angie? >> thank you, chris. >>> 6:08 right now.ar secr of state mike pompeo will be on the hot seat in capitol hill. senators are expected to grill pompeo about president trump's policies about north korea, iran. thou may ask him the meeting with vladimir putin last we week. president trump has not revealed any details about that closed-door meeting in helsinki. >>> new details on the stabbing we told you about at this time ay.te 28-year-old jeremy bond of rockville was upset that the red line train was running late. he went to the station ma booth at the friendship heights metro station to complain. police say somehow he got inside that booth and hit the metro employee on the arm.e policsay she pulled out a pocket knife and stbed bond in the chest. detectives are reviewing surveillance video now. d.c. police chief says the employee may have a case for self-defense. no charges have been filed.>> continuing coverage now on the dramatic spike in k-2 overdoses across the district. emergency cre

howard gd so con success anes,ou representingt angie.uch for spending time with us this mornito. i'm you later. >> thank you wisdom. >> take care. >> we're following breakin news right now from a tthe thehington hospital w ncerr ititu thissasinente c the washington of far. crsp don't hav a lot wg >> we do know security is ushering people out the buildi building. so here we police do a confirerl as maureen said npecifically the cancer stutspiteal center and really that's all we know at thioint point. >> if you know tat center it's a pretty closed campus but it isn't smack dab in the middle of northwest d.c. michigan avenue. let's hopehat police are able to get to that a areand cordoned off so whoever may be irespesibl ftive shooter doesn't cause more harm. i'm pretty sure we have crews headed tthe scene to bring us of what's hap but againdetails all we are aware of right now there's been call for activesh roo washington hospital center according to police. >> we don't know if tre's actually been confirmation of actu acte sho aer.n what we

. >>> i'm angie goff in for eun yang thismorning. jack taylor in for melissa, watching the roadways. >> let' begin with meteorologists chuck bell and sheena parveen and see how wet we're going to get today. >> i guessme areas, maybe not as wet as other days. bit's still going rainy. the raueniny pattern continues. >> aery gray day today. if it's not raining at your house now, know that you should be um brel-ready. more rain in charlottsville, virginia towards culpepper and warren ton and eventually into the western sides of the d.c. area. be umbrella-ready for the mainder of the day. localized amounts, over an inch in sfotpots. the forecast models hint that there will be ang scatter of showers and storms. underneath any of those individual storms, youd co get a quick half an inch to inch of rain. man, is it steamy outside. in washington. 77 in annapolis. 70 degrees lesburg and winchester. afternoon highs today upper 70s and low 80s. pretty much where we've been the last few days. a near 100% chance you'll get rained on atnceast oe to

angie, aaron, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:51 now. organizers of unite the night rally will not be back for the one-yearsaannivry. it's partly because they want tl bring a ry to washington. j jason kessler asked f a permit on the one-year anniversary of last year'seadly rally. he said the refusal violated his free speech right. t abandonedhe legal fight and posted a message o twitter saying they will be focusing on a rally outside the white house on august 12th. >>> firse scrapping t swimsuit was the beginning. leaders of the miss america organation vowed to include women of, quote, all shapes and body sizes. the group released a full list updates to the pageant. they're calling it miss america 2.0. it's a pageant focusing less on looks and more on personality and scholarship. this new versio designed by the organization's new board. they were installed after an e-mail scandal la year forced board members to resign. >>> these pageants have been getting lower ratings.te it will be isting to see if people still watch for whatever -- >>

hi, amheia. >> angie. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar where i'mai tracking in chester county. i'm not picking up rainasid from this one area of rain. scattered shers are outthere. otherwise it is cloudy and muggy. more clouds are moving into the orea. we'll continueeal with rain at times, not just this afternoon, but throughout the day tedorrow and onsday as well, potentially getting a break on thursday. because of all the rain seen and how much more we could see and likely will see, everybody is under a flash flood watch. this is goi to go until at least 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. but i do expect that the national weather service will likely extend the flash flood watch through the middle of thek ek. not including this morning's rain. so far, we have seen about inches of rainfall. and we could see another 2 to 5, even more.hrough sund so we're going to continue to track flooding concerns with flood warnings in effect forsi e ka creek and anne arundel counties that will go through seneca until fur

michael: angie? angela: on the observation that you made about congress has passed laws and they've got muscle memory, why can't they do it again? you're right in 2013 that the senate passed with a super bipartisan majority -- let that soak in for a minute -- an immigration bill. it was an immigration that struck the balance that i think you are alluding to, which is, yes, we have to have limits. we have to have control. we have to have compassion, right? we can do that. we can walk and chew gum. it was legislation that said, all right, with legal immigration, rather than have people waiting in backlogs, let's address those backlogs. when it comes to people coming here to work, we have a dynamic economy. we have the same number of visas every single year for employment law or employment-based immigration. that doesn't make sense. we need to have a much more flexible system. inwas a piece of legislation 2013 that said let's give sensibly to the people who have been here without authorization. let's ha

