mary's county and a little bit of anne arundel unty.ding towards the eastern store. no severe thundm warnings that i'm tracking, but we continue to track this flood warning for parts of the district, arlington, alexandria andaiax. that's going to be in effect until 6:30 tonight. we continue to get pictures coming in terrible flooding across the area. i posted them on my twitter and facebook pages, including inf parts alexandria, parts of the g.w. parkway which we're being tol n by ours partners at wtop if you can stay off the g.w. parkwayou want to do that. take a look. thers a picture that i'm referencing of the g.w. parkway. take a close look at your tv. folks had to drive into the grass to avoid the rising waters. picked up an hour's time and when you get that amount of rain in that short period of timesh you'll get f flooding concerns, and that's what happened. he here's wider picture. the heaviest rain is moving out. a fewore scattered thundershowers and thunderstorms moving through. it's 75 n degrees right. parts of the district d

reporting live in anne arundel county, i'm tracee wilkins.ack to all of you in the studio. >> thanks, tracee. >>> illegal fireworks led to the calls to police last night. police also say innocent bystanders were also hurt by celebratory gunfire. news 4's mark segraveoins us where police shut down one of the displays. >> reporter: here on 13th stree for year, one man, one neighbor who lives ithat house withhe bunting over his shoulder has been putting on an illegal display that has drawn hundreds and hdreds of spectators. a local website reported on this, fire officials and police read about it, they got together and they shut it down. long after the fireworks on the national mall fireworks displayt lise went off until the early morning hours, illegal displays set off by residents across the city. this display on 13th streetrt noest drew the attention of fire investigators and police who shut it down, threatening to arrest the man who organizes this display each year, but police say celebratory gunfire was also a problem last tnight. >> t woul

anne arundel county police say this is still very much an ongoing investigation. >>> happening now, u.s. military leaders are investigating an attack in afghanistan that left a u.s. service member dead. two others were wounded. this happened in part of the country yesterday. not many details have been releas but here's what we do know. the incident is being called an insider attack and the two service membe who survived remain in the hospital. the nameon of the peho was killed has not been named. >>> mike pompeo spent yesterday meeting with nthkorea's top leaders th secretary pompeo called the meetings productive. north korea said the opposite, complaining in a statement that the u.s. is moving too quickly and that pompeo wascting gangster like. >>> we have a close call for a local toddler, the child nearly drowning in a bathtub, this happened inside an apartment building. >>> firefighter investigators in rockville are still trying to figure out wha sparked flames insin a shed i galena road. the fire then spread to aecond house, everybody got out safely but the damage was pretty extensi

. -- i haven is recently become familiar with a in annethat exists arundel county. they are an absolute gold mine .n terms of treatment my whole point is this is an example of the frustration people have working in this field. money and why has one particular program not been given the support? there is a detox component already in place. it is a great spot. i would suggest you take a second look at that program. and look into extending this program because it is a gold mine. we are ready to rock 'n roll. you andp: sheila, thank i believe we have met and i know the program you're talking about. -- all over the state of maryland are looking at opportunities to address the continuum of care. we want to make sure that we can colegrove -- co-locate recovery housing as a step down and then somehow tied a workforce into that so we can reengage people into the workforce. we are looking for opportunities and i am familiar with what you're talking about and we will be in touch with regard to that. i do understand the frustration with regard to resources. i get this question

that's in effect through midnight now alood warning in the lighter green here is for an arundel, calvert, charle southern prince george's and frederic. that is extended from 8:30 to midnight. as we're expecting more rounds of showers to move through for frederic county. still about 6:30 p.m. now take a look at some of the accumulation we have seen. this is in the past 12 hours. yesterday we had the record breaking rainfall. and now we're seeing more rai on top of that. within the last 12 hours, in parts of cvert county, four inches of rain. ow i highlighted this for the district. you can really see that contrast there. only half an inch of rain for us. farther south near three inches and counting. as we head throughout the evenin time stamp there.our 8:00 p.m. we're starting to see things improve a bit in southern ryland. but we have that chance for some scattered showersind of along i-81 and eastern shore and lots of clouds and humidity overnight. don't catch much of a break because tomorrow morning we're going to do itain. we're waking up to showers monday morning. thursday a little mo

