maryland and washington, d.c. >> life science issue? >> the two great strength we have in maryland. we are great and bio health and life sciences. where the number three in america. austin is number one. my friend charlie baker, we and i are -- he and i are always fighting for number one. we are very friendly. very competitive. we are working hard. we started a thing called xl maryland to focus all the resources with all of our state agencies and universities. to try to pool all of those ideas to say what can we do to go from really great to the greatest in life sciences? we are beating the heck out of virginia and all of our neighbors. the second thing we are good at cyber. and particularly we are the cyber capital of america. we are second only to silicon valley in i.t. we have the highest educated population in america. the highest median household income in america. we have more i.t. jobs than anywhere but silicon valley. we have a very diverse economy. we are no longer just reliant on the federal government. we are growing the private sector in lots of areas. havehe two strengt

. >> maryland governor larry hogan sat down with david rubenstein to discuss maryland state politics and a range of issues including life and politics and the governor's battle with cancer. this is 50 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> we are very honored today to have the 67th governor of maryland, the state in which i live and governor hogan. governor hogan's background is well-known to most of you but for those who might be watching let me give you his background briefly. he grew up in prince george county, his father was a member of congress for three terms and served as county executive to prince george county. governor hogan grew up in landover maryland, born in washington dc be, he went to work in congress and helped run his father's campaign. subsequent to that he ran himself are congress once as a 24-year-old. that did not work. >> it was a bad idea. >> the only reason he didn't get elected is you have to be 25 conservative voters recognized he was a little bit young. subsequently ran for congress again against any or, did not when that time either but he built a real est

the words of maryland athletic director david evans. evans also announced offensive coordinator matt canadarv will as interim coach while durkin is on leave. a point of fact, hardly seems significant rightnow. 'll send it back to you. >> dave johnson, thank you. we'll see you later in the broadcast. news of the decision to place durkin on paid lea came hours after democratic candidate for governor weighed in, releasing a statement this afternoon callind evans durkin, quote, ultimately responsible, calling for both meno be suspended. maryland governor larry hogan called the reports, quote, deeply troubling, and university ofs marylan president said he was, quote, profoundly disturbed about the report. to l trn more about case, head to the nbc washington app. the article is one of the most popular stories that viewers are reading right now. >>> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> take a look at this. we saw a lot of lightningrom storms well off into the distance. these storms we're looking at ac., but the way down into southern maryland, s

maryland football coach placed on leave.mr sportsent working so urces, late-breaking details ahead. >> reporter: this church across the street from lafayette park pretty much ground zero at sunday's protests and also open. as are other >> concern tomorrow for worshippers headed to church in the district. hundreds will pass through tight security ahead of the unite the right rally across from the white house. hate is not stopping those celebrating compassion and unity. >> it's the last stop -- >> reporter: lafayette park always a tourist attraction and in a few hours grounds for controversy. there are other regular sunday events going on. just ac the street, st. john's church, where president and rular parishioners come to pray. >> a history of being open during conferenceations to lift upne ever >> reporter: since planned in a secure area could be a challenge getting there. >> confronted by hate speech, confronted by street closures. searches for are you carrying weapons org? someth >> reporter: in fact, churches around the

especially in parts of maryland, southern maryland. we'll watch this closely. a lotf the models were indicating and a lot of storms developing here. we're seeing some fire up on the radar like amelia showed you. we go until 11:00 p.m., could see thunderstorms lingering. se good news for tomorrow morning we're looking at improving conditions, so as theb kids headk to school we're not looking at the storms ow.o that's just for opportunity. here's the wednesday planner, by tomorrow night and mainly dry. could not rule out the chance of a passing stray shower and would not be a big deal. a lighter shor. not looki at severe weather tomorrow. as we go through the day, high temperatures mid-80s and by the afternoon, notice the humidity dropping and you'll notice it starts to feel a lot more comfortable later in the day tomorrow, but it's going to lead us to an bventer end to the week, so let's see what that ten-day shows us. amelia? >> sheena, thursday and friday are looking really nice. thursday night you can open up the wdows and let the fresh air in. the storm team

. >>> and mistakes made at the university of maryland. the school admits the death of a football player could have been prevented. we begin with that erelosive rt involving catholic priests accused of abusing children. >> the pennsylvania attorney genel conducting the most exhaustive investigation ever into the catholic church. >> among the findings more than 300 clergy accused and more than 1,000 children who were victims identified. >> the alleged abuse over a seven-decade span and at the center of the fdings cardinal donald wuerl, the archbishop of bishop of who was pittsburgh starting in the late '80s for nearly two decades. >> let's get right to mark segravesho has been poring over this report and has reaction from the cardinal. >> reporter: yeah, pat. archbishop wuerl is mentioned more than 150 times in this report. he served f 18 years as the bishop of pittsburgh, the city where he was born.no one of the closest american advisers to the pope is having to defend his actions. it was pennsylvania's attorney general joshhapiro who led

