. >> you say we are beating donald trump by having all of these noplans, you have ather thing coming. he didn't win having a plan. he simply won by saying make america great again. >> trump is a phony and turump s a pathological lie. >> my community is in trouble. >> it is up to voters to decide who won last night's debate. i imagine polls came out this weekend will show some of the changes at happening in terms of front-runners and then there is next month when there is another democratic presidential debate in detroit. in miami, aaron gilchrist, news4. >>> here in d.c., political debates with be like sporting events. we caught up with viewers while eywatch party was ending. >> th told our shomari stone they were impressed by two candidates. >> kamala harris has been my favorite. >> i haven't made up my mind entirely. i'm pretty big fan for kamala harris. i think she has the rigof mix experience. >> because he already has presidential experience bybeing a vice president already. >> there is plenty of time for opinions to olve. the first contest of decision 2020 will be the iowa caucu

. >>> news 4 begins with a storm team 4 ather alert.do inea toda stro look at that. almost looks like golf ball sized hail. montgomery county was not spared. this is video of the hail falling pretty fast in silver spring. a backyard there. that little kiddy pool gting hammered. some of it landed, as you see there, right in there we saw pretty similar scenes in a lot of places around the area. it wasn't hail but downed trees that caused problems here in montgomery county. a tree nearly split a home in half. we talked to somef oe people who had to clean up the mess. >>> but we begin with breaking news tonight. good evening, i'm erica gonzalez. lightning strikes oners peon in prince william county and injures four others. the incident was at a picnic pavilion at a state park just south of wood bridge. we're t pd theson struck has serious injuries. the victims were all takingel shter from the storm when the lightning hit. the storms knocked out power to thousands of people across our region and it aso caused plenty of damage. we've got live team coverage tonight on the s

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lower humidy and cooler ather returns.now ovo melissa mollet and first 4 traffic. >> good morning. traffic alert southbound 95 at cherry hill road.e right sidf the road you are going to see this closure. fatal pedestrian crash and investigation. trying to get more information. here is what we know at this point. part of that ramp to the outer loop is blocked becausef othe crash but you can get to the rest of the ramp. inner loop and outer loop no problems on the beltway. live report on the problem on 95 in ryland coming up. >>> sports fans, topgolf is opening this friday near national harbor opinion an activity that is gaining in popularity across the whole country and features a mbination of high tech golf games as well as food and beverage. they are in loudon and alexandria and a fourth is set hope inerman town. they say the location created 500 full and part-time jobs' >> itan experience. >> you've been? golf is not my thing. >> apparently not mine either! >> it could be fun if it's not your thing? minigolf but differen

a lot of ple did have stormy ather tonight. >>> weaw severe thunderstorm warnings come thrgh. one tree down earlier today. o a lotf very heavy rainfall, winds gusting to60, 70 miles an hour. that coming because we got so hot. airport.e look at dulles, 95. 93 in fredericksburg. the heat index was around 100 in many locations. we are tking about another hot day tomorrow. current temperatures in the 70s. backown to 76. calm wind, a nice evening. down to the low 70s. some of you wi make your way into the upper 60s. we will probably stay in low to mid 70s in the city. back into the 90s tomorrow. 94 tomorrow. hot and humid. heat index close to 100 in the . city we got to 99 today. i think we can get to 100 tomorhw. isolated tunderstorms cannot be ruled out. can never be ruled out whether it's this hot and humid. most likely, back to the west, likehere they are. we have seen the showers and storms, numerous coming through i-81. they diminied here. we make our way through this storm. this storm was a pretty strong one. showers sociated with that. our showers around front royal. most o

