3:00 and 9:00 before we get into a more pleasant weather pattern for the weekend. right now in the mid to upper 70s. there's the heat advisory along the i-95 corridor. that goes from 11:00 to 8:00. they could be as much as 105. actual air temperature toppi

aaron and angie. >> sarah dallof for us this morning. many of you want to do what you can to help those affected by the disaster. we've compiled a list of ways. serve harvey help in the nbc washington app and see what you can do r for the red cro a storm victims really need money and blood donations we're told. >> five minutes after the hour. back here at home, this video probably shocked a lot of people. you see two men running here. one starts shooting down the escalator at the columbia heights metro station on friday around lunchtime. we don't know if the other man was hit by the gunfire. that weapon was tossed. they want to hear from anybody who recognizes them. >>> 6:05 right now. american university hoping that expelling students sends a powerful message at the start of the school year. >> this rounds an underground student fra terpt. justin finch on the campus of northwest d.c. students say this has been a probable lenl for a while. >> reporter: aaron, about 15 years to be exact. the so-called underground threat and it's years of

. >> good morning, aaron, eun, everybody. hump day is very sticky, steamy, foggy this morning. >> calling it pea soup. watch out. here is the visibility we are talking about, quarter mile or less in some areas. in the district, we are down to three. earlier was up to seven. keep in mind, fog is fluctuating. frederick seeing half mile visibility. manassas, martinburg, under a mile. here are advisories for everybody until 9:00 a.m. give yourself more space in front of yourself and the car in front of you. as we go through the morning hours on the roads, this is what a lot of it looks like, especially as you drive over bridges. your wednesday commute, 7:00 a.m., dense fog, 74 degrees, warm one. by noon, a lot of fog clearing the area. temperatures are near 90. hot and humid. for the evening commute, it is looking mainly the roads, see what's going on with jack taylor. good morning. >> good morning, sheena. again, please give yourself a few extra minutes, you need extra time, you're not driving at speed through some fog zones. ro

good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. no doubt about it.f you are driving to work this morning, you're likely going to need the umbrella. you mentioned the radar was working overtime. windshield wipers will be also. >> we'll see where we're seeing the wet roads. let's start with chuck and sheena and look at what you face as you step out the door. >> good morning to both a. and a.g. anchoring the show this morning. >> yuck. that's the only word i have for today. >> it's a tropical system and the national hurricane center hasn't named this thing, but it has wind speeds of a tropical depression. the center is off the south carolina this is what's responsible for the rain and wind today. before you leave, grab the umbrella. later today, you'll probably want the rain coat because it's going to get windy. the rain is moving into the district now. it's around the beltway towards annapolis to the green showing us the light rain. but the yellows, that shows us the more embedded heavier rainfall. we'll see that later into this morning and especially

i'm eun yang. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. now on "news4 today" -- >> let it shine, let it shine ♪ >> days after white nationalists carried torches through the campus of uva, hundreds demanding peace march in the same exact place. >>> it is something most of us never see the inside of until now. how to get a glimpse of the d.c.'s mormon temple. >>> everybody in maryland, everybody in d.c., virginia. >> he is our hometown boy done good. now we're gearing up to celebrate him. it is the first kevin day. before we get to all of that, though, let's check on your weather and traffic on this thursday morning. >> wtop's jack taylor is fill in for melissa mollet on maternity leave. but we begin with chuck bell and sheena parveen. >> welcome to thursday everybody. inching closer and closer to the weekend. >> i love it. it's friday eve or little friday. whatever you want to call it. clear the shelters is this weekend, chuck. i am excited about it. i'll be out there saturday morning. we'll talk about that through the rest of the week. we

aaron, eun, back to you. >> jack, thank you. if you're using metro this morning, you may want to head to your station early. why some trains are running slower. >>> new details into the investigation of d.c. firefighter assaulted on the job. what he's accused of doing on a call. >>> a bizarre burgeon the >>> this morning we're learning about a bizarre crime at the university of maryland. an employee reported that two toxic substances were stolen from a lab inside the chemistry building. this happened between wednesday and thursday last week. detectives are looking at video to pinpoint the suspects. police say the substances are highly diluted and do not pose a health risk to the public. >>> a d.c. firefighter is accused of showing up drunk to help a hurt child. we're told he was then attacked. news 4's mark segraves worked to get cell phone video. it starts after t-- owe it ends before the attack. >> doing your job. huh? >> so there you can hear neighbors taunting the firefighter on sunday asking him whether he's drunk on the jo

