let's turn to meteorologist weelia draper.weather alert as i track widespread rain now and thunderstorms between 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. some storms later today could be strong to severe. tomorrow, it's brey, it's sunny, we warm up on saturday. mid 80s. on sunday, some late-day thunderstorms for father's day. ohere's the latest che storm team 4 radar. the entire area still seeing rain. the heaviest rain off to the east into parts of prince george's, anne arundel county, northern calvert county. noauce fier county starting to dry out. we're going to see a drying trend coming from the south and west over the next few hours. the metro area drying out between about 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. we see a lull in the action then around the late morning, midday, and early afternoon hours. any sunshine we see is going to help to fuel those afternoon and evening thunderstorms. 71 around lunchtime. if you have an errand to it's looking dry for the lunchtime hours. recess for the kiddos should be outdoors. then 4:00 p.m., tracking forms, 78 for the

spring was still officially days away, but in draper, utah, its promise was clear. morning dew on the brush. the crisp air. the sun rising over the wasatch mountains. it should have been a beautiful day. but for a jogger on the jordan river parkway that morning, it was anything but. >> 911, what is the address of the emergency? >> you know, i'm not real sure. i'm at the river bottom, and there's some pools of blood. and i'm guessing it's just an animal, but in the water right by the river there's a shoe. >> reporter: sergeant chad carpenter was one of the first on the scene. was able to tell us that it actually was human blood. >> reporter: human blood. that changed things. >> that made us think, okay, we might have a body in the water. so we called the highway patrol helicopter. >> reporter: the helicopter was in the air for just under an hour before it spotted something about a mile north of where the jogger saw the blood. it was caught up in some branches. as the chopper got closer, it was clear. there was a body in the river. sergeant, when the divers pulled the

i'm amelia draper. >> -- i'm aaron gilchst. i'm yang. we want to begin with a check on the forecast and commute. melissa mollet is standing by with first 4 .traffic >> first 4 meteorologist amelia draper is in for chuck this morning. that radar is lit up. >>> yeah. stepping out, you want to grab the umbrella. tracking rain still ngimpangti most of -- impacting most of the area. good news, seeing drying in most of fauquier county now. however, the d.c. metro area continues to deal with rain and then asf to the e into anne arundel, northern prince george's county, areas of moderate rain. this first wave will continue to impact the area until about 7:00, 8:00 a.m. this morning. it's cooled down. notice the rain back into west virginia. this moved through during the afternoon and early evening hours touching off showers and thunderstoron. some cube he strong to severe side. we're at 65. continuing to track showers for most of us until 7:00, 8:00 a.m. just a chanc for isolated showers at 9:00 a.m. by 11:00 a.m., dry, temperature ar 70 degrees

. >> let's get the al lirerts fro amelia draper. storm s start off with team 4 radar. there is heavy rain in culpeper and fauquier county and lighter rain back to the west. you can see it in winchester moving towardluray as well. here is a look at the wired imagery. this will continue to move in ver the next few hours, increasing in intensity and coverage as well. just about everybody should anticipate at least some rain tonight and ther is the potential once again for some very heavy rainfall, that is why just about een is under a flash flood watch until 11:00 p.m. so storms could contain rainfall rates of 1 inch an hour. remember, turn around don't drown. in addition to that, some downpours are likely. and some scattered thunderstorms as well. and speaking to those storm chances, the national weather rvice has now also issued a severe thunderstorm watch for all of the counties here in pink. this is the entire d.c. metro area back through loudoun county and down through southern maryland. the chance for severe thunderstormsÑi will stick arou until about 10:00 p.m. ton

