herndon, next, virginia. democrats line. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. that when you put chief of staff, talking to laughing been yourself, i really felt shame that the chief of the staff coming to the television telling that they talking about abduction, how you call when you talk about campaign manager, the him to aw, you bring talk about adoption, this is insane. that, thisfigure out administration, they really intelligence, i really believe that. we got what we deserve. people, they elect this man and his family as president and this going to get, we've been telling the media been telling he's not qualified be president of the united states. and guess what, this is what for next four get years, whether we like it or not, that is what we'll deal worried about anything. i'm just saying it is a shame that this man coming on talking n say they about adoption, you don't call a campaign manager for adoption, it is crazy. you, yourself, you been laughing laughing razy, i'm myself. host: that is john in virginia. don't forget on c-span this of the senate as

today they organized a protest outside the herndon facility. the power lines would serve as an amazon data center. but residents of this neighborhood say the power lines would destroy their community. they also they they're unhealthy and may force residents out from their home. do displaced. it's a story we'll keep asking those tough questions on. dominion power released a statement saying we don't have a quarrel with the carver road community. the carver route wasn't our first choice. we offered it after the best route was blocked by county. we have an obligation to provide alternatives. >>> tensions grew after new video shows how close that missile got to a nearby country. and this has become a familiar sight. a protest near the white house. what's this one about? we'll have that answer coming up. >>> the black lives matter movement makes its way across the pond to london this weekend where dozens of people gathered today to protest the death of a young black man while in police custody. over night police in riot gear tried to disperse crowds

poli seven end who died at the scene hit another car head-on killing hui xu of herndon, a driver and passenger of another car were also hurt. the crash is still under investigation. >>> president trump hit twitter early this morning to make a major policy announcement about transgender service members. >> in a surprising policy about face, the president tweeted transgender people can no longer serve in the u.s. military. fox 5 political reporter ronica cleary is live at the white house now with more. ronica? >> reporter: hey, shawn and tony, the announcement seemingly came out of nowhere. just with three tweets from the president this morning. let me show you each. it started with this, after consultation with my generals and military experts, please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow then goes on to the second tweet. transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. maryland. our military must be focused on ci then the third tweet -- victory, and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the

host: raj in herndon, virginia. independents. if all the companies thisif i'm investing in companies, i checked them to grow their revenues by 10% each year. these companies, i expect them to grow their revenues by 10% each year. because health insurance is available cheaply, not many people are going to buy -- it is a noble concept, but it hasn't worked. if fei company has to produce a present more revenue each year -- if a company has to produce 8% or 10% more revenue each year how it works.me guest: one of the things we need to do with health care is actually making sure we are providing resources for wellness , prevention and health care. that meansck care having transparency so that consumers, doctors, physicians know what different procedures cost. that has been masked right now with insurance companies in particular. doctors don't know what procedures cost. aving more transparency as part of that conversation can lead to better results and better solutions as well. host: we've been monitoring the president's twitter page.

. >> a group will utility building in herndon today.nce is upset over plans to put up voltage power lines along carver road in dpansville. it's a historic black neighborhood. many residents descendants of freed slaves who bought the properties. >>> there's metro stations closed this week on the red line shuttle buses replace trains between medical center and bethesda. on the yellow line no service between reagan national airport and the district. >> and some scattered showers out there right now. temperatures only in the '770s r daytime highs but dry tonight. >> looking good tomorrow. >> watching television that'sis educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. lauren: hi, i'm lauren thompson, and this is the best of "heart of a champion". today, from tragedy to triumph; see why a motorsports fabricator is inspiring children born with heart defects all across the country. wade: you can hear you're not alone, and you can hear it's going to be okay, bubut until you see somebody that has the same exact defect that you do, there

they held a protest in front dominion energy if a sirfacilit herndon.ainst the plans to stretch power lines through their african-american neighborhood. the kacarver road community, so desend de desend dents of freed slades. they said we don't have a quarrel with the karner road prince willi yam county requirig no growth. >>> and president trump is trying to turn things around after a tough week. how he plans to g fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> this weeken

