music legend chuck brown. this was the third annual chuck brown day in honor of his birthday. is known for his hits like "busting loose" and "back it on up". the singer died in 2012. >>> now your storm team 4 brown there, or the concert today. if you are headed out this evening we are going to continue to see the good trend with weather. there is a small chance for some showers as we head through the evening. it's very, very light. if we see any it will be a few sprinkles at around 7:00 or 8:00 tonight. otherwise it will be pleasant. 9 pmz. temperatures in the 70s and falling throughout the evening. very comfortable overnight hours. temperatures high up there, nearing 90 degrees in the district. manassas at 88. frederick, maryland, 88 as well. it was a warm day. very pleasant. nice to see all that sunshine. you can see we are dry here in the district but we have severe thunderstorm watches and warnings going off towards southern pennsylvania right now. for us i'm not worried about severe weather at all n. fact most of us staying dry. just a small chance for scattered showers m

so happy birthday, chuck brown, keep on winding us up. >>> a d.c.andmark restaurant that sat vacant for years has made a comeback, but the new and improved shrimp boat plaza on bening road, hopes to the community's one all of your needs. >> first time i board the building, my plan was to put a checker, but given i'm pretty much happy with it, because they don't want neither fast food to come on. >> reporter: so the owner and seven leaders sat at the table, they came up with an all in one concept. donuts, coffee, smoothies. >> it wasn't easy to put a checkers up. >> it definitely makes sense, especially we're getting along. >> reporter: skip the fast food chain and put up his own money. $1.3million to buy the property. >> it's historic to us. >> it's better than the old one. >> reporter: the second phase of this project is renovating that second floor, creating a lounge, and customer seating. the third phase, extending the building past into that vacant lot with the grass there. they will then serve this area's largest need, a grocery store. >> a gro

alison: happy chuck brown day. the godfather of go-go would have been 81 today. just before the congress went on the august break eleanor holmes norton introduced a resolution to make every august 22 chuck brown day in the capital. when "american idol" comes back this fall we are excited because it will be on abc7. larry: we want to help you get to the front of the line at the audition. >> ♪ a brand new plan ♪ good morning, washington ♪ tell me what to wear where the smiling face ♪ ♪ waking up my day >> i'm waking up my day ♪ ♪ make it feel all right ♪ good morning, washington ♪ don't you k ♪ i'm waking up my day larry: they sound awesome! that is two of the people who submitted the videos of themselves singing you have until midnight to get us the video. you will get in and we announce winners on friday. >> i am impressed. >> really good. >> that one sounded like nora jones. really good. well, mark wahlberg tops the "forbes" maggie: of the highest paid actors in $68 million. edging out the rock. "forbes" says emma stone is the highest paid actress. but get this,

years old eleanor holmes norton introduced a congressional resolution designating august 22 as chuck brown day. it honors brown for being the architect of going music and giving the district of columbia a distinct music identity. we'll be right back. . >> new details revealed about the man suspected of shooting a judge right outside a courthouse. this happened yesterday morning in due van ville, ohio. the victim, judge joseph bree disi was walk ing present the courthouse. the sus puct was shot and killed bia probation officer. officials say judge buy day was overseeing the death of richmond 's mother who died in a fire. he was was convicted of rape five years ago. the judge did not preside over the case. the judge was wounded, but he is expected to survive. there's more trouble for art kelly tonight. a new accuser is opening up about her own alleged underage sexual relationship with the singer. the accuser is 24 year old jar dan a pace. she claims kelly paid her for years to keep their sexual relation ship a the star when she was 15 and started having sex when she was 16. kelly knew she wa

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. >> chuck brown day celebrates a life, legacy and music of the d.c. legend. fans will gather at the park in his honor from 3:00 to 70 some of his greatest hits. >>> given the recently rising tensions between officers and the community they serve, one northern virginia police department wants to hear from you, especially if you have a complaint with them. fairfax county has two new websites that allow you to file concerns or complaints about the police department. there's a civilian review panel made up of nine people who live in the county and an independent police auditor. you can fill out the form online or e-mail or physically mail it in. this was all put in place after a police officer shot and killed john gear at his springfield home in 2013. this morning, there are rising tensions in boston as two competing rallies are set to happen. police trying to prevent a similar situation from breaking out compared to what happened in charlottesville. how that city is getting ready. >> reporter: a securitla boston says it doesn't even want. >> i absolutely would n

