>> kammerer cannonball off the high dive. >> the kammerer cannonball. i likthat. what about a back flip. >> that begins in a cannonball. >> don't they have had a high ve en a back flip cannonball do says. oh, i might have to think about that one. i might have to think about that one. >> you can do it. we have confidence. >> all right. that's coming up. you can ski which one he does. >> 6:45. >> anks, doug. >>> still to come tonight, teenage vaping surge. how juul co-founder tried to defend h product on capitol hill. >>> who is more likely to be distracted by tech while >>> our vehicles are constantly utbecoming more advanced bthe new technology meant to make our rides more enjoyable will also pose some risk, particularly for older drivers. rode with chers who people aged 55 to 75 say those drivers took their eyes off the road eight seconds longer than younger people. to do things like program their navigation or use other in-car n techogy, and voice technology can also be a distraction. plus you want the device, here's the wrong thing. you know why i oughto. perts

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

i'm amber kammer in toronto. ahn inand i'm sherry new york.n musk has unveiled his latest project, implanting patients with electric that would allow them to work commuters with just their mind. founded in 2017 but very secretive, neurolink has just had their first demonstration. ours watch more with reporter, ashlee vance, who demonstration. this sounds very sci-fi. you are talking about cybernetic late enhancing -- cybernetically cybernetically and hang seng human beings -- cybernetically enhancing human beings. there has been a lot of work done in university labs, now you see this startup backed million something, trying to push this state-of-the-art forward, quite dramatically. the company has only been around since 2017, and the fact that they already have these devices and papers seem pretty impressive. amber: it is one thing to holes into the ground, which is what he does as a company, to asking people to bore holes into their skulls. ashlee: they are claiming they want to start human trials next year. the people doing this are not goin

so our meteorologist doug kammerer there. doug kammerer, y gave it your all out there. >> yeah, i got to go up there and you bet. if i could get n the coursei was going to do it and i definitely gave it a try. >> let's take a look how doug did. it's the first obstacle course y on any ci qualifying course. with se. with ease. >> looking good there. >> you made this look easy. >> well, until here. >> a little more difficult here. >> second obstacle. where am i going? here i go. ot this does take a l of upper body. >> you look like you're hanging in there but you ain't moving too much. >> i should have been moving more. i should have gone on -- right here i'm just more hanging rather than pushing forward. >> but you got a second wind there. >> i did. and then i tried the wall. i really want to get thisthing. they told me what to do to get this. i was so excited to try this. i did -- is this the good one? >> here we go. > there we go. that's not the good one, ladies and gentlemen. >> we saved that one for last u were exhausted by

. >> doug kammerer brings you your weather every day on news4. but yesterday he tried his hand at being a]ozf ninja warrior. the show was filming in baltimore at thealime. first quifying obstacle is always the five floating steps. made it through that part of the obstacle course. then the secretary tacond obscle. you're supposed to slide down, jump from one to the other. good job, doug kammerer. no way i'm doing that. strength.pper body he almost had it. all of those things. he has upper body strength. you have to have the momentum. hit feel like you have to it on that first one. the timing has to be perfect. >> your arms get tired. >> everybody is an expert, right? ha ha! >> get momentum and make sure youwing like this and then get a good grip. >> i'll get an email to him and let him know what he did wrong. we we analyzing your video on "news4 today." djust a few things, g. >>> a few things you need to know before you walk out the door. a beautifulstart. look at that sun coming up. oh, yeah. this is just about 30 minutes before the official sun

amber: and on amber kammer into rocco -- in toronto.nslaught ofe an regulatory scrutiny and including a $2 billion charge tied to its ftc settlement, the social media giant still reported better-than-expected second-quarter earnings and revenue after an initial advance. shares are now down over 2%. for more insight, let's bring in our senior equity analyst. he has a hold on facebook. great to have you with us. so investors did like what they saw in the performance of facebook. they don't like the regulatory environment at the moment. does the stock price right now reflect that environment? so, actually. it is pretty much the regulatory environment, the additional costs that facebook can incur because of that will keep the stock down. i think it will limit the upside to the stock, and it is trading pretty much where we valued it, $200 a share. shery: when you factor -- amber: when you factor in the regulatory can turn -- and this is not a new phenomenon, it has been going on now for quite some time, are we seeing any evidence that it is

