alexandria, david culver, news 4. >> goodluck, doc. >>> when we come back, an inside look for the new home for d.c. united socr. >>> plus, foreigners hoping for a fast track to u.s. citizenship but now a move to possibly close the legal loophole and protect people who fell victim to the lies. sa. >>> soccer fans have a reason to sell bralt becau celebrate beuse their soccer team has a new field. it's in southwest d.c. news 4's mark seagraves got hand the scenes tour. >> reporter: every stadium has sky suiteses, but here the suites are on the field and open up to this patio. no other stadium in the country will get fans as close to the ight here you'll get to d.c. united games. now one of the traditions from l rfk that make its way here to audi field is that of the are a cone for years raccoons have been spotted in and around the stadium even in the locker rooms. it led to some fan heckling. ert d.c. united has embraced the raccoon and you'll see raccoon gray is the color that hold up the structures of the stadium. this is the visiting team locker room. you can tell it is nice and eaci

inxa aria, david culver, news 4. >> good luck,oc d >>> when we come back, an inside look for the new home for d.c. united soccer. >>> plus, foreigners hoping for a fast track to u.s. citizenship but now a move to possibly close the legal loophole and protect people who fell victim to the lies. jardiance asked- and now you know. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower a1c, with diet and exercise. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowing. e do not take jardianc if you are on dialysis or have severe kidney problems

>> that was david culver reporting jam reporting.ames hopes other victims will come forward.me he's the firstcan cardinal to ever resign. a victims group says the vatican needs to be more open and honest about sex abuse claims. >> the church needs to be far more transparent about this procedure than they have been in the pas >> last month, pope francis accepted the resignations of five bishops in chile for cover-up of sex abuse there. the diocesereleased a statement, saying, this latest news is a necessary step for the church to hold accountable for sexual abuse and harmt, perpetrated by its ministers, no matter their rank, end quote. stay tuned to new for continuing coverage. the 88-year-d mccarrick was heavily involved in the church's years' long response. for more information on his resignation, open our nbc washington app >>> new at 11:00, a death investigation in gaithersburg after police feand a person in a school parking lot. officers found the man yesterd afternoo at south lake elementary school on contour road. officers don'

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

in fairx, david culver, news4. home and safe. >> great. >> nice going. >> amazing little girl. >>> so kind of nice outhere tonight. and we have something to look unds rd to tomorrow it like. >> low humidity. the levels stay in check through sunday. isolated showers are possible tomorrow mainly along and east of i-95. but most of us looking at a mainly dry thursday. your weather headlines. that's your first weather the humidity levels again are comfortable through sunday. starts to feel a little bit humid on monday. and not a lot of rain chances i. the foreca some isolated showers potentially tomorrow and again sunday. maybe a few scattered thunderstorms on monday. there's no real soaking rain on e ten-day forecast. we've been incredibly cry and here for the last two weeks. currently ourra temres are in the 70s and 80s. and even some 50s. nchester down to 66 degrees. 77 in leesburg. 83 degrees here in the districta we'll off of tomorrow around 70. a really nice start around ll lunchtime, it be nice to head out for l

vid culver with the latest on the investigation. andracing against the clo the rains in thailand.ency tonight in the effort to rescue that group ofu soccer players. >>> still watching this situation at the statue of liberty tonight. the protester on the statue doing her best to aolice. amelia? > and, jim, i'm tracking thunderstorms and rain north and west of town, including this thunderstorm around ballenger ricreek. in fre. i'll have the latest on who could be dealing with rain for fireworks tonight coming uin my updp at >>> back to those live pictures from the statue of liberty. a woman at an immigrati protest earlier today climbed up the base of the statue and nows sh hiding under lady liberty's foot as police try to reach het. we'll you know if they are able to get her down. this is an immigration policy protest. a >>> now look at some of the parades and community events ing on today for the fourth of july. the parade in fairfax started at 10:00 a.m. it was full of music, first responders, even the washington capitals' mascot slap shot. th events continu all the way until the

m we'll check in with david culver en alexandria covering the flooding and dam there.e'll have our roars. we're fanned out all over region. we saw tracee there and the water is only rising. >> the worst isll s to come. >> and tokyo 2020 is offic ylly twors out. >> celebrations already underway. plus, we'll take a lookt how the host city is preparing and e new sports y can expect at the next olympics. >> and take a look. here's your forecast road conditions tonight and tomorrow for the morning commute and evening commute aswe well. e looking for rain to continue leading to wet roads issues.e flooding how much more rain can we expect, and what kind of rainfall >>> the excitement is building or the summer olympic games in tokyo. >> two years away. 2020, the olympic venues are already taking shape. >> they are already getting excited here stateside in los angeles. jay grey is in the little neighborhood of l.a. he has a look at a special event to mark the special day. konichiwa, jay. >> reporter: >> right back at you, leon. how can you not be excited about the olympics. two