." >>> let's switch gears now, take turn to our ather. want to give you a live look outside. come on. we can't ask f much better than this. storm team 4 meteorologist is standing by with your forecast. what's on tap for tonight. hi, samara. >> hi,as you can't for much better than that.'t i donhink it's going to get better than that unless you like hot weather, we have a nice heatwave on the why. for now, it's tranquil and beautiful out there. temperatures in the low 80s. 82 right now in the distric comfortable. 83 at dulles. 84 in moranton. 83 in manassas. tonight temperatures a dropping. i don't know about you. last night was chilly. some of us actually got to the 50s last night. as we head through tonight, not quite as cool. probably an overnight low around 67 degrees. mostly clear and dry. stick around. coming up i'm going to time out our storm chances for tomorrow. and we'll take a look at thatpe persive heatwave. erika? >> all right, somara, thank you very much. > a deadly weekend on d.c. streets as police investigate two separate homicides. yesterday afternoon police fo

you're going to say oh, man, where did my nice comfortable ather 82 here in san jose. 84 in east san jose. right over to the east bay, close to 90 degrees. over to pittsburgh, concord, antioch and right by the bay, looking pretty much perfect. 78 in hayward. the peninsula i have you at 82 in palo alto. san mateo 74. san francisco not quite 70s, but you're close. in the mission at 67. and the north bay still looking pretty good tomorrow. 84 in napa, 82 in sonoma. headed to sonoma? maybe you want something to do? toyota 50 is happening friday, saturday, sunday. comfortable friday. by sunday we're up to 90 degrees. let's bring in the extend ed forecast. san francisco upper 60s saturday and sunday. cooling back down by tuesday, wednesday and thursday. inland valleys, we have you in the 80s tomorrow. low 90s this weekend. check out next tuesday, wednesday and thursday. it's a gift from me to you. we're back down to the 70s. you know, i control everything, right? >> he's so generous with his gift giving. >> very generous, very sweet, he knows just the right temperature. >> very. >> thanks,

he thinkswe bad ather could be to blame and believes mccormick may have picked the roof t try to spare people because he an couldn't ld on the ground. >>> today,virginia tech formally announced plans for new innovation pus. it was part of the deal to bring amazon here to crystal city. now this new campus will be located farther south by the new potomac yard station set to open on yellow and blue lines. the 15 acre campus wi sit on what's now retail space including a regal movie theater. drawings released today show what it might lk like with residential and business space. but today's news is not celebrated by everyone. tonight, another meeting of community activists who are not happy about amazon's arrival.'s news4arcy spencer is live for us in arlington to explain the pushback tonight. darcy? >> reporter: we've heard a lot about the positive possibilities of this amazon prospect from job creation to economic b opportunities this coalition is concerned about the less fortunate l income peel, possibly being forced out of their co it was a small but passionate crowd at the clairidon pre

we're o borrowed time for dry ather here today and tomorrow. but at least it's here. friday, 84 and dry for most. saturday, 83 and dry dominican public most. and then again, the rain rolling in during the day on sunday you'll notice there, no 90s on the ten day. >> i know. kind of keeping it low here. all right. >>> taking a look at the beltway, inner lp, outer loop of the beltway, everything is nice and clear. we had earlier roadwork. but not causing any delays at this point this morning most of that has sort of disappeared. oxon hill, we've been talking about this this morning. worth mentioningagain, northbound indian head highway after wilson bridge drive, all lanes have reopened. you're seeing a tinyslowdown there. southbound near livingston road, but no actual issue. northbound route 1 by glebe, right lane gets by police activity. 66 and 95 looking quite good now in virginia. and 270 southbound, 70 to the spur, 69 miles per hour gets you there in 26 minutes. earlier work zone that was northbound, still hanging around. you can still see the tiest bit of a slowdown

. >>> doug is back with more about our ather.wave that is just about to get worse. >> jaw, you know kind of like the small part of the heat wave and we're building up to the bigger act.yeajaw, the small part of the heat wave and we're building up to the bid ger act.aw, you know kin li the small part of the heat wave and we're building up to the, bigger act.wyou know kind of li the small part of the heat wave and we're buildibi up to the er act., you know kind of like the small part of the heat wave 're building up to the bigger act.h, you know kind of the small part of the heat wave and we're building uto the bigger act. it is the mid-90s and heat indices ar to worry about friday and saturday. this is not dangerous heat, not too oppressive, but watch out as we make our way through the nexy couple d because this will be the first real potential for real vegnificant heat that w had so far. yeah, it was hot, but not too humid around tharea. 91 around leesburg. sure.t for average high this time of year is 87. so you know we're suppos