. >> doug kammererkammerer and am draper standing by. what's the word? >> the se threat has been down to the south, too. >> the national weather service issued this for stafford, st.ge rge, charles counties. we have heavy rain out there. >> into the d.c. metro area, yoa

t amelia draper everyone shouldgraph the umbrellas? >> that's why we're in storm team weather alemode. melliissa will have more on 95 a moment. check out radar. just everybody in the metro area is dealing with light to moderate rain. into northern virginia, moderate rain until you hit i-81. we'r mainly dry. but we're going tocontinue to see rain where we're seeing rain over the next few hours, until about 7:00, 8:00 a.m. after this we'll start to see it diminish a little bit. a lull around the midday hours, storms.ternoon we're going to walk you through with future weather. 6:00 a.m., notice rainn still place. as we move toward 8:00 a.m., still seeing showers out there. lighter in intensity. future weather wts to hold on to this rain until about 10:00 a.m. noon, i really think by about 10:00, 11: a.m., most of us will be getting a break. maybe sunshine during the early afternoon hours at 2:00 p.m. any sunshine is going to help to fuel afternoon thunderstorms as angh upper level trou moves through the area. we'll see storms moving throu

welcom home and thank you for >>> amelia draper, at least we're having some nice weather >> rely nice. it's unusual that we would have had humidity levels this lowst ye and today, friday, not going to be that bad. with some rain attached too much, it will feel a little yester i woul give today 8.5 or 9 out more clouds overall. not a washout. there will be dry time as well. you want to have the umbrella handy. gorgeo weather returns for friday saturday as well. here's a look at current temper we're at 64 right now in washin 62 degrees over at dulle othe refreshing start out recess they're dwindling. 75 degrees looking nice. today is a great day. enjoy your lunch s.outdoor runnin an errand on your lunch day, it is going to be fabulous. overal we' have a mix of clouds sunshine. pickin up the kids today we're at 78 degrees. about 5 degrees below normal. here's future weather tomorrow notice widespread showers and throug during the morning commut it dslfinitely be a go out there. tomorr here's 8:00 a.m. once we move towards 9:00, 10:00 a.m., i think we're going to see a lull into the activ

hours of team coverage from the storm team 4 weather center let's get right to eteorologist amelia draper and somara theodore for what we're in for this evening. >> do have good news. not like we'll have widespread storms out there during the afternoon and evening hours. most of the activity will be to our south >> exactly, but where it does a punch. l pop with >> strong winds and hail and very heavy rainfall, but look at storm team 4 radar right now. it's basically dry across the area. we had a few thunderstorms popping uph earlier afternoon, including one in the district. those have since pushed off towas the east. one lone area of rainin out parts of rappahannock county, and here's a look at the bigger picture when we say a better chance to the south. ook at all the areas here in pink down around spotsylvania county and south of fred icksburg and continuing into parts of north carolina. we really think this activity will be concentrated south of this area today, so here's what you ca expect. about a 30% chance that you're dealing with a thunderstorm out there tonight, so that means it'

let's start with amelia draper and an update on the weather alert this morning. amelia?> i'll help you out. i wore my bo s

. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper, the latest on the radar tracking a p.0ereoudon until evs this storm here headed towards the south and east at 20, 25 milestihere the acty in fairfax county is barely moving. i want to point out a feature here on the radar. outflow what we call boundaries here. this isn't actuallya. winds coming out of thunderstorms and i think that when we see theseo two bundaries come together, we'll see more storms fire right in this area here of loudon and montgomery counties and areas like poolsville. again, a severe thunderstorm warning for those locations already at 6:00 p.m. and we also have a flood warningn effe for parts of fairfax including reston and herndon including 11:15 tonight. >> those skies are looking ominous. >> back now to the bi event. night two of the first democratic debate. >> we survived the first and the stagel be packed with several heavyte hitrs in terms of top polling candidates. >> news 4's aaron gilchrist is miami in terms of what vote remembers hoping to hear tonight. aaron. >> reporter: yeah, i think heavy hitters is a

music to hang out with each other and discuss younger generations the organizers of the draper band festival have their sights set on even greater international cooperation with additions planned for los angeles nashville beijing and a crop. in the music may be a nice shot but its fans are clearly spread across the globe. all to inspire your taste buds at the end of the week we have an episode of our series tasty taipei and this time my colleague megan leigh is initiated into the world of. dumplings that when they're done right consumed in one bite you can bet you'll see eyes rolling back in their sockets followed by involuntary blissful noises so here goes. today make it into our going to find metro to the restaurant didn't tie funk. i've heard a lot about this place there are over a 160 of them worldwide all set to los angeles yet they're all going to be on top. all right let's check it out. shall longbows a kind of dumpling but don't confuse them with western dumplings these are carefully crafted with well harmonized flavors. where does this come from i know i know that this restaurant or