ten sailors were killed there, including timothy echols of maryland.ews4's meagan fitzgerald was with his grandparents as they paid tribute to himhis week. >> it's been bhard,ause i miss him so much. >> reporter: there's nothing li the bond between grandfather and his only grandson. >> gave me a lot of life. >> reporter: he says timothy was his pride andjoy. he served in the army, so when timothy enlisted in the navy, he said their greatest thmemories were betting on the football games. >> he owed me $50 for the army/navy game but i overlooked >> reporter: it was their dream to attend the game together one gay, but irvin's life changed on august 21st of last year. >> timmy was presumed missing along with ten others. >> reporter: tim was onboard the uss mccain, heading to singapore when it collided with a merchant vessel, trapping t sailors inside. >> i got up at 5:30 in the morning because tha got the message. and i just got on my kes and said a prayer. >> reporter: the pain and emptiness still lirngers a year later, but his grand parents say they feel

jones remains jailed in maryland for the carjacking. live at d.c. police headquarters, jackie bensen. >> thank you. >>> new tonight, an outbreak of violence in the district pap we've got calls out for more information on a number of shootings tonight. police are looking for thewhen shot two men on mt. pleasant street near the powell rec center around 9:00. both victims should recover. also in northwest tonight, police say someone shot a man at the corner of 12th and mass av near thomas circle around 8:00 tonight. it the victim here was conscious when officers arrived. police say the suspect may have gotten away in acar. >>> and we now know the name of a man killed inside a barber shop in northeast this afternoon. kavon herder was 25 years old. ypolice say someb killed him and injured an employee an the barber shop on dix street northeast right up near the maryland line.ie police b this was a targeted attack and are still looking for nsuspects. >> to accusations so explosive they sha the foundation of the catholic church. the man now serving as archb

northern maryland and northern virginia off towards 81. uck's back in just a few minutes to show you the timing of some rain later on today. that's straight ahead. >>> plus, blasting off for the sun. an outis world mission just getting started. a look at the first of its kind when a new breast cancer patient comes to cancer treaa ent centers of amer philadelphia, she's coming for the multimodal therapy where the specialists form a treatment plan together. we were looking for a cancer team at would help us decide the best course of action. we have so many tools at our center. this is what attracted amy all the way from new york. three were people who xperts in their field. and for us that was the best choice. learn more about our breast center at cancercenter.com/philadelphia >>> this was the scene as counterdemonstrator filled the downtown d.c. streets yesterday to be a force against hate. nearly 1,000 peoplehod up to uni unite to right and comparehat to the supremacists who showed up for the rally. despite the tension, no violent conferen

showers in southern maryland towards anne arundel. rumble of thunder and heavy rain farther west.si just o of loudoun county, we head over to clark and areas south of winchester, we see lightning start to pick up. these thunderstorms not out of theio equ through tonight. these showers continue to push towards the st. loudoun county along 15 here get ready, rain headed your way. tonight, we are expecting the showers to be possible. about 50 chance scattered. temperatures will dropo ie low 70s. and my, is it going to be a muggy night out there. for your future weurher, i this had on so you can see what happens. we're waking up tomorrow to pretty dry conditions can. 10:00 p.m. sunday, lots of clouds. a f breaks give us sunshine breaking in there. towards sundayafternoon, very similar situation to today where we start to see the showers popping up. very sparse and some of the heavy rain staying down into central virginia. we'll see those showers continue into monday morning. very spotty again. some ofay this end up being some fog. it's go

hogan leads on the eastern shore and in western maryland. in baltimore county and in anne arundel county. jealous leads in prince george's county, baltimore city. >> an historic day for mayor muriel bowser during her visit to el salvador. today she visited the hometown of thousands of sal live here in d.c. she was greeted by the mor there. mayor bowser watched performances and was awarded the keys to the city >> i hope it sends the message that we -- we care about our salvadoran community. hey are to learn where from, their history and culture. itelps us better understand how to live all together. >> mayor bowser returns home to d.c. tonight. alberto pimiento from our sister station telemundo 44 was with the mayor during his trip, and youan see more of his reporting tonight at 0.11 >> the left of best hospitals is out and johns hopkins hospital is ranked number three overall. regionally medstar georgetown university hospital was ranked number o here in d.c. other high-ranking hospitals in our are included nova fairfax hospital, mary washingt

or maryland. aolot of using the yellow line instead. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway looking quite good. no complaints and s270,e situation. nice and gre from frederick with all the way down the spur. >>> if your kids aren't getting enough sleep before school, it could hurt their ability to learn. ideas with how to help them catch some much-needed zs. that's next. your time is 5:20. >>> your carry-on bags are about to get more scrutiny at the it could lead to shorter wait lines and fewer hassles. e scanning technology is being used at dulles international. these scanners are bigger than the x-ray machines you're used to seeing. the camera takes more than 1,000 pictures to create a 3-d image of your luggage. the image is really clear and easier for screeners to seehat is inside. that means fewer secondary inspections and faster lines. ev tually thetechnology may allow you to carry a waterbottle or shampoo bottle on the plane. right now fewer than three ounces. > freshman at howard university settling into their new dorm rooms. 1