good morning, angie and aaron. ident's all, the pr overall numbers, steady.ecific issues,rocky, like russia. where 51%, a slight majority of americans in this poll, disapprove. half of thisoll was done before he met with russia's president. and half oit was done after. about a thi agree he's handled the situation well with migrant falies andeparating parents and their children aut four in ten give him high marks in other areas, such as trade. on the economy, the president does very well. liking the way he is dealing with the money and not so much the rest of the >> breaking down the numbers for us this morning. > the recount begins today. david blair lost to mark elrich. the board of elections suggests that recounts will only take one day. the process begins at 9:00 this morning and anyone can come by to watch. >> everything is done carefully. it's opened for observs. mr. blair will have his represents there. >> the winner of the democratic nam nation nomination will face two in november.to >>y will be monica goldson's first day of a job of interim ceo of cou

i'm angie goff. so glad you could join us.a buggy forecast. >> why are you promising that? >> because lauryn ricketts talked aut it. >> this isn't a bad thing necessarily, though. >> no.it what's not a bad thing, the bugs? >> are you part of the show? >> the >> i promised a buggy forecast. >> then you said that's not necessarily aad thing. >> because it's going to be good weather. >> i didn't know what -- is that ggood, we mosquitoes? >> i'm picking up what y're putting down. we've got some sunshi. didn't hear you guys. we've got sunshine out there right no as angie said and as i was aying earlier, grab that bug spray. we've got a lot of rain the last couple of daysf of course,ou're headed out to the golf course, maybe the kids are playing soccer this morning, anything like that, farmer market, grab that bug spray. weere out there f a hot second yesterday and got bitten up by everything out there. again, the bugs are out and of course, it's summer right now. 79 degrees. not feeling like summer today because the humidity wl be

very confident predictions from angie and bob. the fa ns predictions from angie and bob.ughout so far in the country, but they are hoping that this can be the year, the first time in 28 years, that england reaches a semifinal of world cup. they are saying that they go further this time. some fans have been feeling a lot of nerves. carl is getting married at three o‘clock. congratulations, i think. getting married at three o‘clock. congratulations, ithink. this getting married at three o‘clock. congratulations, i think. this is going to be quite a challenge. how are you going to navigate the most important day of your life and a football match? quite an important football match? quite an important football match? quite an important football match? a very important football match? a very important football match. yes. i believe it‘s going to be a good lookjob for england that we‘re getting married at the same time as england out kicking. that is howl am looking at it. you are not going to be to watch it, are you? no. i idealto watch some of the second half. the most importa

i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff. aaron has the morf.ng we have coverage, jack taylor, in for melissa. and adam tuss is on t road. >> chris lawrence is monitoring breaking news fm the live desk. all that in a moment. first, to sheena parveen and your forecast. >> t rain in the forecast, unfortunately, after a beautiful weekend. today, we're going to start to see the beginning of what will be severalhays with h rain chances. four things you need to know before you walk outside. grab the umbrella even though it's dry now, you'll need the umbrella later onda rain will be moving in after about 9:00 a.m., starting with areas south. we have a rainy week ahead. another rainy pattern setting up. throughout the afternoon, aside from today, todayill be different. we will see warm and humid days with this rain in the forecast. >> we have rain not too far from south of the area. frederi frericksburg and richmond. around richmond showers. we are looking dry. i'll show you the timing as we go through today, comg up in bit. we need

. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang.hris lawrence ising the latest developments our correspondent nicole jacobs is going to the scene. i want to get you the latest picture of that fire in howard county. it started around 2:00 this morning. and investigators have confirmed one firefighter has been injured and taken to the hospital. the ews are getting support. the home is on woodscrape drive, just off of ilrd just south of maryland, state route 32. we don't know what caused this fib fire for if anyone was injured. the big question is if anyone was home at the time. aaron, angie, back to you. >> we'll keep an eye out on that story. >>> we're tracking more wet weatr headed our way. >> we sure are tracking the weather on the roadways, a well. we're looking at more heavy rain. >> i will continueo come down, heavy and fast at times. be ready. n

