doug: marcus. i'm doug. lemonis: oh, hey, doug. how are you? doug: nice to meet you.ine. cristine: cristine. lemonis: how are you? nice to meet you. this is a nice place. doug: yeah. thank you. cristine: thank you. lemonis: is this place pretty busy? doug: it's building. it's growing. cristine: it's growing. lemonis: i notice that the menu's a little different. cristine: yes. doug: we have a smaller version. so, we don't do 20-inchers or 18-inchers. lemonis: how come? doug: the 12- and 14-inch -- they're easier to make. they take up less space in the oven. 20-inchers are kind of a hassle to then put on your franchisees. lemonis: dino led me to believe that the second location is a total disaster. "they don't know what they're doing. the place is a mess." but i would argue strongly that some of the small tweaks that doug's made, like the menu, actually made the experience better. lemonis: how is this business treating you guys? cristine: good. doug: it's good. lemonis: what does it do in sales? doug: last year was $270,000. lemonis: but it's new. cristine: it's new. we

go, doug, go. wow. nice job, doug. >> that's impressive do i get a ribbon? how did i do?-old in lane two beat you. >> yes. >> i don't know how much time i have left. i'm out of time, ameli and out of breath. >> doug, i'll help you out here. nice job. ry like what erika said interest, against some middle schoolers, i could not have done that. what a nice night to be out there in the swimming pool. having such a blast down there. 87 degrees right now. we'll fall into the 70s around 9:0 m. another beautiful night. air conditioning off and windows ten out there. a nice startorrow morning. 70 degrees at 7:00 a.m. and we warm to a high temperature of 89. basically a carbon copy of what we saw today. a little bit of cloudiness develops through the afternoon. maybe an isolated shower and most of us are dry. it is a spectacular friday out there. here's your pollen report today. i showed you this yesterday. mold spores are cng in high once again and now we have the trees coming in moderate for the we. look at this. most of us are completely dry. 90 on saturday and 92 on sunday and

bsolutely, doug.as issued a flash flood watchfor just about entire area. check out the various weather alerts monday fresh on mind.ody's nsrst more on what a watch means, that mea the weather event could happen, so everybody has the potential to see flash flooding out there tonight. now, an advisory is goingo be a low-risk situation but theis event happening. a warning, which is i think what we're going to see, what doug was pointing out into rts of fauquier a fauquier -- a moderate to high-risk situation. on monday, we saw the highest threat level in our area where you get the emergency alerts sent toyour phone. this means that lives are at risk. we have a new warning coming in right now. we have a severe thunderstorm warning into parts of fauquier county, culpeper and rapp hannah counties, likely until 5:00. how can youpa pe tonight? avoid travel if possible. download the nbc washington app. if you do get flood you're going to get those alerts as well not just the flash flood ergency. if you park yo

let's back to doug and -- you've got tom explaining to do. >> yeah, doug. >> what was that?> where we come from that's called a can opener. >> i -- and i -- i absolutely agree with you. i did not get a fl tu on -- on the cannonball and i apologize for that. i did not live up to the kammerer cannonball name. you guys had it in slow mo, too. >> not pretty, buddy. >> pretty nice splash though. >> not my best work, but i hear we have -- we have a little extra time. don'we have a little bit of extra time? >> i think we do. >> why don't you -- maybe you should do another run. >> un, run. >> and we have to give him some props for his performance on the swim relay, too. he did a pretty good job. >> run, run, run. >> run, boy, run. >> all right. here we go. the kammerer cannonball take two. here we go. there we go. >> that's more like it. >> all right. >> thanks for joining us. very good. very good. >> well done. can't even hear us. >> that hurt. >> the "nbc nightly news" is next. >>> breakingews tonight, the dramatic takedown after a deadly shooting spree st ju short time ago. polic

lettart out with doug and amelia. 'here are the storms right now. >> th all around us to the north and west, down to the south and the d.c. area. much of the area under a severe storm watch. much of the airy is out for a flood watch. >> most of us are under that un severe thrstorm watch until 9:00. >> where we're seeing the rain, it's coming down heavily.so al severe thunderstorm warnings down around this area. i'll take you to the north. this severe thundstorm area is through west virginia. look at the line that's formed right now. it's going to make its way through frederick county, virginia, over the next hour or so. more rain to the south and even farther down tothe south. we're looking at page county, madison county, severe thunderstorm warning and flooding concerns toward the charlevoix area and toward st. mary's county looking at strong storms along the northern neck and the potomac as it enters out into theak chesapebay. a severe thunderstorm watch in effect forhe areas in t pink all the way up the east coast

