>> she was angie. i mean, she was fine. >> that night anita accompanied angie and russell on an expedition to a series of bars and clubs. angie's boyfriend ben was not present. >> ben was aware of the fact that angie, russell, and i were going out together. >> at least to evelyn, dben didn't seem like the type to get jealous. >> i couldn't imagine him hurting angie. >> the even ended at 1:00 a.m. angie dropped russell off at his apartment then took anita home. anita thought about spending the night at angie's but decided against it. what was the last thing you said that night? >> see you at the football game. >> that would be the texas-oklahoma game. but anita did not see angie at the game. and in the era before cell phones, there was no way for anita to try to find her. >> she doesn't meet me there. very strange because angie was a woman of her word. i remember her saying i wonder where angie is. my roommate said there's something i need to tell you. she said you might want to sit down. she goes angie

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i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff. eun yang is off this morning. and the heat is back on. the sun is up. you can see it behind us. and by midafternoon, it's going to be a scorcher, and this is just the beginning of an absolutely brutal stretch! >> meteorologist tom kierein is, of course, keeping an eye on conditions this morning and what we can expect on in to the rest of the day and into the afternoon, and we know right now that this week had relatively humidity has been in check, and that is the case again this morning. but the bottom falls out after this, right, tom? >> yeah. look at that sunrise. gorgeous view. that is a live view from our hd nbc 4 city camera. look at the waters of the potomac, just like a mirror reflecting that sunrise. sun came up at 5:46. the sunrises now, they are a little bit later now, but the sun with the high elevation is really climbing quickly, and it's going to heat us up quickly, too. today, it's going to commence the heat wave. right now around the region, as we look at the view from

. >> and i'm angie goff. eun yang is off today. welcome to "news 4 today" on this thursday, june 28th, and enjoy it while it lasts. as we take a look outside, things are so, so nice and cool, but like you said, it's only a matter of time before that heat moves in. >> and these are the final hours of comfort. >> the final hours. >> we're counting it down now. >> the apocalypse. >> the big heat really is going to be getting here beginning later today, but not a lot of humidity yet. around the region this morning, we've got a few high clouds coming in over the region. we've got our sunrise about 45 minutes away. that will be at 5:45 this morning. and temperatures around the region, well, they are pleasant! off to a delightful start this morning, all the areas in light green 60s, dark green 50s. 71 at reagan national on the warm waters of the potomac and it's near 70 with any breeze off the warm waters of the bay. elsewhere, much of the eastern shore just in the low to mid-60s, as is most of virginia and maryland. west virginia, shenan

. >> i'm angie goff. eun yang is off this morning. right now pepco crews are working around the clock to restore power to customers after friday's storms. this morning around 70 customers are still in the dark. most of them in prince george's county. strong winds knocked down trees and homes in power lines. one woman told us at 7,000 volt now we're line fell on her property, electrofiing the fence and her home. the doorbell even burned out. >> they say they dodged a bullet, the fact that no one was electrocuted and the house didn't burn down, lucky. >> the microburst heavily damaged several buildings. strong winds ripped roofs off buildings forcing 600 people out of their homes. >> things really calmed down over the weekend. tom kierein is here to tell us what to expect today. >> reeruption of thunderstorms last night but not near as bad as friday. we did get om pretty strong storms, especially right in page county in the north central shenandoah valley. things have settled down. the sky is murky with humidity now. 25 minutes, 74 now

i'm angie goff. >> i'm aaron gilchrest. welcome back. today we expect to learn how pepco is prepare for this summer's storm -- for the storm season. this comes after a microburst on friday that knocked out power to tens of thousands of customers in northeast dc and in prince george's county. it took about three days for the utility company to restore all power. today's meeting will discuss the importance of preparing for storms as well as how the utility company prepares and responds to storms. >>> the national weather service is confirming a tornado hit central virginia. home video posted on youtube shows monday's storm hitting the diamond, richmond's minor league baseball stadium. it was the lowest level twister producing winds of 65 to 85 miles per hour. the storm damaged homes, brought down trees and noknocked out power. the lowest level twister still leaving a path of destruction. >> a lot of damage still done there. tom kierein, it's tis the season, i guess, with this sort of stuff. >> yes, for us, it's usually late may and june an