when culvers plugged up and ice mushroomed over the world, it had to be clear even at 40 below. while the driver went for help, it would be frozen fast. at many points the graves were too steep especially when they ecame ice. sanding machines worked constantly. but it was impossible to keep the roads safe at all times and places. even on the best section, if drivers relax for a moment, they might find themselves in a ditch. cars worked up and down the highway drags trucks out of trouble whenever they found hem. stations established at 100-mile intervals were manned by quarter master troops who checked over and refueled each truck as it ame through. troops had to repair and service their equipment as best they could. but repair facilities were badly overtaxed. both parts and mechanics were scarce. many trucks were lined for weeks at a time. at the start, troops working on the highway had only tent first living quarters. by the beginning of 1943, however, most of them were living in houses. sometimes they were banked with sawdust. they came in sections an could erected in a few ho

bureau reporter david culver is outside the school where it happened. david? >> reporter: doreen, i'm outside in the front of the school. you look behind me and you a dot se damage. that's a good thing. this is a school that was recently renovated and reopened last year with all the renovations done after five years. the damage itheack. i'll take you there in just a moment, but the bigger concern foks is on the roads, especially tonight going into tomorrow. you might expect another bumpy commute. tonight an off-roading experience for some lorton residents. old colchester road open for now. we mud ander making for a bumpy ride. >> we need the rain, so where i live we have problems with the creek rising, and thend road up being closed. that's been the major issue. >> reporter: some drivers not risking it. backing up before getting stuck. in vienna drivers obeying tad closed sign creating a makeshift round-about on hunter mill road, s amingly choreographed follow the leader in search of another way around. farther west i perciville, the tuesday morning downpour h

reporting in herndon, virginia, david culver, new4. >> maryland man sentenced to life for murdering hisiancee dead.born child is now montgomery said nkusu killed himself in a jail cell and he stabbed maria mbunga two years ago inside her apartment. she was five months pregnant at time. nkusu was just sentenced on monday. >>> the all clear has been given toohns hopkins hospital in baltimore after some scary moments today. irefighters evacuated two buildings after some employees were possibly exposed to tuberculosis. in a statement hopkins says the emplees who were in that area were isolated and evaluated. they do not believe anyone else was exposed. >>> cou beore than a week before we learn who won that closely contested docratic primary for montgomery county,tive. right now councilember mark elrich is leading businessman david blair by a razor thin margin. fewer than 200 votes. the fate of the race hangs with thousands ofrosional ballots. news 4's chris gordon is there as election officials started this tedious countg process. the montgomery county board of canvassers is counting more t

this evening strangers and friends are helping to provide for his family and burea report david culver is live in herndon now to explain. david? >> reporter: pat, reporting on on this story you have to reflect and think how often do we go into store and run past a clerk, not even remembering thyer face? it seemed the victim in this case resham bajgain connect, with peoproof that have is a growing memorial. flowers of remembrance contin ng to line the curb i front of the sunoco gas station and perhaps even more telling, the fact that more than 500 of you have donated thousands of dollars to an online fund-raiser. the franklin farmsas sunoco station is back open, business as usual, so it bseems,ut nearby residents familiar with what happened here wednesday morning are struggling to see past the disturbing crime. >> it's ver sad for the family and our area. >> reporter: lorraine hancock, ike most everyone else who has left flowers ofremembrance, did not know resham bajgain personally, he was the friendly face behind thecounter. >> every time i go in there, honestly just a genuine man,ys a

in reston, virginia, david culver, news 4. >>> newo pushback a controversial decision about a maryland the prince george's county council is coming out against changes to the proposed bw parkway. e needs that conversion to implement his highway expansion plan. that plan would add express toll lanes to the wbkw par in both prince geoes and aroundle counties. the national parks services agreed to consider that transfer. > marriott is the latest company to announce plans to stop using plastic straws. the hotel chain will make the move by next july at all their location. the same goes for plastic stirrers. allf this part of a growing effort to help cut waste and protect our environmentli american as said it would stop serving drinks with plastic straws and stirrers back in november. starbucks is also phasing out plastic straws worldwide by 2020. mcdonald'sas bannedlastic straws from all of its uk restaurants. >> not everyone is applauding this movement to ban plastic straws. some people with disabilities say that the ban could present significanten chas in their lives. news 4's amy choe li

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david culver talked to a couple of guys playing in that game, and they're trying to caulk everythingp, notentioning what was going on there. trying to keep a lid on things. it turns out no charges were filed in this case and they also went out of way to not talk about the races involved. what are your listeners saying about this? >> first of all, it's ridiculous. it seems like it's an epidemic in our country. if it's not every week, it's every other d t or close that, people calling law enforcement for matters that don't require it. many of our listens said maybe there should be something on a local or national levelhat we explain to peoe what warrants a police involvement and what doesn't. i know it seems trivial, but that oucall,ook valuable resources off the street to handle a matter that didn't require it. now, of course, we hcalls, lots of calls -- >> i'll bet. >> this is bobby from ketering. >> that doesn't happen where i'm from. nobody does that. that's against man law. we don't call fouls -- no blood, no foul. you definitely don't call the ops. >> just a waste valuable resour