fbi and fauquier sheriff's investigates hong money willet people to talk to offer new tips in the ather and der of a son in their home last november. the double homice shattering a close knit family of four. the women were awayng visiti sick relative when the men were killed. oonl and now they live in constant film. >> i don't want my daughter rrying about me. >> reporter: he was cabinetmaker and american success story, so thrilled with this country that he named his son america and his daughter virginia. investigators think that the men ere shot sometime overnight from november 7 the 8th. they especially want it hear from anyone who traveled near the home in that time frame inou the r 28 corridor from route 29 and oak shade road. living normal people their daily lives going about their business and then to suffer a double homicide in this way, it is the reason for the attention. >> reporter: renewed attention and a $20,000 reward they hope will help cloe this case. we have contact information for you on the nbc washington app. just search fbi.ew julie carey,. memorial circle is set to

when a cked about his be his ather said he will beround for a l gtime. >>> right now a former maryland basketball player is in court facing charges for an alleged rape. >> prosecutors say he assaulted me woman he in 2017. >> we are at the courthouse where jury selection is underway.od molette, gomorning. >> reporter: good morning to you all. dodd has been able to leave the coury to play professional basketball overseas in poland until his trial. w, he has to be back here to focus on this rape case that goes back to his days at the university of maryland here in prince george's county. the jury selection process got underway about 1rn00 this moing in this case that dates back the fall of 2017. prosecutors allege that dodd ano a n left a bar near campus and dodd had sex with this woman at the terrapin row apartments. the victim reponced the ient five days later and also admitted to police at the time that she was inebriated.d dodd his attorney have maintained that the sex was consensual. dodd faces multiple charges in this case from second degree hape to second degree assault and of cour

today's hearing accusing members of dragging th ir feet on legislation that would extend that fund for athers. >> why this bill isn't unimous consent and a stand alone issue is beyond my comp prehension. >> it's worth noting today's hearing has been slated before a subcommittee which includes 14 of the 41 judiciary committee members. o members missed the hearing. others came and went throughout as they d >>> as amazons hq2 prepareto move in, they're planning to fight homelessness. they're donating $8 million.es the r will go toward fighting homelessness in seattle, the company's headquarters. starting today amazon willalso match employee contributions for 20 select nonprofits that addressed housing and homelessness. >>> deployments are a tough time for families. always tough and especially hard on the kid whose count down the days when mom or dadill come home. le girl here li in northern virginia, that wait is finally ov us toda today's sweet surprise in fi spd. >> reporter: it's story time inside mrs. belcher's kindergarten class. to e youngsters are anxious learn what story will be told, b

there is a ather front that's going to be draping its way down into pennsylvania on friday. that could lead to a little e higher chancor an isolated shower right along the mason dixon line on friday afternoon. no chance for raro in andd the city on friday. now, saturday that weather front sags a little farther down to the south, so as a result, we go from only maybe a 20% chance for rain on friday up to a 30% o chancesaturday. and then on sunday with the front heading south of the washington area, that will be our most likely chance to get some showers and some thunderstorms. it will be sunday afternoon. on the backside, when that front drops to our sout on monday, humidity levels drop once again. here is your five-day forecast then. 93 -- not so humid today. 93 again for tomorrow. hardly even a cloud in the sky the next couple days. there's that little chance for a shower friday mainly north of d.c. then over the weekend, increasing rain ances are back, but no weekend wash ts, dave. >> that's good thing. we'll go to i-66, eastbound, we had one disabled in this camera sht it