en miami, angie sandoval, telemundo cu --el tiempo extremo en 2 puntos del pas hace de las suyas.los incendios forestales en colorado siguen fuera de control y sta noche se confirm la muerte de una persona. --las llamas han consumido ya casi 6 mil hectreas en una zona al norte de colorado y el fuego amenaza con propagarse en la zona sur de nuevo mxico, donde se han ordenado evacuaciones. --los bomberos dicen que se trata de un incendio muy agresivo y que su avance es muy rpido debido a la sequedad del terreno y los fuertes vientos. --el incendio fue causado por la cada de un rayo en una zona de bosques secos. take vo --y la lluvia que "no" est cayendo en colorado provoc severos daÑos en alabama y florida. --las torrenciales lluvias del fin de semana, obligaron a la evacuacin y cierre de caminos. --las autoridades de alabama declararon estado de emergencia en la regin sur. --en florida, la zona de "pand-hale" tambin est en alerta debido a las tormentas que han dejado sin electricidad a muchos hogares. cu --y aqui en la bahia... las altas temperaturas de ayer y hoy seguirn todava ma

angie sandoval amplia. >>> en traje, y sin esposas, john zimmermann lucÍa listo.idencia, pero decidiÓ presentar mucho de su mejor evedencia. >>> y se escuchÓ el llamado grabado con el balazo. la noche que zimmermann disparÓ al joven. >>> afirmando estar seguro que la voz pidiendo ayuda en la misma llamada era de su hijo o si saldrÍa liverpool bafianza. la fiscalÍa argumento que no, basandose que habÍan tratado de ocultar los fondos de una cuenta abierta. la defensa refutÓ diciendo que no habÍa sido conspiraciÓn, y que siempre copero con las autoridades. despuÉs de la audiencia. >>> cÓmo estÁ su hermano? >>> estarÍa mejor libre. >>> y mientras los padres de treivon martÍn. >>> joe zimmermann tiene aspectos que ponen en duda su credibilidad, afirmÓ el abogado. >>> asÍ que zimmermann permanecerÁ en la carcel hasta la semana que viene. en sanford, florida, angie sandoval, telemundo. >>> y quiero que vean esto que es increÍble, un mÉdico en un hospital de alemania logrÓ captar el nacimiento de un bebÉ, desde adentro, las imÁgenes fueron grabadas en el 2010, pero dibulg

average and angie? >> thank you. >>> that is "news4 today."or starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes. currently we're looking into a report of a fire in suitland near regency park. we'll have the latest on that, and you can always catch us at nbcwashington.com.

recovering in hospital erse story what happens after the shooting the ceiling it was pure panic >> angiesomebody on the street opened fire bullets whizzed through the front windows >> sounds like a machine 1 after the other >> blood everywhere, from angie quiroz daughter arianna and because an selena >> she just lays back face is turning white lips already white and purple >> when the bullets rained arianna neckband and selena plan wii to 11 and 12 year old girls singing and dancing to their favorite band house filled with family and friends cousins were the only one standing up in the living-room angie quiroz as a * stop for what seemed like eternity little girl walked up to her >> i saw blood all over her neck i lost it >> injured the worst anna nickname of arianna >> girls taken to children's hospital pediatric trauma center on the south side in the last year or to hospital has seen increase in gun violence against children >> innocent bystanders >> surgeon pediatrics dr. mak arianna 45 caliber semiautomatic handgun one bullet did a lot of damage upper chest and her sternum and troubl

el presidente, barack obama y nosotros por supuesto estaremt estaremos aquÍ para los detalles. >>> angieergue en texas luego de cruzar la frontera, carlos botifoll desde clo california nos dice quÉ sucede. >>> aÑo tengo nala bisabuela de estÁ nerviosa, su ansiedad se desatÓ desde que supo que su bis nieta fue arrestada cruzando la frontera, mientras la mamÁ no logrÓ entrar al paÍs separada de su hija por los coyotes en mÉxico, de eso nos hablaron familiares de su pueblo en el salvador >>> no estÁ con su mama, porque como iban juntas >>> familiares en estados unidos, dijeron sa telemundo que miembros de la familia han viajado a reunirse con un cÓnsul mexicano en el paso texas y estarÍan cerca de sacar a la menor de este centro de detenciÓn donde ella fue enviada, lo que falta serÍa un documento que tiene que firmar la mamÁ en mÉxico para darle la custod acuso to de la chi custodia de la chica a este lugar. en este lugar venÍan ellas a hacer su sueÑo americano. >>> hasta ahora la familia ha estado devastada im sigaginando que ha sido la travesÍa cruzando sola con los traficantes, por terre