. >> and amelia draper has been tracking it all day and has an update. there are new? warnings >> yeah, absolutely. this just in from the national weather service, a new severe thunderstorm warning for parts of fauquier and prince william coun county. this is in effect until 6:45. this was issued for gusts potentially up to 60 miles an hour, hail the size of a quarter. and very heavy rainfall. this is ming toward the east at about 25 miles an hour an hour. so on the latest track, i want to time it out for you moving toward bull run within the next 10 minutes, manassas at about 6:25, fair income tax you are alreaare -- fairfax, you have more rain moving in. and burke is also seeing heavy rain and more moving and then toward bailey's cross roads bat 6:50. heavy rain along wi495 and 95. heaviest rain is south of washington. but this is sis slowly sneaking into the beltway. m i'll havere on what to expect at about 6:20. >>> don't forget you can get the power of storm team 4 anyti just open the nbc washington app onec your phone for forts and live radar and alerts when roug

. >> amelia draper shows you t trends. >> the drug that could help give women a boost in the bedroom. of the most volatile regions in the world and now national security experts warn that one false move cou lead to a shooting war. >>> just ahead, president trump plains wh compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be increble. so what are you guys waiting for? let' s do it. (laughs) so what are you guys waiting for? comcast business gives you more. switch now and get fast, reliable internet for a new low price of $39.95 a month. plus, get free installation. better, faster? i mean sign me up. call today at 1-800-501-6000. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> if you're joining usat the bottom of the hour, let's get you caught up. >> a plea deal in the case of the murder of jogger wendy rtinez. anthony crawford accepted a 30-year jail stence and a fine,0 of familyup is satisfii wth the deal. >>> federal agents searched the. he council chair

. >> amelia draper and in the sto center. is something worse heading our way?>> keeping a close eye on the storm team 4 radar. the threat for sever weatheis diminished a little bit, but within the last 30 minutes we're ear starting to see more showers tdevelop. >>t's how it's going to be. a lot of pop-up storms, relatively scattered. a lot of people won't see them, but where they do see them, it will come down pretty hard. >> tracking a cell right now and d the pleasant area moving towards kettering and out of the shefferly area and traveling along 50 for the most part and to the south there's more shower activity towards morning side and heing towards rthern virginia and tracking some areas of rain just into rappahannock county. fauquier county, northern prince william county around the erling area. also starting to see some rain moven, but ultimately here's a look at the bigger picture and most of the area is dry. here's what you can expt to the. there's a 30% chance that you can deal with some rain. that's quite low. once again it's looking like the worst of

. >> doug kammererkammerer and am draper standing by. what's the word? >> the se threat has been down to the south, too. >> the national weather service issued this for stafford, st.ge rge, charles counties. we have heavy rain out there. >> into the d.c. metro area, yoa see the r moving east. a tough time getting acros the mount see where that severe thunderstorm watch is around st. mary's charles, calvert. not for d.c. metro. ost is light to moderate rain falling. we just saw this shower develop just right outside our studios,1 aroundth street. see it on georgia avenue and towards 50 and hyatville. continue to watch this shower, heavy downpour make its way ross the city. through the rest of the evening hours, there is more rain to come. most of this is light to moderate rain and thundershowers as we continue throughout the day. >> what's the word with why these storms are staying to the south of most of us? >> the bigs deal i the cloud cover. we did not get a lot of sun and we need it to give us heat hand stability. it's farther to the south and why the