but can doug keep up with the warriors? we'll >>> did you know new laws took effect all around the dmz and a few of them are on the book bause nbc washington is working for you. >> two inarticular will help improve safety with had your kids head back to school this fall. otone changes the wayized partitions are used in schools. no students will be allowed to be in rooms where those walls are being open or closed. a news i 4 consumernvestigation act, wesley was a third grader who died while helping a teacher operate ait pan. in maryland all public schools are required to beef up background checks for teachers. districts must check with every prior employer, not just the most recent one. this new law is because of of a 018 news 4 report that shows a history of misconduct slipping through the system. we iave morenformation about those laws and others that took effectoday in the nbc washington app. >>> the fda is releasing a lists of food bran that you should not feed your pet. we told you last week that the government says the

for 20 years doug waggoner has lived and worked on a small cluster of boats at the back of the vallejo marina. at 80 years old the retired fisherman survives on a fixed income and a while back he purchased this 50 foot commercial barge that he planned to rent out to supplement his income. >> it was a short time a month or so and they put that there. >> reporter: that is a huge world war ii era tributary boat called the sherman. over the years and had served as a floating restaurant in various sports including jack london square in oakland. the owners convinced vallejo to allow it to birth here while waiting to be dry docked. but the ship is so big there is not enough room for doug's barge to get past it. >> that is only 20 feet wide. and this is 28 feet wide. >> reporter: doug wasn't worried because the sherman was only going to be there for two weeks. the weeks turned into months. and more months, and now, after more than two years, doug is still trapped. >> they brought in here, they left it here, two years and two months. they just stonewalled me. they say we are working on it when

. >> let's get it started with doug and amelia stand b in the storm center. we're in for a bumpy next couple of days. e> we saw it yesterday, some severe weather camhrough the area yesterday. we we'll see it again today. tomorrow is the 4th, looks l the biggest threat. >> putting together the 10-day forecast, we put a 70% to 880% chance of rain in the forecast for tomorrow. before tomorrow, we're dealing with storms tonig's. >> what happening across our area. nothing around the d.c. metro area but around hagerstown, coming no parts of west virginia and western maryland along 70. if you draw a line and move down, heads up next hour in through frederick, over tooward winchester and northern virginia and montgomery county. this will be wh we watch through the rest of the evening. very unsettled and warm and humid. everywhere across the mid-a lantic region and that' why we think this going to happen again tomorrow. but we expect it to be a lot more widespread, tracking storms tonight. if you have any plans tonight, there's a locate of things goin. more widespread

. >> thank you, doug. follow the weather on the nbc washington app, and can you stay connected with storam 4 even if you lose power. >> well, a desperate plea from d.c. leaders after a deadly we end. >> seven people have been shot to death since thursday, and that includes 11-year-old karon brown. a suspect was arrested this weekend in that case and made his first court appearance today. >> news 4's mark segraves is outside the courthouse with the latest on that case and the message from the mayor this evening. mark? >> reporter: that's right. you know, he just appeared before a judge an hour ago and was ordered held without bond despite his insistence that he only fired into that car in self-defense and had no idea that the 11-year-old boy was in the back seat. but thathuncident on tday all led up to what turned out to be an extremely violent weekend. four days of violence, four days nfire. >> nobody want to live in a neighborhood where they are scared of hearing gunfire or they can't send their child and

our next and doug is tracking our next and doug is tracking our next ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ > bye, doug.bit of a break today. well deserved. >> still have to come to work though. >> right. >> this couldn't have been that hard. >> that's the thing about it. you need a day like today and . morrow and kind of calm down. >> regroup >> saw it yesterday. so many people dealing with flooded cars, flooded basements. >> so many pople were telling me about their pacements being flooded. ven the white house was flooded yesterday as a result of this storm. >> yeah. >> a monster storm for sure. one for the record books and then you get a day like today and it's like wait a second, what just happened yesterday? i mean, this isperfect day. 85 degrees and plenty of sunshine across ourdirea. humi a little bit up there. right now temperatures 85. the heat index at 88 degrees. that humidity is going to be on theoise the nextle of days with the south wind. 86 frederick and 86 baltimore and 87 towards huntingtown. average high is 89. a little bit below that right now, but i don't think anybody complaining. w

doug, what can we expect tonight, doug? >> reporter: got the storms out there mostly in our western scenes. i think that's where they will stay. n and around the d.c. metro area and pointseast, much less of a chance of storms here. storm team 4 radar is tracking a couplero sba wa thdf s vale. a severe thunderstorm warning for this storm coming right here through shenandoah county butn much around the d.c. metro area, and i don't expect much. can't rule it out but what we ad luray and port royal. pretty big storms. usis o hneinas from jthis right up towards winchester. there's one if you live innc wister rain falling down in your area, too, all part of a front and system making its way off to the eve. you lan see thee of storms ev. erunat ew york.arts of n for us tomorrow i think a much better chance of area-wide storms, some of which could be severe during the afternoon. that's what we'll be tracking for you. a fewtorms this evening. a better chance tomorrow afternoon and then tracking rain chances pretty much all week. leo