. >> we're kicking off tee hours of team weather starting with doug kammerer in the storm center. this looks like a ton of rain out there, doug. >> a lot to our south. most of it is moving out of the d.c. metro area. that's the good ns and really, guys, the amazing thing about this is we've sn a major ttern shift from where we were over the past week to two weeks, and, boy, do we need it. this is what's happening right nowhe you can see rain just down to our south. this is the last 12 hours. a lot of shower activity and not a lot of real heavy rain. we did not see a lot of rain from the system last night. a lot of rain in the southern zones, and even up to the north can't rule out a couple of showers coming down from the north. all down to the south. we're talking about areas south of washington. , lvert county, northern ne fairly heavy rain at that, while the rest of us for the most part are remaining on the dry side. here's the big thing. we hit a high temperature teye rds ay76 in d.c. look at the pawtuxet river, 69 degrees and 71 in fredericksburg and 78 back towards martinsbur

storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer won't let the fun last for long because he says we've gotce a chanor severe weather just around corner, right? >> yeah, we're tracking that for you as well. that would be day on thursday. tomorrow a day kind of like today but a little warmer and noticeably more humid as well. high temperatures today below average. our average high is 89. 86 degrees in d.c. hagerstown. back to the west, though, 91 in west virginia. that's the warmer air that's going to be making its way our way. tracking a couple of things here in the wider picture. one, we've got a storm here. that's a front. that's what we're going to ee onthursday. and two, down toward the gulf you see all these clouds. that's where the gulf of mexico, that could be a new tropical system tomorrow and that could become a fairly strong tropical. we'll talk about that as well as we move on through the nextsy couple of days. staying dry and comfortable tom brow. a litt more humid. possible severe storms on thursday. icll time those out for you. tracking the tr yeah. for really the first ti

storm team four meteorologist doug kammerer continues our live coverage. >> doug, today definitely one for the record books. >>,really, guys just amazing. it was the most rain we've ever seen on this date, and also the 6th wettest july day ever in the history of d.c. we go back to the late 1800s. the amazing amount of rain we st saw, mo of that came in one hour. show you what's happening. this is early this morning coming through aroun 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00. tremenus storm with incredible rain rates. it sat over the area. it took seven hours to go from t fredrik al way to the leonard town area. that's why we saw 3, 4, 5 you inches of rain. around 9:00 when most people were trying to get to wok, they were late because of the flooding in parts of the area. look at the incredible amount of rain there. here are some of the totals. 4.6 into frederick county, 5 inche-- we do have ground truth to this. potomac maryland, 5.5 inches of rain. now tomoow, it's allut of here. a much better forecast, starting off your commuter forecast e oking dry, 73 degrees. watch out for som the residual effect

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

. >> and i'm storm team c 4ef meteorologist doug kammerer. it's backyard weather day and we're at stonegate ol, from the very, very small to the very, very tall. go ahead, tall veguys, wa your hands, man. we're ready to go. have a lot more coming up. doing a big dive coming up at 6:45. you want me to do a back flip, front flip ore. cannon balanc the what do you think? >> back flip! >> i heard it all. >> n o did you know comcast business es beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast business has the solutions you need. get start with fast, reliable internet for just $39.95 per month. 's everything a small business owner needs. call 1-800-501-6000 day. >>> he was a bid athlete and had dreams of becoming a rapper. this evening we're hearing fr themily of a teenager, is be a teenager shot and killed in his home earli