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm richard jordan. welcome in this june 2nd. >>> many of you went to bed as severe weather winded down in our area. >> everything from hail, lightning, flooding, we had it all. >> it was a mixed bag. a lot of people impacted by the storm. my husband, his flight was canceled last night. bummer, but understandably. this morning a lot of people trying to catch their flights to make their way out today. >> some people have to pad toll their car this morning. >> we've got to story later. someone who swam to safety. >> my goodness. this morning, yes, things have calmed down. we have clouds outside and it's not a bad start to your saturday. 61 al reagan national. and winds out of the north. 8 miles an hour. you're going to notice lower humidity today. look at the beautiful 50s coming in. it's 52 in gaithersburg. that rain is off the ocean and off the coast. see you later, bye. we got you a cab. don't come back. we expect to have the sunshine here and we're going to keep the temperatures very comfortable. how a

en miami florida, angie sandoval.precio del galÓn regular es de 3, 53 dÓlares lori montenegro tiene los detalles desde washington dc. >>> son precios que no se ven la gasolina por debajo de r 3 dÓlares el galon. en algunas partes es el precio que pagan conductores por la gasolina regular. comprar gasolina es menos doloroso. desde abril ha bajado 47 centavos. para reina es como anillo al dedo. sale de vacaciones para la playa con su familia. >>> es excelente para salir a pasear estÁ bien. >>> josÉ rodas tiene una camioneta grande >>> la verdad, tengo una troca que gasta bastante gasolina. es en el sur del paÍs. georgia, mississippi, alabama y tennessee, el fin de semana creen que podrÍa bajar a 3 dÓlares el galon. en la costa oeste. donde el combustible es mÁs caro. han sentido un alivio. el precio del crudo estÁ en 80 dÓlares el barril y la razon es la poca demanda a nivel mundial. europea que no se ha visto afectada por los problemas econÓmicos. y smin reduce su demanda. >>> pero algunos creen que los pe zois mÁs bar

angie sandoval tiene la historia. >>> en el noreste del paÍs. >>> la policÍa estatal inspecciona a losus documentos de viaje en orden y sus licencias vigentes afirma la sargento. esto luego que la administraciÓn federal para la seguridad del transporte motorizado, clausurÓ 26 compaÑÍas de autobuses en 6 es an servicios por la orlando florida. transportando diariamente a 1800 pasajeros. el secretario de transporte, califica el operativo como el mÁs grande en la historia reciente de esta ins industria. las autoridades encontraron que sus choferes, no cumplÍan los requisitos, para conducir o no tenÍan licencia. 13 de las 26 seguÍan funcionando a pesar que temÍan Órdenes de clausurar. >>> bueno, si no cumplen de una forma aoen que aoen que pa cambiar partÍan de chinatown muy new york. >>> manualing mense, un ak ke accidente que ocurra 15 personas, murieron cuando un autobÚs chocÓ contra un caro el m muy el bronx y 2 meses despuÉs, otro se volcÓ en la i'95, matando a 4 personas. segÚn las autoridades, el chofer se habÍa quedado dormido. la clausura de estas niÑas de buses, ocurre al mismo t

las listas electorales, pero sus opositores dicen que esto viola las leyes federales en miami, an angieivalente al 27% de la poblaciÓn nacional, a pesar de esto, los migrantes asiÁticos fueron el primer grupo con mayor flujo migratorio por encima de los hispanos, representando el 36% de los migrantes. >>> una clade las razones por É hay mÁs asiaticos, estos cambios en el mercado laboral en leos estados unidos, durante los Últimos aÑos el numero de los nuevos migrantes de latinoamÉrica que estÁ llegando en los estados unidos, disminuÓo mucho durante el 2009, 2010 y 2011 >>> california, texas y nueva york son los estados donde se concentran gran parte de la poblaciÓn asiÁtica. cambiando de tema, marco rubio se afianza como posible acompaÑante de formula de mitt romney lori monto mondesde washington. >>> marco rubio una estrella en el partido republicano no estarÍa siendo considerado para ir como compaÑero de formula de el virtual candidato republicanos. romney porque hoy mitt romney puso fin a los rumores y ha sdich qdicho que m rubio estÁ siendo considerado para ser su compaÑero en la bo