our own doug kammerer.got a chance to visit the set during the competition and want to tellus it. >> it was great. got to go out there before the taping. this is the warped wall. oh, that'sot me. >> that's not you. >> i can't do that.at i wish t was me. that would be amazing if it was. there were about 100 people out there trying to take on the set out there in baltimore hoping t make it to tnals in las vegas, and i asked -- he's the show host. i asked him the talent is incredible. we have people in season five coming back again. one of the cool things going into season 11 is you have a history with the athletes. we'vepeen them grow and get married and they aretill out here competing and getting better, vend then we' got new athletes, too. we >> here go. >> i could not resist it. >> the take it away, okay. >> across obstacle number one, >> all upper body strength here. >> way to go, doug. >> let's see it. >> spinning the wrong n.directio >> but i gain it back. >> i'm hanging on though >> you're arms have to

see you guys. >> thanks, doug. thanks, doug. >>> news 4 is monitoring repairs from monday's flash flooden eme. coming up in our next half hour, neighbors share the progress they made in their community oe cut off by buckled road. >> plus a consumer road. hidden hotelfees. why d.c. is suing marriott. >> and health benefits are on the line as the affordable care the line as the affordable care act faces a big challenge in we are sist rs. and we jved in together. why alissa and aleah chose fios. we stream sooo much. a lot of times alissa is watching tv on her laptop, using her phone, also using her. i am really good at multitasking cause i'm awesome. a little. the best internet is even better at our best price. switch now and get our fastest speeds available. a plusee samsung chromebook on us. that's fios. >>> i'm wendy rieger. if you're just joining us at 4:30, let's get you caught up with four things you need tono county police officer is facing charges after this disturbing video showing officer kevin moris kneeing

doug and amelia are standing by with a look at what exactly happened this morning. >> hey, doug. we hear about flash flood watches all the time, but a flash flood emergency is rare. what's the >> a flash flood warning happens when you have rain in a certain area, and you're seeing floodwaters coming up very quickly across parts of the area. an emergency occu when that same water is now life-threatening. that's exactly what we saw across the entire metro area earlier today. the water rising so fast that people had nowhere to go. saw what happened there. that's why they say turn around, don't drown and do not leave your hofee. your ay in danger, and it certainly was. >> we reached out to the national weather ndservice, a they just started issuing the flash flood emergencies in 2011, ane there's never ben one issued for the district. >> we had a couple of them last year. thewettest year all last year and ellicott city was a flash flood emergency. ok at the extremely heavy rain making its way on down and moving slowly. this is where it was at 6:00 this morning. in three hours through

doug and amelia will be backre hein less than two minutes. keep it right here.ow to video that you'll see only on news 4. prince george's county police officers weaving through traffic to catch illel atv riders. >> that's right. this chase went from prince george's county into d.c. prince george's county's bureau chief tracey wilkins has more on the chase and the demands for change from community members. >> this fence was plowed over a and you can still see the tire tracks after a police chase going after local atv riders and what you'll see only on news 4. dozens of atv riders are being followed by prince george's county police into southeast uthern avenue. the riders were first spoed in maryland a and on this cell video you see police attempting to wrangle the writers. these are illegal on public roads. one has u-turns in the middle of the street with no lines. crashing into achain link fence of a business narrowly missing one parked car andanother vehicle. all the atv drivers got away. >> and you havede police partment getting into our s neighborhoodething t

thank you, doug. even as we have more storms approaching, local in our area are still cleaning up after a line of storms that moved through last night. strong winds, rain and lightning brought downrees and knocked out power. three big freeze landed on this one home in bethesda. a lot of roof were also damaged by falling trees. still expecting more rain tonight and that could make a bad situation even worse for ho e of these homeowners have holes in their roof. if you haveot ph or videos of day's storms and you can-- you can send them safely, we would like to see thm. email them to isee@nbcwashington.com. remember to stay a step ahead of the weather if you're on the go. open the live nbc washington app for live ra and an hour-by-hour forecast. >> we've just been through a s olent and deadly week acr the district, and the mayor is fed up now. seven people have been shot to death since thursday, including 11-year-oldron brown. news 4's mark segraves is outside d.c. superior court whe the suspect inhat ca

doug says we're all going to be under a weaer alert. he's going take us through the impact and the timing in three minutes right he d. so't go away. >>> so are you getting the best deals whenou go to the supermarket? >> you may be able toonsave m by shopping a little bit further down the street. >> consumer reporter susan hogan is working for you. checking which grocery stores in our area currently have the lowest prices. >> we're ready to take them on. >> fod is one of the biggest r expenses four families. sang a few bucks each week can add up. we decided to visit some local grocery stores to see which has the best prices. from walmart and target to giant safeway, harris teeter and wegmans, we scoured the aisles, checking prices on 12 popular items. >> peanut butter, soda, cereal, eggs and milk, chips and crackers, paper towels and trasa s. while we found plenty of sales that could have saved us some cash. we decided to stick to the store's regular prices for a fair comparison. any we also didn't include discounts we would get with the