david culver reporting live.hank you, david. >>> right now i charlottesville, the man accused in a deadly car attack is being arraigned on 30 new hate crime charges. fields isus a of killing his car through a crowd in charlottesville. fields is alsoacing a murder charge in state court. >>> today anne arundel county workers joined many others to stop for a moment and pay honor to the five employees killedt the "capital gazette." >> the moment of silence at 2:33 p.m. marked the exact moment last week a gunman attacked the annapolis newsroom. bureau chief trace we wilkins on the seen. no doubt a very moving day for them. >> reporter: a moment of silence in newsrooms across the country et 2:33, including our own. people who w paying honor to the five who were killed in this building behind me but for the people of who live here in annapolis in anne arundel county, that moment of silence was about finding healing. you can see e in thes and you could hear in their words afterwards just how important it was for them to

in tysons, david culver news 4. >>> what a nightmare at the hair salon. one woman left with chunks of her hair missing. what the owner blames for the damage. irst here is amelia tracking the weather. >> cing up, a live report from shomari stone. weave the bigyonc concert where a worry of the thunderstorming impactin fedex field tonight. thankfully that is going down as those srms materialize further to the north. how does the rainffect our a >>> only on news 4, scary moments for a customer at a hair salon inld f. >> she said her hair started falling out after aor col treatment. bureau chief tracee wilkins found out the owner may not be operating legly in maryland. >> thext e, she fried my hair. it's fried. >> reporter: cistina coates says a year after natural hair, she won'tndik edges le this. she said after having her hair down i waldorf, her hair started falling out. >> my scalpng was get hot. she took me out and started washing my hairment when she m started washi hair, i could hear her mumbng. i jumped up and i saw all of i this the bowl and i'm left

in fairfax, david culver, news4. >> what a story -- >> i would hope my own kids would react that well. >> let's get a final check on our weather. somara. >> it's going to be a great day. it's already a great day. we're heating things up to the upper 80s. i do want you to know that chance of showers if east i-95, primarily along the bay and southward. it's going to be a great evening out for dinner bute have a hot weekend ahead. back to you both. >>> and that's news4 thanks for being with us for midday. 're back on the airwe ♪ >>> we are live in five, four, three, two, one. >>> kiley jennerer is on pace to become the world's youngest self-made billionaire or the selfie-made billionaire and according to "forbes" magazine nde is worth $900 million more than her sister kim. she is only worth $350million. she is poor. >> and kiley's cover has everybody talking, and we will get into that backlash. today, it ismmy nomination day and the walking encyclopedia, and he knows everything. dave carter is here, and

i'm david culver alongside angie goff. >> that's right. we know that theas rain stopped for most of us. >> finally. >> just in time f the weekend. perfect timing. >> for sure. >> hopefully it couple of days. >> you know what, i think we have somebody to checkn on at with. lauryn ricketts in the weather center, it's hopefully going to be a dry weekend. >> yeah. i do believe we'll be able to get outside. barbecues, parties, pool time, yard work, exercise, anything you want to get out and do today. anything you want to getodutside and do is going to be fantastic weather. you canin see everythg is green. so lush out there. just a beautiful looking saturday morning here in the capital. current temperatures now, up to 79 degrees. that wind is out of the north. we have the wind out of south, that was bumping in lat humiditytle bit over the last week. now that wind out of north, drier air ming innd some lower humidity. more comfortable conditions out there. garden tip from our friends. get out and enjoy the day. definitely today visit one of the p

the in fairfax county, david culver, news 4. for me is running out thousand of students in prince george's county as tracee wilkins shows us. the kids don't get themu imnizations soon they won't be allowed tgo to class. >> maria is enjoying the last of summer fun before her son hits the third grade. >> reporter: her daughter is going to kindergarten which means kindergarten immunizations. >> thanks to her health insurance the daughter is read to g >> we're going to see the doctec, yeah, but bause we have insurance and some people here don't have that service. >> no insurance is part of the reason. some 6700 sixth graders in prince george's county were not immunized at the end of the school year. the school system tried to help. unfortunately that wasn't successful and parents did not return the consent reforms which allowed usmmo iize all the children for free. >> there's a push to get the word out in latino communities. >> we're going to town hall meetings and letting the community know that now is the time to get immunizes. >>

i'm david culver alongside my friend angie goff. >> a beautiful sunrise t start off.at the proof behind us. >> we're ready for a dry weekend,ts lauryn rick tracking it all. hopefully no showers. >> not tracking any showers right now, guys. the showers i see are well to the south of us. we're looking at rain to the south and east of us right now. butor the most part, we are dry and looking nice. let's sho that you sunrise one more time. i don't think we can show you that enough gen the rain we had yesterday. we dodged a bullet here in d.c. let me tell you that. storms set up and then they lost a lot of intensity once they moved over the d.c. area yesterday. behind those storms, this is what we're left with. lower humidity and plent of sunshine. the sun came up a little after 6:00 a.m. 72 degrees inside the district at reagan national airport. you step outside the we have temperatures in the 60s. so it is a little chilly out t there outsi beltway. otherwise you wake up this morning. the temperatures will rush to move near 80 degrees by the time we head through the middl