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. >> so ethere athere are a numbe reasons why it's stupid to impose. multiple studies so that the it's being paid by american consumers and it's going to screw up massively american supply chains, the auto oindustry in particular. a lot of stuff going back and forth many times over the border. and it's going to hurt our ability to negotiate with the eu, with china. because we have turned around after signing a new deal. turning around and slapping terrifes on them. and if we do succeed, what makes trump think that's go doing reduce the number of people trying to cross the border from mexi mexico? on basically everything this is going to backfire. >> republicans are not happy with this. because afterall tariffs are taxes. so why is he doing it? >> democrats won't acknowledge there's a crisis. the media doesn't want to admit there's a crisis. if this was a democratic president there would be cameras every day talking about records being set with people whiching to the border. dangerous for them and the people coming and for our border agents and who's ge

here's future ather. 8:00 a.m., this is when we'll see the rain lessen, lightnent activity out there. 10:00 a.m., future weather wants to keep rain in. remember this is just one model. i think most of us will be dry between10:00 and 2:00 p.m. depending on how much sunshine we see is going to help fuel storsu. the more n, the more fuel for these storms la r in theday. check out 4:00 p.m. the bright colors here on future weather. this is that chance for hail, some damaging winds, and very heavy rainfall. reducing visibilities. the threat for storms is over pie about 7:00. we see skies clearing overnight. a breeze de lops overnight. it's breezy throughout the day tomorrow. quite breezy, in fact, with plenty of sunshine. high temperatures in the upper 70s, 86 on saturday. 90 on sunday. the humidity makes its way into the area on sunday. 40% chance for late-day ehowers and thunderstorms. melissa, we hav a new issue on 95 in prince william county now? >> reporter: >> that's right. headed northbound here before qntico on 95, this is what you'll encounser. this i a vehicle on its roof.w obvio

. >> and then b play on ather's day but be sure to let him win. liz mclaughlin, nbc news. >>> maybe you're thinking about or have already decided it is time to add a new cat to your life but what about the cat or cats you already have in your home. lauryn lipsy from the humane rescue alliance is here with advice on keeping the key piece and bringing a new cat into your home. thanks for being here. first of all,du intro these cutis because they are so stinking adorable. >> this is woo and wawa and they are cooked up until they are spayed or neutered a then ready for the adoptive homes. >> how big will they get. >> eight to 12 pounds is the average size for a cat.vi >> behang so well. >> they're really goodch this is what is so valuable about foster homes, they're well socialized to people because they've been hand-reared by a foster mom so perfect for a new home. >> and people have questions for a cat. for example, a litter box and what is the best place. >> that is sometng that is important not only for you and your home, a buto the cat's privacy

on tuesday, we said friday, today, would be ather tuesday. tuesday was beautiful as well.ight no sittingat 79. winds out of ste northwe at 14 miles per hour. still gusting to about 20 milds. 78 down to the south. no 80s, though.av the age high temperature is 84 degrees, so 5 degrees below that. nothing on the radar currently. we'r snot going toe any chance for rain or thunderstorms. really i think over the next 48 hours, that includ of father's day for most of us. we're going to talk about that in a second. first off, though, clear skies ound our area. the wider picture showing the storm that brought us the front yesterday that did provide some thunderstorm activity during the afoternoon. a l of severe thunderstorm warnings yesterday afternoon. now tracking another system in the middle prt of the country. not very strong system, but it u is moving way with more cloud cover. we will see more clouds tomorrow. but all i all, still a really nice day. any rain chances stay to the north. what about father's day? father's day everybody wonderinl we here's 7:00 a.m. on father's da

. >> charlie, there athere are a democrats coming out hard after joe biden and one of the biggest things he had to fix was his prior support for the hyde amendment which, as you know, bans federal funds for abortion. he reversed that several days ago, but as a front-runner, as he tries to fend off these other 22 candidates, charlie, do expect biden to be targeted every step of the way for each one of these missteps? >> i do believe that the vice president or former president will be targeted. they are going to try to pull him as far left as they can. i thought the vice president, his flop flop on the hyde amendment may help him in the iowa caucuses, but it's going to hurt him in scranton, pennsylvania and throughout the broad midwest because republicans in alabama and georgia have gone very extreme on the abortion issue doesn't mean that the democrats should go extreme, too. every one of those democrats in congress who is running for president has voted for the hyde amendment in appropriations bills. in fact, they are going to get a chance to do it again this week with the house, the hou