of t doctor's community health system, medical and surgical services in prince george's and anne arundel county. it offers an array of services many may not know about. ining us rightw are paul grenaldo, executive vice presidentnd coo of doctors community hospital, robin webb williams is vice president at doctors community hospital foundation. also joining thus morning is sasha sherwood, registered nurse who is also thes doct mobile health clinic nurse practitioner. welcome, everybody. >> thank you. >> some of our viewers may have heard of the hospital in lanham ,ut your services go way beyond lanham, don't th paul? >> yes, they ve. we .mbulatory clinics all throughout the county. tell us about the health te s >> well, it'sp incumbent us not to just be in one facility to provide and improve the at health of the residents of the county, so we've made an effort to expand our offering and partnering with different physicians and clinics throughout the countyo make sure that the coverage is there an we can create medical homes for folks and improve their stus. >> robin, you're servicing resi

and she just had a good heart. >> well, police caught up with rino in anne arundel county.is surviving sister said he was at a casino gambling. he was charged with murder and t-and-run. >> disturbing information sheds light on the deadly hostage situation at t andy los angeles grocery store. the crisis inside a trader joe's played out live on tv. miguelew almaguer has n details. >> reporter: they're going in. >> reporter: before it came to an end, the desperate moment of the hostages that fled to safety. women, children, the elderly, running for their lives across parking lots and scrambling out of windows as the gunman stormed the building. >> my heart is still beating 100 miles an hour. >> reporter: the suspect, 28-year-old gened a kins, who later turned himself over to police after a high-speed cse shoot-out. adkins took 50 people hostage inside. during the store standoff, the died.manager her brother tweeting, i'm sad to say she didn't make it. my baby sister, my world. >> an officer needs help, shots fired. >> reporter: it all began on sunday afternoon when he shot his

. >> police caught upith moreno in anne arundel county. hisvi sng sister said he was at a casino gambling. moreno is charged with murder and felony hit-and-run. >>> new tonight, a deadly shooting over a parking space is sparking outrage in florida and testing the state's coroversial stand your ground law. take a look at this surveillance video taken thursday oside a convenience store in clearwater. this all began after a mannf nted a woman who parked in a handicapped spot. the woman's boyfriend, marquise mclaughlin, seen here in the black irt, shoves the man to the ground. that man then pulls out a gun and fatally shotclaughlin. the sheriff did not arrest the shooter because of the stand your ground law. it allows people to use deadly force in self-defense. mclaughlin's girlfriend and others are cinling the sho unjustified. >> he didn't do nothing wrong. the was j trying to protect. he loves his family, and you know, he did the best by us and g just wanted us to be str and safe. >> you cannot, just because you're pushed down and you're ang

i can't thank the annapolis people and the anne arundel community enough.re all there. >> i told you this even yesterday, brian. a couple months ago when a tenth grader in anne arundel county had a march, i did a paper on that story. phil was covered that. that was his saturday shift and he was there to write about it. then last night the girl who organized that march -- or friday night, the girl who organized that march, she played the bagpipes and she was leading the way as we walked down main street. >> wow. thank you, again, phil and rachel. thanks for letting me bring you back. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having us. >>> i want to turn to capital gazette photojournalist now. he's near the office turned crime scene. josh, i wanted to ask you about what happened right after the shooting. you were not there, thankfully. you rushed to the scene. how did you help get this paper published that night? it's an incredible story. >> thank you, brian. i mean, i don't know if it's that incredible. i think we did what any newsroom would have done. you know, wh