good morning. >> reporter: angie, good morning.here's a reason why we're focusing so much on wisconsin. besides the fact that it's the first time that a governor has beaten a recall election, it also really sort of set up what we may see in november -- conservatives and liberals, democrats and republicans, and a very divided electorate. last night, scott walker was able to survive this, winning over democrat tom barrett who interestingly was slapped in the face by one of his supporters afterwards. he beat barrett by eight points. this is the second time that he's lost to walker. mitt romney, by the way, said this is a rejection of liberal ideas. he's hoping that will carry over into november. however, the exit polls showed us that wisconsin voters prefer president obama over mitt romney by seven points. they think obama will be better at fixing the economy. they think the president will be better at helping the middle class. this isn't a race that drew a lot of outside interest. maryland's governor and virginia's governor, governor

good morning, claire. >> good morning to you, angie. that is right, with all of these critical issues coming to a head this week, they are certain to play heavy on the campaign trail. president obama will be speaking in durham, new hampshire, this morning. and we have mitt romney attending some fund-raisers in scottsdale, arizona, today. with all these critical issues coming to a head this week, there are certain to play heavy on the trail. new reuters poll shows a majority of americans oppose president obama's health care law. although they support most of its provisions, such as letting parents keep their children on their policies until age 26. but 61% say they are against the individual mandate which forces americans to purchase medical insurance. the supreme court is expected to rule on the law as early as today. >> if the court strikes down the mandate or, indeed, the whole bill, i imagithink it will be a political disaster for the administration. >> the supreme court finds itself in the middle of a storm, a political storm, in th

ang angie sandoval nos dice donde estÁn la mayorÍa de los votantes. >>> centenares de lectores en laderecho. entre ellos 25 mil hispanos. >>> esto es urgente porque entonces, parece que mÁs a los latinos estÁn negando la aplicaciÓn que a otra comunidad. >>> a 5 meses de las elecciones presidenciales esta estados electoralmente clave. como florida, texas, colorado y tennessee, envÍan cartas a sus lectores registrados. exigiendo que prueben su ciudadanÍa. >>> me parece muy extraÑo. >>> entre las 1. 572 personas sospechosas de votar ilegalmente en el condado deidad de la florida marÍa bustamante. >>> aparecer en una lista asÍ es un atropello. >>> 2 electores coaliciones sin fines de lucro y un sindicato demandaron a al esta de la florida. >>> las personas se asustan, creen que estÁn haciendo algo indebido no es la realidad estas persona tienen el derecho de votar. >>> detrÁs de las acciones del gobernador, dicen algunos activistas. >>> creemos que hay una motivaciÓn anti inmigrante ahÍ. >>> asÍ como razones politicos las minorÍas histÓricamente votan por candidatos demÓcratas. >>> es in

. >> i'm angie goff. eun yang is off this morning. chances are your air conditioning is probably on vacation, too. a cool start to the day. these are the temperatures around the area right now. tom has been calling it junetober, i've been using that as a hash tag on twitter when referring to tom's forecast because that what it feels like. >> a little bit of autumn in june here. we'll take it. >> that sun is now rising in the northeast, the high sun elevation this time of year with the dry weather certainly going to be heating us up quickly. yeah, make sure the ac is working although this morning maybe your furnace is kicking on, especially in parts of the shenandoah valley. in the moun theys in the 40s now. closer to washington, 50s. most of maryland and virginia, and reagan national, the warm waters of the potomac, 68. a bit milder here in the bay, too. here's your day planner for this wednesday, it's going to be rapidly warming up, noontime for the lunch hour, low 80s. a bit of a breeze in the north and west. gusting to around 20 mi