. >> i'm angie goff in for aaron. we want to look at the weather. >> jack taylor is standing by with a look at your commute, as well. first, chuck bell and sheena parveen are here with yourfo cast. what's going on, guys? >> the one good thing i'll ay abouday, it's not going to be too hot. nobody can complain about the heat today. >> the last day of july will not be theotst day of the month. >> you have to do that. >> what? >> you remind me that tomorrow is august 1st. >> i did hear angie say it earlier this morninti >> i have so much to throw under the bus that i'm going to throw aaron under the bus even though he's on vacati m. >> heht be watching. >> no. >> cloudy skies overhead this morning. it's probably not raining at your house right now. but i would keep the umbrella within arm's reach of your plans for today, asmaain chances very, very high. it's 72 degrees here in washington, with aight northeasterly breeze. rain drops not much around to. a few drops there aroundla ma. 60 to 70 degrees. sheena mentioned not g

i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff in for aaron.want to look at the weather. >> jack taylor is standing by with a look at your commute, as well. first, chuck bell and sheena parveen are here with yourfo cast. what's going on, guys? >> the one good thing i'll ay abouday, it's not going to be too hot. nobody can complain about the heat today. >> the last day of july will not be theotst day of the month. >> you have to do that. >> what? >> you remind me that tomorrow is august 1st. >> i did hear angie say it earlier this morninti >> i have so much to throw under the bus that i'm going to throw aaron under the bus even though he's on vacati m. >> heht be watching. >> no. >> cloudy skies overhead this morning. it's probably not raining at your house right

back to you. >> all right, angie.nk you. >>> the homeeuny champion -- >> there was more excitement at the all-star game.. das more than ready to play host for the midsummer classic after nearly a 50-year break. big night on t plate for the batters. there was a record setting ten home runs in last night's game. >> the american league won the 8-6. houston's alex breg man was named the mvp. >>> we want to check in with melissa mollet. >> first 4 traffic alert. t of the beltway. you're looking at 95 southbound near powder miroad. inner loop after route 1. that's cleared. we have real backups here. chopper 4 showing us about a five-mile delay. you want to take bw parkway in ead. it looks great through that section. you can see here this morning, 95 headed on to the inner loop is going to be a g issue for a lot of folks. rest of the beltway looks okay this morning. bound 66 after 123, still have a lane blocked. just got off the phone with police there. they are saying that a motorcycle crash is on the right side. they have

. >>> i'm angie goff. thanks for joining us. the rain for the most part has t ped. it's a dry commute. the one thursday and we saw it return yesterday. i got hit a couple times. >> looking outside live right no on this saturday, kind of a nirt lauryn ricketts. folks are getting up not having to deal with a deluge. >> exactly. a nice comfortable start as well. now, if your travels take you down southeast, around virginia beach or towards the outer banks, that's where we're seeing some ra that's from that frontal system that came throuy. yester rain and lightning, around norfolk and all the way down through theuter banks, having a nice lightning show. good looking morning out there. a beautiful sunri out there coming up. temperatures right now, 72 degrees. the main thing that you'll notice when you walk outside this morning, the lower humidity. it is very nice out there. very comfortable. north winds at 5 miles an hour. temperatures continue tod ise e temperatures into the 80s today. we have more rain chances in t ten-day forecast. a lot more rain chances. we'll talk

. >> i'm angie goff. we're getting you ready for the final day of july. >> one of the ig stories we're talking about today, the possible b trade ofryce harper. wouldate to losehim. it could happen before you go to bed tonight. we'll explain why and wt are thechances. >>> jack taylor is in for melissa. >> and chuck bell and sheena r parveen are back together gagai. >> that's horrible if they trade him away. >> it's been rumored it could happen. >> he's making $20 million a year. >> we'll find out. >> they may not play ball tonight anyway. >> they might get it in. that means we're looking at some showers in the forecast. that's what chuck is trying to say. until we t get theres morning, we're dry. fog and drizzle to start off tho ing. temperatures mid-70s. fog and drizzle will stick around for a whil and then we see the rain chance increase in the afternoon. visibility is not too bad in the area. you will run into patchy fog as you're running out there. we'll see the low clouds. there's rai to our west and

i'm aaron gilchris >> and i'm angie goff.ang will be at nats park >> if you're a big fan of baseball, washington, d.c. is the place to be. we're going to look ahead to t big gam and a look back on its history. >> we want to kick this off th a look at your drive this morning and the 'rforecast. going to look at things on the road but first, chuck and sheena. what is the word for this tuesday? >> storms. >> unfortunately. >> not all day. we're looking at them through the afternoon. but timing. today, especially. >> i'm the only person that didn't get the wear nats red color. >> it's the all-star game. >> iff was yesterday. this is a live picture. these are the ghts right here, illuminated on

i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff. aaron has the morning off. i was