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includes fairfax, arlington, the district, alexandria, southern montgomery, owince georges, anne arundel and parts ofd and baltimore. other areas under a heat s advisory which serious but if you're in a heat warning stay indoors for the next couple of kurs. take a l at the current feels-like temperature and this is when you factor in the humidity and temperature. you can see areawide, trie digits, feeling like 107 degrees across most area, and i'm also tracng some isolated showers and thunderstorms right now. these are actually moving east to west, moving into parts of virginia, so if you're heading down to the nats game tonight, even tomorrow it's lookindry, but what about any thunderstorm chances for fireworks? i'll have that outlook, pat, coming up right around4:15. >> thanks, amelia. the nbc washington app is the best place f information about this sweltering heat when you're not in front of your tv for the temperatures, wherever you are. open the nbc washington ap >> now we've got some breaking news coming in. a this is at elementary school in kansas. a man police say shot two -work

also anne arundel county up through baltimore, also under a severe thunderstorm warning. a lot of lightning with the severe thunderstorgh warnings now as well as heavy rainfall that's going to lead to isolated flooding issues and gusty winds that will bring down trees across the area, especially because of how wet we've been this past week. you can see a we look past the thunderstorm system, heavy rain moving roh. these could intensify so we'll keep a close eye on it. as the storms move from the eas2 miles per hour, towards gaithersburg about 6:10, bethesda about 6:15 and washington right around20 to 6:30. we'll keep it here in the storm center as we track thi o line thunderstorms. looking at mainly dry conditions. i'll have much more on that in about ten minutes. amelia, thank you. >>> some of our top storieseo today,e were inside this apartment building when it burst into flames. one woman's three sons had to jump from a balcony. a firefighter almost fell through the roof. he managed to pull himself to ty sa this fire was at the franklin square apartments in greenbelt.

. >> repr: these anne arundel county employees are gathering together, together in honor of five livesenselessly taken away at the town newspaperdo ju the street a week ago. >> these were my friends, our colleagues. i think it's important for us to remember as asgroup, a county the losses and then embrace hope going forward. >> i want to share it with other people here that know about the tragedy. >> reporter: this moment and this moment is important for marjorie rock who happened to be on the secd floor of 888 bestgate when accused gunman jarrod ramos opened fire on the first floor and she shot video of ramos after hise arrest. whenlked to her the date after the shootings, she was amazingly calm, strong. now one week later -- >> i had a nightmare i was being shot at and had to go under the so i thought it started to hit me kind of later. >> she's offerg prayers f your lawn and seeking some peace silence. >> i just want to be around my fellow workers and sre the grief with the victim's and honor them. >> reporter: there will be memorials for each of the victims in the coming days. in a

as a resident of anne arundel i'm grateful for. >> reporter: ben jeals is challenging governor hogana progressive platform including free collegetuion. governor hogan says it sounds like a great idea but how do you pay for it? >> we cam up a proposal to help people go to community college for free which was a big step or rd, but doing it for every college, for every person is something i don't know that is reasonable or affordable. >> reporter: democrat ben jealous says by slinking the state prison system he'll use the savings to pay for college and medicare for all. he also is proposing a t new but only on the rich. >> for 99% of the maryland population there would be no tax increase, for 99%. >> reporter: and for 1%? >> for the wealthiest 1% they would pay1% more and having been in that tax bracket i'm confident they ca.be afford >> reporter: governor hogan says he wants to know exactly iow muc will cost to provide free college and medicare for all. doreen, leon. >> thanks, chris. >>> coming at 645, we'll goto thailand to check in on the rescue efforts for the 12 boys trapped in th

nhtnto tomorrow morning especially into parts of fairfax andonomery county and calvert county and anne arundel and prince george's county all under flood warnings as a result of all the rain. you can see we're intl a l bit of a lull. heavier downpours back to the i meand back to the west around the winchester area and down around culpepper area and rappahannock countyow and d here. southern maryland down to southern neck,w you what we've got. follow this moisture all the way town to a north carolina see heavier rain. that's all trying to make its way up here so for the rest of the evening i think just the steady light rain m for thet part, and then we'll see some heavier rain builtovernight into the day tomorrow. a flash flood watch continues to be in effect until 6:00 tomorrow night for everybody in our guys, we'll continue this for one more day, and then it does get a little bit bett, but we're not done with the rain. the updated forecast, including the weekend, coming up. >> you g it, doug. we've go the our reporters out covering all of this. news s dave culver covers loudoun and faiax and