. >> doug, thanku. we could use some good news tonight. >>> people headed out of the district this afternoon have not been able to use canal road. it remains shut down in both directions between reservoir and fox hole road. so the crews can repair asi hole. it was caused by monday's heavy rain and tonight's rain probably not making their job anya eer. the repairs were extented pecte take at least through torrow morning's rush. we'll let you know asoon as the road opens on our nbc washington app. >>> a reminder from potomac, maryland, that massive sinkhole on lfast road cutting off the neighborhood there. crews shut down the road to make the repairs and shuttle service is available in that arerk paat the bethesda metro and the potomac shopping center or thet across from old anglers inn. >>> we want to see what's going on in your nghborhood as tonight's storms roll through. ph you have otos, videos, you tosend them to us safely, just email them icthatsee. that's the letters "i" and s-e-e. any time, anywhe

doug? >> amelia and i have been watching the storms over the past couple of hours and watchingthat move ough, that storm there, you saw the damage there that has caused 270 to be completely shut down now. we saw a lot of damage coming in from that storm as it made its way through parts of frederick county, west virginia and all he way up towards the pennsylvania border now. >> we think we're just getting started. this is round one. we'll have more storms moving in tonight and these storms could also be strong to severe. >> if you did not see the storms, you have a chance of seeing the stronger severe weather. >> you can see what's going on. we've got everybodyere in pink. that's a severe hunderstorm watch until 10:00 tonight for the entire region. now the areas that have already seen it. look at the line, boom. l thatne still has tornado warnings to the north of galtimore, and our region right now, not dealinith a lot. we've got some very heavy rain right now up along 270. that's where ever

doug kammerer attempted the ninja warrior sports a few week ago. the show was filming inor baltimat the time. first qlifying obstacle is always the five floating steps. made it through that part of the obstacle course. >> the second obstacle? he fell. >> that debits difficult. >> a little mu. you're supposed to slide down, jump from one to the other. oh, i see. he is going to try. come on, doug, get it! he ended up in the wauter. >> he was so close. that's hard. listen. those ninja warriors make it look easy and doug is in good shape. do you know what i mean? >> 1 1/2! >> that's interesting. in "american ninja warriors" inose people have been tra for it and make those obstacle course in their backyard to practice. >> that is nuts. >> i didn't know he did that. >> the fact he would even go out for that, good for you, doug kammerer. he is sleeping. >> he shouldop do a course and not so -- nothing set up for tv. nt >> i don't wao hurt micelf, do you know what i mean? >> i get it. you could hurt yourself on that. >>> for exercise today, you could do it

when it's reed, it's ready doug, kelly has a question for you. >> hi, doug.outhwest told us it's taking flights out of newark, moving them other to locations where they need that aircraft more because their customers on other routes are saying we need more flights. we need more seats where are -- and how are you guys going to have to redeploy planes yourself if at all? what flights, routes might be affected >> well, we're doing that today, of course. so there's nothing major going forward. we would just continue to fly much more than we're flying today. we'd certainly like to have more aircraft and grow as opposed to stay the size we are we've added part of the good news out of this quarter is the 100 flights we added into dfw have come onto service and producing above average profitability results as soon as we have them we have more markets like that we'd like to be adding once we have more aircraft but for right now we're not able to do that but we don't anticipate you'll be seeing any market closures or any airport closures from american airlines. just no

doug and amelia are tracking yet anndther heat wave a it's going to start soon.t the timing that have in a few minutes. >> if you have a loved one with dementia or know someone who enormous n take an toll on the family. next week alexandria will be the fifth community in virginia to take a public stand attempting to make life easier for those with dementia and a their caregivers. northern bureau virginia chief julie carey explains what's ahead. >> reporter: joan conner devoted her career to changing lives as a business and ecational teacher and now at 91 here's been a big change in jones' life. she's now dealing with dementia. her daughter cares for her in the alexan>ia home. it's isolated and it's burdensome but it's a burden we take on freely, right? we lovee' mom. w happy to have her with us. >> reporter: isolation is one of the biggest concerns both for those facinia dementand their caregivers, but it's something alexandria is about to tackle with a new initiative called dementia friendly alexandria. jane king will help lead the effort to train the community

hammondommentator doug -- that is commentntator doug hammond.ican nations final, seeining algeria contending to win the final for ththe second time and senegal, for the first time. that kicks off in the egyptian capital at 9:00 p.m.. an estimated 75,000 people are expected to pack into watch. the partyries fans, has already started. let's listen to what some of them had to say. >> we are so proud of the players. they are courageous. we have to pray for them and stop criticizing them. >> we a are going to have so muh fun. we are already in the mood and we will support them 100%. bring home thehe cup and celebrate. >> i am ready for the match but it is going to be difficult. we expect just one thing. a jersey with two stars. >> we are counting on them, they know it. they willl w win, god willing. >> a a couple of fans f from sel and algeria. we will keep a close eye and bring you results. that is it for the french 24 newsroom, thanks for watching. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> being from the air,, you migt think this was california. 2but this campus is jus