we already brewed beer here in the brewery with maryland grown barley and maryland grown hops. >> no> not yet. >> after a quick history of guinness, i got a chance to try the perfect pour. >> if you put your thumb on the glass and aim the stream of beer for the harp above the word guinness. the handle toward you. don't hit yourself in the head. push i all the w down. there you go. >> my face is in the way. >> that' all right. remember you will tift ltt up ad tu it off. >> dylan, this is your first time ever pouring a guinness pint? keep going. be brave. be bold. stop. >> i did it. i did it. >> look at that pint. >> nice pint. >> cheers. thanks for coming. >> so, i did have to stop drinkiee all that before i finished the interviews. i was getting a little car away. we have some here. the brewery in maryland will not brew thestout. that is what guinness is known for. >> dark brown. >> this was n invented until the 1950s. not the traditional beer. the guinness blonde is brewed in maryland. >> cheers to dylan dreyer. >> ready? chug, chug. >> notice mypavlovian response when you said chug

maryland line. late this afternoon another violent attack on that same block. news 4'sli pat c joins us live to talk about how that pat.lded. >> there are only about half a dozen homes on that block, but last night a shooting. this afternoon a stabbing. what's going on on 56 street? a man stabbed and wounded this afternoon. a little girl shot and wounded last noht. twiolent attacks in lace than 24 hour -- in less than 24 hours in the same block. could they somehow be porelated? ce are trying to figure that out. re last night a burst of gunfire into a jeep. a 6-year-old girl shot in the leg. her mother and 12-year-d sister injured. her grandmother norearby. the grandmother asked we conceal her identity and disguise her voice. >> sound like a machine gun and grenade at the same time. >> reporter: we call herac s. she is the grandmother of the-o 6-year victim. now they say the shooting happened around 8:00. meone fired off some shots from another car and took off. w peachet to the aid of the little girl. >> when they came in, all you could see was the blood. the 6

if it impacts fredeck city a maryland. the biggest threat windy this eke with any storms heavy rain and gusty winds. winds couldead to some wind damage and isolated flooding issues and possibility. i'll have much more on timing coming up in a few minutes with sheena. >> thanks. >> now to the breaking news about the president's former fixer michael cohen. he's free on bond this evening. just left the courtroomfter pleading guilty to crimes that include campaign finance >> it was a bombshell up in new york, and while he did not name president trump in court, hi appears to have implicated him. here's blayne alexander with the late e. >> reporter: michael cohenoday unexpresident clinto gdly pleadiuilty to charges including campaign finance violations for actions aimed at helping his form boss. >> what he did isay worked to money to silence two women who had information who he believed to be detrimental to the 2016 campaign. >> he also pleaded guilty to charges of tax evasion. from the courtroom today, nord n whether cohen stru

maryland board is taking control of the investigati into the death of a und football player. a probe into the alleged abuse abe culture in the football program. >> this video shows suspects accused of posing as uberiv s to target people in d.c. tonight the urgent sill to get theccused armed kidnappers off streets. >>> that dramatic fall off aif broke a girl's ribs and punctured her lungs. now the teen's friend is in some hot water. >> news4 at 11:00 starts now. >>> the vote was unanimous. the universmy sys of maryland board of regents now taking over the investigation in a umd football player's death. good evening. i'm doreen gentzler. >>> that board is also taking control of the probe into an alleged toxic culture in the program. dave johnson joins us now in the studio. >> what does this decision mean? >> reporter: developments are happening o a daily basis. one thing is certain, jordan mcnair's death has received more scrutiny in one week than the previous two months. d.j.urkin remains the head football coach on leave. in the week since the espn report described the culture

a big shakeup at the university of maryland could come down today. it comes after reports of coaches bullying players and warning signs before a football player died this summer. the university's board of regents wl have a discussion about personnel changes. jordan mcnairied after getting sick at practice in may. his parents called for the football coach to be fired? >> absolutely. he shouldn't beble to work with anybody else's kid. you don't send your kid away to college, michael. you send them away to be developmentally young people. you know, spiritually. teach our young kids or our young people thatd we've wor so hard to getthere. i'm giving it all to you, keep themself. of course, the didn't do that so he should be fired. the university accepts, quote, legal and moral responsibility for mcnair's death. there's a report that least future may also be considered today. back to you. >> meghan,yo thank it took 12 years and 3 missing women to find out what's happened to their loved ones. they've been classified as victims. a family member of one of th

