amelia earhart disappeared in 1937 over the pacific during her landmark round-the-world flight. now her final distress calls may finally reveal what happened. here's dana jacobson.>> repr:or of aviator amelia earhart 81 years ago remains one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in american history. researchers revealed a new clue that may shed light on what happened to earhart and her navigator, fred noonan, as they tried to circle the globe. ve>> ery ebodyxpteecd a happy ending to the search because amelia was out there call for help and her calls were being heard. >> reporter: rick gillespie, who has researched earhart's doomed flight for 30 years, says he has proof earhart crash-landed on a remote south pacific island about 2,000 miles from hawaii and that she called for help for nearly a week before her plane was swept out to sea. gillespie has located documentation of distress signals sent in the days after earhart's disappearance, prompting the navy to launch a rescue mission. >> and it took the battleship a week to get there.

amelia ehrhardt way try to hide t e fact of her mother cuttingna it off 1 inch at a time. they were all daring.mo at a time when young women didte not ride motorcycles. surris and in a little streetcar inan morehead sodas she chose not to ride in the seat with everybodyg else but would hang onto the cow catcher upfront much to the horror of her high schoolhigh sh classmates.d with hose they are called the early adopters. they chose to fly and time whent it was still very dangerous and many men did not want to fly. ey they predicted early on that flying was the future this iser ythe future that one day everyoe would fly. the other interesting thing is how they were raised i mentioned how different their situations but they did have one thing in common. at a time when a a father could tell his daughter and son what was expected him of her for who they would marry these fathers could have told their daughters no. you will not fly. their mothers struggled with the path they chose that the mother tacitly approved or actively encouraged their daughters to follow their own dreams

. >> the last update i see, amelia, was at 3:49. we don't have anything new on this as far as any nfirmation. quarter-sized hail, that's going to be an issue there as well. flooding concerns, too, from earlier but we're also watching the potential for more stos as we go through the afternoon and evening, so there's that big line that y were talking about, amelia. >> this line is moving towards the northeast. it's really not moving all that quickly, so what we're tnking is that it's really going to impact our western zones as this pushes up towards the north and east. you can so a lot of lightning with it, too, a very, very intense severe thunderstorm right now. here's some impact times for you moving towards gainsboro at 5:20 and mtinsburg at 5:50 and hagerstown around 6:00 in the evening and harrisburg just before the 7:00 hour. yesterday we were talking about how today would be a severe weather day, a weather alert day aning we had the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms. they were looking prettyikely. i actually didn't e

thanks, amelia. >> thanks, amelia. >>> a giant cake for a giant panda. this guy is celebrating a big birthday. this is bea bea. he turns three o years today. zoo keepers helped him celebrate that with a cake that is jus as tall as he is. share thers got to special moment with bei bei at the nnaatl get their time in because it's limited before he has to go back to china. he has to go back to china when turns 4. enjoy year with not so little bei >> popsicles and all sorts of treats. good to be a panda. >>> so next, a warning for you before you sit down at dinner. >> toxic mushrooms growing in our area. why families need to take precautions about this. >>> majorai retrs are . >>> nick jonas comes to the park. i'm tommycfly with your celebrity 60. butrd first, awk times on the set of "the witches of eastwick."ow i hat movies is decades old, but cherd sha jack nicholson said she was too old and too ugl after turning four. she pushed back, and the rest is history. >>>er sarah palin joins h daughter bristol on mtv. >> i was a teen mom. my life is not perfect at

amelia?> a lot more sunshine in our extended forecast than seen the past two weeks, and we have a lot lowerf chancesin as we move throughout the next couple of days. take aook. a high chance around 80%. as sheena was showing you, heavy rain around during the afternoon and evening leading to more flooding concerns and more likely through the weather alert storm team 4 tomorrow. king of the weekend is l mainly nice and dry weather. monday and tuesday, plenty of sunshine out there and high temperatures in the low90s, feeling muggy. early august in d.c. with a chance for o thunderstor there again with heavy rain. >> a man who was an activist and was concerned for a shark's ic well-being, p in san antonio think otherwise. they arrested anthony shannonng chargiim with felony shift. security cameras at the aquarium show the theft that was captured on saturday night. you can see the man lifts the shark out of a petting tank, but he put it in a baby stroller and then wheeled it out of the aquarium. i'

amelia. >> good news the wke is looking mainly dry.h the weekend and through most of next week. here's a look at the storm team 4 n-day forecast. high temperature of 82 because of more cloudins out there. temperatures saturday and sunday, near 90 degre. a hot summer weekend and plenty of dry time after morning rain chances andext monday and tuesday. keep it dry with highs in the low 90s. thunderstorms on wednesday of next week and lower humidity on thursday and more storms possible on friday, but at least for the weekend into the part of the week it's looking mainly dry. pat and leon? >> justurus. did sheena break her alarm clock? >> i know, right. welcomo it the 4:00 news, sheena. >> never see her at this day. >> p.m., not a.m. >> speaking of things that are records are say made to be broken, and one 10-year-old swimmerins celebrat just that after beating one of michael phelps' longest standing records.s name is clark kent and known as superman, of course. he dreamed of breaking tco re in the 100-meter butterfly and did it smashing ph