accused of kill five people at the "capital gazette" in annapolis was officially indicted in anne arundel county. jarrod ramos is charged with five counts of first-degree murder as well as attempt it had murder and assault. ramos is accused of opening fire at the "capital gazette" back on uni june 28th. investigators say he held a grunl against the paper after a report about a harassment charge. >>> an alexandria man will spend three years behind bs for making threats against students at howard university. today he was sentenced to 33 months behind bars. prosecutors say he posted a threat online in 2015. in that threat her, promised to killan africmericans at the university. a judge considered the threats a ordered e so rust was to pay howard more than $6,000 restitution. >>> there are disturbingal new gations against cardinal mccarrick. he's been accused of abusing a young boy. the victim is a son of a family friend of msarrick's who say he was 11 when mccarrick first exposed himself. the alleged sexual abuse lasted for two decades. pope francis ordered mccarrick removed from the ministr

new flood warnings for large parts of prince gorges county, anne arundel and calvert county.ng your way. flood watches w and floodnings are out for a large portion of the area. they're n a goiwhere until after we get through tomorrow. >>> and here we are. beautiful day heree.n ma a little fog but all in all not too bad. you know, out of everybody that goes camping, only 4% of people think they want to come to maine which means 96% of theople are missing out. >> they are missing out, brother. >> that's right. soe decided to hit the road for the great outdoors today. >> i think >> i don't think you do. >> okay, guys. w here go. seat belts on. bye-bye. >> maine, here we come, baby. >> two f guys,r wheels, and nearly 200 miles of open road. now, i'm not going to tell you how to drive the wholei'ime but going to tell you you're not supposed to be in the intersection. >> i got that. >> i'm not going to be a backseat driver. >> because you're in the front. >> takes a village. >> vilge idiot. >> the perfect assignment. >> i was supposed to do one that was actually by ntract, i had a

a severe thunderstorm for northern anne arundel county.ting up and another coming into spotsylavnia county. that's aevere thunderstorm warning as well. a couple of storms and for the most part things are gettingut of our area. take a look at the closest storm. the severe thunderstorm warning until 6:15 does including parts of baltimore county. current temperature is only 84. 75 in manassas, but 88 in leesburg so we do expect temperatures to come back up. rok at areas where we haven't seenn. huntingtown at 84 and right now wee at 84 degrees. we expect the temperatures to go back up over the next hour. 87 degrees at 9:00 and 84 at 11:00. it will be warm and muggy outside and those showers and ou storms came t at an absolutely perfect time for us now because it's so much mor comfortable. amelia, we're talking about this tomorrow, too. it's going to be another hot and humid day. we have another chance for some showers and storms tomorrow that ikuld affect the all-star game, but just tailed we think they will be a little bit early on the aftern

just keep an eye on the radar, especially if you are headed to anne arundel county, as we head through the rain chances, as we move through theop of the week. monday looking a bit like sunday. chance for isolated showers tuesday, when it's going to be more scattered. some of the storms will be strongossibly severe. wednesday and thursday, both dry days with plenty of sunshine. your ten-day outlook, three days in the 90s to ma h at wave. if we hit it tomorrow and monday, that will be another heat wave. but we're 9 expecting through tuesday. tuesday will be the chance where you are more than likely going to be seeingea wides showers and storms. the remainder of the week, more humid. next weekend, a similarfo set-u the top of the week when we'll be tracking more showers and stms. >> somara, thank you. >>> next, we'll go live to audi field, hear what the team isut saying abohe new stadium, this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place -- even

county, about you nbut now the region, including the district of columbia, down into virginia, anne arundel prince george's county all under that flood warning. we're not going tore catch a very soon. this is 1:00 a.m. on the future cast. we're finally startinto dry out in the d.c. metro area. some rain still lingering, ough, along the pennsylvania/maryland border. we push forward in time, 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, notice the breaks in the clouds. that means we'll get some sunshine in here tomorrow morning, but it's short-lived. the clouds move back in. lunch time, another rain from a different system hitting us from the west. we're talking about showers this time and thunderstorms. so tomorrow wille pretty active in the afternoon. a little bit more scattered in bture. the good newsause it won't be raining non-stop all day, you'll get some breaks to get out there and g things done. another major impact that the rain and clouds have had on us, look at the current temperatures. 61s, degr near the upper 50s in the summer, 64 in gaithersburg, 70 in the district. tomorrow we'll start to see so