three-year-old aaron ortiz, jr., looked to be in pretty good spirits thursday evening considering the wild redheaded been on. his family members gathered to breathe a collective sigh of relief outside of philly firehouse at home and the boulevard his dad aaron, sr., was still trying to catch his breath for good reason. >> the father of the three-year-old child went into a store at cottman and the boulevard, left the vehicle running with the keys in it and left his three-year-old child in the back seat. >> reporter: you heard that right. dad park his 2013 honda accord in the fire lane outside kixxusa to run in and buy a pair of sneaker for his son when a three hopped off and took off with aaron, jr. inside. store employee kevin brown saw dad react. >> we saw him sprint out the car. you can see his car peeling off. that was it. >> mile north on the boulevard the car thief stopped behind that firehouse and released the little boy still in his car se seat. then raced off again. family members arrived to console the little guy and all points bulletin went out for the honda accord. the poli

the effort to recall judge aaron persky. he )s been under >>> we of new developments in the area to recall john aaron persky. he has been under fire. many people thought the sentence was too light. scott budman joins us in san jose with new details. >> reporter: well, the recall effort is still on but the legal part of this is on holds ironically because they need a judge. the group trying to recall judge aaron persky has a big sign but they want your signature on a petition. it has been unable to collect signatures because of a temporary restraining order. sentenced him to a six-month sentence after a sexual assault. >> it is not going to work. we are going to collect our signatures. we are going to go forward. he is going to face the order and he is going to be recalled. >> reporter: but they can't collect signatures until a judge says okay and local judges have recused themselves from the case. those representing persky say his sentencing was within the law. >> our role is to make shoo you are that judge persky is treated

aaron a sock junkie jumped right on board.se are the socks. >> yes, they are called buckets where i put my love of basketball into design of the socks. >> reporter: aaron's feeling great so with his new socks and upbeat attitude he and his family are again full steam ahead. get your hand on the socks that aaron has designed at resilience dot gives, there are more days, to preorder them. so help aaron ace ham fey l here's a lot these beautiful socks. >> yes. >> preorder them, jim. >> yes, i will do this. >> i have them on right now they are very comfortable. you can use them with your suit, or playing hoops. >> good stuff. >> quality stuff. >> also, cbs-3 and summer fess we will heat to avalon's stone harbor. i will try my hand at water skiing. see more, thanks, katie, oh, boy. plus in addition to the water skiing i will show you fly boarding, and it all begins tomorrow on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a.m., join us for fun, tail of the two towns, avalon and stone harbor we will she case their beautiful beach and sweet shops, again

i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. we'll get to the live coverage in charlottesville in a moment. first, we want to get you ready for the start of your workweek. >> wtop's jack taylor is watching our commute. but first chuck bell is outside and will tell us how soon the rain will be back. >> the rain chances creep upwards once you get past 12:00 or 1:00. if you have something to do outside, better to do it early than late. rain chances will be increasing with time. comfortable enough start. here's the leading edge of the rain showers. south of roanoke. a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. you'll notice when you walk outside this morning, there's a little bit on the humid si. 63 in leesburg, virginia. 67 in riverdale. quiet enough and pleasant enough start. the outdoor planner, going to the pool today, i'd suggest before 2:00. not bad at all for a golf day today. boating, out on the open waters, not a bad day either. eating out lunch and dinner plans, a little hit and miss. rain chances at 30% in and a