fiere is amelia back at wolf trap. >>> andou know what? what a beautiful night out here at wolf trap, wendy. the humidity levels areng drop we have a fantastic breeze. i spoke with one loudoun county family who is starting school tomorrow. they're still here enjoying the conc tonight. what can you expect at the bus stop tomorrow? that forecast cong up. mi >>> your health with an important update as your school. go back to today, the food and drugs administration said certain epipens will still work up to four months aft their expiration date. the fda says pens with a 3 milligram dose will fall under that extendedio expir window. so, so do the authorizedeneric versions of the medicine with expiration dates between april and december ofhis year. the fda says thistixtended expi will help cover these shortages. >>> alexa is going kid-friendly. that mns theame question could get a different answer depending on who ist. asking like who is stormy daniels? or where do babies come from? the virtual assistant won't spill theut beans a santa either.

t we >> it's a tough sell, amelia. l >>et's hear for thursday. let's plan something big. >> thank you, >> coming up, getting to know any redskin who willopefully be scoring a lot of touchdowns this year and will catch a lot of flackt and wha they revealed to sherree burru in their one-on-one. >> and first a look at what's come up on "ness nightly news." >> more on the red tide killing fish and marine mammals and how officials plan to deal with it and a lithium battery scare when a cell phonexploits in e you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> well, you know, i was afraid of this. got a ketchup controversy in redskinsca training . >> no. >> you pay attention an

and amelia was dragged along for the ride. she didn't have money did have money to go to college even that she was extremely bright to do something in aeronautics at something she could have done because she went to fly 1921 to have no plane or street credit have no plane or street credit and then they place placed her at the settlement house. there is a plaque outside of the home % there is a plaque outside of the home that 76 brook street a relatively decent size modern home. nestled into a neighborhood. >> i am curious as a fellow journalist author what was your biggest research problem? not quite as difficult. so what were those challenges? they all present a a challenge even with amelia i was challenge because that is mostly what has been done with her life. but then looking at a different story of an ensemble cast and then where to pare that down. and those who did not live as long can i make ruth i make ruth nichols come alive in three dimension. could i make florence come alive and we got a lot of lucky breaks along th

we've seen a lot of damage tonight, amelia. don't want to see any more and right now there's a lot of cleanuoing on. >> with this line of thunderstorms we sawhe damage that doug saw in prince william county and moved towards the north and east. everyouircle thate seeing on the screen is a report of either hail, wind damage or gusty winds out there, and you can see for the most part this is a pretty straight line with that one thunderstorm tht moved throhe area and some storm reports coming in right now include areas like clifton where a tree was down blocking parts of the road there. it's going to be a slow go with trees down on area roads. as we take a look for areas inside the beltway around around the beltway. arlington had five reports of trees down throughout the citrl ofgton so a lot of trees down in arlington and then we head up towards college park where we have a photographer on the way there where we're hearing some significant damage in and around the college park area. we've had dozens of reports of people calling i

amelia and sheena standing by. a busy map. >> tornado warnings in parts of st. mary's county, afternoon storms and more storms through the evening hours. >> not done with the activity just yet. tracking a line of thunderstorms moving the west that's through. we could see the thunderstorms moving through fairly later in e evening hours. >> yeah. we could see some after 7:00 p.m. >> l o's take you here with the radar and what we're looking at right now. tracking showers up around a th sterlia and loudoun county. really not all that impressive. also tracking areas of rain down in parts of charles county and moving out of staord and king george county right now. intove some activity back parts of st. mary's county around the same area where there was that tornado warning earlier in the evening. that tornado warning was a radar-indicated tornado warning. no tornadoes were actually as we take a look at the wider image right now, you can see this is tha line of thunderstorms. we still a severe thunderstorm warning. this includes parts of the panhandle o west virginia a

amelia is in storm center 4 with a look at what to expect.f all of this gives way to a gorgeous few couple of days we're ready. >> i think so. you know what, we're looking at really nice fall-like weather on thursday and friday and tonight we're in storm team 4 weather alert mode and the time line for storms, here it is. we'll continue to see stormynt weather about 9:00, 10:00 as temperatures fall into the upper 70s. by 11:00 p.m. still a chance for some rain and can't rule out heavt rain at t point. likely not severe in nature with gusty, damaging winds. 82 degrees right now and here's the latest. this severe thunderstorm watch continues for everybody in pink until 10:00 tonight. frederick, loudoun and fauquier counties including in the watch and severe thunderstorm warnings or parts of west virginia and washington and frederick counties and maryland. this will go until 7:0.m i posted this on facebook and twitter. here are impact timesoving rough tawneytown at 7:10 and frederick, the city, around 7:25. there is a chance for an isolated showe