i'm angie goff. >> a great day yesterday.n't ask for better weather. >> we are getting close to making it a repeat today. but -- >> yes. we are. >> very close. yeah. yesterday, we kind of started with the bad part, all the humidity and ended up with the clear skies and the beautiful day. today we'll flip that around. we start off with the clear skies and the relatively low humidity. we'll get clouds back by later on today. there's a risk of a few showers as well. no fears on your sunday morning walk or canoe trip or kayak, whatever you're doing this morning. no problems at all. temperatures 60s to around 70s in most of the suburbs. no drops on the radar just yet. nothing major coming our way today. a scattered shower chance, primarily into this evening. rain chances won't ramp up until after 5:00 or 6:00. up near 90 again today. 85 on the sand today. good beach day today. not as good for tomorrow. i'll be tweeting out the latest on the forecast and tropical storm debby down in the gulf of mexico later on today. >> we'll watch

good morning, megan. >> good morning, angie. there are about 2,000 spots here at the horn erode spots, legal spots. and as you can see behind me here, early in the morning there are still some left. as the days wear on, they fill up and they go quickly. that's when we see a problem. if you see that stripd area right there, chances are that later on this morning there's going to be a car illegally parked there. police are going to start cracking down. they're trying to discourage folks from parking just anywhere around these lots. now, there are going to be writing warnings for the next two weeks. again, going to start this effort this morning. you'll get a warning but then two weeks from now you will get a real citation with a fine. they're cracking down on cars that are double parked. people that are parking on the grassy landscaped areas and people parked in no parking zones, places where there are signs saying that you can't parked there. folks are parking apparently in the travel lane. they're straight up parking in area whe

josÉ. >>> angie sandoval desde stanford en la florida. gracias.e sharon clain de 68 aÑos recibiÓ desde que ocurriÓ el incidente hace mÁs de una semana. ademÁs. recibiÓ 700 mil dolares en donaciones. entre tanto. los 4 estudiantes que se burlaron de ella. fueron suspendidos por un aÑo. y tienen que cumplir 50 horas de servicio comunitario. >>> son cosas increÍbles miren esto, un mÉdico en un hospital de alemania, logrÓ captar en video el nacimiento de un bebÉ. pero un Ángulo no explorado. desde a dentro. buscando una mÁquina de resonancia magnÉtica. las imÁgenes grabadas en el 2010, divulgadas esta semana por una revista inglesa. >>> y con esto, otra breve pausa en directo des des la capital mexicana, al regresar, el temor a los carteles de las drogass. podrÍa influir en la privilegia regencia la violencia para establecer su preferencia polÍtica. y aunque existe el medio de muchos acudir a las a urnas, hay quienes ven en las elecciones el camino hacia un mejor paÍs raÚl torres tiene la historia. >>> el lugar quedÓ como polÍtica de guerra. autos lle

. >> i'm angie goff. it is tuesday, june 26th. if you're about to step outside, you might be in for a little bit of a surprise. we talked to tom a little earlier. it feels like fall out there. i don't know about you. might be an over statement, but it was freezing when it was in the 50s. >> so folks getting off to an early start this morning, tom. need to cover up a little bit. >> it's about 40 to 45 degrees colder than it was friday. >> that is amazing. >> just to put it in perspective. yeah. that kind of a drop, it does feel cold even though it's certainly not cold. >> i was running into the building. >> thank goodness that we've got this high sun this time of year because we'll be rapidly warming up. there's the clear sky over the region now. that's the view from space. temperatures all around the region are down into the 50s. much of the area. except right near the tidal potomac and near the bay near the 60s. reagan national is now at 63. by 9:00 with the bright sun we'll be in the upper 60 was a light breeze. then by noontime

pero el problema es que muchos de los que pueden votar no ejercen ese derecho, angie sandoval nos habla> el votante hispano parece ser mÁs que nunca el mas codiciado por el partido demÓcrata. >> pero segÚn algunas agrupaciones cÍvicas que tratan de inscribo irlos para votar. >> pienso que obama no ha cumplido. >> hay apatÍa electoral, 68% de latinos inscritos dicen no estar interesados en estas elecciones comparado al 81% de la poblaciÓn en general. >> segÚn la ultima encuestas de nbc, wall street journal y telemundo. >> segÚn que entre latinos como lo seÑala el candidato romney hay mÁs pobreza y hay mas desempleo que el resto de la poblaciÓn. >> desde colorado hasta la florida mÁs de 21 millones de hispanos cumplen requisitos para votar este aÑo, sin embargo, hasta ahora solo 10 millones se han inscrito y esto pudiera ser algo problemÁtico para barack obama. >> estos estados son claves para la campaÑa de obama y son estados en los cuales los latinos son quizÁs los que tienen el voto para definir. >> es triste ver eso. >> al rescate hoy el sindicato de servicios, un poderoso grupo en fa