in alexandria, david culver, news 4. >> good luck. >>> the family of a man shot and ki by u.s.k police is demanding answers t. the famil has filed freedom of information act requests to find out names of the officersed invo and other information. this is dashcam video you're seeing during the 2017 traffic stop when park polic fired shots into the car and he was not armed at the time and he died daysater. earlier this year the u.s. attorney's office denied the request to release the 911 call that night and elected officials have also formation gone unanswered. >>> tropical storm chris spinning off the carolina coast and expected toe a hurricane. just ahead. doug's tracking the path and the impact on the coast. >>> and how many do you know about the wine you're drinking? is it really subtly demure? is it really subtly demure? consumer reporter susan ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> breaking news if you're just joining

bureau reporter david culver walks us through this bizarre plot. >> reporter: tonight employees of this grocery market are terrified by an alleged murder-for-hire plot.ed the suspetarget, one of the store clerks. when i walked in to speak to the clerk here, it was clear thatas this very emotional case still. i showed a photo of the suspect in the armed robbery, and immediately one of the young women i was speak bg withke into tears. it shows you how raw and hue frightening this is. it started back in july 2017. olice say marvin and enrique marokin walked into the store and robbed him and police tracked him down and a month later thesuspect's mother allegedly showed up at the star. the warnt says she tolhe victim to not proceed with the son.es against her just this past month the case intensified. store employees reported to police some strange encounters at the store, including unknown men using their cell phones to record the employees. police began digging deeper. they uncovered a letter allegedly sent by another inmate who say he shared a jail unit withmarokin which details a payment

i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff f than joining us. the rain has stopped in time for the weekend. we planned it this way. >> after the week we had, we need dry skies. lauryn ricketts is tracking your weekend forecast. >> absolutely. it's going to be a nice day to do that. nice weekef you can't do it today. plenty of sunshine and low humidity as well. take a look. it's b autiful day. you can see that sun in the n.ght corner of your scr again, a beautiful morning out there. the sun came up a little after 6:00 a.m. this morning. are dry rightnow. thank goodness we continue to stay dry. however, the rainhat passed through yesterday, you can see this line that goes all the way rough the atlantic ocean and comes down through the outer banks. thats the line ofrain. the frontal system that passed through yesterday broug flooding through baltimore and portions of southern maryland hanging off the coast. it's going to stay there all weeken if your travels take you down virginia beach, you're out of luck until it moves back to the north. that won

bureau reporter david culver explains what the victim witnessed and why that made her at. >> reporter: this is a bizarre murder-for-hire plot under way tonight in fairfax county. it started with an arm robbery that happened about a year ago at this latino grocery store right off route 7. july 27 police say this man walked into the store and allegedly robbed a clerk at gunpoint and took off. a month later he was arrested and tak to jail, but as he's twaiting a trial we uncovered this search warriled by fairfax county police for solicitation of murder. it says after his arrest for the robbery, the suspect's mother allegedly showed up at the store. the warrant says she told the victim not to proceed with t charges against her son. just this past month the case intensified. store employees reporting to police some strange rsencounte at the store, including unknown men using their cell phones to record their employees. police began digging deeper and they uncovered a letter allegedly sent by another inmate. investigators say he shared a jail unit with maroqu and it altails payments for a m

>> such a sad story there, david culver. david, thank you. >>> maryland congressman steny l on thisin the hospi fourth of july. he is being treated at george washington universit hospital for new pneumonia. he was admitted yesterday and six expected to make a full recovery, according to his spokesperson. he's the house minority whip and served in maryland's fifth congressional district since 1981. >>> breaking news out of new york this evening. police are trying to get to someone who c the statue of liberty in a protest against u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement. you can see that person coming p at the base of the statu here. this all follows an earlier protest at the statue where seven other peoe were arrested after unrolling a banner that called for i.c.e. to be abolished. >>> turning now to the celebrations for thisrt f of july from parades to picnics, backyard barbecues to baseball games. seems like everything is a washington sea of red, white and blue today as americans take part in those time honored traditions

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in fairfax, david culver, news 4. >> wow. she is a superhero. >> yeah, she is.etime. she needs to give me lessons. >> allhe best to him. >> he does have a long road ahead. >> amelia, you've got some good news and not so good news. >> good news, we have low humidity. no extreme heat in the forecast. but we also don't have a lot of rain chances in the forecast. it's going to continue to stay pretty dry around here. temperatures today were in 90s, highs tomorrow in the 80s. pretty comfortable day ocurall. ently we're at 86 ins. dul 89 in camp springs. 87 degrees over annapolis. what i'm showing r youht now aren't dmps but dew point temperatures, this is howtr we k humidity. if the dew point temperature is at 65 or higher, we're saying it's feeling humid out there. dew point temperatures around 6s degr here in summer pretty much unheard of. feeling very cfortable out there for washington, d.c. standards. we're going to continue toeel comfortable with the humidity levels right through sunday, not until monday ittarts to feel a little humid. here is category 1 hurrica