doug, what is the latest? are underway as folks here in new orleans and virtually across the gulf coast brace for what could become the first hurricane of the 2019 season. >> i've been through one, maybe three, seems like every time it gets worse. >> reporter: a dangerous storm bearing down on the gulf coast. thousands gathering supplies, filling sandbags and boarding up homes and store fronts as tropical storm barry threatens the region. the storm strengthening a little on thursday and while it's too early to know if it will become the season's first hurricane, it's still expected to be a serious situation with torrential rain, dangerous storm surge, and damaging winds. new orleans drenched by several inches of rain this week and with an already swollens mississippi river, the storm will likely put the levy system to the test. >> life-threatening flood is the potential. >> reporter: president trump announced a federal disaster declaration, tweeting a warning. as you make preparation toss protect homes and lov

thank you, doug. >>> we have some new on a story we brought you as breaking news yesterday. e'oiwo gng tgeto. tat hinside third street tunnel. he remains in serious kchbl chris gordon is going to be working that story. coming up shortly, the driver of the gold suv was shot after a fender bender with another car. >> today we're hearing from his cousin who saw the entire thing unfold. >> reporter: well, the driver who was shot here in the third street tunnel yesterday evening has life-threajuning ines. now, i spoke with his co-worker, a friend of his, who was the passen igevehicle, and he says they tapped -- t used word tapped the car in frontof them, leading to an argument that turned violent. this man says he was riding wi the driver who was shot. they were in ar bn -- brown pathfinder. the driver jumped out, lunged at the driver like she intended to strike him. >>nd then the passenger got out and i thought he was going to get her out of the way and tell her to calm down and before i know it, i heard

which is a rarity. >> proesht at,hanks for p, doug.> for the first time in his seven-year career, antho rendon was selected to the all-star game. quite the impressive honor. he's thinking about skipping the game to let lingering injuries heal. that's like skipping the center honors to play fortnite. the manager says he's not buying it and he has aunny feeling that rendon will be at the tuesday night's summer classic. >>> the nats and the montreal expos celebrate the team on saturday. max scherzer wearing the powder blue euni. you got to get the feel for the euni.e on th mound, steven strasburg looking good. gets harold ramirez. already in score this one in the third inning. hey're going rs, to hate. but as long as the u.s. women's national team keeps winning -- they've earned the right to keep sipping on their tea. with aat d 2-1 victory over england yesterday, the u.s. advanced to world cup final t becominghe first team to reach three strait world cup finals while setting a record for consecutive cup wins with 11. alex morganed a thew

i can hear it now.p er doug from downtown! >> those are the john ocstkton shorts. >> that's the first year we got the long shots in herndon we actually got the long shorts. i believe that was '92 or '93 right now. also got the adidas that i could dunk in, yes. >> and it wasn't a nerve basketball which was a good thing. >> that's our top free ancy news. all right. high noony, toda sounds dramatic, but f nhlee agenc not as dramatic and zamboni shaking but still important. the nhl signing period started a few hours the capitals top choice for third round right wing is richard panik and he's played for four different team coyotes the last two years and is close friends with caps defenseman michael kevin mpny. all right. it had to take guts. cori gauff at 15 became the younst player in the open era to advance to wimbledon throughn qualifyg, and that has to take guts but gauff said she never oad the guts t thank the person whohe inspired r to pursue tennis unt today when she played that person in the first round at wimbledon, and th

doug? >> and i'm tracking a severe thunderstorm right around bowie right now and a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:15 with this storm and numerous other showers and und.derstorms a we'll show you who gets what and how this alk about could affect the fourth of july fireworks display. w>>> and those fireworks't be the only things to watch in the sky this fourth of july on our national mall. good evening, everyone. i'jimhandley. >> and i'm wendy rieger. today we learn the aircraft that is involved inresident trump's salute to america will have a huge impact on one of our local airport. >> and local leaders ar worried about the impact literally of those tanks on our national mall. >> and that's where our team coverage begins, with news 4's corey smith. >> reporter: wendy and jim, ple, tanks and yes, military automobiles. they will af be a part oe president's salute to america. this is going to be a huge celebration, a major show of american military might, as you said, but some ou

back to you. >> something to celebrate doug thank you so much for the live report. doug. new york conedison excuse me has apologized after a major power outage hit midtown manhattan parts in the dark in several hours saturday they said nothing to do with demanding on electrical grid the exact cause is still under investigation. and new york city mayor bill de blasio, of course, campaigning in iowa at the time facing heavy criticism this morning. the new york post editorial board sayses that de blasio must be removed. they claim he does not care about new york city they also say he cares about himself. but how strange was it to be in new york city. >> it was like the broadway show is dark. i was in new york city looking down columbus avenue and it was just all a of the lights out everything pitch black people l were very calm i have to hand it no new yorkers people were very polite cars let each other by it was eerie. >> no injuries also. up next as i.c.e. is conducting pour train station across the nation democrats unleashing on the agency former chief. >> i'm not calling