amelia? >> a look at fute weather tomorrow right around 5:00 p.m., tracking areas of heavy rain ans thundersto impacting the area, potentially leading to thunderstorms. chances more on storm for the rest of the work week into >>> in just over an hour, vice president pence will preside over a ceremony in honor of fallen svice members from the korean war. 55 cases containing rains have been transferred from north korea as part a agreement between president trump and kim jong-un of north korea. prior to departing for hawaii, american and south korean service members held a solemn ieremony. the military bs these remains are fallen u.s. troops and service mbers from other u.n. nations. 7700 american sdiers are still listed as missing from the korean war. about00 5re believed to be in north korea. >>> the baby's fathe compares it to being gutted like a fish. a woman in southern ca suing her hospital after she had a c-section without anesthesia. the woman had her baby girl via emergency c-section in

and finally a corner house with strange almost expressionist qualities because amelia probably the mostamous residence built by gowdy. this is last secular building is a paradox in itself an organic creation that is not the work of nature but of ma'am a creation drawing together all the features for which goudie was already renowned . when construction was completed in one nine hundred ten the people of barcelona gave this unique building the nickname. the quarry. the description captures the essence of this structure whose walls like steep rock faces seem to become by nature's hand. the rippled and pitted facade reminds one of tide marks on the sand. handwrote ironwork is wound around the curve protruding fronts of the balconies like seaweed stranded on a beach. in his massive labyrinth in mansion built for the miller family is like one gigantic inhabitable sculpture from inside and out. god he didn't just build houses his constructions are works of art in every respect on the roof of the cars amelia is clear proof of his love of detail invisible to the unobservant passer by a phantom

thanks, amelia. >>> a couple recalls a terrible experience at a hospital.and emotional pain they will neverget. in the moments just before their little girl's birth, nbc's mary peyton has the story out of san diego. >> she is a happy baby. >> reporter: happy, healthy and always smili w. that'shat cali's parents say about their baby girl, bull dsh has very different words about cali's birth. >> once ielt it i was screaming stop, i can feel it, i n feel it. after that, i'm pretty sure i passed out from the pain. >> reporter: the pain o an emergency c-section without anesthesia. >> something like out of a horror movie. like you can't imagine -- i would have rather delivered her vaginal with no medicine than being cut with a knife. >> reporter: accordinglyi to th lawsuit filed, her blood pressure dropped quickly. her doctor couldn't find the baby's heartbeat and called for an emergency c-section. the couple remembers nurses calling for an an ste-- so nurs strapped delphina down and c her open. >> usually if you want the best care, god forbid an emergency situat

that is amelia tait there from shortlist magazine. discrimination. tim allman, himself a strawberry blonde, reports. there receding ranks, and then there is seeing red. —— there is seeing red, and then. this is dedicated to roush, the ginger. only something like 2% of the planet ‘s population is red hat, and in theirown the planet ‘s population is red hat, and in their own way, they face some persecution. translation: i hope someday the jokes about redheads. and become obsolete, old news, and we can move onto something else. people can see that it onto something else. people can see thatitis onto something else. people can see that it is corny and unfounded and stupid. the organisers are keen to stress that these days being ginger is cool. it is redheads include the duke of the realm, prince harry, a hugely popular singer songwriter ed sheeran, and one of hollywood's most successful actresses, jessica chastain. translation: in high schoolthere was some bullying. you are a red had, so you have no soul. you felt isolated. now i am old a

okay, thanks, amelia. >>> a must-see moment.harry on stage with the cast of "hamilton" andhe is singing. >>> and what is better than a ripe, fresh tomato i the summer? after the break, a local chef >>> would you take a look at that? 20,000 people taking part in spain's annual food fight. the crowd was armed with tomato tomatoes. a local restaurant is celebring this tradition, not with the fighting part oft but with the tomatoes. here to explain it all is chef robbie meltzer. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> thank you for joining us here. you have dishes on th menu, the savory, the sweet. you even have a cocktail on the menu, a special tomato menu. >> we have a little bit of everything. there won't be any tomatoes beingdthrown, inst we are showcasing them. we have a whole bunch of local varietiesend we'reuring these wonderful, beautiful tomatoes called granger county tomatoes. they're from granger county, tennessee. >> is this tomato season? >> we'reight now at the peak of it. that's why they do that

we can't hold on much longer." >> then suddenly they're hearing amelia earhart call for help.nd they're astonished. >> reporter: gillespie's organization, the international group for historic aircraft recovery, has also found forensic evidence that bonest b found on the island are almost certainly earhart's. and while the official sta is that earhart and noonan were lost at ncseea, gillespie says radio evidence only strengthens his theory that they survived the initial landing. >> the world will never forget amelia earhart. >> that was dana jacobsson reporting. and that's the "overnight news" roadcast center inaugust 2nd. new york city, i'm meg oliver. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, august 2nd, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> manhunt. houston police say this is the suspect wanted for gunning down a prominent doctor as he biked to work. >>> we're hearing from survivors of the aeromexico plane crash and video shows the moment of impact. >>> and out of the ashes, how a dog managed to survive greece's deadly wildfire. >>> good morning from studio 57