in reston, david culver, news 4. >> davideached out to fairfax county police today.still investigating the c and have not ruled out alcohol or speed. they could ao file charges. >>> we are working a breaking story in downtown d.c. d.c. police say they are responding to at least a dozen drug overdoses. three people are unconscious at 4th and east street. sources tell news 4 they think this is linked to a bad batch of the drug k2. police say they've had over 100 calls for overdoses in just the last couple of multiple agencies met, in fact, today to discuss the problem. we're speaking tohi the fire tonight and we're going to have updates right here on news 4. >> tt's frightening. erika, thank you. >>> montgomery county often ranks asr one of region's wealthiest jurisdictions. despite that, the countyaces a major issue when it comes to homelessness. today countyfficials held a ceremony to remember more than two dozen homeless individuals to have died in the p year. the county also announced a new effo focused on ending homelessness for famils by 2020. a recent survey fou

bureau reporter david culver just spoke with the victim's mother and father, a story you'll only see on news 4. >> reporter: jill and bernard aving a fairfax county court emotionally exhausted after hours of conform testimo forced them to relive their son trisn's sudden death. >> tristan would want us to forgive and forget. at's going to be really, really hard. you come in here thinking you're going t beatisfied and you're not. you just hurt for the other person too. >> reporter: last fall, tristan began hisea sophomore at george mason university. he had a lot of friends and often socialized with his fraternity bmbthers. on sep 27th, he sold him lsd. three days later, tristannd others took the drugs. tristan started getting wild and at one point turned to a friend to say i love you, before running down the hall and jumping through a fifth floor window. >> my son's been gone for ten months. just now i'm finally getting some closure. here are still questions out there that i need answers for. >> reporter: befe delivering r sentence, the judge very direct, looking at the defendant, tell

first went public in "new york times" hnd share reaction to mccarrick's resignation wi our david culver. he asked that we not show his face and only call him by his favorite name, james. >> for a lot of folks in this area it's big news. for you, it's incredibly personal. how are you feeling? >> all of my life, from age 11 prison,i have lived in a and it has not been easy. today i'm opening up that door, i'm walking out to the street and letting the sun hit my face for the first time ever. truly a free man. >> james shares much more of his experience tonight on news4 at 11:00. meantime, we did reach the arch diocese for comment, they declined. thismorning, a statement was released. cardinal daniel denardo said, quote, i thank the holy father for his leadership in iaking thortant step. it reflects the priority the holy father places on the need for protection and care for all our people, and the way failures in this area affect the life of the church in the united states, end quote. we are working on getting you an interview with carnal whirl, the archbishop of washington. that's coming u

. >> that was david culver reporting. >>> u.s. representative and civil rights activist john lewis expected to be released from the hospital today after being admitted lt night for undisclosed reasons. he was instrumental in the civil rights in the '60s marching alongside martin luther king, jr. in selma, alabama. >>> today you can be a lifesaver just by donating blood. >> just takes aew minutes. in fairfax county the fire department is hoping you'll make an appointment today. derrick ward live in vienna with more and why this is sopo ant. hi, derrick. >> good morning, again. we're at rescue station 42 in northern virginia. there is some lifesaving goi on here. like i said, you don't see the sirens, hear the sens or fir equipment but it is, indeed, happening. it's happening behind me inside this blood mobile. there is a constant need for blood donation, be it from catastrophic event, from accidents. sometimes stabbing, shooting. any of those incidents you hear about usually require the transfusion or donation of blood. that is whe

david culver takes a moment to show everybody just how much we miss him. >> i have had the extraordinaryge of working for almost half a century with some absolutely marvelous professionals. today we mark one year since the world lost a light and d.c. lost a monument, and we at news4 lost our leader. we took a moment this past week to remember our friend and colleague. vance left behind a legacy with spokes from all walks of life. when we think abo all tha happened this past year, we can only imagine your commentary evoking the tears and cheers. vance's last interview was with ie bunch, the foundingdi rector of the national museum of african american history and culture. as it turns out, it was an emmy awardie winning inte vance earning his own place in that very smithsonian. it's a place where we can all go one day toee and hear that laugh. a year later, and we still miss the soul of our newsroom. we're grateful f the time we had with him. >> vance liked to close friday evening broadcasts with my mood, and as we say good nighgo we're ing to play some of that song for you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ raindro