amelia draper will have the forecast. >>> president is on his way to orlando wh we hel hold what hisampaign calls the official kickoff to his bid for re-election. his rally comes after news of several polls showing him trailing some potential democratic contenders. and aead of the democrats' first debate. leon harris with details for us. >> the president's rally set for 8:00 in orlando tonight. he will be joined by the first lady and the vice president there. but ahead of his arrival, mr. trump got a disendorsement from the orltido senel saying in 2020 they are endorsing, quote, not trump. that hasn't stopped a large m group fro cathering at the amway center. the presideed has call it his official campaign launch, but he actually filed piper wo piper w paperwork within hour of swearing in in 2017. and this will mark his 60 0th ma rally since taking office. tonight and i rrally will be di than his launch, but we may see similar rhetic. the president tweeting that i.c.e. will begin removing millions of migrants. >>> and a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for spotsylvania cou

meteorologist amelia draper standing by in the storm center. the words tonight are rinse and repeat is that it? >> absolutely, leon, another hot and humid day. most of us have been dry up po until this nt. but very similar to yesterday, we're going to see some areas of rain and maybe a few rumbles of thunder tonight. yesterday rain favored aeas along 66 and 50, the beltway and then to the south. tonight rain is going to favor areas in our weste zones, frederick, loudoun and fauquier counties. if you want take the kids outdoors, you'll be fine over ahe next hour or two. especially theher east you are of washington. but we're going to see rain moving in between west and east. the timelineonight favors about 6:00 to 99:00 p.m. in the metro area and it' going to be this showery activity that pushes into the region. now not seeing a huge threat for severe weather tonight we might see a few soakers, heavy rain, but it's not a huge coern. right now we're at 85 degrees birks 6:00 p.m. we'll have rain west ofsh wagton and around washington. that could m

tim amelia draper is driving the radar.into that storm one more time, a little bitloser to the torm around the martinsburg area to see where the storm is heading in towards jefferson cohtty of the rig there making its way into jefferson county and down towards the south and east. heads up if you live south and east of martinsburg area and sasth and et of there. cloud cover making its way in here. widening out, not showing a lot around the nation. we have a couple of showers and storms in our area but really no huge storms anywhere. what we do have some heat. take a look at the temperatures around the nation. ateast the eastern part of the nation. you notice there quite a bit in the way of upper 80s to around 90 degrees and that's the kind oft that will continue to build and build over the next couple of days. richmond right now at 95, and that's where wehink we'll be tomorrow. high temperature of 9 had, 95 degrees. isolated afternoon tstnderstorms julike we've got out there. as we move on through the next couple of days, we

amelia draper is here. tonds like friday have going be a beaut, amelia. >> it's going to be gorgeous.nt pley of sunshine. but right now showers moving through the area ahead of a cold front. that cold front on the doorstep. once that's through, the winds pick up and the humidity levels drop early friday morning. nothing too heavy out there. the heavier rain the moving toward the east, just scattered showers mainly until about 2:00 a.m. here's the cold front in west virginia. once this clears again, the winds pick up and it is refreshing. 7:00 a.m., still plenty of clouds but 69 degrees. creasing sunshine by the morning hours, breezy by 11:00 we'll be at 77. i'll have more what you can expect later friday and the weekend. we're almost there. i'll have that forecast coming up. >> thanks amelia. >>> new tonight d.c. major responds to jack evans resignation. she says the city and the transit organization can focus on the needs of riders. evans vowed to political preure today and stepped down. he admitted to "th

. >> we'll start with amelia draper in for chuck bell looking at the radar. >> hey, you'll want to grabs stepping out the door. i'm tracking widespread rain across the area and pockets of moderate rain in southern maryland, into fauquier county, even around the top of the belsay. you can here the brighter colors o