ather than tracing the chemistry, taking the substance and altering and selling it illicitly and harming people in the process of getting a high that the government doesn't -- you're not a doctor and outside the prescription process, the lawful process. so what i would like you to consider is, not only codifying the temporary order, instead of playing this chemistry game, the act of altering a drug for the purpose of illicit sales becomes a crime of its own. senator feinstein. senator feinstein: i believe i'm on the same page as the chairman and seems to me we have a problem and we need to do something about it. the question is how. >> dependency in death so they can be placed in the appropriate place in the scheduling regime based on the factors that our government research community already does. senator feinstein: i guess my question is, you heard the chairman, i'm in agreement and i think most of us would be in agreement with what he said. if we want to schedule it and make it fully illegal, how would you suggest we proceed and not olympic off the research efforts? >> the current pro

>>welcome back it's 6.29 we ather and traffic before you run out go to school or work or wherever you goinon a run on get >>exactly what's happening even if you leave now on leave or you're dealing with big backups on the bridge is check some dry time. everybody has the same idea an end. >>and now you have to sit and wait and cool temperatures this morning. it's true but we're not going to be stuck cool for a long temperatures are going to be rising into the days to come so enjoy this cool weather what we do have it it's a nice break from the summer heat that we've already seen a couple of times is we've already seen triple digits, the 90's up to this point the season looking outside at the east bay here bethel island under some crystal clear skies and the sun rising out in the distance to what will be a pretty pleasant day now offshore fog is going to be hanging out. right up and down the peninsula as well as marine and sonoma counties right up the shoreline through the afternoon. while the rest of the bay area actually stays nice and clear so we do have plenty of sunshine to enjoy t

officials exaggerating the potential for china to we ather the trade storm?s bearable for china. people believe it doesn't matter to have some losses. the chinese economy is still growing. we don't have any negative growth. we are still advancing. in addition, the size of our growth is remarkable in the world. trump goes ahead on additional tariffs to all of china's exports to the u.s., what tools will policymakers most likely reach for in terms of retaliation? target the u.s. services sector operating here. trading services is not the same as the trading goods. the u.s. has barely talked about services but china knows this is a fast-growing area for the american side. he was speaking to tom mackenzie, the editor-in-chief of the global times in china. central to the u.s.-china tensions is telecoms. he spoke about the company's rollout of 5g technology where it competes with china's huahwei. he said it is too early to know if america's blacklisting of the company is a positive or negative for nokia. that therejust say is some uncertainty and some unpredictabil

then we've got ather system coming our way for wednesday night into thursday and friday. so this week looking unsettd. temperatures a little below normal, but next weekend, yeah, normal, but next weekend, yeah, next weekend looks ♪ ♪ normal, but next weekend, yeah, next weekend looks ♪ this is how driving should feele the tech-advannissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. the techthis is nissaneaf. intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> hello. >> what's going on? >> in the newsroom we don't have to hear much about story to know it's from florida. >> i ddn't know whats. it wa kind of funny. a story about a raccoon known as hank williams. he loves the sun. someone in another car shot a ideo of hank enjoying a niar cide and had to shoot video. >> who has a raccoon as a pet? you might think the il not in florida. >> of course not. >> you can own skunk, deer and bats. >> of course you can. can't wait to send this to my friends in florida. all right. >> wow. > no doubt you've seen this video but it's -- not too good to show again. got to show this. that's 97-ar-old tom

. >> samuel lndaming we ather.e rain has moved off the beltway. >> that is helping things a bit. southbound at powder mill, it sounds like two trucks actually there. eastbound 66 after 123. we arell s sw headed inbound, because of an earlier crash blocking a lane. >> mellissa, thank you. we'll take a break, we'll check your forecast when we come back. stay with us. >>> to your current provider. revi s d knoth uld sai muroney? c mynt d knoth uld sai i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole businessackage, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business giv you more. switch now and get fast, liable internet for a new low price of $39.95 a month. plus, get free installation. better, faster? u i mean sign mep. call today at 1-800-501-6000. comcast business. beyond fast. . >>> welcome back. we got the fog out there. we got the mist. we got some rain, expect showers throughout the day, storms later on, there could be isolated flooding. waves of rain all through the day