. >> friday morning at sony pictures in culver city, california.w runners, mike royce, and gloria calderon, are brainstorming in the writers' room. >> that's an elegant response. >> their hit sitcom, "one day at a time," was green lit for a third season on netflix. >> you don't understand social media. >> of course i do. all you have to do is find a boy and twat at him. [ laughter ] >> i hope you mean tweet. >> we are embracing whatever issues this family is going through. and it turns out, in these times, there are a lot of issues that are on the front pages. >> ever since somebody decided to call latino s rapists and criminals -- >> the original was about a divorced woman with two children. ♪ one day at a time >> norman, of course, was the first to do that. ♪ one day at a time >> that's norman lear, the legendary sitcommaker who is famous for pushing the tv envelope. >> you don't know nothing about lady liberty, standing there in the harbor. >> creating megahits in the '70s and '80s, like "all in the family." >> send me your poor, your deadbeats

good morning to you, i'm david culver. >> and i'm melissa mollet, we are in here when it is n e and warm outside. the heat wave is just getting more intense day, it's 80 degrees, by the way, at 9:30 in the moing. >> unbelievable, it is only going up from there, it is a weather alert day for all of our area. lauren, i just saw the wind blowing there, and i know yesterday that would bring us some relief and lauren said, nos tharm wind that's blowing. is that still the same? she's disappeared now. >> i knew it was off as soon as i popped up. >> either you dropped sometng or- >> did you hear my question? >> no, i was actually -- i'm rry. >> the wind, the breeze, it's a wa breeze, right? >> it's a warm day out there, i'm forgetting to put on my mike, the heat's getting to me . obviou it is going to be a hot day out there, we do have a heat adviry in place. that begins at noon and it gs until 8:00 p.m. so it's going to be hot all the way through the afternoon and into the evening tonight. let's show youhat advisory because it really impacts everybody. this is where it's going to fee 100 to 105

they will call for anarchy, culver chaos. the president has them like a dog running for its own tail in circles. >> jason: the supreme court is such a pivotal pick. it is the reason why so many people were so excited becoming the president. how do you see this playing out for the president? >> it is a huge issue. it will be in the midterms also. for two reasons. one, depending on the contentiousness of the hearing. i know the president very much wants to have the nominee confirmed before the midterm. even if he or she, it will still be a big issue. voters think it is quite likely that the present will get a third pick. all three are very bright, very capable people. i am sorry to see diane off of that list. she was on it before, also very capable. it will be a contentious hearin hearing. it is a huge, huge issue. we could certainly break down these three nominees if you have time on the show. they have plenty of to offer. >> jason: peter strzok. as a former chairman, nobody was rooting more for judiciary watch than me. they a

of this awful heat wave this afternoon theirny still do not have power so just ahead at 5:00 david culverey are coping and when they can expect that acrn to be tued back on and you've got to love this story. a mother reunited with her children after they separated at the border more than a month ago. this was brought about by a group of women. k didn't evw the moment and led to a fabulous moment so we'll see you with tstories and a lot more and everything you need to know coming up at 5:00. sounds great. thanks, wendy. >>> what's old is new at the national building museum this summer. >> and visitor can cool off inside a interactive exhibit. >> this fun house exhibit features pools filled with thousands of plastic balls and aninteractive how is that reimagines your typical rooms. there's a marble maze that will keep kids mes perized. this the was creed by the group snarchitecture, the same groupbe that wasnd the beach years ago. >> we have the perfect opportunity of the backyard to be able to create the scaled version of it and rather tha create the original insulation that people have se

bureau reporter david culver explains how one localeacher helped put him on this path to success. >>orter:ummer session turning no a life lesson for these alexandria high school students. >> not going to condone violence in our schools. >> reporter: the city's new school superintendent addressing everything from stemming school violence to expanding vocational prog cms. >> succe also moan i'm going to go into the military or go directly into the workforce. >> reporter: success for ddr dr.hutchings comes with a homecoming. >> i got the job and i was really excited. >> reporter: a dream job that he said ganl in alexandria in kindergarten with his teher, miss dorothy mckenzie. >> she i believe instilled in mow tpot anything wasssible. >> reporter: growing up in a single parent household hutchings graduated from t.c. williams high school. after college he pursued education, first as aeaer and then as a principal. >> i said i want to do more than just, you know, touch the lives of 25 kids. i want to touch the lives of an entire school building. >> reporter: in 2003 he took over an entire

. >> friday morning at sony picture studios in culver city, california. >> i wish there had been a bystander. >> mike and gloria are brainstorming in the writer's room. >> that is an elegant response. >> the hit sitcom one day at a time was lit for a third season on netflix. >> you don't understand social media. >> of course i do. all you have to do is find a boy and thrrot at him. >> i hope you mean tweet. >> whatever issues this family is going through, it turns out in these times there are issues on the front pages. >> ever since somebody decided to call a group of latinos rapists and criminals. >> it's a complete reimagining of a sitcom with the same name. >> it was about a divorced woman with two children. norman was the first to do that. >> that's norman leer. the legendary sitcom maker who was famous for pushing the envelope. >> you don't know nothing about lady liberty. >> creating mega hits like all in the family. >> send us your poor and deadbeats. >> and the jeffersons. >> that honky, when i have a problem. >> the producer with an american problem. what's the deal the american fam