i'm angie goff. >> i'm richard jordan. thank you for joining us for this saturday, june 23rd. >>> thousands in our area are waking up in the dark after strong storms knocked out power. at one point close to 50,000 people were without power. >> pepco reporting that 41,000. bge and dominion power are reporting around 100 outages each. >> we have scorcher of days, then severe storms to top it off. >> it was crazy yesterday. >> i know. >> that was three days in a row 95 or higher. we made 97 yesterday before the storms really started to roar in. not a drop at my place downtown last night and only a trace at national airport. meanwhile, only a couple of minutes away driving time, it was guns blazing for mother nature yesterday afternoon and to evening. but your saturday morning getses off to the opposite start. nice and quiet outside this morning. that's the way we like it for our weekend. the heat that you suffered with all week long, it's not completely gone but the real teeth of it has been taken out. that's welcome news. te

. >> reporter: jill peters and her mom angie are caught in the economic squeeze on the middle class. jill's out of work for the second time in three years. 58-year-old angie juggles two jobs. >> we're in the middle and we're with fighting to stay there. >> reporter: linked by the financial challenges they face, similar to the bleak picture painted in this survey. >> at 37, i was certain that i was going to be completely in the middle of my glorious career. i never thought for one second i would have to call my mom and say, mom, you know what, could i borrow like 20 bucks? >> reporter: like so many, they are now careful about every expense. the opposite of the irrational exuberance of the 1990s. today americans are extraordinarily cautious. >> we were burned very severely during the financial crisis, and many people saw the illusion of what they thought they had disappear quite quickly. >> reporter: the most devastating blow, the collapse of the housing market. the federal reserve says housing accounted for almost 30% of family assets in 2010. but the average value of a family's prima

angie and aaron, back over to you. >> we will see you then, thanks. >>> time right now is 4:44. tell still to come, not giving up hope as the search for survivors buried in a mall roof collapse continues. >>> the west nile virus. where in our area that disease has been detected. >>> this morning rescue workers a will resume efforts to ur vooif approximately one person died in the roof of the mall at elliotts lake buckle saturday. 22 people were hurt. yesterday rescue workers say they heard tapping from underneath the rubble but they had to suspend their search because the structure is unstable. >>> an attorney for george zimmerman says his client poses no threat and should be released from jail. the lawyer says video of zimmerman reenacting the deadly shooting helped support his self-defense claim. zimmerman faces second degree murder charges in the death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. this was from back in february. a judge revoked zimmerman's bond when prosecutors accused him of lying about how much money he raised on a website created for his defense. a defense attorney says

i'm angie goff. >> people waiting in line for sneakers. expensive ones too. they have kanye's stamp on them. looking good. also looking good is the weather. chuck bell is always nicely dressed. >> how are you two? >> i enjoyed looking at all of your pictures. such a tease. >> florida always a great time to go down to florida to have a vacation. good to be back. you missed me terribly. i can tell. >> you missed the storms we had last friday. >> i missed them all luckily for me and even better for everyone else is now that the weekend is finally here once again, the weather could not look any nicer at all. look at that. beautiful golden sky outside first thing this morning. the sun is already up. if you haven't crawled out of bed yet, the sun beat you out of bet first thing this morning and it's going to be a beautiful day outside today. we have cooled all of the way to 67 degrees down at ronald reagan, washington national airport. 69 in annapolis. 61 in fredericksburg and 54 -- there are 50s on the map. culpeper, down toward warrenton. nothing showing up on st

i am angie goff. >> and i am richard jordan.oday we are off to a chilly start. >> yeah, it's chilly, but will shape up to be a pleasant sunday. >> we hope. maybe a stray shower but not a washout today, guys. we are in good hands. i want to tell everybody about a coastal flood advisory in effect until 11:00. alexandria, your tied will be half a foot to three quarters of a foot above the normal high tide and that happens at 7:36 this morning. but we have the temperatures outside and they feel nice and we will stay put in the 50s for another hour or so. and humidity is 78% and mostly sunny skies at the moment. and cumberland, the cool spot. culpepper has you beat. 48 in culpepper. and around the beltway, up towards gaithersburg, 58. a pair of 5s at paw tucken river. we are watching the thunderstorm chance from the north and more 50s in the forecast tonight, and angie and richard, i will have the seven-day forecast when i see you next. >> thank you, kim. >>> this morning, many people are cleaning up from the storms that left busines