amelia draper is standing by in the storm center. amelia?ow doug and i are tracking severe thunderstorms with incredibly heavy rainfall right now on rhear. coming up we'll let you know how long this lasts and what to expect tomorrow on your tuesday. ♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪as long as the suns up... ♪there's no holding back.♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪and every moment, ♪you gotta make it last. all the thrills of summer. one amazing getaway. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. visit both parks for only $30 per day. >>> right now the skies are dark over nationalarbor. doug and ameliaon tracking strg thunderstorms in the region. they are back soon to show you when they could hitig your orhood. >> it may still be summer, but thousands of kids across the eaded back te school today. this is with a the first day of school for 13 city schools that have an extended school year. news 4's aimee khoe caught up with students at cook elementary. >> what will everyone think when you're not there? >> reporter: even though summer was shorter for kids at cook

amelia. >> great. rier.ore the mere i we were going to surprise you. >> and then labor day is looking dry with temperatures in the 80s. amelia. s, >>> with students returning to colleges across our area safety always a major concern for the schools and their family. technology playing a bigger role in keeping your students safe. as aaron gilchrist reports a handfu of local universities are using the live safe app as a lifelineor their campus mmunity. >> reporter: georgetown university is primed and ready and acampus law enforcement is stepping up on crimes against persons. jay gruber is fresh off a conference of his they zeroed in on how to protect erudents from sex assault and armd ros. >> whether it's physical security or new types of patrol techniques and new ways to gather information that we can use to prevent these things. >> reporter: one of the tools in his safety arsenal is the live safe app.n loaded to 10,000 smartphones across georgetown campuses. >> most don't like calling the pol

tips toi]Ñi earn a green shums n ti c weeks. >> amelia draper outside now.ce f you. hey, a-ó%9hr( guys. &&háhp has% been ohe of wettest mid-julys to mid-augusts in our area, and lot of you have been writing to me onok facend twitter saying what &háhp &hc% figured we're asked thexd exper. michael, talk to me a little bit about what canou do or wh based onall the rain we've had so far? >> thanks so muchjf for having on. >> a lot of people who planted early vegetables gardens like the aprilnd may time frame have had issuesi] and have been hitfá by the rainfall. a lot of people that planted a little bit later like, you know, mid-june, early june, some of them have gotten awayçó prettyc n and haven't hade1q nearlyxd te problems. one of the things if you've had success, reap the rewards andçó harvest the fruit and if you're supposed to rain pretty heavily like you said earlier, maybe you go yahead and cutur losses as ear have more issues and you geted sta for your fall planting. with that fall planting ba d on how mucinçóxd we've had. >> absolutely. >> let's say t

. >> it's going to get business on you, huh, amelia? >> exactly. tomorrow there's areas of rain an thunderstorms especially duringnihe afternoon and e hours and some of those could be strong to devere. take a look right now though. only a few sprinkles falling in parts of the area. mainly east of i-95 where i'm tracking some rain around thepe up marlboro areaar and p of anne arundel county. this activity is pushing north, but it'sg fizzl out as that's happening. most of us are completely dry. and an isolated shower is possible out there tonight but for just about everybody it's going to be mostly cloudy and mainly dry. 're noticing the mugginess. 80 degrees. by 11:00 p.m. we're down to76 and then again windy tomorrow. the potential for strong to severe thundereorms. i'll hore on that with future weather at 6:25. >> thanks, amelia. >>> tensho ofands of kids went back to school in thedi rict today including an all-new girls school in southeast. that's the excel academy. it used to be ach charter sool and now it's public and news 4's aimee cho hung ou

amelia draper is in the weather center. we like the breeze today, but something tells me that's not going to last, huh? y know what, tomorrow we'll dealing with thunderstorms out there during the afternooninnd ev hours and some of these likely strong to even severe, so because of that tomorrow your tuesday is going to be a storm team 4 wayther alert right now only a few isolated showers showing up on storm team radar. despite the cloudiness, not a lot of rain falling from those clouds and still around the northern neck and parts of southern maryland and over the bay, seeing light rain right now, but you can see most of the area is completely dry and most us do stay dry. a small chance for an isolated shower. currently at 81 degrees and the temperpretty nice out there throughout the day. evening hours, we'll fall into the upper 70s until 9:00 p.m. and 76 at 11:00. humid out there overnight and patchy f and showers are possible tomorrow morning, but during the afternoon and evening hours,endy, we'll be tracking some storms wi

amelia knew how to pick the day for >> what brings you there? >> i mean, well, what brings me here is the fact that we're kind of celebrating summer out here. it's a beautiful evening. take a look behind m yo come to wolf trap, typically for music, but just beautiful out here with all of the gardens, the natural plants here. i just learned this today. i knew because of the signs, . they're brown it's a national park. but i'm joine here with ken bigly of the national park service to talk to me a little bit more about what does wolf trap have to offer aside from concert?rful >> well, thank you. wolf trap national park for the performing arts is one of 417 ubts of the national park system. we are the only national parkte dedi shrivel to the performing arts. one of the visions behind this park from the very beginni is that this would be a place where people could enjoy world-class performance on stage and experience it in the beauty of nature. we showcase severals apeke aspe atural world. we have several native plant gardens that people can experien