okay, michael calling from herndon, virginia. michael.ning, caller: good morning. host: go ahead, on with jessica pishko. jessica, i've heard that teenagers and what do teenager?r a caller: well, currently in the u.s. we consider under 18 a teenager. consider them youth. caller: correct. get their full mental capacity to make ationale decisions until they are in their 20s, but we allow to vote.e people guest: that's true. i don't really -- i myself am not advocate for the what is considered a i think sus an adult, it is pretty clear that, you know, the government has decided to vote, the cutoff 21 is the cutoff to drink, you cutoff to serve in the military, so i actually don't know that science supports the hard cutoff and i think we will see a trend where people, 19, 20, 21, are going to start look at their sentences to see if they could also be there is a lot of evidence that shows they are not -- their brains are not either.eveloped ost: on that point, the fair punishment project filed in a ecent case, where a defendant received 75-year sentence, 17-year-old, re

swipes of the wipers are likely along route 50, 66 and 7 toward leesburg and herndon. the future weather continues to bring this rain chance around between now and really anytime through the rest of the morning commute. just know that it's going to be kind of a showery start to the day. a little break in the action early this a just warm enough where we might be able to cook up thunderstorms later today. the best rain chances from washington south and westbound toward charlottesville and blue ridge. highs today, generally the low 80s. nothing all that much to concern yourself with. same story, again, coming your way tomorrow. warmer on friday. highs back up to 90 degrees with thunderstorms around in the afternoon. look at the weekend, melissa mollet. saturday and sunday, full of sunshine and lower humidity coming your way for sunday. >> i love it. i'm already looking forward to the weekend. taking a look at the beltway. inner and outer loop, no issues there. you can see the rain here starting to kind of move through all that green, slimy looking stuff. clarks gap road

herndon, 96, later. the could be isolated showers and storms. switch. the chance will be mainly areas around montgomery county, bethesda. the chance will start to diminish by 8:00 or 9:00. maybe still a shower or thunderstorm hanging on. angela: you mentioned it is the start of a new work week and we are doing so in great fashion. free for a lot of the capital beltway, but not delay-free now. interstate 95 toward new hampshire avenue, you are going to see plenty of brake lights continuing. not to takeo decide the capital beltway and go with the rails, we do have trouble spots for folks on the silver line. malfunction ater tysons. we are looking at drive times and lower speeds. gaithersburg. you are trouble-free in terms of incidents. autria? autria: thanks, angela. it is an kultur versus delta this morning. why she is squaring off with delta coming up. kidd: 36%. -- john: 36%. president trump's approval rating. we are asking one word to describe why. we will talk about it coming up on "good morning washington." hundreds of people are showing up to arlin

if you have plans take and easy. 90 in chevy chase. 88 in falls church and herndon. we will crank up the heat and the humidity. feels like 95 degrees at the airport. reagan national. it feels hotter than that. it's 91 for the feels like temperature in culpeper. satellite and the radar from stormwatch7. quiet and dry. mix of sun and clouds. it shouldn't amount to a lot but cumberland may pick up a sprinkle or two. in the next hour or two. barbecue plans you should be fine. grilling out, it looks good. temperatures fall to 90 by 6:00 p.m. forecast low 68 to 7 it will stay humid and warm. moving through the day tomorrow we can rule out chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms. some storms have potential for gusty winds and downpours but they won't last long. the highs make it to 96 and 97 degrees. feels like temperatures in the coming days tomorrow are close to 100 degrees. back to near 100 for the feels like. oh, alison! a buck! is it from alison or drew? alison: from all of us. nancy: can i get in on this? steve: thank you very much! feels like 100 degrees. i like

now, light rain toward rockville, herndon and fairfax. a little bit of light rain now. not raining that hard. the steadiest of the rain is across the shenandoah valley, blue ridge and virginia today. slightly lower rainfall amounts across maryland. most people are only going to get a tenth to a quarter inch of rain around the d.c. metro area. maybe half inch across central virginia. future weather between now and 8:30, pockets of light rain moving into the metro area. a break around lunchtime into the early parts of the afternoon before more rain across west virginia move in toward the evening hours. an umbrella ready day today. you can always track the showers on our nbc washington app as an interactive radar feature and follow me on social media by looking me up on twitter. i have updated the beach forecast. here you go. friday, saturdayd late in the day on friday. boy, saturday and sunday look magnificent. temperatures in the low 80s and low humidity as well. that's the way it is going to feel around here as well. a chance for showers today, tomorrow and a storm or t