has got to be it: he sent out a tweet that made it look like he was going to go to blaze pizza in culverhain).. lakers fans went nuts!one tweet and look at what happened.. .everybody mobbed the pizza place waiting for lebron.. fans went nuts.. they knew the king was in town but nobody's seen him so they were excited.. look at the traffic and the mob of people.. of course the pizza place was happy to see the crowd but they said lebron wasn't coming. ahhh a trick to get business??to make matters worse: after causing the stampede.. lebron's wife tweeted out a pic of what he was really doing while everybody was lining up to see him: floating in his pool. not even eating pizza at all. that's a donut. ( darya ) you know what's a way bigger deal to the rest of the world than lebron moving from cleveland to l- a??? soccer star ronaldo going from spain to italy!! real madrid wouldn't give him a raise.. so he got one from juventis. four years 141 million dollars. so a little less than lebron who signed with the lakers for 4 years at 154 million. and if you still say it's soccer, who cares?.. the r

he shared his reaction to mccarrick's resignation with our david culver.sked we not show his face and only call him first name, james. >> for a lot of folks in this area it's big news, for you it's incredibly person. how are you feeling? >> from age 11 to 60, i lived ia a prison and inot been easy. today i'm opening up that door and walking out to the street and lettg the sun hit my face for the first time ever.tr y a free man. >>> news 4 did reach out to the archdiocese of washington for their comment. they declined. >>> time right now is 9:35. new ts morning theeath toll is expected to climb in indonesia wre a 6.5 earthquake rattled the island. at least 14 people diemore than 160 others were hurt. it sent people running into the streets and triggered a landslide. that quake was also felt in bali, the popular tourist destination, there was no damage there. >>> a baltimore man is accused of sexually assaulting a passenger aboard a fli federal prosecutors charge deo mugabe. investigators say the assault happened on a flight from houston to baltimore in late

northern virginia bureau reporter david culver sprains their new summer safety initiative. >> our livesiving, walking, from one place to another always moving. our mind caught up in conversation aor lost in our cel phonesou police wanto freeze for a moment and take in your surroundings. >> soplften p can fall into routines an not be as aware of their surrounding and not necessarily be paying attention to what they are seeing and that's why people shod be observant always. >> police are getti specific about what they want you to keep an eye out for. if people are taking o picture security sites or features, that's a red flag in. your own workplace if somebodyn is stockpi a lot of uniforms or company badges, they say that's suspicious, too, and we all know those people overly curious asking a lot of questions about things, but they say if one person in particular is being very specific,pe istent about security questions, well, that's submight want toey report. ant you to refer to this poster so as to recognize the signs of terrorism-related it mentions everything from thwarting szish atta

. >> and our david culver trying to get to the bottom of things here.allegations and what the newspaper is saying about it all. >>> also, dozens of charities are claiming to assist veterans, but they have been shut down for defrauding those donors. >> our susan hogan with a warning for you tonight and how you can know you're giving to the right operation. you know, it's tougher and to aher with these things popping up on our phone and online every single day. >> put the word veteran in, and you have to think it's a goo cause. wait until you see her report. >> all right, folks, see you in a little bit. >>> it was an emotional night at th esp award in los angeles. bravery and heroism taking center stage. >> several of the honorees were also part of major news stories. hundreds of athletes who accused sports dr. larry nassar for sexual abuse were honored with the arthur ash award for courage. 140 survivors stood there on that stage in a powerful show of unity. >> we are here on this stage to present an image for the world to see, a portrait of survival, a

thousands of people waited for hours at the culver city location...but james never showed up...ead... his wife posted a picture on instagram of the king hanging on a donut inflatable in his pool with the caption "donut kill my vibe" evidently plans for him to be there... the tweet was just a promotion for the store next at 8. a model's close encounter with sharks turns dangerous, when one bites her.... and pulls her underwater. tonight at 9 you are disrespecting black race there are black people and there are you need to know it here we go again, what yet another racist rant. i'll tell you next edition of people behaving badly badlybehaving people (ken) a florida student is lucky to be alive after a close call with sharks in the bahamas. 19-year-old katarina zarutskie (za- rut-ski) was posing for the camera while swimming with nurse sharks. her boyfriend's dad snapped photos as one shark bit down on her wrist and pulled her underwater. (pam) zarutskie (za-rut-ski) was able to quickly get out of the water, away from the sharks. the man who owns the marina where she was swimming s

bureau reporter david culver is in wood brimg with both side of the story. >> repter: acism israel piece of paper torn out of a reporter's notebook. the note seemingly signed bye stephani saul, a "new york times" journalist and the question how did she get inside. he claims saul walked into his unlocked apartment wednesday afternoon uninvited. he was at work and had a friend staying with him had. he says that friend h an unexpected run-in with saul. >> walking out of the bathroom and hearing something she turned around and stephanie wasan stding right where you are standing, right where you're standing. >> reporter: the "new yo times" says that's not what happened. in an e-mailed response they tell me, quote, miss saul went nto address for landrum associates in woodbridge and was told that heas not present after knocking and left a note call. him to at no time it she enter the premises. the note behind references corey as in corey stewart. brian believes he wanted to ask about workn the republican's campaign. >> come after me aggressivelyo to some extent i'm not surprised. >> reporter: s