expect to hear the chuck brown band and other go-go bands with some of his greatest hits. >>> if youe an issue with a police officer, there's a new way to have your voice heard, filing a complaint. fairfax county has two new websites that concerns or complaints about the police department. there's a civilian review panel of nine people who live in the county and independent police auditor. fill out a form and e-mail or mail it in. the panel and auditor will be put in place after this happened after john gear was killed, this was in august of 2013. >>> there are tensions in boston today as two competing rallies are set to happen police working against a similar situation as charlottesville last saturday. how that city is getting ready. >> reporter: a security plan in place for an event the city of boston says it doesn't even want. >> i absolutely would not have given them a permit if i didn't have to give them a permit. we don't need that type of rhetoric going on in boston common. we've come too far. >> reporter: cameras the bandstand a the coalition will use saturday. >> folks have

chuck talks broken politics with jeff flake from arizona and california democratic governor jerry brown. chuck, thank you. >>> some other news this morning, a u.s. military os pray aircraft crashed off australia. three marines are missing and the rescue mission is now a recovery effort. steve patterson is covering the story. good morning. >> reporter: took about 12 hours for military officials to make the difficult decision to suspend that ard uous search operation. now a lot of attention shifted to the aircraft the marines were in and its legacy of controversy. overnight, search suspended. three u.s. marines missing off the coast of australia, now feared dead. officials say 26 marines were on board the plane, conducting regularly scheduled operations, when a mishap occurred during landing. around 4:00 local time, the osprey hits the flight deck of uss green bay. the rescue operation turns to salvage and recovery. >> military training and combat operations, it is not just enemy fire in action, it's also the complexity and peril of the operations themselves. >> reporter: the military uni

brown v. board argument do for plessy? >> it -- >> next is chuck. >> when you say brown reversed the plessy discussion, isn't it true railroads continued to ignore the brown decision and continued segregating passenger rail cars until the civil rights act? >> well, it's not just railroads. it's all kinds of public institutions that don't exactly comply with brown. so it takes a very long time as you say for brown to actually be implemented. as jeffrey pointed out there's a cooper v. aaron decision where the court speaks to the issue of school desegregation. the problem is that unless there is in the early years after brown, if there's not these dramatic instances of resistance to the decision, then the school districts are able to proceed in whatever way they see fit for a very long time. it's not until the midreally very late 1960s after the civil rights act that brown is implemented in any substantial way. >> our next piece of interview is with thurgood marshall. and this was taped on april 16, 1967. >> i do not think that president eisenhower ha

chuck grassley. bring in mike brown, former fema director during hurricane katrina.on as we heard from the mayor of new orleans. what do you make of that tweet from senator grassley. i think it was a shot across the bow a little bit, don't you think? >> maybe a shot across the bow. i happen to agree with him. i wrote an opinion piece for "the hill" magazine where i talk about the bully pulpit. one of the problems that i had during katrina was it was august. it was summer. everybody was on vacation. there was this lack of urgency. there was this lack of bureaucracy and cabinet officials responding. so i said almost exactly same thing senator grassley said. mr. president you need to make certain whatever brock long the fema administrator asks for, members and subcabinet know, give it to him, don't ask questions. he is on the ground, give it to him. we have a problem we have a lot of vacancies in this administration. i think the president can make it work if he gets on bully pulpit. cheryl: it is interesting, mike, first time i interviewed you during the katrina crisis.

chuck bell is that you? >> you used to have brown hair. [ laughter ] >> he's out on the weather deck getting ready to kick us off. chuck, you looked good. you were a handsome boy. >> the first day of third grade back in 1975. so that's -- if i'm 31 now -- >> then i'm 14. >> my hair wasn't always this color on the side. looking for a good day today. plenty of sunshine here. especially the first part of the day. but that weather front promises a dramatic drop in temperatures between today and tomorrow. rain chances are relatively low. there you can see not much on radar now. future weather carries a chance for an isolated shower or two later on in the day. start off temperatureos lawn of channel 4. 63 in leesburg. 59 in martinsburg. let's find out more about the commute from sheena parveen. good morning. >> good morning, chuck. i thought your hair looked nice in that picture. i love the throwbacks. i mentioned the hair. i like it. 70 degrees by 7:00 a.m. as you head out the door and hit the roads. roads will be dry this morning, even a