anne arundel county you can walk into any police station 24 hours as a walk-in to receive crisis services. we do have a similar program. is that supported by taxpayer dollars? guest: it has. county, state and federal dollars supporting those efforts. sandra joining us. thank you for calling. i was calling because i am a pain patient. i'm all for helping people addicted to drugs. r.i.m a marine corps veteran. i am disabled. the v.a. cut me off of any 2016 after iril had been on them for 12 years. the pendulum has swung the other way. dying from not getting pain medicine. i am barely holding on. a friend of mine has cancer in her liver. she had surgery. they sent her home with tylenol. there has to be a distinction between the people and did it and the pain patients. i'm suffering through unintended consequences from being taken off. there is a law does things that come from that. i can barely make it through day to day. we need help. let me say i know addiction is a , there has tose be resolution for pain patients also. guest: thank you. you know, it rips my heart out hearing your story. w

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eastern half of tunhety partsfnne arundel county o down into charles coun.cheliod af wel. reaw a report us ieenn washed away. so unfortunate 5inches of rain the past couple ofnd a those csy as we've just got rainne8ea hvy ho. the's live look at u oucan yee arll that rain down to ourall that's kinnodh ofere every odut itnu witell f ccern at your house we're sinrtgob b a cs stuck out in, you know, stuck out o. don't try to drive through i take it very seriously here the floodi g concerns are ooing to increase today with all the rain we're getting this morning. flash flood watch in effe xpl atde'sd. we're likelyct to see aitional floodarnings. i'll have those for you and ttt om line rain in the forecast thderstorms earlier we had a tornado warning it' possible we could seee a few mor of those later today as watch wingl. all. thanks so much, tuck. >> check in with erin c morhe te >> good morning. tucker mentioned allt that incl weather moving through the area so much rain and we have a lot ofs there. not a prettyike tre almost at ad weel. 'r abeocalsuse of flood

the influx comes after rent flooding in places like frederick and anne arundel and howard tico. crews are spraying pesticide from trucks and from the air. no mosquito-borne diseases have been reported so far t in maryland, but it's early. mosquito season runs through october. >>they love me. mosquitos love me! it is so disgusting. i wast the park the other day. i got about six mosquito bites in a minute because i stoed walking. >> but you keep going. >> i'm telling you. i know, i had to keep going. >> stay out of the park, sheen gentlem a. >> i have dogs. i have to walk them. >> it has to be something in our aublood. >> b my blood's sweet. i did look it up. >> definitely in your blood. >> duh! give me a second he, all right? >> i've seen other things like, i don't know, your skin or the perfume you're wearing o if you'resweating. >> yes. i've heard about the perfume. i believe the blood path, gh. but i will say, a lot of standing water, you have a lot a mosquitos. ays hope the cold winters just kill them all. i really do. the only thing i would not miss is the mosquitos. well, t

. >> to take on a dangerous stalker, on behalf of the women, family and m of ann arundel unty. >> a progressiveorm that includes free college tuition. governor hogan says it sounds like a good idea b how do you pay for it. >> we just came up with a proposal to help people go to community college for free. but doing it for every person, i don't know that that's reasonable or affordable. >> reporter: he also is proposing a new tax. but only on the rich. >> for 99% of thearyland population, there would be no tax increase, for%. >> and for 1%? >> for the wealthiest 1%, they would pay 1% more. and having been in that tax bracket, i'm confidence they can afford it. >> governor hogan told chris exactly how much it would be to provide free medical care for all. >> w have a beautiful day on tap today, yesterday was nice too. today another nic one. >> a little bit warmer than yesterday, but that's g. itng to continue all next week it's not going to be that d, humidity is going to be here, and then it's going to t baard the end of the workweek. >> we paid the priceast week. it was like a steam bath. >> an