of maryland. the board of regents met today, they said they wanted more details on what happened with the death. mcnair's family wan the same thing. >> the university killed my nephew. they're trained -- theymy kille nephew. >> reporter: powerful words from a heartbroken uncle after the death of his 19-year-old nephew, university of maryland football player jordan mcnair.d mcnair suffe heatstroke during an offseason summer practice. two weeks later, he died. according to an espn report, a culture of toxic and abusi h behavior me contributed to the death. espn also reported someone called 911 nearly an hour after mcna showed signs of a health engine. >> we have i anividual at 4068 fieldhouse drive that's hyperventilating after exercising and unable to control their breath. >> reporter: on tuestyy, univerf maryland president wallace loh, and the athletic direct, accepted some sponsibility. >> the university accepts legal and moral responsibility for t mistakes that our training staff made on that fa

how playersre paying tribute to a teammate at the university of maryland. isey admit m >>> as the university of maryland investigates the death of jordancnair, his teammates are reveal their plans to honor him.te the young ath died, you'll recall, after collapsing at football practice earlier this year. leon harris is here now with a look at their plans, a both on off the field. leon? >> reporter: jim, the players ttlined several things t they want to do this season to honor jordan mcnair. they are all going to be wearing number 79 stickers on their helmets. mcnair's locker will be encased in glass, and a scholarship will be established in his honor, and the new offensive lineman's room is going to be named after him. ayers also sayhat his memory will live on after this year. >> member of the maryland football team will wear the number 79 through graduation, and he' honored on senior day in his class. >> ao a moment of silence held at the first two home games this year. mcnair died in june after k during heat sdr practice a few weeks earl ier. several membe

chopper 4 at 95 in maryland. speaking of 95, southbound this morning headed northbound ten minutes up to 32. inne loop and outer loop. hope it stays this way for friday morning. o in virginia, one on 28 and the other on bell boulevard. 66 looks good and 95 in virginia looks well. >> meliss thank you. 6:02. tributes tthe que of soul. theda leg singer died after battling pancreatic cancer. news 4's justin finch is live wi the details. good morning, justin. >> erica, good morning. aretha franklin's portrait will be installed at the national portrait museum and will hang there. you can take a look with the lit though graphic poster. back into the 1960s. n shever a stranger. she would come here as a singer and her venues grew as ll. all to perform famously at the 2009 inauguration of president obama. she could w the high school choir. s wepoke to the director of that choir about aretha franklin. >> it was the color in the voice. it was the way you had to improvise. it was the wailing on the high notes. it was all of t

obviously maryland will be an example, a test case.se it around the country. and say don't do this. but there's a long way to go here. i don't want to sound too negative because college football can be great. and young men learn a lot from the game. and -- and you know, i know you cheered for your toledo rockets, and i grew up in toledo cheering for them, too. this -- this is not about bashing college football. this is about making this safer for our children. i think you can have both. the love of football and a sane and wonderful management of these young people in the coach's care for those four or five years. >> i think a lot of people agree with you. i'm behind you, too. christine brennan, always good to see you, thank you, ma'am. >> thank you very much. take care. >>> strange behavior from a russian military satellite is worrying arms control experts. what is moscow doing? is there a plan here? we'll talk about this coming up. chicken?! chicken. chicken! that's right, candace-- new chicken creations from starkist. buffalo style c

a maryland man his car with only three doors. what police are sayin about th case. >>> it is warm and humid this morning. tlook what happens throu day. a lot, streamy afternoon. by lunchtime, near 90. but feeling in some areas, close to0. we'll talk about how hot it will we'll talk about how hot it will laterbe (birds chirping, a running brook,) we'll talk about how hot it will laterbe ahh.sp (birds chirping, the new deer parkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. >>> right now on news 4 today, new fallout from our nation's latest mass shooting and the impact on a local event just days away. >> hand the president breaksis silence on john mccain. what he had to say. >>> back to school, our area's largest district heads back to omass today. inside the classroto out on the roads, we get you ready for a new school year. >> "news 4 today" starts now. >> a live look outs

highest rain chances are in northe maryland. here's 2:00, showers fromer frk and washington counties and maryland. later on today, a little chance for showers south of the best chances for getting rained on are inri fre county, montgomery county and points north. thing to worry about from a severe perspective today. heat is back, sunshine, 90s, mid-90s befe afternoon storms cool things off a bit for the weekend. good morning, g melissa. d morning, mr. bell. taking a look at into town and out of town, no worries. nice a clear. chevere a crash o t right side still blocked. no major delays. prince george's county looking pretty good. bethesda some lanes blocked there and southbound the ramp to montrose, the right side ramp closeding to get off to the potomac. and the left lane bcked a rockville pike with the rest of the roadway just fine. >> thank you. getting ready to go back to ernor. and running for g this teen isn't old enough to vote but ion the ballot today in vermont. >> time is ticking and soon summer will be over and schoo