i'm aar gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. chuck is going to let us know how this is impacting the roadways and the commute. >> wther in a word or two, a itlot. youhe nail on the head there, aaron. >> this rainy pattern is going nowhere fast. don't think we're done with the rain after today. all the cloud cover over washington. another inch and a half yesterday. and look at the band of heavy rain coming right up the 95 corridor. here's the prince willounty parkway. thunder, lying thing, heavy rain there. more thunderstorms out toward fauquier county. that will be impacting i-66 in the next hour o r two. keep your umbrella bring us a ance for rain, we have a round of thunderstorms coming in later day.e flood watches and flash flood watches have been iued for the entire nmetro area. a lot of high water across the year. avoid high water a all costs. if you cannot see the road, turn around, don't drown. a ten-day forecast coming up in a few. >> we'll see you in a little bit. thank you. >>> we're keeping an eye on a giant sink hole

eun in. >> angie goff from the live dk. thank yo >>> it's 4:34. new details in the senseless killing of a 10-year-old girl. maaaya wilson spent last day of her life at the pool monday she went outside to get an ice cream just steps from her home on 53rd street northeast. she was heading back inside when the shooting started. take a look. a black car pulled up, four men jumped out and started shooting in every direction. the entire attack took just 12 seconds. wilson was hit by a bullet and died in her sister'sarms. coming up at 5:00, we'll hear from the family about how they're rememberin the little girl. >>> this morning, we're hearing from one of the men accused of taking part in a multistate prostitution operation from his home in northern virginia. >> why were you dointhis? >> i haven't done anything. you need to show what you're saying. where the proof. prove it. you need to prove it. >> are you saying police are wrong? >> eyyes, are. > that was hernandez talking with our northern virginia bureau chief annual julie carey. they say heom took w

driving cars with angie schmidt. we will also take your calls and you can let us know what you think on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. dr. burwell: -- host: good morning and welcome to washington journal. something we are going to talk about for the first half hour of whether today, americans are concerned with the lack of civility in politics or is this something that is passe? to join and our conversation, the phone lines are now open for democrats, (202) 748-8000, republicans call independents8001, call in at (202) 748-8002 and you can always reach us at social media on twitter @cspanwj .com/cspan.book is something that i a lot of politicians have been talking about. sarah leonard wrote this this week. activists history, have seldom one battles injustice by asking politely. can be equals, adequate essential to productive collaboration and learning. but between the in norma's power of the state and the average citizen, polite to dialogue is a charade. is arting the afflicted fine philosophy but

>> angie, thank you. 5:06 right now. two men are charged with running a prostitutioning out of a home in northern virginia. investigators say they have broken up that ring. this was part of a larger human trafficking scheme. chris lawrence live now in sterling virginia with more on this. chris? >> rerter: yeah. i'm sorry. aaron. they're talking in my ear. i believe you're talking to us here. this ithe kind of story basically where neighbors shake their heads and say i can't believe happened here. but you hear some of the details of this, police say why women were treated a little more than merchandise. i want you toke a look at this video. the first man is luis bow nil ahern hern.s he of the men charged from sterling. the second man is om herndon. basically, here is how it went. police say bow nil ahern hern would pay money to rent a woman from a supplier in queens. that supplier would send the woman to philly, suburban maryland and northern virginia one bone. hernandez andra dn mota were accused of driving the women r a

eun, angie, back to you. >>> plan some extra time for your morning drive. the g.w. construction project is under way. >> adam tuss live with what you need to know before you hit the hi, adam. >> hi. >> good morning. jack was just talking about staying in your lane. lo out our windshield camera here. with s what we're dealing on the george washington parkway this morning and for the next couple of months. this is going down in the southbound directionight now. d take a look at how all the weaving and the merging that'sh ening right now. you see how all of this is separated into different barr r barriers alanes. there's going to be a reversible lane in the middle. there will be one lane southbound and one lane northbound. it is confusing. you have to pay attention as you come through this area. and the speed limit goes down to about 35 miles per hour. be awareshat that i happening, as well. look at this map. it gives you a better idea what we're talking about,s r as the windy run bridge. this is about a rehab that's happening here along the g.w. parkway. not far from

sally satel an raman.ya and a look at the future of self driving cars with angie schmidt. we will also take your calls and you can let us know what you think on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. dr. burwell: -- host: good morning and welcome to washington journal. something we are going to talk about for the first half hour of whether today, americans are concerned with the lack of civility in politics or is this something that is passe? to join and our conversation, the phone lines are now open for democrats, (202) 748-8000, republicans call in (202) 748-8001,