doug wead, when you look at him from a historical perspective, i am sure you agree with what doug schoen that both of these men were able to sell an economic message that was palatable. they reduced it to the way normal people talk, and people cared. >> absolutely. i was work as special assistant to the president, george h.w. bush, the incumbent president running against bill clinton when ross perot jumped in. in 1992 i got a phone call from george w. bush. he called me and said dad thinks it's going to be ross perot, bill clinton is out. they were convinced and our data showed ross perot would be president of the united states. but he went cuckoo on us and held a press conference and said people were following his daughters. he temporarily suspended his campaign. trish: bloomberg might have considered a similar type of thing, run as a third party candidate. and we saw a billionaire in california, tom steyer do that. that third party candidate, did ross perot prove it can't work for do you think it's still up for grabs? >> it's an interesting question. it's one i spent a lot of time on.

doug's here with a look ahead and sounds like tomorrow is going to be the day to be outdoors, right? >> yeah, as we head toward the weekend that's when the heat wave gets und way. our average temperature is 88, that's where we were today. about where we expect to be this time of year. 88 in d.c. and richmond. plenty of sunshine but not a lot of humidity. 88 was comfortable especially if you had the chance to get in the shade or the pool. i was out in the pool atl lit bit earlier today having a great time. temperatures going up over the next couple of days. we'll talk about hot how and how long that one lasts. looking a rather dry. we don't have much in the way of rain chances pretty much into late next week. >> okay. thank you doug. >>> newonight, parents are fired up over a potential change in where their kids can go to school. >> fairfax county is consid iing altering school boundary policy. >> as news4 darcy spencer shows us, some parents are concerned that he district wants to promote social justice. >> reporter: thousands of children attend fairfax county public schools. now som

doug.ack to you in a bit. >>> it is the nfl's off-seas as everyonknows, but one of the skins ismaking some headlines as he faces of a places pampna spain forhe running of the bulls. >> in case you get gored by a bull, news 4 is going inside the operating om toro >>> okay.is th may not look like much, but this is the apollo 11 lunar module timeline book thatneil armstrong and buzz aldrin used to navigate the surface of thoo 50 years ago. that's pretty cool. if you want it, you can bid for it at an auction on july 20 at christie's in new york. it's one of 200 items that are related to the space exploration thaweare going on sale as near the 50th anniversary of that moon landing. that book is said to contain traces of moon dust. how romantic is that? it is expected to fetch, this is the tough part, tween 7 and $9 million. may have to write a check. >> getting 7 to $9 million is the tough part. >>> what are you doing on your summer vacation? for one redskins star, he's out there living on the e

relief from the heat and humidity, but, folks,e may not be done with that rain just yet, huh, doug? >> i mean most of us are done with the rain, but not completely out of the area yet. down to the south and over towards parts of southern maryland. we've seen the rain continue t throughouthe afternoon. take a look at the radar. most of it now g nally startin to get out of here. another line showers and thunderstorms back to the west and we're talking about areas back into western parts of maryland and allanheny county back into west virginia as .hweis. ll all right. what are we dealing wit calvert county and st. mary's county looking pretty good with the shower activity there. a lot of you have been telling me you've got the windows open and the. a c is off. temperatures only in 70s in this area. 76 in d.c. and 66 in richmond. 77 in hagerstown. average hig today is 88. yesterday we were 96. yeah, what a difference a day makes, but theeat return. doll show you when back here in about 15 minutes. >> allwe right. l see you. doug, thank you. >>> a man from australia traveled here to wash

let's ask doug. what do you think?> i think this weather is perfect oute ther for or soccer game tonight, n justlking about any soccer game. take a look at what we've got out there at fedex field. real madrid taking onrs aal. are you serious right here at fedex field. i mean, this is going to be amazing, guys. take a look at the field. 's all set up, and weather-wise it rally could not be better out there. what's that? oh, we don't have a shot. oh, okay. i'm looking at it. never mind. you can't see it, but i can so mazing for ld looks real madrid. there's the rain going down to the south. going to the game, no problem at all. the rain down to the south and heavy rain at, that and that's kept temperatures down all across our region today. only in the 70s and even the 60s in some location. take a look at where this rain is right now down towards st. mary's county and around the northern neck. look at these numbers, okay. yeah, yesterday, highs in the 90s. 96. right now we're at 76. look at richmond, rain and 66 degrees.