ann erke arundel- >>> happening right now, u.s. military leaders are investigating an attack in afghanistan that left a u.s. service member dead, two others were wounded. this happened in the southern part of the country yesterday, not many details have been released so far. but this is what we know. the incident is being called an insir attack and the two service members who survived remain in the hospital. the name of the persohoas killed has not been made public. >>> this morning north koreas slamming u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo, who spent yesterday meeting with north korea's t leaders. the goal was to help come up with a plan e to north korea's nuclear program. north korean officials say that the u.s. w moving too quickly. >>> a close call for a loc toddler, the child nearly drowned in a bathtub. this happened in an apartment complex in gaithers rg. the 15-month-old accidentally fell into the tub there. every parent's worst nightmare. >>> meantime this morning fire investigators in rockville are still trying to figure o

that plan would add express toll lanes to the parkway in prince george's and anne arundel counties. >>> let get right to consumer reporter susan hogan, working for you with important safety formation in this ford. >> ford says they're not aware of any accidents or injuries however it is calling 450,000hi es. it involves 2013 through 2016 model year for fusions and 2013 through 2014 ford capes. e automatic transmission might not be in park, even though the shift indicator says it is. ford says drivers can remove the key even though the transmission may not in park mode, increasing the risk of a rollaway and also a crash. dealer will repair affected cars at no cost to the culomer. unou get your vehicle fixed, ford says you should be using your parking brake. back to you. >> susan, thank you. >>> a touching moment last night or the awards, nearly two-minute standing ovation the victims of team usa gymnastics dr. larry nasser took the stage. >> 131omen received the arthur ash award forcourage. >> these are the women who gave some powerful testimony against nasser durin several trial last

countyround the brandywine area and sinking south towards waldorf and another moving towards diehl and anne arundelmpletely tried and this is where the radar is and it's picking up, just a little bit of disherbance out and two isolated showers so it's mainly dry for your friday night and the humidity levels start to lower between0 and 9:00 p.m., so as we take a look at your weekend outlook, lt'sking great for pool time and grill and fireworks. a bit breezy tomorrow with a high temperature of 83. degrees on sunday, so 80s both saturday and sunday and the 90s though, well, they are back, monday, tuesday and wednesday and then maybe some thunderstorms next thursday, so prettyet weather here, but the tropics, again, have our rirst hne in the atlantic. what's the latest? >> yes, that's right. the tropics areve a we've been so focused on the heat here, the flooding. has hurricane season and follow me just off the course of south america and we're tracking beryl. it's right now a cat 1 storm. not very well organized and ery, very small, but still a hurricane nonetheless. it's moving at about 80 and moving

first we head over to anne arundel county where we're seeing impressive activity there moving to the this line has picked up steam. it, ier when i was traing it's only moving at about 15 miles an hour, now moving from 20 to 25 miles an hour. tois is going to be the main event ght. if you know somebody heading to the jay-z and beyonce concert oe zac brown concert, make sure they're weather ready and have a isckup plan. area to the north is picking up steam as it moves to the northeast at about r50 to 60 miles anhour. moving toward thurmont at 4:25 and city of frederick right around 4:45 tonight. as far asar watches andngs go, we have a flash flood warning in effect including partsrd of leo town and other parts of central st. mary's county tha will go until 6:45. aside from that, our area notse ng warnings. we have severe thunderstorm watches and flash flood watches that will go until about 10:00, 11:00 tonight. fast forward to 5:00 p.m. where we're showing that line i showep you, intts of frederick and loudoun county. as we move towar 6:00 p.m. moving towards montgomery, toward fairfa

this influx comes after recent flooding in places like howard and anne arundel county.esticides from trucks and no squito-borne illnesses have not been found in the area. runser, mosquito season until october. >> don't like them. more to come tonight. >> next, a local high school choir celebrating 30 years capturing the hearts of their audience. >> the wld renowned eastern high school choir is coming together for the first and only time for a reunion concert. coming up, we'll tell you why yis is a show >>> storm team 4 has issued a weather alert. we're tracking storms and areas of flash flooding and west. amelia draper has an update to the forecast in about three minutes. locals and tourists in prince william county have a new tool to help them experience the county's history. a web application showcases the historical marke throughout the county. it the includes maps, pictures and information of a virtual tour guide. >> a lot of ourksistoric p are actively interpreted so it han't cover anything an interpret will cover and not a historical brochure for that particular p