. >> this herndon, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> chris lawrence here at the live desk where we've just learned that detectives now have a lead on the people who went on a paint ball shooting spree in southeast dc. take a look. we just got our hands on these photos. this is what dc police are looking for. a silver or tan ford but can't make out the license plate and here is the damage that it did. this car was apparently going through neighborhoods in southeast dc around 11:00 in the morning on tuesday, shooting at electricians, construction workers, one man was cutting his neighbor's lawn, even a woman working a hot dog stand. some of the victims say, those paint balls, they stung, they hurt and police have been looking for the people who did it, again, now they have these two cars one car, i should say, they're starting to identify who owns it and if it's related to this shooting spree. live desk, krins lawrenchris la 4. >>> other top stories, chit poet lay is -- chipotle is not serving dinner tonight. several customers became sick over the weekend. some of them went to the hospital with stom

the alliance held a protest in front of the facility in herndon yesterday. they are upset they are putting up power lines in the historic black neighborhood and many residents are descendants of freed slaves back in the 1900s, and the lines would serve an amazon datacenter. >>> a reminder to move over. two maryland state trooper cruisers are damaged after an suv driver rammed into them. a trooper was inside one was near the connecticut avenue exit yesterday morning. the troopers were out there because they were investigating a crash and were pulled off to the side. fortunately they are okay, and as far as the driver of the suv is concerned, that person is facing negligent driving charges. and there has been 40 incidents like this one involving maryland state police since the beginning of last year. >>> president trump's ban on transgender troops was a major military policy reversal but also dividing lawmakers. >> it is impacting a local state race, talking about the general assembly here. the democratic candidate is looking to make history as the first trans

it was driven by 34-year-old hui xu of herndon, virginia. they both died on the scene. >> we have not ruled out alcohol involvement. that is something that investigators are looking at. they do not believe speed was a factor. >> reporter: a third car was also involved in the collision. its two occupants from california were treated and released from a local hospital. not long ago on may 17 there was a previous wrong way collision on route 50 that killed two drivers and injured a toddler who was a passenger in the car that was traveling in the wrong direction. maryland highway engineers surveyed this area of route 50 right after the crash in may. >> to determine if signage is appropriate and that nothing is being blocked and accurately identifying on ramps and off ramps and westbound and eastbound and all of that was found to be appropriate and functioning. >> reporter: tonight investigators are still trying to determine where this wrong way driver entered route 50, how the mistake was made and how to prevent it from ever happening again. tha

there's little storms developing along that line, something around the herndon and sterling area, this one right coming back into dc, i will not be surprised if we saw this storm into parts of fairfax and loudoun county. if you hear thunder, like lauren 92 on your tuesday. 96 wednesday. look at the intense heat, thursday through sunday, with a heat index between 105 and 110, the actual temperature on sunday going for a high temperature of 101 near record levels. and, yes, staying hot all the way through next monday. >> all right. pretty painful. doug, thank you. you pack your fishing polls, cooler, and the kids in the car. then you get to the water and realize, hey, the river is closed. parts of the patomic are off limits to boating and fishing when president trump visits his golf course in virginia. they're talking to irritated people who will miss out on fun and money. >> hundreds of people use this section of the patomic river every day, boating, fishing, kayaking. but now there is new concern about some new rules going into effect because of what is right across the river. trump na

police say kristen parks died at the scene hit another car, head-on killing hui xu of herndon, a driver and passenger in another car were hurt. the crash is still investigation. >>> new video now from a drive by shooting in silver spring spring in the 9400 block. the people who live there were home at the time but no one was hurt. police are offering a reward up to $10,000 for information >>> there are more details tonight after several illegal immigrants were found dead in the back of an overheated tractor-trailer in texas. >> one of the victims who died has ties to our area. and to the gang ms 13. fox 5 tisha lewis joins us from fairfax with the story. >> reporter: we're steps away from the immigration and custom enforcement office in fairfax, where 19-year-old frank fuentes was deported months ago after being convicted for assault and more, ice said agency records indicate that he unlawfully entered the united states in 2000 and last year, he was convicted of grands larceny and assault and they go on to tell us they suspect he was a member of the deadly street gang ms 13 and was depo

my sister who is a teacher at herndon high school, jenny, she's du >> do you want to tell them the namee thinking? i don't want to put too much out there. >> davida. >> thanks so much. it's an honor. i think it's beautiful. >> we're still trying to figure that out. >> consider davida. >> we're on facebook live, too. you're considering maybe the birth will be on facebook live, too. we're in the doing that. >> not doing that far, sorry. >> tmi. >> but the show will continue on facebook live and we're going to continue on air here. we've fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of you contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termina