but first meteorologist amelia draper with a look at what we should expectn wednesday. >> we're going to be dealing were more rain and potentially some thunderstorms again tomorrow. the time period very similar.e for thst part later in the day with the bulk of the daytime hours looking mainly dry. right now still tracking somets pockeof heavy rain outside. this activity at around the savage, maryland area. gaithersburg seeing some light showers. pretty much all of 270 still dealing with some light rain. g thed news is this is generally pushing out of the area. we're going to be dry areawide by 3:00 a.m. it's muggy out there, though. right now we're at 73 degrees. 71 at 7:00.m. tomorrow. it's already humid when you step out your door. the morning and midday hours are ooking dry by 11:00 a.m. we're already close to 8 0 degrees. more rain in the forecast later tomorrow. i'm going to timing that out with future weather hour by hour. also there's a potential for some severe storms on thursday. i'll be talking more about that right around 11:18, doreen. >> all right, amelia, thank you. >>>

it has been marketed to teens iphone with your cnbc morning business ecwe're chng in with amelia draper of cominghome, still some wet i'm going to have more on timing on tomorrow's rain. we issues in northern virgin we're talking about a seven mile backup eastbound. we'll give you the full details coming up.>> plus, taking the hot seat. donre jr. pres to testify compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not pyovide half of whaprovide. to and now that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incdible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you more. switch now and get fast, reliable internet for a new low price of $39.95 a month. plus, get free installation. better, faster? i mean sn me up. call today at 1-800-501-6000. comcast business. beyond fast. ♪ otect your pet with the #1 name in flea and tick protection. frontline plus. trusted by vets for nearly 20 years. health issue, certainly 9/11 decide whether to live or to hava to live. emotio testimony be

. >> meteorologist amelia draper in the storm center. where is the rain right >> well, the rain right now, doreen, is down in northern virginia about to make its way over 95 and it's avy in nature. seeing some rain passing over the bay right now and heading towards the eastern shore and it's this activity that i'm keeping a close eye on and as we continue to head through the evening hours we'll see area of rain developing. the biggest threat will be heavy rain fall and look at all the ight coloringere on storm team 4 radar. this is moving towards woodbridge and quanting. light and the city of manassas seeing moderate rain. this is moving towards fredericksburg. there's about a 40% chance that you're dealing with some rain or a rumble of othunder, not everybody is going to see rain. north of washington you have the best chanre of ining dry. the heavy rain is going to be the biggest concern and that threat for severe storms where i'm talking about hail and wind gusts potentially is more so to our south. south of the fredericksburg area, so

but arguments put on either side, but the decision came down to the first minister of wales, mark draperficant weight to the environmental impact, how these gwent environmental impact, how these gwe nt levels environmental impact, how these gwent levels would be affected and together with the cost, he said that this scheme could not go ahead. in tennis, johanna konta has become the first british woman since 1983 to reach the semifinals of the french open. the british number one beat the american sloane stephens 6-1, 6-4, beat the american sloane stephens 6—1, 6—4, as joe beat the american sloane stephens 6—1, 6—4, asjoe wilson now reports. the courts of paris are clay, but they are like a motorway if you serve like this. jo konta just overpowered sloane stephens, 6—1 in the first set. that's great from jo konta, and it is another break. whatever lies on the court surface, it is what lurks in the players' mind that matters. konta here was certain that every ball was gettable, every point winnable. stephens chased and missed. jo konta won all ten consecutive points on her own serve, in the

story to end our broadcast with.t bue'll check back in quickly with storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper up to 73 degrees out there and warming to 78. a nice day of light winds and more clouds but mostly to partly cloudy skies but it is dry during the day. rain moves a in tonightund midnight. a high likelitod of abou 80% chance to deal with someain tomorrow. but plenty of dry time as well.l have rain around during the morning commute and then some scattered thunderstorms 3 between abo0 and 8:00 p.m. we return to dry weather not only friday, but saturday as well. on sunday some scattered late-day showers and thunderstorms are possible fore fath day. here is your ten-day out look. 70s today and tomorr and 80s and feeling like 70s but beautiful sunshine. mid to upper 80s osaturday and 90s on sunday. it is hot and starting to feel humid out there with late-day thunderstorms possible, erika. >> thank you, ma'am. that it is for "news4 midday." thank you for joining we're back on the air this afternoon first at 4:00. >> get ws and weather updates any time with the nbc washington app. have a gre