anne arundel, charles, st. mary's, calvert and prince george's county. he then into the d.c.rea, montgomery and prince george's and in these areas a washout is likelyea with ranges, especially around the midday and afternoon hour. we could see upo two inches of rainfall in our metro zone and it's not as much rain as we were expecting off to the east and, guys, earlier this week, very heavy rainfall and we don't need a lot of rain i hour metro zone to lead to some flooding concerns tomorrow. western zones, loudoun and fauquier and prie william county and not talking about as much rain. rain at times during the secon halfthe day and it's cloudy and flooding unlikely in our western zone. flooding is unlikely there as tll. sunday looking lik better of the two weekend days and want to get out sunday morningr and afhat monday, pretty much through the remainder of the workweek have the umbrella handy. >> getting out saturday morning because we do think there's another round of showers and thunderstos on sunday evening. take a look at thethvening. a w alert day in effect for tomorrow

he was scheduled to make thatce appearn ann arundel courtroom. ilt his attorneys f a request for a speedy trial. that request was grounded. news4 was in annapolis when the county ate's attorney gave the update. he said the judge for touchdown's scheduled court appearance was interested in having as much due process as possible. >> if the defendant was here via video or in person he indicated he would have arraigned him even though no filings had been done. >> ramos is accused of killi these fiv journalis last month a. status conference is scheduled for august. at that time a trial de will be set. >>> hundreds of people had to sleep on their amtrak trains after multiple northeast trains were extremely delayed. one of the trains was delayed by more than four hours overnight. issue is blaming it on an with overhead power lines. someoo passengers ride shares that cost hundreds >>> happening now a major construction project along the gw is crews are working on the winery run bridge. it's affecting north and uthbound traffic. the park service reduced t

reporting live in anne arundel county, tracee wilkins. >> a 3-year-old girl is now dead after that sbbing spree in boise, eight other people were hurt after the attack at a child's birthday party. seven victims still in the hospital withioome ser or even critical injuries. they are all refugees who fled the middle east and africa. the suspect has a long criminal recordls >>> a there are new charges against jrvey weinstein. a new york grandury originally indicted the former movie producer on sex assault charges involving two women. today we learned new charges were filed bas on accusations from a thirdom. weinstein's lawyer says his client denies the accusations and will plead not guilty. qaedan alleged a supporter accused of scouting out locations for a fourth of july attac i cleveland never left the country. the fbi says he was radicalized here in the u.s. dimitrius pitts was pretending to belong to al qaeda. court papers show he also talked about bombing philadelphia. >>> another massive metro shhedown right around corner for you, and this one is going to close two stations on the busy

. >>> a man in an arundel county is treated for catastrophic injuries caused byllegal fireworks. this happened tuesday night in e millersv that man held a mortar tube in one hand and dropped a lit mortar into it with the other explosioing an he is expected to recover. no one else was hurt. >>> now to another day of heat and humidity. our heat wave started at the end of last week. an it's still going strong today. >> it is. let's check in with our meteorologist with more on what we can expect today. another hot one. >> yeah, we're in syen of the heat wave. right now 87 degrees out there. the feel like temperature at 96. man, it is feeling hot. it going to feel hotter by this afternoon. we're going to take it to 9 today will resemble yesterday in a lot of ways starting o starting off dry. nice breaks of sun. the chance for isolated showers and storms revs up towards the second half of the day. the heat wave does continue rough this afternoon. but we are looking at weekend relief. before that, we have to go through the showers and the storms on your friday. i'll have details and w o