chuck will sit down exclusively with california governor jerry brown and arizona senator jeff flake on "meet the press." it comes your way next right here on nbc10 at 10:30. >>> in the lehigh valley, we're heading into day three of music fest in bethlehem. fans took in some smooth sounds yesterday. the festival lets you walk in between tents to listen to different acts. people we spoke with said music fest is much more than music. >> and the food, everything is great. walking around is a really great vibe. >> as you can see, dancing is always a plus. music fest will through next sunday. >>> well, a self-proclaimed guardian of the galaxy received an out of this world response from nasa after applying for a job. 9-year-old jack davis from new jersey wrote this letter to nasa applying for the job of planetary protection officer. he writes, i may be 9 but i think i would be fit for the job. listing his qualifications, he writes, he has seen a lot of space movies and his sister calls him an alien. nasa replied to the letter. and davis got a call from the planetary research director. davis d

chuck bell is that you? >> you used to have brownr. [ laughter ] >> he's out on the weather deck getting ready to kick us off. chuck, you looked good. you were a handsome boy. >> the first day of third grade back in 1975. so that's -- if i'm 31 now -- >> then i'm 14. >> my hair wasn't always this color on the side. looking for a good day today. plenty of sunshine here. especially the first part of the day. but that weather front promises a dramatic drop in temperatures between today and tomorrow. rain chances are relatively low. there you can see not much on radar now. future weather carries a chance for an isolated shower or two later on in the day. start off temperatureos

tomorrow on "meet the press," jerry brown and jeff flake of arizona will be among chuck todd's guests. >>> the hamlet of bedminister, new jersey, population just over 8,000, will be somewhat more populated for the next couple of weeks now that the president is working at the property there. the township was split during the presidential election. president trump won only by 40 votes. stephanie gosk reports on the town and the trump effect. >> reporter: the best way to appreciate the beauty of bedminister, new jersey, is in the sky. >> just about a thousand feet so you can get a really good view of the golf course itself. >> reporter: right there in the middle sits trump national, which is now the summer white house. >> if president trump was there, we wouldn't be able to do this, right? >> no. this is within the ten-mile no-fly zone. so no one is able to fly over here at that time. >> reporter: bedminister residents value the serenity here. just far enough outside of new york city to feel like an escape. but their most famous neighbor, the president of the united states, has put this

chuck will sit down exclusively with californiaer gergovernor jerry brown and arizona senator jeff flake on "meet the press." it comes your way at 10:30 on nbc10. >> you know, citizens bank park is the home of the phillies and major league dreams. it's every young ball player's goal to reach the majors and take the field at a place like this. and the young man you're about to meet share that same dream. elijah wants to play professional baseball some day, but he also wants a forever family to root him on. nbc10's vai sikahema introduced us to today's wednesday's child. >> to be a big league ball player is just a dream for many young men. >> welcome. >> but for elijah, it's happened. courtesy of phillies. >> got my own locker. >> they really rolled out the red carpet. >> i feel like i'm working. >> the phillies gave elijah a once in a lifetime experience that he won't soon forget. >> this is crazy. >> what they gave him is a glimpse offense what it's like to belong to a family. >> tell me why it's important to have a family? >> to it's important to have a family so i can go to college and

chuck todd recently sat down with california governor jerry brown on how the state is reacting to thel policy. >> there is a bill that's moving through the state legislature that would declare california a sanctuary state. you've not -- you've not indicated whether you're going to be fully supportive of this just yet. are you? could you be? and where are you on this idea of suing the federal government over funds that they may withhold if they declare a city a sanctuary city? >> yeah. first of all, that bill does not declare california a sanctuary state, number one. number two, it's still going through the process. we're looking at very carefully, we're having discussions with the author. there are some changes that i think would be very important -- >> why do you believe it isn't fair to call that -- that it did he chairs california -- explain why that you don't like that -- >> because -- well, as a former seminary and i have a very clear image of the sanctuary. it's in the church. it con juris up mid evil sanctuary places. and it says more than a specific set of legislative requirem