amelia draper will be up at "news4 today." heads up there.at the heavy rain, d.c., warrington a 5:30. 7:00, 8:00. a morning mess for sure. a break around 12:00. watch what happens in the afternoon. 3:00, a linems of stor developing and around the i-95 corridor, 5:00 or 6:00, potential for hail associated and colder air aloftith this storm. 5:00, 6:00, it starts to move out and we see changes there. bus stop, 62 degrees. owerslightly around the bus stop. 4, cloudy at recess and most likely by the time the kids are home tomorrow afternoon. how about your gardening tip, stop crabgrass and japanese ve from oaking your lawn. if you used enter ailt'siwemeedr forev a p second application. 48 on friday, 86 on heat, 90 o sunday and 93 on monday, no for at w88he ronar tuesday.

amelia draper is going to oin us with how things luge xp the firsive plans. . > also ahead, viagra has been around for years but women may investigate their own verngs. >> our erin gill correct will be >> our erin gill correct will be will be. we are sisters. and we just moved 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 tablet. 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. plus, a free samsung chromebook on us. that's fios. . >>> i'm thinking should we salute her with that. 's>> it #metsunite. #showyourstripes. >> she just explained it. >> i've gotten some calls. meteorologists aroundthe world today are wearing something that might look like this whether it's aeck tie or cufflinks.at his pin is showing, the annual global temperature since 1850 to 2018. this is going to be 2018. this is going to be1850 you can see the clear warming trep. it started last year, meteoro

. >> man waking up atf 5:30, amelia draper will be with you tomorrow. look at the heavy rain.rg, leesburg getting slammed around warrington. 7:00, 8:00, means your commute will be a sowl f the kids. 11:00 a.m., a little bit of break and maybe see a little sun here and we see the nexus wi upper level storms and 7:00 and d.c. metro area around 5:00. around the i-95 corridor, storms. that's why tomorrow will be a weather alert today. we will weather alert tonight at 11:00 because of the heavyn. r 47 on thursday. 78 on friday, 86 on saturday. good chance of storms, too. a little unsettled next week. >> thank you, doug. >>> this was an emotional meeting. ,t happened on th "today" show. broadway star ollie and her biggest fan, 6-year-oldy henr henson are both in wheelchairs. and she becai the ft to be in a wheelchair. henry watched th whole scene and hexclaimed, that's me. his mom said it's the first time he realized anything is possible despiteis spina bifida. >> neither of them knew about the meeting ahead of time. when asked what he thoughtab ut the tonys, he gave a thumbs up. go

amelia draper is monitoring storms moving in. >> right now just tracking showers out there. the activity into parts of ia prince willand fauquier and friend rick county and maryland and washington county as well. intthe early afternoon hours, just a few isolated showers out there. most of us stay dry. and we'll see peeks of sunshine. depending on how much sun we see develop, it is going to determine how strong our storms are thison afterno more sun equals stronger storms and more clouds we might not see that much in the way of storms later today. but as i put on the satellite and the radar, notice the breaks in the cloud cover around th as idor and the blue ridge well. so we're getting in on some sunshine and i think we'll see a few thunderstorms today. mainly between about 3:00 and the biggest concern is heavy rainfall, after that some strong gustyindshat could lead to wind damage and maybe a bit of hail. again, the times between about 3:00 and 7:00 p.m. bu i'm going to get more specific on your neighborhood when you could be dealing with some storms with future weather com

amelia draper explain. leon, and it's not just the warming waters.ed out to bait and tackle shops across the area today, and they also said that afer our wettest year on record, it's also really impacting the salinity in the bay which is having a big impactn fishing. back in the warming waters, this map here is showing you e change i average ocean mperatures since 1901 and they have all gone up. you've seen the brighter colors seeing the temperatures increase more so since 1901. that's on the west coast of mexico and also very notably in the northeast including right here in our area where some waters have warmed by three degrees fahrenheit since 1901. this can have a big impact on fishing because fish need certain temperatures if the waters are getting too warm they will try to migrate they will become stressed and even die. >> now all u.s.oa19st01 cal aat five of the great lakes have warmed in the last 25 years as well. now, one of the people i reached out to today was davi lowry. he's water man and since the 1990s the warming temperatures and poll