doug and brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to former expect george bush. >> glad to be here. >> if you're advising president trump, how did you lay out the state for 2020 race at the very early stage? >> i think he's doing great, i think right now the fundraising is through the roof, he's raising more money than possibly all the democrats combined and right now my advise to the president, hit the road, mr. president, after labor day, don't stop, get your message that you're keeping promises, you're delivering for the people and the alternative of democrats is a socialist democratic policy that is going to turn america back, they are going the raise your taxes and they are going to pander and appease to enemies and adversaries and that's not what america wants. >> doug, you have broken down numbers for prominent politicians over the years, looking ahead, president trump versus 2020 dems, how do you analyze the 2020 campaign as of today? >> well, look, as of today the statistical tide with sanders, harris and pete buttigieg, that's all good for the president. joe biden has 10% ove

doug collins gearing up to bob mueller on wednesday. explain what went down there.corum that is required on the house floor. >> there certainly is, and as the leader of the house, the speaker is the one in charge actually of our rules. and we can have vehement debate, we can disagree violently even in our language, but there are certain thing that we cannot say. and drawing on the personality of the president and using that, it just how, frankly, degraded the democratic party has -- the speaker ought to be the embarrassed. she should not look back on this as a victory. it brought, frankly, dishonor to house because the body never voted to say she didn't break the rule. she was told she broke the rule, but what she forced her to do was take away her punishment. i don't have to be punished for that which meant that the words will be stricken, and she couldn't speak on the floor. this shows you how disfunctional this democratic majority has been. they have done nothing except run roughshod over the institutional processes in the house. maria: here we are in july, seven

ief meteorologist doug kammerer is here. doug, what time should we start seeing these storms? >> this isot going to be a washout of a day for your wednesday. but we are talking about a good chance of storms during the afternoon tomorrow. so you want to take tumbrella when you head out the front door. that's for sure. we're not going to be seeing any storms early in the morning but these will come in after the the noon hour and i think a little bit sooner than they did today. storm team 4 r5idar sti tracking some rain and some storms down around spotsylvania county, culpepper this is an area that has seen it for the last couple of hours. but evident of us have been dry all day. we did see a couple of severe stormsa eier and we are tracking this unsettled pattern right now. you see packets of storms areawide. tomorrow everyone gets in on the action. severe storms likely tomorrow. we may have to make tomorrow a weather alert today. tomorrowck morning chuell will have the latest for you on that. humid tomorrow. and then tracking rain chances and storm chances all week. we'll talk

doug b bush: it's just l like a garden snail, exceptpt instead f eating y your basil l and your littttle baby ararugula starar's eating seaweweed. one shell anda foot. this is what you eat. this isis just a bibig, muscular foot that it crawls aroround and hols onto the rock. krisistin aquilinono: abalone ha reallyly importantnt economic it on this statate. they y supporta lulucrative cocommercial fisherr decades. they also supported a recreatitional fishery that brought about $45 million to the north coast of california until recently, and they support realally sustaininable aquaculte inin the statete. woman: the red abalone fishery was a major fishery, recreational fishery on the north coast for decacades and ae really critical for the culture of california for r that time. we had to recommend to the fish and game commission that it be closed after several years of severe impacts to the kelp forest. lackey: it's definitely affected business, and my tours have been greatly y affected f for the abb diving. and they estimate that it's, you k know, anywhere from $44 to $5454 million out of

. >> and very doug schoan. >> a great night to be here, doug. was today a win for democrats? >> a loss for everyone. >> i agree. >> what the president said was wrong. i don't think he is a racist. i have known him 30 years, but democrat over stepped the republicans and president, i think have used language that wrong, we all lose with this. this is really -- >> i think he is baiting democrats in to this kind of hyperbole, he brings them into lane where he is most comfortable and most success. >> another quick point, this is not about the country, the nation, this is about swing voters and 6 or 7 states, if you ask me, which side they will op for based on this, probably the president. kennedy: interesting. so, what you see here is the establishment in both parties running away from the issue, republicans by a large, a few criticized, they don't want to be a part of this argument, the same for democrats, the main actors, the squad and president are using the same tax ticks -- tax dec -- tactics they are guilty of using the same thing. >> think about moment in democratic debate

doug will be you usually -- doug, you usually have some voice of sanity that makes me feel better.not as past bad as you have think. but you have say we have been here in history before? >> we have been here before. but it's not a good sign. it was a bad war activity. it's pretty scary. you mentioned scalise. that was a bernie sanders supporter who attempted to murder those congressman. no republican blamed bernie sanders. they said they understood it was one of his supporters gone amok. trish: anyway, deneen, doug, thank you. good to have you here tonight. huma abedin and anthony weiner are back together? really? macy's in ottawaer over plates and kat timpf is in the house break it down for us next. why don't we just ask geico for help with renters insurance? i didn't know geico helps with renters insurance. yeah, and we could save a bunch too. antonio! fetch computer! antonio? i'll get it. get to know geico and see how much you could save on renters insurance. your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. becaus