. >>> our dg camm kammerer explai weather video. >> recently, he tried his hand at becoming a ninja warrior. there he is trying to the course a few wweeks agoile they were filming in .baltimore rst qualifying obstacle is always the five floating sts. made it through that part of the acstacle course. >> the second obst? he is hanging thered an supposed to jump to the next set of bars and couldn't quite make it and u ended in the water. he was real close but he didn't make the cut. he h a job right here on news4. he doesn't have to worry about all of that. >> oh, right there! >> he almost had it too. >> i don't know how they do iit equires so much strength and focus and determination. >> doug is tall. i talk about this a lot because i love that show. seem like anybody who is taller has more of a difficult time from gettingrom obstacle to obstacle. if you're shorter you're more compact and lighter. >> doug, lauryn says lose some weight! there you go! >> i got a list of things that he did i wrong thatl send him later. >> his form need to improve and his swing. >> analyzeth video, this is this h

. >>> chief meteorologist doug kammerer is on it in the storm center. what's the word, doug? >> we've got a lot of severe weather out to the west. not much at all. around the d.c. metro area, we're under a severe thunderstorm watch. it does not include our northern counties here. we're trking a couple of strong storms. a severe thunderstorm warning. this goes until 4:45. big-time storms between culpeper and charlottesville. just plain rain. lightning around rrenton.st another m right here. it's been severe in west virginia. it's moving in toward the this is the border between west virginia and virginia and it's going to move toward frederick and portions of shenandoah in the next 45 minutes. a lotli of tning with this. more storms down to the south. calvert county. down toward the nern neck. but we've got them area wide now. once again the area inside the d.c. metro area is not seeing the storms. we saw cloud cover for a good portion of the day and that's helped to keep a lid on the atmosphere. that being said, we're waiting for these to push out toward the west. we're seeing

t's get right to storm team 4 doug kammerer joining us with the latest on this weather alert. >> we're going to be tracking this rain as it makes its way into the area. you can see it back to the west. pretty prevalent with this line that's making its way through. this is going to be an on goingh theme throut the day. we're going to see areas of showers, some will be on the heavier side. not much going on, but these ari right along route 1 here, along i-95. we can z in to parts of the district, just to the north of cheverley. no problem with flooding just yet. it's later today, we're going to have that issue. right on through 2:00 a.m., early tomorrow mohiing. is going to be a scenario that plays out all day long. we're tracking a storm system that's going to move our way. giving us a chance for heavy rainfall. atthe flash flood thre is real and so is the real threat. i'll show you the timing of these storms when they come through, when they move out, and what can you can($ expect the rt f the day. not to mention're talking about a possible tropical storm too in the gulf ofic mexo. muc

. >> amelia draper will give us an update on the tropics, but doug kammerer, we understand we could see rough weather of our own this time tomorrow. is this the stuff that's in new orleans right now? >> nothing to doh with t at all. but we are tracking a good chance for severe storms during date tomorrow. storm team 4 not in weather alert now. alert will be in weather tomorrow. we've got a cold front making its way toward us. here's the storm coming through, two, 2:00, 3 :00, watch what happens, a ton of rain, severe potential is way up during thea rnoon and tomorrow. the biggest potential will be the potential for flash flooding as well as strong winds. storm predicon center has it all in a slight risk. meaning a good chance for severe thunderstorm warnings to come out during the afternoon. heres are the biggest risks. ot will be heavy rainfall with the pntial for flash flooding. winds will be a big issue as well. hail and tornado threats much lower. down to the south. you're talking about new orleans, gulf of mexico. hedifferent set of scenario going on down t we're tracking the tropi

amber: and live from toronto, i'm amber kammer, in for amanda lang. welcome to "bloomberg markets."e joined by both audiences. vonnie: here are the top stories we are following. shery: boris johnson is quickly ruling out an early general election, while vowing to complete brexit by october as he gets ready to take over as the u.k. prime minister. and alexa, find me a house. amazon is partnering with real estate. the u.s. senate is getting in the weeds. cannabis is in the spotlight today as a some consider a potted banking bill. -- pot banking bill. amber: let's get a check on the major averages. we are broadly positive on most of the industries for a second day in the road. 30 companies -- row. 30 companies are reporting today. on average, they have been beating expectations by around 6.5%, higher than the three year average. and it certainly that is the guiding light for a number of these industries. i cannot remember the last time i said this when talking about what is driving the dow jones, shares of coca-cola trading at a record high. very astonishing when you consider the fact