angie joins us with the latest details. >> good morning.is expected to rise after several car bombs tore through crowded gatherings across baghdad. the first bomb exploded around 5:00 this morning in baghdad with other bombs going off a few miles. two car bombs exploded minutes apart in the center of town. the bbc is reporting that bombs went off in ten locations across baghdad. it's the third time in a week religious processions for shiite muslims have been targeted in the capital. this week is significant as it marks the annual pilgrimage commemorating the century's old debt of the shiite. this morning, the attacks follow an ongoing political crisis that some fear is fueling the push for more violence. >> thank you. >>> american leaders are accusing russia of helping syria fight their rebel uprising. secretary of state hillary clinton says russia is shipping syria's al assad attack helicopters to attack rebels. united nations kofi annan has until mid-july to convince assad to step down. after that the u.n. might pull its observers from th

. >> i'm angie goff. eun yang is off this morning. >> look outside this morning and you won't see any difference, but once you step out the door, boy, are you going to feel it. it does not feel like summer this morning. >> tom, it's cold. >> a touch of autumn in june. and this morning, yeah. down into the 50s and 40s in many locations. sweater weather in june, what? >> i packed them all away. >> your furnace maybe even turned on over nith. not with the ac but with the strong june sun, warming up rapidly. all this cool air, thanks to canada, thank you, ontario. we love you. this is wonderful. we've had a wonderful break. our usual high heat and humidity moving in overnight with a northerly breeze. look at the areas in blue. 40s. that includes much of western maryland. many locations in the west virginia. a few spots there be in the upper 30s here in some of the high lans in east central, west virginia. elkins, only 42 degrees now. dark green areas are in the 50s. that covers most of maryland, most of virgi

angie goff, thank you. >>> we're learning about accusations robert f.jr., made against his estranged wife. according to a report in "newsweek," kennedy claims his wife, mary, abused his children from an earlier marriage. he said she stole from his daughter who was nine at the time and kennedy accuses mary on showing up on trips she wasn't invited on and calling him dozens of times. mary kennedy committed suicide last month. neither kennedys divorce attorney commented about the "newsweek" article. >>> this week the president's senior campaign adviser said he's confident the white house did not leak classified national security information. friday attorney general eric holder appointed two u.s. attorneys to investigate the leaks. senator john mccain called for an independent probe and continued to blame the obama administration. campaign adviser david axelrod firmly denied the allegations. >> it's obvious on its face that this information came from individuals who are in the administration. the president may not have done it himself but the president is c

angie goff live now with more on this final day of the queen's diamond jubilee. angie?ood morning, aaron. this morning's ceremony at st. paul's cathedral is one of the final events to wrap up four days of jubilant celebrations. we want to take you back live to london, to st. paul's cathedral. you hear the choir singing -- ♪ >> this is where the queen who is looking bright in white, she's trimmed with baby blue. her outfit, looking beautiful as ever. arrived about ten minutes ago from buckingham palace. she joins other members of the royal family, including prince william and kate and prince charles and camilla. today's diamond jubilee celebrations begin here at st. paul's with this national service of thanksgiving. this ceremony is a rededication of the queen to her people, a chance to renew the pledge between citizens and monarch. at the same time, excited crowds waking up in front of the palace after camping out overnight to secure a good spot to see today's diamond jubilee procession. the british monarch will also attend private receptions later today, as well as a l

angie, if you're traveling i-66 and make yurg way westbound, jammed, this is because of late clearingion. i can tell you at cedar lane only the right lane was getting by. driving single file. watching the cameras in that area. the cones are in the process of being picked up at this very minute. hopefully you will see some relief pretty soon. for now, you are jammed at galos road along i-66. let's head over to the american legion bridge. making your way on the outer loop as well as the inner loop of the beltway. eun, over to you. >> police are surpding a neighborhood looking for the gunman responsible for deadly shooting earlier this morning near 17th and r streets in southwest august. tracee wilkins is live on the scene with breaking new developments. what's going on? >> reporter: let me show you right now where the detectives are positions here. they are about a block away from the house where this shooting happened. they are standing there behind that police vehicle. we have seen some uniformed officers approach the house but let me show you what they armed themselves with just a li