howie is in the stud with his good friend doug, and doug, not a bad assignment this morning for you.ke this. youírÑ know -- i love -- > doug only comes in on midday if there's severe weather and if howie d.'s in the room. >> i love it. ou h y a bahowiere and i have been fri for close -- going on 20 years now. he l lives in orlando, i'm up here with you guys, today he's here with you guys in washington, d.c.. n his is your first stop our dna tour. >> we're excited to be here. >> i can't thinkl#gk of a bette place to open the dna tour in the north america continent here. >> how cool is it for you traveling -- you're traveling wi yh your family, i love h took your family in europe. >> it wasamazing, to beable to this at we've been doi or 26 years, a lot of life has changed for us, since the earlyu years when and i knew each other with no kids. now we're all gettinged marri and having kids. to able to have the blessing to bring my kids on the road, and go to some of thes places. to see it again through their eyes, it's an unbelievable cherishing moment. >> i went to vegas, i went to two

it's a stone cold loser. >> jason: charlie, joe, doug, thank you for joining us tonight.ce officers in new york city are under assault. and almost nothing is being done about it. trace gallagher has the latest. and then we'll get reaction from larry elder and manny gomez. stay with us. the music event of summer... cma fest! country music's biggest stars perform their hottest hits. and the first time ever. lil nas x, billy ray cyrus and keith urban perform the hit "old town road." cma fest! sunday august 4th, on abc. and after the show check out a special encore performance of brett young's song, "catch." available only on xfinity. just say "brett young" into your x1 voice remote. >> jason: welcome back to this "hannity" special. the let's day of reckoning. new york city mayor bill de blasio is polling at just 1% in his ridiculous bid for the democratic presidential nomination. maybe that is because he is completely lost control of his city. the latest example is a slew of water dousing assaults against the police. taking place across new york. a number of videos showing f

doug is here to fill us in on what we should expect tomorrow. doug?out it, >> it will be here long enough, guys. by long enough, it will give us at least a couple of days to enjoy it before the hvet does mo back in. out there today we saw cloud cover, we saw rain, and for some of you you sawrain most of the day. fredericksburg over toward parts of southern maryland you saw that rain just about all afternoon. you can see it now. down to our southern zones. and moving on ou that's the good news. we're just about done. we had some shower activity rightow in the bay. we have a few showers back here toward parts of the shenandoah valley. but that's it. yesterday 96. today a high of 77. just amazing how much cooler we were during the day today, and that's areawide. take a look at this. a great morning start. low humidity over the next three or four days. and yes, the heat does return. it is mid july. we do have another heat wave in the forecast. i'll show you when, we'll see you back heren a few minutes. >> all right, doug, thank you. >>> tonight a family g

but first doug cammerer in the storm center. are we going to need those umbrellas again tomorrow? >> you'll need them but today if you went outside even the big umbrellas a day like today really doesn't help a whole lot because that rain is coming down so hard,uch big drops now that we're in the summer months, and i think we're going to see a morbon copy ow. take a look back. this was six hours ago. watch how these storms o rumble through. numerous rounds of storms in some areas. i saw a couple of locations in montgomery county get hit one, two, three times. same deal in parts o fairfax county, around manassas. numerous storms coming on through. this line made its way through the area with numerous -- thousands without power ding the day. wider view showing even more showers and storms still out there. we're going to. stay tomorrow a carbon copy of what we saw out there today. waking up to rather nice weather at 73 degrees. it will be warm. it will be humid. so no problems early in the morning. if you're heading out on the roadways i think you'll be a-ok for that morning commute h

doug will be you usually -- doug, you usually have some voice of sanity that makes me feel better. as you have think. but you have say we have been here in history before? >> we have been here before. but it's not a good sign. it was a bad history. this is pre-civil war activity. it's pretty scary. you mentioned scalise. that was a bernie sanders supporter who attempted to murder those congressman. no republican blamed bernie sanders. they said they understood it was one of his supporters gone amok. trish: anyway, deneen, doug, thank you. good to have you here tonight. huma abedin and anthony weiner are back together? really? macy's in ottawaer over plates macy's in ottawaer over plates and kat timpf ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. while managing your type 2 diabetes- why think about your heart? lower a1c helps, but type 2 diabetes still increases my risk of a

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it's a stone cold loser. >> jason: charlie, joe, doug, thank you for joining us tonight.ce officers in new york city are under assault. and almost nothing is being done about it. trace gallagher has the latest. and then we'll get reaction from larry elder and manny gomez. stay with us. >> jason: welcome back to this "hannity" special. the let's day of reckoning. new york city mayor bill de blasio is polling at just 1% in his ridiculous bid for the democratic presidential nomination. maybe that is because he is completely lost control of his city. the latest example is a slew of water dousing assaults against the police. taking place across new york. a number of videos showing flagrantly disrespectful views putting officers in danger. joining us now is chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher who has the latest on the disturbing attacks. trace? >> jason, there are now four videos of the new york police officers being doused with water. critics say you can expect to see a lot more because people apparently believe it's fine to soak the cops. president trump calls i