has the latest on the plans for the president's salute to america and the chief meteorologist doug kammerer is tracking storm chances that could affect your plane but w tart with transportation reporter and adam, you're learned that celebrations will affect air travel at reagan national. tell us about it. >> yeah. that's really right. this is an unprecedented move for the fourth of july. basically between 6:15 and7: and between 9:00 and 9:00 pm for the fourth of july. and because the flights can't be that close they have to be delayed. >> the flyovers and fireworks shutting down the flights at reagan national airport. between 6:15 and 745 p.m. and between now and 45 p.m. on the fourth of july there will be no flight operations at dca at all. the faa making that announcement on social media today. hopefully they will divert them to dulles or something which is not enjoyable. >> joseph bishop henchman. the flight was atan log national and 9:21 on the fourth. >> onhe other hand, why is this all being done at the last minute. >> air traffic has been stopped in the past for the flyovers. it has

doug kammerer is in the storm center. >> we're watching the storms coming through. chance for severe weather. storm team 4 will be in weather alert mode all day tomorrow. this is one computer model talking about our next storms coming through during the day. 11:00 a.m. could see some early showers. it's with the front as it makes its way our way, look at the amount of thunderstorms, a line developing very intense storms and very heavy rain could be around. inat's why we're thinking tomorrow is defely a weather alert day. symptom prediction center has us in a orm pattern with thunderstorms. this is what we're expecting for your thursday. heavy rain will be a major impact for this in parts of th area. that means we could see some flash flooding. wind is going to be a high impact event. we've got a couple igh impact events, we'll be watching it closely. once again, we're in weather alert mode.ng somethilse happening in the weather, things starting to ramp up. we could be looking at barry. it's not tropical storm yet but we're watching this storm in the gulf of mexico w

z3a5wz z16fz y3a5wy y16fy >>> chief meteorologist doug kammerer right there talking abt numerous warnings. one around frederick county and a new warning here, and going 00 until 7:nd another one from loudoun county as well as frederick county and prince william county.ti going un 7:15. heads up around the sterling area over towards ashburn. this one east of manovsas towards wood bridge and another one towards fairfax county and a new severe thunderstorm warning. this is brand new. northern fauquier county nd this loiudoun county and north william county. this is most likely going to be until 7 sack and i just want to show that for you. i want to make sure that this is until 7 sack tonight. this is exactly wh we're looking at. there it is. until 7 sack. another severe thunderstorm ng warni loudoun county, fauquier county and western prince william county for the potential of o60-mile-per-h winds. gosh, we'll continue to watch this for you tonight and any more of that goose severe we'lw h it right here in the storm center. >> thank you, doug. arizona's governor is threatening to pull financ

bound and as mentioned bobby port sis headed to the knicks, but our top available free agent doug kammerer. >> oh, my gosh. >> and you know he went to that tball powerhouse unc, northern colorado. a lot ofupside like his forecasts, he also puts high pressure on his opponents and the downde known for the occasional heat check. 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 you

doug kammerer is in the storm center w th the first word on the weather. we're loving this. >> we're loving this for sure. you mentioned carroll county right theat. th county under two different tornado warnings yesterday at two different times. one at 3:30 and another at 930. that's the kind of severity in storms that we had during the ay yesterday and thaseal l er over the next couple of days. still some rape. this is over the last 12 hours or so much. can you see the rain moving out of our region and still in the southern zone. rain down to st. mary'snt cou and down around the northern neck. we'll see showers around the fredericksburg area, in towards stafford county and we may see a few in the western zones, too, as a system tries to make its way throughn here and the in behind that. look at that. 77 degrees after a high of 96. look at richmond. 66 right now. that's the cool air. that's the clouds and the rain to the south. we're going to see some really nice temperatures the next couple of days, but the heat is not all that far away. it turns. i'll sh