you're absolutely right, angie. good thing about working this triife i haven't had the crazyth w that they deal with the in the ening. weather gods are looking down on me and say, llokay, wive her sunshine. that's what we're seeing, a mix of sun and clouds. more sunshine to the west, more cloud cer around i-95 and to the east. you can see behind our graphic right the, just a little on the cloudy side here in d.c. 74 degrees is our temperature we're going to continue to take that temperature into the low- to mid-80s today. so yesterday we made it to 87. i do think because of the extra cld cover we're going to clip that temperature and keep it 84, 85 degrees. as far as the radar is concerned, clouds start to clear now.nothing happening right that can change. for some areas isolated chance of a shower popping erup. behances each and every day this week. we'll time out your monday commute. that's c iing up just a little bit. >> all right, lauryn, thank you very much. > i want to tell you a revered leadern the roman cath

i'm angie goff. it is a storm team 4eather alert day. we begin with lauren ricketts. >> hey, angie.r region. heavy rain upowards the mason dixon line, carol county, frederick county, maryland. heavy rain, waves of it, will come through not only this morning but pretty much all throughout the d even int tonight. again, this moisture train continues to ride up from florida. we do have that flash flood watchodith some f warnings out there. could have an additional five inches of rain. rn around, do not drown. we do expect more flooding to continue with some of those s. stronger storm angie? >> thanks for the update, lauren. a check on the roads is next. >>> it is wet out there causing a lot of problems. beltway you can see covered in rain here this morning. 270 southbound. outbound klara barton parkwa downed tree. all lanes unblocked. westat prosperity street flooding and lanes blocked now. for now, back to the "toda show. :0 >>> 80 on "today." coming up, to the extreme. from heavy rains and flooding in breaking heatcord out west. when will this coast-to-coast wild weather let up. al h

very confident predictions from angie and bob from stoke on trent. russia. not massive crowd so far throughout the world cup for england but they are high on hope. they hope this can be the first time in 28 yea rs this can be the first time in 28 years that england reaches a semifinal of a world cup that they are all saying here they think england can go further this time. thank you. joining me now from samara is billy grant, an england fan who was been in russia for the tournament. were you expecting still to be fair? —— to be there? yes i am still here. having a great time. idid yes i am still here. having a great time. i did not know about samara before i came here. it is possibly the best venue so far, really relaxed, by the river volga. does not have the flies, this time. people are friendly. it is fantastic, it is like when you go to the world cup in the relaxing town where everyone is chilled out. we we re where everyone is chilled out. we were trying to find the swedes. when they go to the world cup, you think they go to the world cup, you th

m angie goff. here is a look at stories we're following. a revered leader in the roman catholic church of his title. he'll be known as archbishop after he signed from college of cardinals. he faces a church trialal for sebuse allegations which he denies. pope francis ordered him to a life of prayer and penance telling mccarrick not to go out in public. >>> u.s. representative john lewis expected to be released from the hospital. he was admitted lastig for undisclosed reasons. his spokesperson said he was his spokesperson said he was there for routineobservatio n. still nervous about finding a new apartment? yeah... but popping these things really helps me...relax. please don't, i'm saving those for later. at least you don't have to worry about renters insurance. just go to geico.com. geico helps with renters insurance? good to know. been doing it for years. that's really good to know. i'll check 'em out. get to know geico. and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. >>> i know it's cloudy outside. lauryn, we've got to soak thi

i'm angie ff. we want to get to wtop's jack taylor.t, we had a crash. we still have a slowdown even though it's moved to the shoulder. avoid the b.w. parkway north bound after 100. everything has been cleared to the shoulder. residual slow down. t>>> the latn this weather alert day. that's next. ♪ ♪ summer's calling. the 2018 escalade is ready to move. our best offers on the 2018 escalade are here. join us for the made to move sales event. get 0% apr financing for 60 months, plus $2000 down payment assistance when financed through gm financial on a 2018 escalade. >>> good morning. we are still stuck in a rainy pattern today. we he more rain heading this way south of us currently, but that stationary front is goito sit here until tomorrow. then we're going to see improvements nolocally. much going on in the way of rain. cloudy skies. iflash flood watch in effect. half an inch to an inch possible. by lunchtime, some showers forming and then we dry out tomorrow, angie. >> now to megyn kelly "today." >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to

. >> already, storm team meteorologist angie is in for today. >> it's little sticky in here. >> when angie is here, it's 2 degrees in here, i'm walking in with a shawl, even though it's 99 degrees outside. but we're probably going to be begging for that air conditioner later on this afternoon. a severe weather alert because it is a hot one out today. if you thought yesterday was hot, today is going to be a few degrees warmer, in fact national weather service went ahead and issuedt advisory that begins at noon and goes until 8:00 p.m. but it's going to be closer to 0 105 as we go through the afternoon. again,itis going to be a lot warmer out there today, escially with temperatures already in the low 80s in some spots. at 9:00 a.m., we're already in th lower 80s and we're headed to the upper 90s today. temperatures at noon are to be in the low 90s, and then by 2:00, even through the afternoon and early is going to be feel like over 100 degrees withhu that dity. temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. i had to add a rain f chance tomorrow for some locations in our area, we'll talk about t