i that's the same in maryland, actually. when i moved to maryland, i had to get myags do s done. i have a little cough l over. >> are you trying to ruin my reads? >> i can hear all of the audio people going, what is she doing? >> you look great. >> we would never knowou feel under the weather. >> nice and rested after vacation, though. >> the rest ofs look like a hot mess outside. >> you look good now, eun. >> it's all going to be done after this. we have humidity in the forecast today. it's already humid, as you step outside thier morning. teures are feeling like the 80s i some spots. it's feeling from 100 to 105 degrees.da an air quality alert because of the stagnant, hot weather pattern in place. if you have respiratory issues like asthma or for the heelderl avoid hours outside. mayb not good news for your labor day weekend. i'll show you in a second. 79 this weekend. l the district, with the humidity, it feee degrees. many suburbs are right around the low 70s. we had some patchy there.ut nothing too thick. don't be surprised if you run into that. the same weatherte ps will st

almost the entire state of maryland with the extension of extreme southern maryland and esback towardsirginia and back towards romney and the agerstown allards towards the flash flood watch until 10:00 tonight. definitely mea business and we'll continue to watch these the rest of the evening. more stohs and a h temperature of 87 degrees. a little less humid and we'll see af chance an afternoon thunderstorm again. 91 degrees on wednesday. thuray coming in at 92. the humidity starts to increase here as well, so lots of sunshine wednesday and thursday, but then the srm chances return on friday and into the weekend. we've got a chance of sto friday. a high of 94 degrees. rather humid and look at all of next week. the storm chances return. once again there could be more flooding potential as we make our way into next week because with all the rain we've seen in the next month and a half it does not take much to get flooding. we'll be right back with you throughout the evening hours and right now we're tracking all of this from the storm center. >> all right. >> thank you, doug. >> thank you

and then throwing him out of the car in maryland.from a hospital. >> police believe nun and the woman may be related to other armed kidnappings that occurred earlier in the summer. esride share compa remind you to make sure you check the driver's name, the photo, and the license plate before you get in the car. in northwest d.c., shomari stone, news 4. >>> scary stuff. >>> right now the time is 9:38. a live look in d.c. over thorp street where sheena and chuck are standing by in d.c. northwest. d we have a lot of people lined up ready to give a pup, a rabbit, a cat, a forever home. more on clear thene shelt more on clear thene shelt on news today.4 ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our friend wendy found a wounded starving bedraggled cat roaming down a country road last month and stopped to pick him up. >> as we focus onesetting h for animals today, wendy wants you to know

maryland's tax-free week runs through saturday.ou won't have to pay sales tax on clothing and footwear that costs less than $100 per item. in addition, the first $40 of a bapack or bookbag willfr also be tax . >>> it is 6:37 just about now. late-night shockers. if you went to bed before d.c.'s teams fished playing, a few surprises. we'll fill you in on the wild win and sappointing defeat. >>> he stole a commercial plane right off the tarmac. this modeing, new ils about the airline worker who caused a major securithe scare in sky. your t does your business internet provider promise a lot? le 's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call or go online today. (a

the university of maryland is saying they wantme the sa the university of maryland is cused on making improvements to its football program after the death of 19-year-old player jordan mcnair. mcnair suffered heatstroke during an offseason summer practice. two weeks latest he died. a culture of toxbu andve behavior may have contributed to the death.pn lso reported someone called 911 nearly an hour after mcnair showed signs of a health emergency. >> we have an individual at 4068 fieldhouse drive. hyper vent hating after exercising -- hyperventilating after. exercisi >> reporter: president wallace loh, athletic director, accepted some responsibility for the death. >> the university accepts legal and moral responsibility for the mistakes that our training staff made on that fateful workout day. t reporter: as some are calling for loh step down, the board with the authority to fire the school president the chancellor for the board of regents for the university of maryland said the board was shocked and saddened by the death of jorn mcnair andnd f subsequent allegations with the football pr

. >>> the university of maryland's football season start in two weeks. there was a meeting this weekend that addressed concerns about the program. saturday, current players, parents and the university's president gathed at the school. head coach durkin was not there and remains on administrative of leave. nsive lineman jordan mcnair died on saturday after suffering a heat stroke. the state board of regents announced an investigation into that incident and the culture of the university's football program. >> it's a gradual process and we're hoping things will be well in the future. >> the parents we talked to say they support coach durkin but will also support the outcome of the investigation. >>> todayis in alexandria i back to work for the jury in the paul manafort trial. president trump' former campaign chairman fakes tangs fr d, bank fraud and failure to disclose accounts. the case is part of special counsel's russia investigation. next month manafort will go on trial in d.c. s forarate charges. meanwhile manafort anded acc russian agent maria butina

to the maryland governor's race and a new poll showing the incoucumbent with a sizable lead. larry hogan pulling at 52% and jealous at 36%. % are undecided. that's in the recent survey of registered voters from gonzalez research and marketing strategy. look at how it breaks down by region. hogan leans on the eastern shore and western maryland in baltimore county and anne arundel county. jealous leads in montgomery, prince george's couy and baltimore city. >>> the scorched earth campaign between omarosa manigault wman d the white house is making a connection to the russia investigation. >> susan mcginnis joins us with more on this. we know that omarosa is claiming that they had information on wikileaks reasing information. >> that's right. this is a new point, aaron and eun entering this fray. escalating a war of words between these two just keeps on growing. now accusations of a racial slur, possible legal battles ani now the r investigation. >> susan mcginnis live for us on capitol hill. thank you. >>> 11 before the hour. twitter temporarily suspended controversial radio hos