meteorologist amelia draper jos us with how high they will get. amelamelia. >> we're going to see high temperatures today in the low 90s. right now4 we're at degrees. notice the winds out of the south at about 6 miles an hour, in that southerly helping to bring warmer and more humid air into the area. we were in the 90s yesterday here in shington, 90s again today, but the difference we're noticing that mugginess. i was o for my run this morning and you could just feel the humidity out there. here's how w measure the humidity. it's with the dew point temperatures.y yesterhey were in the 60s, today they are in the 70s. when you start to get close to a dew point temperature of 75, it's feeling tropical out there and that's how it's feeling out right now. with a high tperature today of 93 degrees and a mix of clouds and sunshine throughout the day. we are completely dry today, but some storms potentially impacting us tomorrow and storm chances over the weekend. i'm going to break that down in about 15 minutet, >> all ri thank you. >>> developing this

cong up in 15 minutes. >> you got it, amelia. thanks fthat. by the way, a lot of folks talking and sneezing about allergies. you have the low down on that. we'll send it back to you in a little bit. >>> meantime, tributes are pouring in for john mccain this afternoo earlier today, mccain's family announced the arizonaenator s discontinued his medical treatment for brain cancer. in a statemen his wife said, i love my husband with all my heart. god bless eryone who was here for my husband along this journey. mccain was diagnosed with the aggressive brain cancer last summer and has been away from the capitol since december. >>> back close to home a man maryland is getting ready to go to trial for the c bdoded dnd calculated murder of his pregnant girlfri a beloved high schoolteacher. she was found in a shallow grave damascus last year. police tell us her boyfriend shot her ind the head then buried her body. megan fitzgerald has the unusual request today from prosecutors during a court hearing. >> reporter: it has been nearly a year since laurel w

let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper. folks should expect up to 30 inches of rain in some spots? >> exactly. that's going to be the biggesth issue w hurricane lane, the amount of rain it's dropping on hawaii. here is the latest radar image with satellite. almost all the islands getting at least som rainfall from this hurricane. now a category 4 hurricane. the good news, it'sxpected to weaken quick lip over the next day or so. maximum stained winds at 130 miles an hour, moving northwest at about seven miles an hour. here it is, early friday morning in hawaii,till max winds at 110. it is downgraded to a category two. then it mak thankfully this nice west early turn. we're not expecting necessarily landfall, but that doesn't really matter. when we don't get landfall, we're not aor muched about the winds, still it doesn't matter because of the amount of rain this storm system is dropping on parts of hawaii is going to lead to big flooding issues. storm surges going to create a lot of damage there into the meekend. back at we'

weed is a big issue with our pollen report. >> you're absolutely right, amelia. wet only is r up there, bup also grasses andolds up there as well, beginning to increase. e've had mold to deal with a summer. let's show you the maps right now. aswa amelimentioning, the ragweed pollen is picking up since g we'ten the sunshine out here. the last week of august as we go into ptember, the two highest for ragweed and pollen concentrations. generally grasses we get it around may and right around now, continuing to climb for september. yors might find yf issue for that tissue, that claritin if you're out ar about o the next couple days. we don't have rain. 85 on turday, 90 by sunday. it's going to feel hot and humid by sunday. saturday the humidity will be the low side. you willot be and humid on sunday but still dry. more importantly, dro at the area beaches. one of the last weekends we get here in august before labor day weekend. we're looking at temperatures in the 70s and low 80s as you head to thech this weekend. and again, same deal here, by e more it will be a lit

. >> thanks, amelia. th> some streets in norn virginia are still streams, even though the rain has stopped and the sun has been out. david culver looks at some of the areas drivers should voill try to a. >> reporter: tonight, browns mill road in vienna closed off. a stranded car serves as a warning to other drivers. rescuers stressing wat is deceivingly powerful. >> it takes asinittle as 6 es of water to move a car, okay? it will lift it and float it. i don't care if you're driving themallest little honda week or a nice big suv. >> reporter: captain matthh bur. video tweeted outoday. you can see them carrying a woman to dry ground. >> swift water rescues are extremely dangerous for the rescuers themselves. >> reporter: look at all this water running off here. take a listen. it's like a river. the ground is so saturated over several days of rain that even a little bit of rain i causi something like this, a scenario that's quitechessy. per 4 working for you tonight, s road from above.ll a muddy current belo

as amelia said, a little less humid.deally watching sunday, monday and tuesday. these are days we think we could see fairly stormy conentions. the pal is there for another round of flooding rain. that's something we're going to be tracking for you as w move into the middle part of next week. things looking a little b better. looking okay for the rest of the night tonight, too. >> we're sending you the bill. redskins football is back tomorrow and we are getting ready for the preseason ownertr against the ts. dave johnson joins us with more on what you can expect. >> you might say the plotth kens, maybe that is a bit sramatic but it is different. the redsk get to play against players they don't have lunch with and play video gas with. don' get me wrong -- that has entertainment value. at least a glimpse of what we might expect in 2018. yeah, you seeta srters like alex smith, notd expecte to play much. just get in sync. for the offenseet hopefully some points on the board. for the rookies and youer players, it's their oppor