i'm chrlawrence, in for aaron. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun. we have your forecast and your road what's the word on the forecast? >> the word is cooler for ty. we love ocooler weather in july. >> at least this morning. >> 88 today compared to 94 sterday. >> it won't be as hot as it was yesterday, but this mornin the humidity on a more comfortable level. it feels nice when you step e. outs 73 degrees in washington. a beautiful nrise here. we'll see more clouds move in and a couple ofwe s possible. 61 washington. 67 in clinton. it is cooler at some of your suburbs. let's go to the summer camp forecast. there's your day planner either way. a lot of numbers across the scghen for you. in the upper 80s this afternoon. if the kids are going to summer camp around 83. but it's south and east of d.c. of seeing a shower or two. we'll take a look at there focast and another look in the afternoon and the weeo nd. >> let'ser to melissa and the roads. >>> good morning. we have a disabled vehicle o in the midd the roadway. that's cleared to the left shoulder t

all right, angie. >>> a fuel truck delayed a flight. airport officials say no passengersere on thelane when the truck hit it at the gate. but theru did damage the area covering the engine. united airlines delayed it to moves. pla >>> carbon monoxide detecto may be in every home. thisou law expand the t requiremen people who live innt c town holmes. >> street performances abouts d.c. as the go-go music. the city council that would regulate how loudly musicians can play. the noise amendment act of 2018. it would set aol vume on music for 100 feet in any direction. it's a touch for sidents. many have signed a petition in support of the bill. but other washington comments have we have soon year. >> it's great for toists. it's a great for passers by. one would include a jai time r playing too loudly. in the final bill, the penalty could be just a fine. >>> will the potomac nationals move to rfedarcyksburg. they've been looking f a home for several years the city of fedarcyks word h igned a letter of intent the nationals. there will be a four

i'm angie goff.s black car in connection with the killing of wilson. wilson was the unintended tart of a shooting on 53rd street northeast. several other pople were a shot. >>> the day has arrived and now it's time to play ball in the mid summer classic. players from across tb are here in the district for the all-star game happening tonight. fans are urged to use metro to get down there. it will stay open late. we have posted four things you need to know about security. just open up our nbc washington app. >>> let's check in on your morning commute with melissa mollet. >> good morning. still have the delays southbound 95 as you're approaching woodbridge 123. earlier crash is gone. weave southbound delays and northbound delays here this morning, a 7 mile ck heading southbound. silver springs southbounddi rted on to university crashed with lanes blocked. >>> a look at the game day weather. that's next. >>> very steamy start to your tuesday morning. temperatures right now are m mostly in th to upper 70s

. >> i'm angie goff. weontinue to follow breaking news out of howard county. to get to nicole live in clarksville. nicole. >> aaron and angie, i can tell you tragically, the firefighter who was injured in this clarksville fire has succumbed to his injuries. we're told he fell through the floor of this home here on woodscape road and was pulled from the home, taken tohe hospital in critical condition, and suced to his injuries there. a tragic morning for the howard county fir department. we'll continue to bring you more information as we learn it, and of urse, you can follow us on our nbcashington app. back to you. >> all right, nicole, thank you. >> now to a heads-up for metro riders. two red line stations are closed for repairs. rhode island avenue and line station over the weekend. free shuttle buses are here to help out. >> good morning. first 4 traffic alert i germantown. father hurley boulevard blocked. germantown road i your alternate. the beltway, look how wet it is. it's a mess all over the place, and a live look 66 at vienna metro, no big issues there

i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff f than joining us.s way. >> after the week we had, we need dry skies. lauryn ricketts is tracking your weekend forecast. >> absolutely. it's going to be a nice day to do that. nice weekef you can't do it today. plenty of sunshine and low humidity as well. take a look. it's b autiful day. you can see that sun in the n.ght corner of your scr again, a beautiful morning out there. the sune

punchy. >> oh, my gosh. >> it was just beautiful how you were describing the weather. >> thank you, angiedescribe the weather a little bit bette maybe what we can expect? >> it's beautiful. weather her. the i swear. >> i don't think so. >> i thought he was just talking about me. i was likhank you, david. >> you're gorgeous too, inside and out. >> i still can't hear you guys. let's go ahead and talk a the weather. >> cut to commercial. >> i think david did an excellent job of explaining it. but if he described it as autiful, nice,gorgeous, any of those, low humidity, better than iaseen the past couple of weekends, then he's nailing it. gorgeous skies. it's wonderful. this is how it's going to be all day. you may have clouds if you're south and east of d.c. those are moving out of here.rr t temperatures across the board in the 60s to right around 70 degrees. avain, it is just wonderful. now we some winds out there, northeast winds. suppressing the midity. we are seeing wind gusts up into the upper teens toieid twe right now. the winds will continue to come as well as we head through the rem