breaking now at 11:00, asu spected drowning at sandy point state park if maryland. what we're learning as rescue teams search for a cld missing in the water. >> criminal charges tonight in the death of a6-month-old. the suspect a police officer. tonight, his lawyers telling a differenty. st >> we're in weather alert mode. no break from the heat yet.y doug says tomorrow could be even worse. >>> news4t 11:00, starts now. >>> and fir to that desperate search tonight for a 12-year-old girl. it has been more than fou hours since she was last seen in these awards off of sandy point beach this evening. > we want to get straight to jackie bensen. you've been out there for severa hours. d you're seeing some new activity. just in the last few minutes. >> reporter: absolutely heart s breakine here. we're not going to close if on did boat because it appear just a short time ago that they put a diver in the water and there was something located. we're not sure. so we just want to take our time on that.'s this gi family is here right now. they are not leaving. we're told that abo

h he wased as maryland's offensive coordinator in january. he was lsu's offensive coordinate in 2014.rt he sta as a grad assistant at his alma mater, indiana. a's coached eight different schools. >>> meanwhile matt canada said today that he has talked to the head coach, d.j., to offer support but declined to go into any more detail about their conversation. we hrd from one of the former players, nfl star jabrill o peppersffered this insight t intohe coaching style. >> durk, he was a different guy, you know what i mean?t, you kno but, you kno his tactics were different, i felt extremet times. i didn't like it, but at the end of the day you knew what the overall goal was. the way i would describe it, it's kind like bully coaching. i don't think he meant anything by . but, you know, it's just kind of how it comes up. >> believe it or not, training camp is over. redskins head north to get set for preseason game number two gets the jetstomorrow. will we see the starters tomorrow nighpi lly we see about a quarter a preseason game. jay grudin doesn'

won, we got a maryland public -- the maryland port authority. it was changed later. and here we are. 1956, july 1 committee got a new agency. well, more than local politicians would come around to me and say, now, what do we need to do? things. would work on time the st.at lawrence seaway was being enlarged, and i was going back and forth up there, writing stories that indicated baltimore might lose business, will as it happened, baltimore didn't lose business with the st. lawrence seaway. much.a little bit, not but. strikes and were strikes by seamen come along sherman, etc.. longshoremen, etc.. i got to know them a lot in those days and it broke many stories that i was ahead of the new york times, the new york herald tribune, and i had a good on the chamber of commerce at that time, and he and i would coordinate stuff. vietnam1965, when the , my columns and read all over the maritime world. i had established that presence. i was always very careful on accuracy, and i made a couple of mistakes. buried the wrong guy one day come and had to apologize to his family. a

congress in maryland is undergoing treatment for cancer.usinessman david trone is the democratic nominee for maryland's sixth district which includes parts of montgomer and frederick counties. doctors found a tumor on hisur ary tract about two months ago. since then, he's undergone chemotherapy. he says the next step is surgery to remove a kidney. trone says he'll miss some days on the campaign trail this fall but he expects to make a full recovery. >>> honoring the queen of soul. take a lk at this. this is the line outside of the museum for african-american history in detroit this morning. >> each one of those people waiting to pay respects to aretha franklin. her bod will lien repose at the museum today and tomorrow. ron nmott reports this time of reflection. >> reporter: the first of four days of celebtion of the life of aretha franklin here in detroit, about to get under way here at the charles h. wright museum of african-american history. some of these people have been here all night, the lines starting to stretch around the building.

/maryland line. we're working to get a description of the vehicle that hit them and took off. >>> police in the district have tracke down the person suspected of threatening a crossing guard. he is accuhid of yelling anic slurs at the guard. witnesses say he threatenedo shoot or run over the crossing guard and told him he shouldn't be working with white children. parents gave police cell phone video of the man's car. he faces felony threats and stalking. >>> right now, the accused killer of frfax county teen is behind bars. the 18-year-old is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his ex-girlfriend, jol johol mous moussa. two weeks later, her body was found in moodlawn park. thiss bri some closure for moussa's family. they are first upset that she was thought to be a runaway. >> hearing the details does not make it easier. if anything, it reopens up wounds that we've been trying to hide behind and do something constructive with. >> mmoussa'sder led to the cryuation of not a runaway foundati

could be a big shakeup at the university of maryland.his comes after reports of coaches bullyg players and ignoring warning signs before a football playe died o heatstroke. they'll decide whether or not to meet in a clod ssion. jordan mcnair died in june. his parents are calling for the football coach to be fired. we will send out updates on that meeting in the nbc washington app as we learn more about it. >>> only on news we're hearing from a maryland man that believes he was bitten not far from the bay. chri bowen was paddling in edgewater, maryland, he ss he felt something hit his leg in ure water and he called and sent the particularthere. they are not able to confirm a shark bite. >> all i saw, after he grabbed my leg, saw something flipping around. didn't know what it was. i walked out, i saw the teeth marks. >> bowen says he's not scared. he tells us he is going to be hitting the water again soon. >>> here are some of the topor s we're tracking for you this morning. the pentagon haselayed president trump's military parade. this is

