the national zoo tells us the cub and mom, moonlight have been doing really well.ed pandas are classified as endangered. >> he could probably claw your face right off. >> in a couple of years. >> how about our weather tomorrow? >> tomorrow, backyard weather, make sure you tune in for that, and see how i'm ableo stay cool. 93, 94 on your friday, the big heat coming friday and saturday. i got 90 degrees or better all ten days of that forecast. ten days of that forecast. not all water is created equal. only 1 billionth of 1% is filtered naturally. and emerges crisp and refreshing enough to be lled deer park 100% natural spring water. born better® . >>> live from 30

the national zoo says the cub and mom moonlight are doing as well. we are toldoonlight has been nursing and grooming her cub. the couple stay with moonlight until it's one year to 18hs mont old and hopefully go to the national goo zoo in the northwest and we will get a cnce to see it. >> i like the black andhite ones but the red es are cute too. >> we need t make sure we as rs the numbe have been declining. >>> video you will not believe.l we wiive you the shock. the story will make your jaw drop. >>> we are working for your money this morning. are you paying too much for chicken? there is a new investigation into allegations poultry companies are ripping you off. >>> which fastau food restnt do your kids ask to visit the most? think about it in the break and we will tell you how your choice stacks upto other families. >>> temperatures in the 60s and 70s now but with not a whole lot of air mass change, ourir is etting dirtier and dirtier s code orange air quality today. ruality i poors ♪ d> if youplan on watching the fireworks from. next week, get re

he takes control of the institution complete with 19 museums, 21 libraries and the national zoo >> i'm stunned by how some of the maintenance people and security guards stopping me saying, if you can be secretary, i can be too >> a dream come true for a new jersey native who visited as a kid in the 60s >> 11 years ago, he had a vision for a new museum and became the founder of the first african-american history museum a place he calls his sanctuary. >> this is one of the most popular artifacts here >> edge comb, now you are speaking my language >> he hopes to make the smithsonian more accessible >> can we expect to see more inclusivity, lgbtq or perhaps asian-americans? >> i want to ensure those stories are told to help us find out more about ourselves and the richness of our country. >> making room at one of the oldest institutions >> we are back in a moment with some mother's love for some who could use some the city of st. louis truly feeling the blues. >>> the spirit of st. louis was on full display. the city celebrated the newest champions the blues. tens of thousands of people tu

the national zoo says the cub and mog moonli are doing well.nlight has been nursing and grooming her cub, the cub will stay with moonlight until its one yearo to 18 mnths old. >> how cute? >> adorable. >>> it's going to be a hot one, let's send things over to amelia with what you need to know for today. >> with our heat we're seeing our air quality diminsh. we have a poor air a qualitylert today. this meansyoung kids, adults ke need to it easy outdoors, if you have respiratory issues, heart issues, if you want to take it easy out there today.g drinkin lots of water in general through the weekend. maybe an isolated thunderstorm today, background i-81,ar simil threat tomorrow, most of us are dry, and then a better storm chance over twe kend, but still plenty of dry me,erica. >> thank you. >>> that it for news 4 middar thank you fooining us, we're back on the air in the afternoon, first at 4:00. >> you can get weather here tll you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50-85 e and looking to buy lsurance on a fixed budget, remember the thr

will become the institution's 14th secretary while overseeing 19 museums andhe national zoo. spoke with n"nbc nightly news," nonly making history but paving way for others. >> i'm stunned by how some of th maintenance people, security uards, are suddenly stopping me, sayingd if you coulbe secretary, i could be anything too. >> bunch says as a kid his family would come jeom new ey to d.c. to visit the museums. says everything he's ever done has been touched in some way by smithsonian. >> ordaned new priests, called on them to be -- first since taking over the d.c. catholic church. nice evening after a beautiful afternoon. tomorrow plans made with dad, surrounding the grillybe by the pool, probably try to get in as early as possible? >> summertime, th close, better early. it's a rareon situati where early doesn't work out. timing will be finicky, i'll break it down. see what we're dealing with. tonight in the 70s, still 4 dropping. 7 the district, 71 in manassas. head to the 60s tonight. upper 60s. i will say stray shower chance is really low. popping maybe west of washington,

he will become the institution's 14th secretary while overeing 19 museums and the national zoo. bunch spoke with "nbc nightly news" last night. he admits he is not on making history, he is paving the way for others. >> i am stunned by how some of the maintenance people, the security guards are suddenly stopping me and saying, if you could be secretary, i could be anything, too. >> nch says as a kid his family would come from new jersey to see mtheeums here in d.c. and he says everything he's ever done has been touched by the smithsonian. you know, theam african-erican museum, i mean, that thing so popular still. >> yeah. >> two years later? >> yeah. >> you need to go back two or three times to take it all in. congratulations to him? it would >>> it could be the biggest nbao dealf the year. we will break down the trade that could reshapethe >> >we need more answers about this bizarre moment caught on camera in portland. it shows this group of people climbing out of a sewer on to the street here. i want you to take a look at this ridiculousness that was caught on surveillance vide