the move will likely be supported by some democrats, ron wyden and sherrod brown urged him to rein in china and chuckchumer was especially supportive of protecting american intellectual property. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive. there are deep misgivings within the white house about the american approach in afghanistan, and they came to a head during a meeting in the situation room. nbc news wheef white house correspondent hallie jackson has the exclusive story. >> reporter: an exclusive look behind the closed doors of the situation room at an increasingly frustrated president, agitated with his military on afghanistan, even as he delays a decision on a new strategy in a fight his top generals describe as a stalemate. senior administration officials take nbc news inside that meeting two weeks ago, where the president's key advisers surrounded him, including secretary of defense jim mattis. those sources say the president lashed out, suggesting mattis should fire the general in charge of afghanistan, venting, "we aren't winning." influenced, it seemed, by a meeting he had had earlier with veterans of

all right, yes i'll meet president and california governor jerry brown, meet the press airs sunday morning here on nbc 4. thank you, chuck. >>> your next drive through the district could be a little faster starting at 8:00 tonight. new traffic signal timing will be rolled out at more than 380 intersections throughout northeast and southeast dc. part of a five-year plan that started in 2012 to improve traffic flow in the city and optimize pedestrian crossing times. >> well, if you want to dr listen to this, we've got news for you. yelp is opening up an office in dc. they plan to hire 500 employees over five years. half of the new hires will be district residents. the company says it picked dc for its talent pool and its proximity to other east coast cities. yelp is headquartered in san francisco. it has u.s. offices in scottsdale arizona. >>> next on news 4. they made history when they played the navy band in the world war ii. decades later they tell us just how much it means to them to be seeing the navy museum for the very first time. >> the mistake one couple made when renewing their passport since teaching a lot of pe

. >> we will look for more when chuck talks about broken politics in america with senator jeff flake of arizona, and jerry brown. >>> a u.s. military osprey military plane crashed, three marines missing and effort. >> it took about 12 hours for military officials to make the difficult decision to suspend the search operation, and now a lot of the attention shifted to the aircraft those marines were in and its legacy of controversy. of controversy. overnight, search suspended. three u.s. marines missing off the coast of australia, now feared dead. officials say 26 marines were on board the plane, conducting regularly scheduled operations, when a mishap occurred during landing. around 4:00 local time, the osprey hits the flight deck of uss green bay. the rescue operation turns to salvage and recovery. >> military training and combat operations, it is not just enemy fire in complexity and peril of the operations themselves. >> reporter: the military unit in australia is part of joint military exercise, annual war games feature 33,000 australian and u.s. troops alongside 200 aircraft. boeing's so-called tilt row to

brown v. board decision do, notable for his fuzz fussy? >> he was one of the great prophets of the 19th century. >> chuck, you're on. go ahead. >> caller: hello? >> we can hear you. go ahead please. >> caller: hello, hello? brown reversed the plessi decision, is it true that railroads continue to ignore the brown decision and continue segregating passenger rail cars until the civil rights act? >> it's not just railroads, it's all kinds of public institutions that don't exactly comply with brown. so it takes long time, as you say, for brown to exactly be implemented. as jeffrey pointed out, there's a coupa versus erin decision and speaks to the problem of school segregation. the problem is unless there's, in the early years after brown, if there's not these dramatic instances of resistance to the decision, the school districts are able to proceed in whatever way they see fit for a long time. it's not until the mid, really, the late 1960s after the civil rights act that brown is any substantial way. >> the next is thurgood marshall who gave an interview to mike wallace, famous of cbs, on president eisenhower and what h

we'll meet more when chuck talks about broken politics with senator jeff flake of arizona and california democratic governor jerry brown. >>> some other news this morning. a u.s. military osprey aircraft crashed. two u.s. military messing. steve patterson is following this story. steve, good morning. >> it took about 12 hours for military officials to make the difficult decision to suspend that arduous search expedition. now the aircraft that military was in and the controversy. three marines missing off the coast of australia now feared dead. officials say 26 marines were on board the mv-22 osprey conducting regularly scheduled operations when a mishap occurred during landing. around 4:00 local time, on final approach, the osprey hits the flight deck of the u.s.s. green bay and slams into the sea. 23 of 26 marines were rescued. less than two hours later, the operation turned sour. >> it's not just enemy fire in action, it's also the complexity and peril of the operations themselves. >> reporter: the military unit was in australia as part of joint military exercise talisman sabre. it featured 233,000 u.s. troops along