. >> and after a bombshell report on the state of the university of maryland football coach has put on leave. >>> we arehoxpectingands of people to make their voices heard in the district today. >> it's goi to be a busy one ash he around here, and there could be some showers that couldt aff those in the march. >> there could be a rumble in the skies, right, lauren? >> yes, there could, especially by the afternoon. i think a lot of the dynamics are going to stay south of d.c. not everybodyaw showers yesterday and i think it's going to be more of the same out there today. we have got the cloud cover, when the sun is coming up in about 19 minutes. 6:29.un rise is at it's a little warm out there right now, 75 i our temperature, northeast winds a about 8 miles an hour. we continuee to h an -- we do have that rain on the way, so t we're goibe timing that out for you and let you know who's going to see that rain coming up in just a little bit. >> 6:02 on this sunday morning. >>> and breaking overnight, mayor bowser is goi s to make su is in town for the two demonstrations. the mayor's office

even into frederick county, maryland, light stuff out there. widen out the view. we have a s fronttem to the north and west. that's going to kind of slowlyn move our area. but very slowly. not passing through until tomorrow. we're looking at a chance of showers throughout the day today. temperatures, muggy. we're in the 60s and 70s. 77 in washington. for yourwakeup weather, damp. ran chances through the morning. a little bitf fog out there. some areas are getting sunshine, especially south and west of ec. for ost part, cloud cover today with waves of rain. temperatures in the mid to upper ie 80s. there's the showers we're seeing along i-81. they'll scoot over to the east. the's going to be plenty of dry time out there. that's why i say keep an eye to the sky in case you have plans.i a few h downpours into the afternoon. that's signified by the reds and yellows. i don't think the flooding threat is going to be that bad. we'll be with you at 6:00 and 11:00 to walk you through it. we'll keep a chance for rain showers through tonight and through the day morrow. temper

frederick county, maryland, and virginia.ther back the west, basically if you're under that flash flood watch, that's why i we'r a storm team 4 weather alert mode for the counties in the flash flood watch. if you're in fairfax,,rince georgearlington, the district, alasexandria and area farther east, you areer not u any weather alert. areas fargtd o areas farther off to the west could see weather that is causing somern con take a look at the weather headline, rain chances tomorw and friday, mainly during the latest afternoon and evening hours, eecially the evening hours are going to be the best chance for rain. plenty of dry time if not a tomorrow and day friday. very similar to today where we're tracking better chances of rain actually when we're going to bed. the weekendooking mainl dry. think that's what we all want to hear on a wednesday, hal tay throug week. for tomorrow and friday we are going to haveom scattered showers and thunderstorms out there. mainly during the late afternoon and evening hours. the weekend, saturda

there's no blue line service in the distric or maryland. metro warns it may not have room for all the riders. >>> the future of bethesda began to take shape with the ground breaking at wisconsin avenue and elm streets. this is the site of the wilson and the elm. a23-story office building, two residential towers and a parking garage are going up here. ventually retail stores and outdoor spaces will round out the project. construction is expected to continue through 2021. >>> a plane carrying two unaccompanied children never arrives at its gate and the kids'oparents say they had idea what was going on. it was a frontier airlines flight that was supposed to travel from des moines, iowa to orlando, florida, but because of a storm the pla landed in atlanta. nbc's tammy leitner explains the confusion and why this could happen to any family. > reporter: it's a parent's worst nightmare. 9-year-old carter gray and his 7-year-old sister eta were flying for the very first time as accompanied minors. they had just visited their grandparents and were fl

the car he allegedly stole was a 2008 infinity with maryland plates. the same car captured in this video outside of makiyah wilson's home the day she was killed. that more than two weeks later on july 16th. now jones ish not charged w wilson's murder, and d.c. police have told us thebelieve the were five men inside that car, including the geway driver. jones is in jail in prince george's county. he'll be there at least until his next court heari september 7th. d.c. police say they are still loing for tips i wilson's murder and the case is still open. ladies, ck to you. >> all right. thank you, m. >> tributes are pouring in for the queen of soul asframous iends visit her bedside. ahead, we take a look back at so of aretha franklin's most iconic moments, including some right here in d.c. s >>> plus,e showers on the radar and a return to cru wanted to save on prtions... so you went online... that your brain went o.mbo-jumbo of co-pays, coupons and codesli next time ask your cvs pharmacist. r proprietary search tool analyzes ways to help lower your prescri