angy relation among them fans as they take an early lead over croatia in a game that will decide who will play france in the world cup final. first to brussels for what it's supposed to be astounded nato summit predictable the fur but not this time that's because donald trump is that the u.s. president didn't waste time in demanding nato leaders increase their defense spending and he launched a public attack on germany which he says is controlled by russia from brussels on diplomatic as is james bass reports. never has the u.s. commitment to its nato allies look to the shaky is this even before the summit had started president trump used his breakfast with nato secretary general to attack his allies focusing on one in particular germany is totally controlled by russia because they were getting from sixty to seventy percent of their energy from russia and a new pipeline and you tell me of that's appropriate because i think it's not and i think it's a very bad thing for nato and i don't think it should have happened and i think we have to talk to germany better the secretary general lo

. >> i'm angie goff. eun is going d to the ballpark to bring us live team coverage.ontinue working for you on this tuesday. melissa has the morning's commute. >> to the forecasthuck and sheena are here. it's hot out there and it will be anto interesting day. >> yes. very, very sticky outside this morning. i'm not reay a fan of nearly >> degrees at 4:30 in the morning. t can feel nice in the afternoon. but in the morning, it will be a hot day whentats out at 80 degrees. if we didn't have the storms bcoming, we would back in the 90s like yesterday. and we'll be around 90 this afternoon. and this will come with afternoon . closely, we're watching the timing for the all-star g

angie gof what's going on? >> we want to look at one of thr pi the lead has tweeted out. this is helping the alex ilrk. we bring you an update ason so as we get on the team. for now, back to you. >>> a developing story that could impact your community. metro workers are moving closer to a strike. >> 6,000 workers turned out to vote. rity agreed to authorize a strike. the union leaders say the metro otader is violating the union contract by treating workers with respect. th0strike could involve 9, leaders. if the board votes to strike, it could shut down the system for thousands of riders. >> what i say to the riders is this, know that we havech just f the public welfare in our concern as we do for the workers. >> any work stoppage would cause significant problems. it is against the law for metro's largest union to strike> breaking news out of finland. president trump hours away from his first meeting wit have vlad putin. he met with the president of hin land and thank eed him with a sitdown. only the two leers and the tranheators. on the president's asen da, russia, ukrai

>> angie goff, thk yo >>> the nfl battle over the national anthem is not over yeta thers union has filed a grievance with the league over its new policy. news 4's chris lawrence joins us live from fedex field with the latest. chris, good morning. >> reporter: the players, they were never consulted, they were kept out of the loop. and now they have filed tt grievance against the league. it basicallyays union'slaim is that this new policy imposed by the nfl c withoutsulting with the players is inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement and infringes on players' rights. basically, what this means is that we saw this pla out we saw this issue explode in nfl stadiums across the country. the knesiing or other demonstrations to protest police brutality and social injustice. some people took that as diyespectful to not o the flag, but the military as well. the nfl started getting backlash. now the nfl instituted a new have to ere playe come on the field and stand for the anthem. the only other choice is to stay in the locker room. that's what the union is fighting against here.s ther

. >> already, storm team meteorologist angie is in for today. >> it's little sticky in here. >> whenthough it's 99 degrees outside. but we're probably going to be begging for that air conditioner later on this afternoon. a severe weather alert because it is a hot one out today. if you thought yesterday was hot, today is going to be a few degrees warmer, in fact national weather service went ahead and issuedt advisory that begins at noon and goes until 8:00 p.m. but it's going to be closer to 0 105 as we go through the afternoon. again,itis going to be a lot warmer out there today,

aaron, back to you. >>> angie, thank you. back here in t u.s., president trump's supreme court nominee will be back on capitol hill making the rounds are lawmakers. ust brett kavanaugh will mee with orrin hatch and souen vrolina sor lindsey graham. yesterday,e president mike pence escorted kavanaugh to sit downs wp gop leaders. mitch mcconnell and chuck grassley. they're working to support his confirmation. they need every vote to get him through. senate democra are fightin back. >> with judge kavanaugh's nomination, the presint has reproductive rights and vital health care protection particularly those that protect families with preexisting nnditions,e,t grrave risk. word yet on when a date will be set for judge kavanau kavanaugh's confirmation hearing to start. >>> plans to return to cap and release immigration policy. this is something presiednt trump v to elimine. the deadline to reunite children under the age of 5 with their parents came and went last night. administration off 3ials say onout of 102 are back with familie