takes the lead of the 173-year-old institution complete with 19 museums, 21 libraries and the national zoo >> i'mtu snned by how some of the maintenance people, the security guards are suddenly stopping ndme a saying if you secould be etary, i could be anything, too. >> repter: it's a dream come true for the new jersey native who visited the smithsonian as a kid in the '60s. >> everything've ever done has been touched by the smithsonian. >> reporter: 11 years v ago he had aision for a new museum and fbecame the founder o the country's first african-american history museum. a place he calls his sanctuary. >> this is one of the most popular artifacts in the museum. candy apple red cadillac. >> reporter: edge comb. now you're speaking my language. in his new role bunch make he hopes to the smithsonian more accessible to everyone. can we expect to see more, perhaps an lgbtq smithsonian or perhaps for asian-americans? >> my goal is to make sure that those stories are told that allows us all to find more about ourselves and more about the richness and the mercy of this country. >> reporter: maki

lonnie bunch became first african-american to hold t s position which oversees 19 museums and the national zoo. something he is ready for. >> oh, yeah. >>> this weekend there was a special mass at d.c.'s basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. >> the archbishop of washiedton recognizundreds of couples who are celebrating wedding anniversaries and it ranged from 25 to 75 years. it was part of a mass. of those in attendance, more than 300 couples have been married for 50 years or more. one wife offered her secret to a long marriage. >> try to understand each other and love. and love. and being always together when you go to mass. >> during the mass, there were ten couples that were recognized for having beenarried for 70 years or more. >> if you'veeen married 70 years, i'm listening to your advice. >>> upext a raging fire caught on camera at a popular vacation spot. >>> saving money when you send your kids to summer camp. a reminder who can take advantage of a certain tax break. >>> don't waste your tnge goi out to get new tires to put ony r car. we will tell you how to get

f he is theirst african-american to hold this position which oversees 19 museums and the national zoo. big job but he can handle it. >>> this weekenthere was a special mass at d.c.'s basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. >> they recognized hundreds of couples were recognized who are celebrating wedding anniversaries and it ranged from 25 to 75 years. it was part of a mass. of those in attendance more thab 300 couples han married for 50 years or more. one wife offered her secret to a long marriage. >> try to understand each other and love. and love. and being always togethewhen you go to mass. >> she said pray together, that's right. during the mass, there were ten couples that were recognized for having been married for 70 years or more. >>> it wa s an emotionalunday morning in paris. around 30 worships attended the first mass of the notre dame cathedral exactly two months after the catastropfire there. the fire caused the spire and part of the roof to collapse. french president macron will promise to restore the landmark within five years but experts estimate

the national zoo says the cub and mom moonlight are ing ell. we are told moonlight has been nursing and grooming her cub. the couple stay with moonlight until it's one year 8 months d and hopefully we get to visit the bab at the zoo. >> the number of red pandas living in the wi has gne down. >> the good work they are doing over there. >>> next on "news4 today," we are working for your money this morning. >> are you paying too much for chicken? there is a new investigation into allegations poultry es compani are ripping you off. >>> plus, which fast food restaurant d your kids ask to visit the most? think about it during the break and we will tell you how your choice stacks up to other families. >>> chuck? >> we are getting closer to the weeend. if youre beach-bound for ocean city, or delaware or beth thee beach, temperatures in the d-80s at the beaches on friday ndd 90 at the beaches with offshore wind a increasing rain chances coming up on sunday. what if you're staying here at home for the weend? ll share thati' >>> if you plan to watch t fir

he will oversee 19 museums and the national zoo. >>> it is a weather alert day on this father's day.ricketts is back with our forecast when come back. >>> welcome back. no pressure lauryn, but a lot of tee times on the line today. >> well, speaking of, i have my golf forecast ready to go. again it is going to be nice. if you have a tee time early this morning, tperatures are going to be in the 60s and 70s. humidity, here you go. your golf forecast. 77 by 9:00 a.m. by 3:00 the temperatures near 90 degrees. going to be hot on the golf course on the greens. could have storms west anytime after 2:00. keep an eye to the sky. there is a shower just to the west right now possibly coming through the winchester area, light stuff, even a fewri spnkles in frederick, maryland. that was as advertised. this morning to midday, midday dry and then we will have daily chances of rain. >> thank you verwimuch. >>> w be back in 25 minutes with more news and weather. back to "today." >>> you know what they call a quarter pounder with cheese in paris? >> they don't call it a quarter pounder with cheese? >>