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i'm doing one right now and aaron hernandez. i think it's a fascinating story. we have a lot of insider information in terms of what went on at the university of florida by his family, i don't want to offend anybody but it's the fact that when you get somebody who had not just a physical gift but he was a bright guy, he was making it in a big way and just signed a contract and yet something was wrong about this guy. some of it goes back to his father died very unexpectedly when aaron was 16 and something happen. one so it's a story that i have in my head and think it's going to be a terrific story. >> host: ross identify you as a literacy advocate. >> yes. we just do a lot. my wife and, we have scholarships for teachers or people who are studying to be teachers and i think 30 universities. we have over 450 scholarships to teachers. that's one thing. i will do graduation speeches, i did it at manhattan college, mississippi state, we have programs for the scholastic that we gave away almost 2 million to school libraries last year. this year will do classroom libra

that's especially true for aaron brown.row, he's due to become a father, of sorts. >> i am getting a cat. the prison has a program set up with a no-kill shelter and we're allowed to adopt cats. i've been waiting for about a month since i was told that i'm getting a cat. and i've actually wanted one since i got here in 2002. >> why? >> i've always liked cats. i think sometimes i like cats better than i like people. >> while a kitten might provide a sense of family, brown knows he will never see his own parents again. >> on the night of february 5th, 1994, i waited for my mom and my stepdad to get home. and just after midnight, i -- when they arrived, i killed them both. >> how? >> i shot them with a 12-gauge. i wish i had a good reason why i did what i did. because at least then there might be some way of justifying it. but there's not. there's no way of justifying what i did. >> what was so wrong that they had to be murdered? what was so wrong in your family? >> i have no idea. >> the night weighs heavily on billy groves as

and son and tell you that around 4:30 this afternoon the father who's identified himself to us as aaron ortiz was inside a sneaker shop at roosevelt boulevard and cottman for just a couple of minutes he says picking out pair of sneakers for his three-year-old son aaron, jr. he says he was in the store for just a couple of minutes when h& look out and a car thief had targeted his 2013 dart green honda accord. we'll let chief inspector scott small pick up the story from there. >> according to the father, he witnessed the vehicle being stolen. he was able to run out, litera literally bank on the hood of his vehicle yelling at the thief that my son is in the back seat. but according to the father the thief diss are ad that information and drove off at a high rate of speed. >> reporter: well, fortunately that car thief apparently thought better of things about a mile up the road here at the fire station just behind the fire station at the boulevard and home dropped off three-year-old aaron, jr., in the car seat that you may be able to see there between the legs of the police officers who are

i'm aaron gilchrist. it's 4:00 a.m. right now. it's quickly warming up.'s a weather alert day. sheena parveen tracking the heat for us. this is one of those days your find a good spot under the air conditioning vent and don't move, right? >> you could do that. or if you're lucky enough to hit the pools, i would be in the water or in the shade. you saw the temperatures in the 70s for most of the area. now a look at the radar. because we have some isolated thunderstorms yesterday like we were talking about and we also have a little bit of fog out there. it'sot

so that is also something in today's world we have a president who has lost some cases what wooded aaron burr say about that?. >> to criticize someone might not be something i would do as a sworn officer of the court that is very different than going after the job. so a river was understandably concerned and wary of the due process of those who went to the process. >> now tell us a little bit of mercy and why is she important?. >> mercy warren was a playwright and a commentator of the revolution era and also a friend and protege of john and abigail adams she had concerns about the proposed constitution in and express those. shows were aired in the series of letters that went back and forth between mercy warren and john adams they ended up getting involved in a punchy debate almost shouting match on stationery about the constitution but he was very sensitive to accusations he had the monarchist typos of the peace but there are undercurrents of the letter said go back and forth and she seemed to be concerned they could create a monarchy in miniature producing same of the name of ashley sam

i think aaron has it right. you have to go to mom and pop stores in a small town that no one heard of. >> not tell anybody. you're on the right track. when you don't show up for work on thursday -- >> we'll come and find you. >> you know, it will be great weather out there. a few showers out there now, really headed into quiet weather after that. >> zoomed in gaithersburg for a few sprinkles, this is mostly north of the beltway, starting to move out of parts of montgomery and baltimore. most of the area seeing cloud cover, not looking at too much rain. clouds, maybe a few sprinkles. cold front is on the way in. as it moves through, there's not a lot of moisture with it. you will notice one thing this afternoon, humidity will be dropping. wait until you see the extended forecast. that's all coming in a bit. check the roads with jake taylor, wtop. good morning. >> thanks, good morning. for the most part, roadways are relatively dry, good news. south out of frederick, live shot of 270, starting to stack up a little