amelia draper has us covered. still some watches and warning out there. >> i'm still tracking flood warnings out there and still tracking some take a look at storm team 4 radar. the most intense activity up around loudoun county. on into parts of reston and gaithersburg. along 270 still dealing with rain. this is the last batch of rain of moving through the area overnight tonight. it will be out of here tomorro morning. but tomorrow morning, some of these flood warnings are still in efct. for instance, this one in loudoun county goes till 4:45mon the ing. remember, you never want to drive through a flooded roadway. we're tracking flood issues in parts of prince william, fairfax, loudoun, montgomery, frederick, carroll, washington county and parts of vest wa. a lot oflood warnings are in effect through the early morning hours.ur 76 degreesntly right now. maybe an isolated shower out there or during the morning hours. for most of us, looking dry. though.umd partly sunny with a temperature around 82. windy coming up.

we'll tleeb to amelia.ust maybe the nationals turning point in their season of missing the point is happening after they reach their breaking a night after the nationals survived a one-hour and 42 minute rain delay to beat the phillies they survived a delay walk off homer. stephen strasburg making his return. an up and down night. acing hernandez catching him looking at a nasty pitch. he lasted four innings, giving up four runs but striking out five. skipping ahead, bottom of the nt ni two outs. nats down a run. ryan zimmerman known by many asje mr. walkoff, deep to right. it's gone. or is it? originally ruled a double. but zimmerman and the entire nats dugout kno that wasgone. they had to wait. the umps take a look. goes off the railing above the wall. back to thefiel ring it up. then the umpir agrees. he comes out and the nationals get a two-run walkoffm homer f ryan zimmerman with two outs, his 11th career walkoff homer ties him for eight all time. the nats get a huge win over the phillies,-7. >>> the re

thank you, amelia. >>> leaders in turke called it an attack. the new tariffs the u.s.putting on steel and aluminum. plus, a look how the city of charlottesville remekiers a woman ed in last year's violence unite the right rally, and how leaders are working to and how leaders are working to prevent any other problems. z2x55z z16fz y2x55y y16fy >>> you're watching "news 4 midday." >>> welcome back on this friday. eekend marks one year since the deadly clash between white nationalists and counter protesters in charlottesville. one woman died, several hurt, and nbc has more. >> reporter: this moryeng one ar after charlottesville was under siege by protesters, the citytas under a of emergency as the anniversary approaches this weekend. >> we will not tolerate any forms of violence community. >> reporter: to avoid a repeat of the violent clashes between white supremists and counter , protestehe city issued no demonstration permits, but they expect crowds to gather to remember heather hire when the car rammed this car into a crowd. one year later, heather's mother is still in

amelia draper standing by with what you need to know. >> record rainfall causing business problems for d.c. woman with a hole in her ceiling. tonight she'setting some relief. >> the searc for a girlrom china abducted from ragin national airport moves into another hour. on get answers from police why it took so to issue an amber alert. >> news4 at b11:00ins with breaking news. >>> we just got new pictures in the investigation into a girlhi from who was abducted from ragin national airport. >> police issueder an a alert and say they hope these images will help them track this girl down. shomari stone has been following the story from the begin joins us now live at the airport. what's the latest this hour? good evening. right now, police are hoping these new images can help crack the case. tlp finds 12-year-old girl. they released them within the hour. rone of theiveht now, we're going to show you the female suspect excuse me,he first one shows a man and woman. police say they are the suspects who arred at ragin national. had the second image shows you the female suspect and the 12-year-o

definitely we'll be hot again oo this afte >> amelia, what about the humidity? >> the humidity today, t, marginally lower than yesterday, so if you've been out these past few daysig it feel a little bit more comfortable to you out there this afternoon, but it'sl stot by all measures. take a look, here's the current heat index.es 90 deg is how hot it's feeling right now in the district. feeling about 87 in frederick and 89 degrees is the current heat index in culpeper. the thermometer in d.c. readi 86 degrees with hazy sunshine out there. as we head on into the afternoon hours, we continue t warm. i do think we hit 90 today. that means we're at least in a six-day heat wave. 90 is in the forecast again tomorrow. can't rule out a isolated thunderstorm during the late butrnoon and evening hours most if not all of your thursday is really looking dry. we have partly sunny skies this afternoon and, again, still feelingy humid out there. take a look, storm team 4 radar dry rightnow. as we head to the weekend, more esbstantial shower and thunderstorm chaeturn to the fore

doug and amelia back in two minutes. >> you could call it an airbnb nightmare. loupdoun cou y man found his home trashed. he pulled a gun to stop the offenders from getting away and now he's under away. as juliearey reports, his attorney is fighting those charges. >> reporter: it's a stately airby, a $4 million prope with a view. the owner found windows smashed and tables overturned and broken and glass from beer bottles and blood, lots of it, on door frames, on floors, o walls. we're not showing the most disturbing shots. a property employee discovered the dama the group that had rented the home on airbnb still on site. 911 was called and t owner jack andrews rushed over. his attorney says because of e uncertain scene he entered with his gun drawn. >> it looked like there was a mass murdere his perspective there. >> reporter: when andrews confronted the group, they scattered for their cars. he was able to block a bridge and keep one cload on site. minutes later deputies arrived but to urandrews'ise he was handcuffed. he's charged with five counts of an ducksnd