senator brown, welcome back to the show, sir. >> good to be back. thanks, chuckt with you rhetorically answering a question that john kasich, your governor, put out there. essentially was saying the democrats have a golden opportunity and he doesn't know what they stand for beyond being anti-trump. he didn't realize that is how we were setting up this segment. is that a fair criticism that both us in the media and republicans are making right you now? >> not entirely. but i'll start with this. i applaud my governor, republican. i'm a democrat. i applaud him for standing with us to fight back against the republican plan to take health insurance away from, in my state, 900,000. around the country 22 million. what was interesting about that, chuck, is that a bunch of members of congress in both houses who get insurance paid for by taxpayers were willing to take away from millions and millions of and thank governor kasich for standing on that. that's what democrats stand for. but fundamentally this is -- you win elections by contrast. and we've seen a president of th

chuck todd, thank you for being with us. >> join schuk as he sits down exclusively with california governor jerry brown, and arizona senator jeff flake on meet the press. it comes your way this morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. we're back in a moment. at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. like putting oregano in their water. it has natural antioxidants and we don't have to use antibiotics in their diet. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. for example, thyme. it's part of our 100% veggie diet and helps support their immune system. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. >>> here's some of the stories we're following in the day ahead this sunday. you're looking at eager fans hao showed up early for the eagles open practice at the linc. it's the second and final open practice before the birds preseason opener at green bay thursday night right here on nbc 10. also today, you could run into delay ons the schuylkill expressway between city avenue and the blue

brown. he's a former fema administer during hurricane katrina. thanks for coming on. >> my pleasure, chuck. good to see you. >> nice to see you. look, for better or worse you became a phrase i guess lives in infamily with you with president bush. you wrote an op-ed today that a lot of people should read urging president trump, i guess you're trying to have him not make the same mistakes president bush did but you don't quite put it in that way. use your bully pulpit. it's very powerful. explain. >> who is a great guy, eye good guy. he used to work at the national hurricane center for me when i was the under secretary. you heard tom boss saturday who used to work for many when i was the fema director. they've told the president what they're doing. the president has asked questions. hooer is what i've not heard that kind of fits in what senator grassley said. has the president said to the cabinet, has he said to them, look, we have potentially and when i hear the national hurricane center use the word catastrophic my ears perk up and i pay attention. has the president of the united states sa

chuck. go ahead. yes, we can hear you. go ahead, please. >> hello? hello? hello? >> although you say that brown reversed the blessy decision, isn't it true that railroads continue to ignore the brown decision and continue segregating passenger rail cars. it's public institutions that don't exactly apply with brown forth with. so it takes a very long time, as you say for brown to actually be implemented and there's the cooper versus aaron decision where the court speaks to the issue of school desegregation. the problem is that unless there is in the early years after brown that if there's not these dramaticic stances to the decision, then the school districts are able to proceed in whatever way they see fit for a very long time. it's not until the mid, late 1960s that brown is implemented in any substantial way. >> our next piece of video is thurgood marshal, and he gave an interview to mike wallace, a famous of cbs on eisenhower, president eisenhower and what he thought of the president's decision and response, rather, to the desegregation of schools. this was taped on april 16, 1957. let's wat

chuck todd, appreciate it always. we will be watching "meet the press" when he speaks to ohio governor john kasich and sherrod brown. >>> let's turn to the morning's other headlines, right wing rally in berkeley, california has been cancelled after outcry from the left. there are fears violent clashes could break out any. saturday, hundreds of counter protesters took to the streets of san francisco even after they forced cancellation of a planned free speech rally from another right wing group. dozens of officers on hand in case anything got out of control. >>> a second person under arrest in london in connection with a suspected terror attack near buckingham palace. three officers were hurt when the man armed with a four foot machete drove his vehicle toward them outside the palace. luckily the injuries were minor. >>> nearly a half million marched through barcelona saturday as part of an anti-violence rally in a city still recovering from this month's terror attack. marchers were shouting "i am not afraid." >>> many thought floyd mayweather would make quick work of mcgregor in the hyped fight. mcgregor lasted into t