just ahead, david culver talks to molly and her mom about thea ons that 3-year-old took that day to getmost likely she saved his life. it's a lovely, fabulous story. here is something that a lot of us do. you go online to find a vacation home share thinking it's a great alternative to a hotel when you're away but the rentalsit c come risks. tonight at 5:00, susan hogan is reporting on the safety question that you nee to ask before you book one of these home shares. so we'll be seeing you soon with those stories and a whole lot more on this busy wednesday. ck to you. >> all right. thank you, wendy. >> thanks, >>> harvey weinstein claims he is a sex addict, but the world health organization has another name for this condition. the w.h.o. uses kulsive sexual behavi behavior disorder. 55,000 injuries, diseases and uses of death. it is classified as an impulse control disordct not an addiion. but the w.h.o. says more research could prove compulsive sexual behavior disorder belongs in the addiction category. >>> the biggest airline at bwi needs more space. the airport wantso fast-track constr

morning to you, i'm david culver, in for adam todd. >> an we are warm, it is hot already. >> i thoughteze me out of here. yesterday's high temperature, it's going to get more intense today. >> already, storm team meteorologist angie is in for today. >> it's little sticky in here. >> when angie is here, it's 2 degrees in here, i'm walking in with a shawl, even though it's 99 degrees outside. but we're probably going to be begging for that air conditioner later on this afternoon. a severe weather alert because it is a hot one out today. if you thought yesterday was hot, today is going to be a few degrees warmer, in fact national weather service went ahead and issuedt advisory that begins at noon and goes until 8:00 p.m. but it's going to be closer to 0 105 as we go through the afternoon. again,itis going to be a lot warmer out there today,

amazon's biggesthogpp cin ever, and more opportunities for crooks so david culver i working on that story at 5:00. >> hi, david. >> hey there, wendy and jim. ju d a few of the prime day packages that i ordered earlier this week. folks should be expecting them on and they should be. some somehow despite tracking them and keeping tabs on them are only finding empty front porches. that's the reality for many here in arlington. you think of this and it's often an issue for the holidays and this no longer a holiday problem. in fact, people are this is extending to all the big shopping promotions online, like amazon prime day and coming up on "news 4 at 5," some of the ways to keep the goods secure and one of them includes, jim and wendy, the walkers behind me. >> don't even try to steal it. it will only feel dated. >> some wine classes and corkscrews for you guys. >> might want to get my hands on that. >> want to go with the case of wine that i had delivered here at the station. that's how i kept the crooks away. >> thank you, david. >> david is reallyanng on to those boxes. >> see you a littl

our bureau reporter david culver is live for us in falls church to explain these changes and sem how students and teachers feel about it. >> we'll walk you through some of the detailed parts of these proposed changes in a moment and here we are in the midst of the summer. >> we have teachers all in the summer mode. >> and they are going to be meeting here in a cple of hours and they will be focused on keeping more than 200,000. students and staff here safe. >> the images of the students trying to escape danger, haunting and so real some. west springfield high school students like xander mely and like many students they are well aware of potential school threats. this month's deadly shooting sparked our area's largest school system. fairfax county to do a school check. the school board is now considering several different ch safety ges, like new rocedures for school visitors and enhanced lockdown drills. time to happen at more random moments like lunch and in between classes. >> it's good f us, you know, how to deal with different situations in different areas. >> reporter: the board

. >> our reporter david culver hai a w from police and amazon on how to keep thieves from snagging your purc ises. >> and got the harry potter box set. >> reporter: a few weeks from the start of school, and these teachers are waste nothing time preparing. they are shopping for the first day starting on prime day. >> everything they need for school, everything on amazon. >> reporte you guys stocking up now for the start of>>school? oh, yes. >> reporter: they, like many of c, logged on, added to the digital shoppint and once ordered amazon keeps you update nding you push notify kagsz and even snapping photos of the items left. >> but for some it's a vanishing act. >> don't leave your packages unattended. >> reporter: arlington county reat primeing you to day safety like you would the holidays. they suggest that you track your package, require a signature or hold that package at a mail facili for ckup. you can also have someone you trust accept the package or pick it up in a store. >> some customers are using amazon alternatives so as to secure theirgood, things like these low, and this on

david culver is live in tysons. every te you turnaround, it seems like there's a new building going up, david. >> reporter: that's because there is. almost every single day you see a crane coming up. following it, a new building. when it opened, jim, in 196, some thought this place was going to fail, that it was too far out from all the action. today it is c ssidered bye to be the most valuable piece of property in the greater d.c. area, attracting some 25 million visitors each year. that is more than disney land. if you wonder howyss corner center got its name, the answer is simple. chk out this photo. this is a corner store on a crossroads in tyso, virginia. >> it was literally in the middle of a farm field, a peach field. >> reporter: in recent years they stayed strong against online retailers by what they consider to be a lifestyle experience, more than just shopping. >> if we can create the environment where people will be entertained, they'lle this every day of the epweek. >> rter: in the 50 years tysons corne