amelia?, right now on storm team 4 radar, doug and i tracking thunderstorms mainly aroun i-81 and south of 66. these are moving to the east. heavy rain likely in spots tonight but how does this impact humidityevels tomorrow and l does your business internet provider promise a lot? rs let's see who deliore. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. ot thrs don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! et get internn our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call or go online today. >>> four things to know this afetrnoon. let'sou caught up. erica gonzalez has the scoop from the newsroom. > hi, pat. first up, storm team 4 is tracking chances for strong storms. ey are moving in right now. in fact on the radar, doug and amelia will explain how they'll impact your

amelia. >> well, we'll hot and humid through thursday.e a lookht now and feeling over 100 degrees out there for most us and nice cooling showers and thunderstorms late in the dur on thay and will they lost on you wanted to save on prescriptions... so you went online... and goofso lost in a mumbo-jumbs that your brain went offline. our proprietary search tool analyzes ways to help lower your prescription costs. just drop in.... before you conk out... see what you might save at cvs pharmacy. >>> step outside. you're a sweaty mess already. this oppressive heat wave is night fours things you need to know this afternoon and you already know that one. dangerous temperatures in weather alert. is is what it feels like across our area. that's 108 degrees in quantico. doug a amelia will be back soon to tell youe' when wll get a break and we'll have your labor day weekend forecast for you. also, nearly 3,000 people died in puerto rico because of hurricane maria last year. this according to researchers from george washington university who conducted

amelia is helping me. back in thether center, never misses a beat. there's the storm center n amelia and i'll let you drive because it's not working for me. satellite and radar together showing the scattered showers and thunderstorms around, but most of the area is fairly d. take a loo at what we'll be seeing tomorrow though. not much going on across the eastern part of the country, so this is not a big system. this is just a typical hot and . humid d now, take a look tomorrow morning starting off fbue. noon a-okay. as we move around the afternoon around 2:00, storms fire up in the afternoon and come into the metro d.c. area around 5:00, 6:00. wednesday is a d we could see severe weather. tomorrow humid and 74 atm. 8:00 nd 87 at nooned a 93 by 3:00 and that's when we think the storm chances between 3:00 and 7:00 and that's what we'll be watching for you. on wednesday, take a look at ten-day forecast going for a high of 94. once again that heat ndex is 100 degrees and 89 on thursday and friday a little bit lesnd humid then we move into the weekend and

you go, amelia. s >> way toon for that kind of stuff. >> go to her facebook page and a let her knowyou think. is it too soon or not? >> ain, we'llga (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> a number of retirinaw kers are traveling the world and you're paying for it. the question is whether those trips are just meant for work public citizen says they are suspicious all of these trips are just for congressionals.elated busine according to "usa today," exiting lawmakers who continue to travel are costing taxpayers their destinations include canada, mexico, italy, germany, thailan the government affairs lobbyist says some of these trips appear to be vacation destinations. >> the problem withost of these trips is the lack of disclosure. all we know is tt they went somewhere and what the price tag was. that's it. you know,nt do discuss what the itinerary w

let check in with doug and amelia. how is it looking right w? >> coming pretty fast across the area. some of us seeing srain,e not much at all. >> the flash flood watch will be in effect until 10:00 p.m. tonight. we're looking mainly dry overnight and then more storms potentially tomorrow, doug. >> let's show you and show storm team 4 radar where the storms are. notice back to the west, hagerstown, fredericks and winchester and around leesburg. these storms a all off to the east, and they continue to move that way. ige severe thunderstorm warning with this storm here. severe thunderstorm warning for prince george's county down to 545. we've had numerous trees down with this storm as it made itsr way prince william county in towards fairfax county. d.c. a tree down along a car ght along massachusetts avenue and right along rook creek and even an injury with that, but fortunately minor injuries there. another tree down on a house around the burns-howard drive area in aspen hill. zoom on in. notice where this is around laurel. a wt of lightningh th

viktor and amelia took the oath on thursday.y gained citizenship through family visas that their son-in-law sought to appeal. they immigrated from slovenia. a source says they have been living in the u.s. with green cards sponsored by melania. the president has denounced family based immigration just like this particular case calling for an end to what we refers to as chain migration. where a family member comes first and sponsor their family. he wants merit based immigration. the first lady's office declined to comment. we would like to congratulate them on becoming citizens. >>> kansas secretary of state chris kobach says he will recuse himself from the still undecided gubernatorial race. kobach leads by a razor thin 91 votes after discrepancies were found from two counties. he is expected to recuse himself officially today after collier made the demanded last night. >> the county did the counting of ballots. there is no point to it, but i said if my opponent wishes, i would be happy. i don't think he understands the process.