amelia draper is in the storm center, a lot of people hearing this now and thinking -- what rain? >> absolutely. storm team 4 radar for the most part is dry across the regn, but i amtraking isolated showers popping up. this just started happening over the last 30, 40 minutes, can you see how small in nature they are you have to look at the radar. a cell developing around the darnstown area in montgomery county and we head to prince george's county seeing heavier rain now. this cell is moving and it's going to be sou of sunderland within the next 20 to 30 minutes. most of the area out there is dry. just some scatteredhowers tonight. as we look to tomorrow. it's a storm team 4 weather alenot day. only are we talking about rain, but potentially some severe thunderstorms. if you're taking kids t the pool or heading to the playground, i would recommend going before 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. ay and he ti'll ekhave m woree ond the outlook and the storms in the forecast tomorrowoming up at about 6:25. >> now is a good time t make sure you have the nbc washington app on the phone, for hour-by-hour

amelia draper is here with the ience behind the trend that may be deadly. >> absolutely. and you have to think in a lot of thesee laces thern't air conditioning. and when we talk about dangerous heat, overnight lows are hecritical, you want t temperature to drop below 80 degrees and that is notli lyeu. so first more on the heat. this is the hottest june temperatures ever for parts of france, germany, poland and the czech republic. and it is only going to get worse. the heat wave in europe will hit tomorrow and friday about the soccer world cup going on in france for the women, yeah, they are playing there friday night at 9:00 p.m. i'll show you tperatures there what they might be dealing with in a moment. heat waves aren't new, right? but thisdoes relate to climate change in the sense that as we talk about our change in climate, the extremesre getting more extreme. we're talking about temperatures running 20 to 30 degrees would havom normal fr spain to portland with high temperatures generally around 100 in these llcations. what is causing a of this? this is attributed to

amea draper has a look at a steamy forecast. plus, the high seas arecoming to the stage right here, erica in d.c. >>hat's right, the cast of blackbea joins us aittle blackbea joins us aittle late why switch to fios now? er-optic network internet on the 100% f and now the best value from your tv package with the fios tv test drive. i love tv. once my kids go to bed, tv is my way to unwind. you'll get over 425 channels for 60 days. that sounds awesome. t you can unlo perfect tv package, so you pay for the plan you want. we get to see what we're actually using. i don't want to spend money on things that i don't need get access to over 425 channels for 60 days, including premium channels like showtime. after that, we'll recommend the perfect tv package based on what you watch. palike to know what i'm ying for. sports and entertainment fanatic, there's a pl for you. kids shows and news your thing? we've got you covered. switch to the best internet on the 100% fiber-optic network anilthe fios tv test drive wl unlock the perfect tv pac

we'll check back in with you at 6:00 t.tonigh rain out there, and amelia draper is tracking t >> our western zones will see the most rain tonight. d.c. metro and areas to e east you're dealing with showers. i've drawn a line on storm team 4 radar, if you're to the best of this line the might have the dry. every one is dry aside from light showers in the panhandle of west virginia i'm tracking rain farther west. this will eventually move into the region. with that being said, here's your evening planner. 6:00 p.m., showers west of washington. by 8:00 is when you have the best chance of showers for the metro rea. and i think the nats are playing tonight. could they see a bit of a rain delay? i can't rule it out. but i'm not seeing a postponement by any means. >> we' not worried about any severe storms, just rain that could be heavy west of washington. but windy, storm team 4 weather lert for some severe thunderstorms. >>> well ju 4is about two weeks away and we're now learning more about president trump's plans for the holiday.s it'alled salute to america. the event will include a mili