. >> doug kammerer shows us what a busy day it's been from the get go on storm team 4. >> most of thestorms in the afternoon and chuck bell here in the morning deal with something he doesn't get to see very often hanthat's not just incredible amounts of rainfall but flooding, flash flooding early in the morning and that affects the morning rush. we see that a lot with the afternoon rush but not for the morning rush. take a look at these pictures out of frederick maryland. you know, these are homes, these are streets an flood roadways in through people's neighborhoods. parts of frederick county saw 3 this nches of rain early morning look at water rescues going on there. there were dozens and dozens and dozens of waterescues in just about every county that this made its way through. i got an email from a viewer down in fridaysburg that said what rain? we saw nothing here. nothing around fredericksburg. it was really this swath right in here that saw the incredible amounts of rain with that storm as it just progressed down to the south and east very slowly. right now nothing on the radar

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. >> so let's go back out live to chief meteorologist doug kammerer. >> he's still dry but not for olshirt off. in silver spring. hey, doug. guys, i am so ready to go. we'll have a ton of fun. this is great. this is what i did as a kid would you come here with the meets. all the parents are here. take a look. everybody out there. all the members of the swim team out theres well cheering on their team, and, of course, everybody cheering on lane number lane number three. who are my partners here. >> reporter: this is one of the coaches. >> owen, grace, molly, yourself and that's it. >>we o grace and mole. we're going to clean this up. i'm the anchor, and i've got -- come onov r. come on over. you are all-star last year. your name is aaron. yes. i want you to go as fast as i can. i'm going to try to go as fast as i can and we'll see how this ends up. i think i know how that's going to end up. you guys love this. this is what you guys do out here. how big of a day is swim meet day? >> it's swim fast, have fun achieving awesome things together. >> you guys ready for this. >> you guys ready

meteorologists is tracking the system for us.rt let's sta with storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer in the storm center. >> we're calling tomorrow a weather alert day. and the reason is because we have a good threat for strong to severe thunderstorms during the day on our thursday. could see some storms early tomorrow rning. here's 11:00 a.m. you see showers around the baltimore area. these come through d.c. 7:00, 8:00 for the morning rush. then watch the afternoon, in the west, the front movescross our area. watch the late afternoon and evening, a very strong line of thunderstorms develops, very heavy rain associated with that as well. storm prediction center,ma norn, oklahomahas this a slight risk for severe weather. that means we're going to see some kind of warnings with the system. theeaiggest thr guys, let's take a look. we've got it, heavy rain, a chance for some flash flooding. i don't think it willbe like monday. wind will be a big factor here. hail and tornado threat much ower. we're gg to be tracking these two big factors here as we move through the day on our thursday. b

. >> i'm in the storm center right here with our chief meteorologist doug kammerer.ht back monday for a lot of focus. we know what we went through then. >> it's not going to be the same thing. what we saw on monday was really unprecedented, 3, 4, 5 inches of rain coming in one hour's period. now, that's not going t happening, but we can still get flash flooding area-wide. i don't think you're going to see as many problems asou saw on monday, but i think tonight is going to be a very dangerous night. we're tracking this line of storms here, severe thunderstorms warnings with it in prince george's and arundel county. look how much rain we've got coming through. this is extremely heavy as well and just kind of sitting there. let's zoom in. this is tge stron storm in town near prince george's county moving into arundel county. this will move to bowie. right on down the 495, the beltway just a mess out there right now in the eastern half of the beltway. look at this storm. this one is really taking sthap. is an area, fauquier county and rappahanno county, i can easily see

but first, doug i kammerer in our storm center tracking tonight's strong storms right here at home.u see it right behind me, ladies, it is really coming down again in the d.c. metro area. very have rain coming through the d.c. metro area. this time of night, rush hour, just a mess out ere. prince george's county, charles county, right along 30 a nasty situation there. down to the south around fredericksburg. over towards carroll county. severe thunderstorm warning in effect. no longer for fredericksburg, only for caeroll now and ov towards parts of southern stafford as wellas overowards king george until 6:30, 6:45, ut rather, b this storm starting to weaken a little bit so that's good news. charles county, prince george's county getting hit very, very hard here. even inside the district getting hit hard. so a rough go of things tonight for sure. you can see where some of the heaviest rain is in brandy wine, all of these areas now under a flood warning. that's aerial flood warning meaning creeks and streams coming out of their banks until 9:15. you might just want to stay away from