>> i loven maryland. >> reporter: you live in maryland? >> me too. i live in maryland too.e want to talk about the wetoher. we haves to the north. i am sending it back inside to you. we are tracking the storms right now. they are all to the north. the rest of the are high a dry. >> exactly. we are seeing thunderstorms here. flash flood warnings are in effect. storms to the south. in our area right now we arell virt dry across the entire region. completelystaying dry overnight tonight. it will stay muggy wit patchy fog. by 11:00 p.m. we are down to 79 degrees. overnight lows will fall in the 60s to 70s across the ar. there is chance for scattered showers. mostly cloudy skies as we move into the midday and afternoon hours. we start t see sunshine develop. it will fuel showers and itthunderstorms. s not a wash out. plenty of dry time.ee we could heavier storms causing isolated flooding issues in any part of the area. notice 6:00 p.m. here putting out heavy rain. u want to be weather ready tomorrow. about 60% that you're dealing for the most part it's looking nice and the water

our top stories: senatorjohn mccain's body arrives at andrews air force base in maryland. he'll now lie in state at the us congress, before burial in annapolis. after two days of violence, more far—right protests stoke fears in eastern germany. migrants say racism is on the rise. more venezuelan migrants cross into brazil, but the brazilian president now says that closing the border would be "unthinkable". and new hope for children with a severe muscle wasting condition. researchers discover that gene editing will correct it in dogs. family, friends, and political rivals have been remembering senatorjohn mccain at his memorial service in arizona. the republican presidential candidate, vietnam veteran and former prisoner of war died from brain cancer last saturday. he will now lie in state at the us congress, in washington, this weekend, before burial at the us naval academy in annapolis, maryland. former vice president, joe biden, a democrat of course, was prominent among those leading the tributes. from washington, laura trevelyan. the streets were lined in phoenix, arizo

some thunderstorm activity down in parts of sthern maryland and the northern area. i'm tracking more back to the west. scattered showers is and maybe a rumble of thunder will continue on into the evening hours. no more severe thunderstorm warnings, but we're still the concern for flooding out there. all of the areas here in green are under flood warnings.lu this is fredrick county in maryland, culpepper and stafford county. i have more rain in the forecast for tomorrow. i'll have the latest timing coming up. >> thank you. >>> heath er heyer wasng killed duhe charlottesville violence. one year later, her mother's inspirational message for supporters. >>> and we continue to follow our top story tonight. counterprotesters dwarf the turnout at thehite sup you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...which means you can saynally hyes... ...to the shoes your family wants.

. >> quijano: three weeks before the start of its college football season, the university of maryland puts its coach on administrative leave -- as it investigates allegations of abuse and intimidation. and, an aerial assault helps firefighters make gains in their battle to control california's so-called "holy fire." good evening. i'm elaine quijano. one year after deadly violence erupted in charlottesville, virginia, hundreds gathered to remember the victims, and take a stand against racial hate. under state of emergency orders from the governor security was tight in the historic city and demonstrations were mostly peaceful. there was a small number of arrests. it was a stark contrast to the chaos of last summer, when a woman protesting against a white nationalist rally was mowed down by a car and killed. the white nationalists were back on the march today in the heart of washington, d.c. they staged a rally in lafayette park near the white house. kris van cleave is there. >> reporter: police are now moving through the streets of washington and clearing out the remaining protesters wh

down towards southern maryland there. out towards the eastern shore.hat we are looking at is a very similar setup tomorrow as far as our rain chances tonight, like i said, a few showers. temperatures drop to the low 70s tonigh it's going to be really muggy. it is a muggyhe out now. and it's going to be muggy through tonight and through your sunday. i do want to mention we are goin to be seeing patchy fog tomorrow morning. keep that in mind fur going on a morning run or on a trail. tomorrow morning, 2:00 a.m., spotty showers. we push through much of your sunday. they had throu the afternoon. notice how light the greens are. to tells us it's not going be coming down too heavy. maybe a few pockets of heavier showers. the threat for thunderstorms is there but it's very low. tomorrow is more of a rain chance as opposed to a stormy day. by the night, lingering showers. lots of fog sunday into monday morning. monday, anotherhance at more spotty scattered showers. the forecast for tomorrow overall, highs i will the low 80s. so that is going to be different fro

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. ♪ >>> maryland's board of regents is holding a special meeting to discuss how the university of marylandeath of 19-year-old jordan mcnair. the offensive lineman suffered heat stroke during football practice in may and died two weeks later. now the head coach is on leave, the program is under investigation and the president is apologizing. i'm joined by jordan's parents and their attorney. before we get into anything else, how are you doing today? it's a lot you've had to process not only with the death of your son but with everything that's come after. >> it's a lot to process. we take it day by day. a big part of us is gone. a hole we can only fill through his foundation so it's a day-to-day process. >> we will talk about that foundation because it's so important later this morning. i know the president of the university met with you tuesday morning before we heard from him publicly. mr. mcnair, what did he say to you in those moments? >> he apologized which was what we felt the right thoing to do for the responsibility of what happened to jordan. >> we've learned a lot about the progra