a couple down to the south and one in parts of anne arundel county. look around d.c. see a little bit in the way of a sprinkle orth two. 's a sprinkle and fwhaes it. the game tonight looking great. let's take a look and show you what we've been dealingh. w temperature-wise, 82 right now and 1 in gaithersburg. those numbers will come down but not all that much. it's warm and humid. this is exactly what we expect for the night tonight m as wee on through. 82 degrees and down to 76 degrees by the time the game is getting out of there. people heading home or towards the saltline if you want to stop by. great weather the next couple os low 80s and low humidity and notice, guys, we don't have a single t990 ont ten-day forecast. that right there pretty nice, so, gu, all in all. not a bad forecast now that the rain has moved on out and you got the one i wanted. >> i'm glad you didn't let anybody touch it. >> had security guards here, and i'm going to send it back to you. >> and you bring, doreen and me back to one of those even larger, doug. >> you can keep the oysters down t

of weakening, and then we have another pretty impressive thunderstorm up in parts of northern anne arundel county heading tow baltimore. that is a severe thunderstorm warning that's also in effect unti 6:15. currently we're at 84 degrees. i think we'll see our temperature jump up here within the hr as we see the sunshine come out and the storms moving away from the district. so it's t goingbe hot tonight. 9 degrees at 7:00 p.m. and not just hotut muggy as well. temperature at 9:00 p.m. around 87 and it's stilltarm 11:00 p.m. with a temperature of 84. now we do have more stormstn the forecomorrow and, of course, we have the big all-star game tomorrow. doug and i wil break down the timing and impact on tomorrow's storms coming up in a little bit. >> see you in a fewinute. thanks amelia. now to the firestorm following president trump's high-stakes summit with vladimir putin. >> an american president on foreign soil standinwith a s. adversary and appearingo take his side over the national interests. >> just days it after 12 russiry mili operatives were charged with interfering in the 2016 pres

the procedure helped solve a caves unidentified remains in an arundel county. detectives noticed similarities with the dnatc composite s and a missing person's photo. dentalecords confirmed t match. the victim's family led police to a man whoonfessed to that killing. if you want to see more about how this technology works. nbc news tried it out with correspondent kate snow. just look in the nbc washington app to check it out. >>> new details about the murder of a fairfax county teenager y whose bod was found in january two weeks after she was reported missing. no one is charged in her death, but police have described her ex-boyfriend as a person of interest. a newly unsealed document reveals that the 17-year-old admits he strangled musa during argument over his conviction for prior assault on her. the strangulation case against the ex-boyfriend is being handled now in juvenilrt as a hearing is set for next month. because he is a juvenile. news 4 is not naming m. >>> it just about 4:00 in the morning right now in thailand and aittle bit later from now rescuers w

ryan frashure, with the anne arundel county police department in a statement confirmed facial recognition- lt. frashure says in the capital gazette case, that technology was used in conjunction with other investigative tools to help investigators in identifying our suspect. they attempted to find a positive identification of the individual with fingerprint technology - which is the oldest technology on the market - when that didn't happen as quickly as they wanted to they resorted to another tool in their bag which is facial recognition.... but the american civil liberities union has concerns over the use of facial recognition they say it's too much power for the government to have face recognition is potentially like the nuclear weapon of surveillance jay stanley says there are serious questions about the technology and its effectiveness, and it creates privacy concerns. it potentially could give law enforcement the ability to hit rewind on anybody's life find out everywhere they've been, who they've been with, what they've been doing, what religious, or sexual, or political, or medical

it is your quintessential smalltown newspaper that serves annapolis, serves anne arundel county, but is also a newspaper read throughout the state of maryland. in that awful shooting, we lost five members of "the capital gazette." gerald phishman, rob hiaasen, john mcnamara, wendi winters and rebecca smith. gerald phishman was an editorial paper. he shed light on community issues. he was well known for his inseichable curiosity and his love for family and his talent of writing extended to poems he composed for his wife, erica. rob hiaasen was a big man with a big presence who applied his considerable skills as a journalist to mentor others, but fellow reporters and students at the university of maryland college of journalism. he gave of his time and he gave of his talent. john mcnamara was a sports writer and sports fan, big fan of the universe r university of maryland terps. he covered everything from the orioles to local little league. he was also always generous with his time and known to many who follow sports around the country. sales assistant rebecca smith was strong and smart