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

. >> let's get to chief meeorologist doug kammerer. it's amazing that we had those scenes yesterday and today it's so nice. he got socked in yesterday with the clouds and t rain. high temperatures in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees what, a difference a day make. the only clouds are back heres towardthe mountains and the rest of us, abundant sunshine. it's been a fantastic afternoon. temperatures getting closer to advertised. it's around 89 g grees. sitt 85 degrees but 85, blue skies and low humidity and that's a beautiful day coming off what was a disastrous day yesterday one of the wettest days of all time in the month of july. guys, that's saying a lot, and most of that full in oneou h. now over the next couple of days, we can take a little reprieve here today and tomorrow staying dry and comfortable tomorrow but here we go. possible severe storms coming up on thursday we'll tare about that, and then i'm tracking the tropics, too, a couple of things to watch out for. >> doug, regarding the storms, possible storms ony, thursda are

doug kammerer standing by with the latest. how do things look right now? bit of a lull in d.c., but just to the east, to the south, to the west, to the north, it is pouring out there. charles county, prince george's county, fairfax count and eastern prince william county. along potomac riveruntil 6:00. we'll show you where the storms are. you see the storms that have already move tlood uh, a little opening with some sunshine down to the south. that's where this storm just developed coming acros tthe river iards charles county and then, of course, the storms back to the west which we're watching. around aroun arundel along towards annapolis. leesburg, around 15. nasty in loudoun and heavy rain from charleston to winchester. the heaviest rain, though, has been with this area right here. one second. go back. r ht. here we go. right in here. this is what continuing to watch, this area coming through manassas and down towards fauquier county this storm is one we're watching very closely. this is right around portions just to the weather of -- mt. vernon, around

i'm storm team 4 meteorologist doug kammerer. anybody ee like beinghe host on the map?s the host and that's where we are right now. noterribly bad. 38 hagerstown and 83 rich monday. the heat index is a little below hi the dryers. side. dew points will inease and the humidity will increase the next couple of das, ande're talking about a nice little heat wave making its way in here. not much going on on the radar. we do havemu cus clouds moving on into here with storms moving back to west virginia. ast of thelantic and northeast on the dryer side. most of the storms mountain-related, elevation-related and then emtracking a syst back to the west and what we're trying do here is more week across much of the country and that -- no problem for saturdais >> it 4:30 and time to get you caught up today with the four things you need to know this friday. a nasty intestinal illness has spread in d.c., maryland and virginia. the parasite is called psychosporea. the outbreak has hit nearly a dozen areas and it'sed trac a batch from, are exports so experts say wash your hands. this aw

doug kammerer is leading our coverage in the storm center. >> a nastyde storm that ma its way from frederickty virginia all the way to frederick county maryland and now there's numerous trees down across that area now. that was round one. you can see what's ppening with storm team 4 radar that. storm is now out of the region now making its way up towards the philadelphia area. very stron storm right there. had a ton of lightning earlier. now we're starting to see things calm a little bit and heavy rain in through frederick county, maryland, some areas saw some wind damage around that area. we're watching a little bit of lightningight around the airport site here. right around dulles, some of that storminess and more stormsd expect through the night. severe thunderstorm watching actually goes until 10:00. much more on any new warnings that we don't expect for thext neour or two and anything that pops up will be right here on the storm center. >> i'm jim handley. if you're just joining us at 4:33, let's get you caught up on the four things you need to know. as doug mentioned,he four storms cau