here is nbc bay area colin resch. >> you know that aaron gordon can dunk with the best of them.his physical success on the basketball court would stem from his mental preparation off of it. >> notice when you hear in this gym right now. notice the sound. >> reporter: the former arch bishop star can hear it all and see it on. >> imagine one of the moves you have been working on. >> there is a presence about it. a calming, a poise. a reliability on mindfulness that i would like to carry with me. i would like people to know that is where my confidence comes from. >> reporter: and ultimately -- >> i would love to be known as a mindful athlete. >> working with him is the greatest student i have ever worked with. i am teaching him, but he also teaches me. >> that is so sick. >> reporter: due to aaron's season, bechart doesn't see gordon as much as he used to be. the two are business partners in lucid. he is able to carry bechart's mindfulness instructions everywhere he goes. >> breathing at the free throw line. so when you get to the game, you feel like you have already played. you fe

please welcome to the show aaron schatz, everybody!py you're here. i've been a fan of yours for a long time. and this is interesting, because there -- before you, there was not this sort of exhaustive -- analytical, statistical, analysis of football, and the way that you did it. and you first started this because you wanted to prove a reporter wrong. can you explain that? >> isn't that how everybody starts their careers? i don't know. [ light laughter ] so i was just a run of the mill patriots fan. i was working in the internet industry. [ applause ] patriots fans? okay, all right. [ cheers ] and so 2002 came, and they had won the super bowl the year before. they missed the playoffs and a fellow by the name of ron borges who at the time, was writing for the "boston globe," would write that the reason that the patriots didn't make it back to the playoffs, was that they couldn't establish the run. and at the same time, ron borges, the team that he liked to win it all, was oakland. and back then their running back was a guy named charlie

pat gallen sat down with family using socks as a way to cope. >>> aaron sweat is a normal 18 year-oldays a piano and loves sports but he is dealing with serious health issues. >> i had a abnormal growth in my brain and so they rushed me to children's hospital in philadelphia and they found out i had two brain tumors,. >> allentown native was diagnosed with that form of brain cancer in 2015, after graduating high school and completing treatment aaron's cancer came back this time on his spine. >> i went through intense chemotherapy which is five days of high dose chemotherapy and then, had a bone, blood stem cell transplant, and then , had radiation again. >> reporter: through it all he stayed smiling. >> when he goes into the hospital, no matter how bad he feels, he encourages the people in the hospital. and it is like he is, this kind of a celebrity, he walks through, he talks to the nurses and receptionist. >> reporter: aaron's cancer is currently in remission but they still need help paying for medical expenses that is where jake titlebaum comes in. >> i'm a cancer survivor and over

. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. i'm eun yang. >>> it's kevin durant day in c pleasant maryland. >> justin finch and tamara big day. >> reporter: good morning, eun. samarra and i are excited out here. we're out here about five hours ahead of schedule. i guess, the big question i have, i know others will be having issamarra, how is the forecast looking? >> that's a great question. there is rain in the forecast but it's about timing. we may be in the safe zone. we'll look at that in the full forecast. >> reporter: i've got my fingers crossed. back to you. >> we're going to check back in with justin and samarra. we'll update you on weather and traffic. >> wtop's jack taylor is is watching the roads and rails while melissa mollet is on maternity leave. first, the important forecast from chuck bell and sheena parveen. are we going to have good weather for kevin durant day? >> here's the thing. we have rain in the forecast. take your tote umbrella. >> dealing round later this afternoon with peak heating. i think that the p