that journalist, amelia gentle man has followed this through.ou can imagine she was banking on doors to get the story in the first place and the issue is the home office are saying there are 164 cases where they believe there could have been significant wrongdoing or suffering of individuals and it is only 18 they have clarified which is why 18 apologies have gone out but it looks like there will potentially be more. we have had apologies from the prime minister downwards already and now we have another formal government apology. we had the resignation of amber rudd on a technicality rather than being implicated in what happened to the windrush generation victims. crucially, many felt amber rudd was not the head that should have rolled and clearly it is still rumbling on and clearly it is still rumbling on and it will cause trouble for theresa may because she is personally implicated. amnesty are worried about how narrow, the narrowness of the official apology will stop they will have to deal with a significant number and there is talk of compen

do amelia standing by with look now at another severe thundetorm warning. >> what's going on?>warren, rappahannock county until 5:30. 5:30 this evening. we're tracking the storms wdon, bure also looking at the weekend. >> it's not going to be a washout. plenty of dry time, but storms tomorrow and thee chance for m showers, maybe a thunderstorm on sunday. >> some of the storms tomorrow could be on the strong side. storm team 4 radar showing the storms back to the west. veried if thing here. the ones around leesburg, to the west, havee started to fad out. we're watching this area now. nothing around the d.c. metro area, we are dry. notice thistorm right here in toward rappahannock county toward warren and making its way in toward fauquier. that severe thunderstorm warning 5:30until it includes parts of loudoun county and clark county, as well. 66 east ofront royal is the area we'll be watching as you look closer. we'll zoom in. there's front royal. look at all of the lightning associated with this. this is going to be making its way into northern fauquier county over the next ha

dug and amelia will tell you what to expect tonight. >> and a reminder, folks. help out students by taking part in nbc 4's annckl cks for kids. tomorrow we're going to be down at apple federal credit unions, kingstown branch from can have a.m. to noon. if you want to make a secure online donation, just search (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ z2x54z z16fz y2x54y y16fy (sound of footsteps) (sound of car doorpening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> hello, everybody. just taking a look at the radar. it looks like the warnings have come down as this storm looks like it's weakening a little bit. we've got three storms, one ofu which a the winchester area. this storm really seeing a lot of lightnings with thi and very heavy rainfall. anha area could see flooding. watch out around winchester and martg and another around fredericksburg. a lot of lightning with this storm that's opinion intensifying and in bowie and annapolis still some showers. baltimore, the same area that came through the.

amelia, you and i have been talking about this.ot a shout of a weekend, but we still need to be prepared for the rain or storm to come. >> because of that the weather is having a moderate impact on your weekend. heading to the montgomery county ngir, especially during the afternoon and eveours over the weekend. you want to be ready for rain. i would bring that small umbrella or at least pack the rain jacket or if you're hded to the pool. plan for the morning and midday hours. i think you're looking at chance for showers tomorrow morning and sunday morning is really looking dry right now and if you're heading to the beach there's a chance for some storms there, a day at the beach is always better than a day anywhere temperatures at the beach this weekend in the low 80s. so as doug sai and we can't stress this enough, the weekend is not looking like a washout. we'll have some scattered showers and some thunderstorms at times, but that's not going to have any impact on the humidity levels, and should you be cancelling you outdoor plan

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that's the anniversary of amelia earhart's solo nonstop fleet across the united states in 1932 that flight took 19 hours to complete. >>> tornadoes typically strike in the spring, though they can and do occur at any time. when the national weather service issues a tornado warning, most people take cover and hope for the best, but not everyone gets out of the way our morgan brennan has more on an unusual man with a very unusual job. >> i'm a storm chaser and extreme meteorologist. >> intercepted it. >> reporter: yes while most people hunker down and pray, reed timmer drives into tornadoes head on using an suv that can withstand crushing 200-mile-per-hour winds. >> these tornadoes can obviously be very deadly and very dangerous. you have to respect their power. but i guess it's the best of an adventure also when i see a tornado in the field, it's one of the most beautiful things i've ever seen. it's almost not from this planet. >> reporter: but he's not risking his life just for the thrill of it he does it to save lives. >> it's for weathercasters, forecasters, new media, and they can notifi

desde los Ángeles, amelia maquiavelo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> da tentaciÓn ver esa pelÍcula verdad.o lo probara y los otros 7 respuesta gorilas se repartieron el otro. en mi tierra que medio alto el macho alpha. gracias por acompaÑarnos hoy, hoy tendremos noticias a las 5: 30 y 6: 30 pÁsela muy bonito cc: telemundo network gabriela: si detienen a mi padre, ¡van a tener que detener a este asqueroso violador! usted decide, antonia guerra: ¡mi padre por su hijo! ¡suelten a mi padre! no voy a dejar que se lo lleven a ningÚn lado. suÉltenlo. >>dÉjalos, hija, que son unos vendidos que van a hacer que te lleven a ti tambiÉn... quieres que ademÁs de intento de homicidio, te acuse de faltas a la autoridad. >>julio, no intentes razonar con estos salvajes. no¡ya, basta, guerra! el tigre