when we were sitting and talking, he talked about some of the racism he saw and it athered him a lot, towards friend of his from texas who was jewish. also he saw a black man in was made to get up and give his seat up or go to the back or even get off the bus, i don't recall. he said he saw it at the time and thought what in the world are we fighting for? i think that speaks to his character. host: thank you for the call. the story in the washington times, the black troops role on d-day was the headline of the story. roughly 2000 black troops were to -- were believed to have hit the shores of d-day. unit that day,t the 325th barrage balloon battalion whose job it was to set up those explosive rig balloons to deter german airplanes. you mentioned the french perspective from d-day. i did want to note that back on memorial day, as part of our coverage of the 75th anniversary of d-day, we interviewed mary louise roberts about her book, d-day through franchise -- through french eyes. the interactions, the casualties of the people of normandy who were looking out at the invasion that came i

we'll see you back here in about 25 minutes for more news and ather.w continues from new york in just a moment. >>> easy peasy. >> best strategy is not looking down. >> yeah. >> do you trust us? peter, we'll nev letou fall. >> peter, you're so high. >> i haven't seen this video. we're back on this saturday morning, june 15th, 2019. what will they tnk of next? dylan and i thought we'd welcome you tokend tay byoing a little rock climbing. >> the best part is they're like we're going to get a bite real quick. we'll see you in a couple of hours. >> we'll have that coming up in a little bit. but first let's begin with aec ch of your head lines and rising tensions with iran. dramatic confrontations between iran and theu. s. now. anian backed forces shot down a u.s. drone over theed sea and narrowly missed another. irans denie responsibility for the attack but president trump says it probably has iran written all over it. >> a big reversal today in hong kong. the government there announcing a odelayf the proposal that set mf thesive protests this last week. i

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danger, at athere precise time where president trump is impacting its independence, will be a slave tohe market and reading the tea leaves, there is a fine line between those. fed is looking at data flow that is not great but not terrible, and markets anticipating a further deterioration in fed action. the fed has to show a degree of responsiveness, but not being the slave to the market and that risks the market reaction and/or disappointment if they don't cut that line exactly right. tom: let's go to first principles. "patiencr our audience e." break, atience is a pause between whatever comes next. we are not in a hurry to just policy. when it was first put in it was the next rate hike and now it is the next rate cut. tom: the v-shaped was so nice. we don't know where we are going, do we? julia: we don't. we expect that word will be taken out of the statement today, saying we do not have that break and they are willing to take action. tom: how do you respond to 50 basis points? dartmouthche low of -- is that the ultimate surprise? julia: that is the reason they expect that, one of the

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when we were sitting and talking, he talked about some of the racism he saw and it athered him a lot, towards friend of his from texas who was jewish. also he saw a black man in was made to get up and give his seat up or go to the back or even get off the bus, i don't recall. he said he saw it at the time and thought what in the world are we fighting for? i think that speaks to his character. host: thank you for the call. the story in the washington times, the black troops role on d-day was the headline of the story. roughly 2000 black troops were to -- were believed to have hit the shores of d-day. unit that day,t the 325th barrage balloon battalion whose job it was to set up those explosive rig balloons to deter german airplanes. you mentioned the french perspective from d-day. i did want to note that back on memorial day, as part of our coverage of the 75th anniversary of d-day, we interviewed mary louise roberts about her book, d-day through franchise -- through french eyes. the interactions, the casualties of the people of normandy who were looking out at the invasion that came i

ather these difficult weather situations.e need to get into the 21st century and create alternative revenue streams and it could make it easier when they are confronted with a flood or a situation where they don't have adequate water to have a crop grow. it is a difficult time, no question about that. from charlie is calling california on the independent line. very interesting conversations paired i wonder if you could provide light on the of what is being shipped to china and asia and what effect does that have on the world dairy markets. alfalfant of exports to of western states going to china and the middle east and i was wondering if you could comment on that. guest: that is a question you have asked that i will not be able to answer very well area obviously, the dairy farmers in and country require alfalfa i am not fully aware of what the export potential is. my focus has been on dairy last couple of years. exportarkets have an -- markets have been robust and china has been a significant player. they are dealing with a s