i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. so glad you could join us. we're the bearer of goo news. >> feels like -- that's the good ws after a w week. >> yes. you know, lauryn, you had me at low humidity. >> i think i got a lot of people's attention with that. finally that humidity dropped, guys. yesterday was so muggy outside. so what as well. >> did you see rain where you >> a little bit. >> a little bit. >> david, i know where you are. it really split around the d.c. area. there's a lot of areas with a good amount rain. baltimore, flash flood warnings, by southern maryland, st.mary's county, charles county, flash flood warnings down there. early in the afternoon,let show you what's going on right now. thing. >> it's quiet out there today. i'll be with you once again tonight and we're looking at some dry conditions out there nothinly morning but also later on tonight as well. now, if you're headed down south, southeastern portion. we're looking at some storms in the outer banks and even up to virginia beach. i think they're going totick around for a

i'm angie goff. we know alstar weekend is here in d.c. d.c. hosting the tll stare for the first time in almost 50 years and the weather couldn' look any nicer. lauren rickets is here to show us what we can expect heading into saturday and for the rest of the weekend. such a beautiful sunrise. >> gorgeous out there. sun came up about 5:55. a beauful-looking saturday morning. a string of them over the past couple weekends. day doesn't disappoint at all. let's go ahead and show you what's going on. we have the beautiful sun rise. we'll have plenty o that throughout the day today. those temperatures, that's 71 degrees. we have a light south wind and it's still very comfortable out ty fact, we're going to continue to have low humihrough the remainder of the day. it's not going to be that bad. a pleasant and delightful day. temperatures slow to we'll make it into the low 90s. we're already in the mid 80s through the early afternoon. a beautiful day ahead for us here on this saturday. we'll talk actee thend events. we have rain tomorrow. we'll talk t

i'm angie goff. we know alstar weekend is here in

. >>> i'm angie goff in for eun yang thismorning. jack taylor in for melissa, watching the roadways. >> let' begin with meteorologists chuck bell and sheena parveen and see how wet we're going to get today. >> i guessme areas, maybe not as wet as other days. bit's still going rainy. the raueniny pattern continues. >> aery gray day today. if it's not raining at your house now, know that you should be um brel-ready. more rain in charlottele

. >> i'm angie goff. aaron has the morning off. i was looking at july 30th. >> i can't believe it. >> end of the month. >> i know jack taylor is feeling me, too. melissa.or >> we're going to check in with him in a moment. first, let's check in with sheena par parveenck with a c of the forecast. >> it was good we had a break over the weekend, you were able to enjoy the nice, dry weather. andhopefully you didn't have basement issues like we were talking about because we have more rain coming in. showers down to our south will be heading to the north. they'll be moving in eventually this morning. i think most of yngr mor rush is going to stay dry. local locally, we're looking at cloudy skies developing. temperatures aren't too bad this morning. mostly upper 60s. here's your monday planner, as we go through the day, dry but cloudy. don't leave home without the umbrella. we're going to see scattered showers throughout the temperatures may not get above 80 for much of the area. we'll look at how long the high rain chances are going to la

angie koehle has more.bout a week and a half before monday's killing - and 92-year old anna blessing's arrest - mcso were called to her condo in fountain hills four times in one day for domestic issues involving her son.the victim's daughter barbara blessing wants to know why didn't they take her grandmother's guns?"this never should've happened if anything else if she needed to keep those guns those bullets should've been taken out." penzone says his executive chief is doing an audit on all of the calls to the home before anna blessing ultimately shot and killed her son tom blessing.sheriff paul penzone: "should we have fallen short in any way it is our responsibility to assure that has not occurred and if it has occurred we act act accordingly."barbara blessing tells us her grandmother told tom's girlfriend she would go into his bedroom and shoot him in the head. that is exactly what she's accused of doing. barbara says she recorded this conversation with her dad two weeks ago.she sent it to us. the sheri

i'm angie goff. >> i'm chris lawrence. thank you for joining us. >> wean to get things started with a check on your commute and your forecast. we'll get to melissa in a moment. but first, chuck bell and sheena parveen have joined usith the latest. how hot are we going to get today? >> it isn't going to be that bad. and chuck coesn'tsider anything under 90 hot. i do. in the upper 80s. you're walking around in the sun, sweating a little bit. >> i got it. not that you can't work up a sweat in 88 degrees. you save the word hot on the graphics. it's all relative. >> like humidity. it's all relative. >> sort of, sure. >> i don't know how that translates. what you need to know about the weather, comfortable morning. temperatures in the 70s and 60s across the region. a warm day, but not as hot as we've seen. we were 94 cyesterday. weld have a shower or two today. the closer you get to the her the ke bay, the h rain chances are going to be today. good morning, melissa. how is the commute doing? >> good morning. the brand-new proble