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. >> i'm erika gonzalez in for angie goff. we continue our coverage through the 10:30 hour, at least two people are dead in fairfax county from last night's storm. which had winds topping 70 miles per hour. a woman died after a tree fell on to her home in falls church and also a driver in west springfield died after a tree crushed that car. >> over in presence georges county, the storm ripped off the roof of an apartment complex over in riverdale. that displaced residents there. >> in d.c., sparked a car fire sending two to the hospital. and it all came after a day of record breaking heat across the region. i wish we could tell you go by the pool today can but it will be another scorcher. a dangerous day. >> we've got breaking news in maryland right now. the at&t national golf tournament going on in bethesda this weekend is closed to fans and volunteers. play for the day is suspended as of right now. even if golfers are able to get on the course today, spectators will not be allowed to watch, at least not there in person. beca

i'm angie goff. >> i'm richard jordan. sund june 10, 2012. heat is on.terday. >> and the humidity, i'm not ready. >> wasn't so bad yesterday. >> no, but it's going to get worse. >> mother nature one hand on the temperature knob, one hand on the humidity knob and start turning them both today. be ready for more heat. a little more humidity today but the real stuff for humanity comes in tomorrow, ahead of our next chance for rainfall. today, the big story's going to be hot. outside, there's a beautiful clear sky right now. 71 downtown. if you like it comfortable outside you, need to run out the front door now and soak it all in for the next hour and a half because temperatures will respond very quickly to the sunshine that is already out there. storm 4 radar nothing too close to us. raindrops in northern new jersey, southern new york and rain across the wherein carolinas and northern georgia. we're in the pinch zone. high and dry for sunday and really hot. mild first thing this morning. but we should be above 80 before 10:00 a.m. today. highs today mid 90s

i'm angie goff. >> i'm richard jordan."news4 today," police send out a crime alert overnight but this is a very unusual incident. we'll fill you in. >>> while you slept, breaking news on the capital beltway. what police say triggered a deadly three-car wreck. >>> we see them a lot. cars crashing into buildings. why this one may be more than what it seems. >>> and i'm storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell. the sun is shining right now. how long will that last? i'll give you a complete check of your weekend forecast. >>> to call it a sneaker craze would be an understatement. this is the line right now for a pair of sneakers. can you believe that? >> i can believe it. those stories and much more when "news4 today" begins in 90 seconds. >>> a massive response to a violent wreck that killed two people. what police are saying caused the chain reaction crash. >>> what happened here? an suv crashes through the glass of a downtown building but police say this may be more than what it seems. >>> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining

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i'm angies goss.ve the weather. >> later today into the mid-80s and we'll like sli have some scattered showers moving in from the north and west. later this morning farther west and north of washington but around the metro area midday, passing showers and thunderstorms until around 11:00 this morning. the lower humidity will be in place with beautiful weather. heating up and getting more humid for the weather. >> thanks, tom. a check [ female announcer ] the son of a single mom. proud father of two daughters. president obama knows that women being paid 77 cents on the dollar for doing the same work as men isn't just unfair... it hurts families. so the first law he signed was the lilly ledbetter fair pay act to help ensure that women are paid the same as men for doing the exact same work. because president obama knows that fairness for women means a stronger middle class for america. [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. >>> good morning. the outer loop of the beltway very slow. sluggi

richard and angie? >> you're making the rest of us look bad.omething. >> i got my husband flip-flops. >> i'm done for the rest of my life now. i don't have to get another present for a long, long time. >> thanks so much. >>> metro is preparing to unveil a new system that i say will get you to work and home faster. metro rush plus will make the debut tomorrow from 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 to 6:00 p.m. it adds more trains to the crowded orange and yellow lines. some orange lines trains will continue on the blue line and travel to largo town center. some yellow line trains will go between green belt on the green light and fran cone ya on the line. head to our website for more information. >>> track work continues on the blue line this weekend. riders can grab shuttle buses at the eisenhower station. there will be single tracking on the orange and red lines. everything should reopen by tomorrow morning. >>> a new plan is in place to bring a streetcar line to northern virginia. this weekend, both alexandria and arlington agreed to split plans to b