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. right now on "news4 today" -- >> new developments as protesters the wake of the violence in charlottesville. >>> don't be surprised when you turn on the shower and see brown water this morning. why officials say it's nothing to worry about. >>> it's a project that could impact your drive in to work. where some people may want to leave a few minutes early and in the next few months. >>> a look at your commute with we come in with jack taylor of wtop, in for melissa in a minute. >> but we begin with sheena parveen with a look at the weather depending where you are. >> we have rain around early. but the good news is, it's on the lighter side. hopefully you're not running into it. we have showers mostly in northern parts of loudoun county, montgomery county. they're near gaithersburg. around the beltway, very light rain. you see the yellows and the greens here. that shows us some the light and the ye clarksburg down to 70. we're going to keep watching this. there is rain in the forecast a

byerly's bunk. >> aaron byerly? >> today, byerly goes to a discipline hearing. which could result in his getting time in segregation. >> i'm not going to be a person that puts my business out there. if they say they found something and they found it, i'm not just going to say it was mine and cop out like that. that's just not my style. >> go to the table over there and have a seat in that red chair. >> byerly is due to transfer to prison any day now. if he is sent to segregation before then, that sanction could carry over to prison, as well. >> do you want to tell me your side of the story? >> yeah. when the s.o.r.t. team had came in, i was at the very front of the door. i was watching tv. there was a group of people by my rack. i don't know who put it there, i can't give you no individual name or nothing like that. all i can say is it wasn't mine. >> here's what i got. this isn't your first time getting caught with contraband. and it's hard for me to believe that that wasn't yours, especially it was wrapped up and

let's talk about it with cnn's global affairs analyst aaron david miller, the author of "the end of greatness."

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adam, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. it was a martha started here at the white house. it ended just a few blocks away at the trump hotel down pennsylvania avenue. take a listen. >> no kkk. no fascist usa. >> reporter: overnight, we also ha president's advisory council on manufacturing because of the way that the white house has handled the charlottesville situation. of course, so many of us know under armour ceo kevin plank out of baltimore, he says he left the council because under armour engages in sports and innovation, not -- >> the ceo of merck left the council because of the president's reaction after the violence between counter protesters and the white supremacists. president trump tweeted saying that now that ken frazier has resigned from the president's council, he'll have more time to lower rip-off drug prices. we had a third ceo, brian krez nach of intel who stepped down saying he was stepping down in response to the way that the charlottesville situation was handled. a lot of fallout continues a couple of da

i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i am eun yang. first the latest on your weather and traffic. >> let's check in with chuck bell before we go to wtop's dave gill dine. outside on the weather deck, hot out there, chuck. >> at least there's a puff of a breeze. that is really helping things a little bit. but it is really warm and incredibly humid outside. that's not going to change until we get to about 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. outside, there's a live picture from our tower camera looking eastbound. lots of low clouds this morning. nothing on radar. it's a rain-free start to your friday. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. that's at 5:00 in the morning. so for the kids that do have to go to school today, warm and humid. there's a chance of showers as early as recess or noontime. but a much higher chance for rain. some strong storms a real possibility between 3:00 and 9:00 today. afternoon highs up near 90 degrees. but heat indexes today, mr. gill dine, could be 105. that's extreme. >> just thinking about it. good news on the roads, rea

eun, aaron, back to you guys. >> it's not all bad news. we have a few people that could be million dollar winners, which is nothing to sneeze at. >> we should be so lucky. maryland and virginia, there are winning tickets there, million dollar tickets sold there. not the big, big, big one. the thing here is that they don't tell us where those million dollar tickets were sold. they just tell us that they were in those states. you've got to check, right? if you won that million dollar, if you matched all the first five numbers, not the powerball. again, you can check my twitter account. if you need the numbers, they'll be online as well. i'm checking my tickets. >>> we're going to get a another check on your weather and traffic. >> roads for us. first, sheena parveen has a look at the forecast. >> hey guys. it's beautiful outside. i'm sure you thought so as you walked inside. i don't want to ear eun say she needed a jacket today even though it feels like fall. you can roll the windows down. it's going to be a fantastic day. not only the morni

i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang.e'll get to the live coverage in charlottesville in a moment. first, we want to get you ready for the start of your workweek. >> wtop's jack taylor is watching our commute. but first chuck bell is outside and will tell us how soon the rain will be back. >> the rain chances creep upwards once you get past 12:00 or 1:00. if you have something to do outside, better to do it early than late. rain chances will be increasing with time. comfortable enough start. here's the leading edge of the rain showers. south of roanoke. a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. you'll notice when you walk outside this morning, there's a little bit on the humid si.