meteorologist amelia draper is here to explain that and share what we can do aboutt. amelia? >> first, your air quality forecast for tomorrow. the air quality out there today partners ut clean air saying tomorrow we'll see ourr ai quality likely deteriorate to the poor level. whatthis means if you have heart or lung issues, young kids and the elderly, you want to take it easy outside tomorrow. what we say and what i mean when we talk about bad air quality this, actually means an increase in ground level ozone. here's some simple thinca you do to help out our area. use public transit or car pools. if telecommuting is at option th a great way to help improve the air quality, and also turn off lights when you're not using them and another thing you ca dlook online for more posts there with more tips from our clean air partners. >>li thanks, ame >> we're working with you in in-depth coverage of our changing climate. go to the nbc washington app to learn how t packets you, your family, your health and even your commute. just search clima change. >>> the ftc is going after them coi

amelia draper is here with the look at this new spacex project what it could do. >> let's start you ofou could potentially see. check this out. thineline is a li of satellites. this video was ta in the netherlands over a week ago. spacex launch 60 satellites n into theht sky, and yes, youc an see them. tonight some of us will be able to see them, but next monday, if the weather cooperates, all of us will be able to se them. check it out. it essentially a line of 60 . satellites let it play just to the beginning. here it starts just how cool would that be to head out wetht wihe kids. right around 9:20 you'll be able to go out. some of us, and this will be in the most rural locations, let's talk about the direction. tonight these will be moving from north/northwest to the north at 9:21. it on lasts a few minutes. you have to be out there on time and you need to be well outside of the beltway tonight away from iolight pollut to see that cool display. however, next monday on june 10th, everybody, if the weather cooperates, will be able to see this line of satellites. it will be 60 times br

very feminine, from draper james, and then we mixed it with a knotted tee.ear out to dinner, out with friends. >> it looks beautiful. how do you feel? >> awesome. >> thank you so much. and our last final summer essential is a swimsuit cover-up, which can be a nightmare to find. let's see what mary lou has to say. >> i need a cover-up that's stylish and a corspy che assuswimha it flattetring but d lsn't looke something my grandmother would wear is challenging for me. >> mary u, come on out. >> so pants a a cover up. >> i think swimsuits are so great these days. so prty, especially aright one like this. you don't want to cover up. i think that's the instinct. but this is more of an outfit. we did a hinh waist l pant. the whole look is h&m, so it's affordable, and a glam s be. you thinknch to beach. you can go out to lunch and hang with friendsr go t loe the a cover-up isn't dressy enough. >> this is awesome. thank you so much. you can find all of these items and mor at today.com/shop. we'll be back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. at hertys we know everyon

also the top is from draper james, as well bright sandal. >> can you dress that up, too?an be a nightmare to find let's see what mary lou has to say. >> i want a cover-up that is stylish and supports my chest, is flattering but doesn't look like something my grandmother would wear it is a challenge for me. >> come on out, mary lou oh, pants as a cover-up. >> swim suits are so great these days they're so pretty, especially a bright one like this you don't want to cover up i think that's the instinct, to throw something over your swim suit this is more of an outfit. high waisted linen pant. the look is from h&m, very affordable we did a glam shoe think like brunch to beach you can go out to lunch or hang with friends or go to the pool. >> right normally you feel a cover-up isn't dressy enough. >> this is a full outfit. >> awesome jasmine, thank you so much you can find all of these items and more at today.com/shop we'll be back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc show me the crown. show me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube. amy, do you uh mind giving someone else a t

kirsty mcgregor is deputy editor at drapers magazine. good morning. the price? it's not the best outcome for the people who work in those stores, for the landlords who have to cut the rent but if the alternative was administration which is what they have said, it's better than that because they've saved 500 plus stores. let's talk about that idea that we were all led to believe that if you didn't get this deal through with landlords, the firm could collapse. that is quite a useful negotiating position. frankly, it means look, the landlords have the choice of some income or no income. there may have been a bit of scaremongering going on. but also, if we look at the high street at the moment, we're going a really tough time and have seen some really good household name retailers going under so there was a legitimate fear on the part of the landlords that this could have been crunch time for arcadia. philip green admitting he was slow to react to a changing high street. one wonders what he might decide to do, can he catch up with that competition? that's