takes the lead of the 173-year-old institution, complete with 19 museums, 21 libraries and the national zoo>> i'm stunned by how some of the maintenance people, the security guards are suddenly stopping me and saying, if you could be secretary, i could be anything, too. >> reporter: it's a dream come true for the new jersey native, who visited the smithsonian as a kid in the '60s. >> everything i've ever done has been touched by the smithsonian. >> reporter: 11 years ago he had a vision for a new museum and became the founder of the country's first african-american history museum, a place he calls his sanctuary. >> this is one of the most popular arti facts in the museum, candy apple red cad lock. >> reporter: edge comb, now you're speaking my language. in his new role he hopes to make the smithsonian more accessible. could we expect an lgbtq smithsonian or perhaps for asian-americans? >> my goal is to make sure the stories are told that allows us to find more about ourselves and more about the richness and the diversity of this country. >> reporter: making room for new voices at one of ame

he will become the institution's 14th secretary while overseeing 19 museums and the national zoo. bunch spoke with nbc nicely news last night. he admits he is not only making history but paving the way or others. >> i'm stunned how some of the maintenance people, the security guards are suddenly stopping me and saying, if you could be secretary, i could be anything, too. >> love it. bump says as a kid his family would come from new jersey to see theuseums in the district. he says everything he has ever done has been stuffuched by the smithsonian. i have had the pleasure to meet him. what a guy and so committed to his profession. >> he is a visionary. i can't wait to see how he puts his touch the entire system. >>> all right.ut nine mines after the hour. this father/son pair is all about winning, and they are doing it together. coming up on news4, meet the d leading the washington mystics and how their relationship works even when things get heated. that's coming up straight ahead on news4 today on this father's day morning. day morning. 10is your time. the big carriers are talking

he will become the institution's 14th secret wyhile overseeing 19 museums and the national zoo. with "nbc nightly news" lastt. nig he admits he is paving the way for others. >> i stunned by how some of the maintenance people, the security guards are suddenlyng stoppi me and saying, if you could be secretary, i could be anything, too. >> bunch sayss a kid his family would come from new jersey to see the museums in the district. he says everything he has evern do has been touched by the smithsonian. nice guy. >> yeah. o happy for him. this is a dreamcome true. >>> and we are always working for your health right here on news4. this morning a warning f men when it comes to prostate cancer as part of men's health month. howard university held a free feminar yesterday during the men's health conence there. several speakers including doctors and cancer survivors shared stories. researchers say african-american men are up to 60% re likely to be diagitsed wh prostate cancer than men of other races. >>> well, this father/son pair is all about winning, and they are doing it together. comin

zoo. the cows arrived from the blackfeet nation reservation and their calves were born here in oakland. lk more about this project is sandy from the oakland zoo. things are coming in. let's first talk about the bison who just arrived yesterday in montana. they were released into the wild. how did all that go? >> 11 bison from oakland zoo made their journey. it was an adventurous journey i heard. >> there were some issues along the way. >> when they got there they all exited the truck and were happy to be released. >> the truck broke down along the way. but they got there? >> they were released safely into the blackfeet nation people in montana. >> they are so appreciative to have these animals back in their community. there was a ceremony. >> there was a big ceremony that started earlier in the day and went all day. people from canada were there. local people from far and wide to celebrate. this is a historic return for them. and wonderful to be part of. >> you obviously carefully chose which bison were going to be moved to montana. how do you decide who is ready? >> we carefully chose t

zoo. they came from the blackfeet nation reservation and their calves were born here.hey were released back to the reservation in montana. >> the idea is they will also mate. we're bringing in two yellowstone heritage bison males. hopefully they'll get along. and this will be a yearly caravan. >> the bison project at is part of a broader plan to bring free-roaming bison back to the blackfeetion in northern montana. >>> coming up in sports, you know it's gonna be a tough game for the warriors. they were without klay thompson, durant, and without a win. they lost to the raptors. >> on the 11:00 news, we're continuing to follow some developing news out of the north bay at this hour. three people are hurt after a shooting near a soccer field. ♪ ♪ ♪ star wars galaxy's edge opening may 31st at the disneyland resort alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the s

at germ germany's berlin zoo, elephants got cold showers to cope with the temperatures. >> and an iraq war veteran received the nation's highest military offer. he put his life on the line to save his entire squad. yesterday president trump presentsed former army staff sergeant david bellavia with the special honor. they were going house to house searching for terrorists in fallujah when they came under fire. he fought enemies with his weapons and bare hands >> i'm proud to be a veteran and serve with the men and women of iraq. this entire thing, i can't even believe it. >> bellavia is the first living iraq war veteran to receive the medal of honor. >>> and coming up only on "cbs this morning," the head of inthe gram sits down with gayle to talk about new changes to the app to prevent bullying. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." just wet, squeeze and erase tough messes like bathtub soap scum and caked-on grease from oven doors. now mr. clean magic eraser comes in disposable sheets. they're perfect for icky messes on stovetops, in microwaves, and all over the house. for an amazing clean, try mr. clean

i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." around the world, nationalch with exotic wildlife. today, we'll travel to 6 unique national parks. this is bako. look at that. welcome to bako national park. from the african plains... god bless. wait a minute. there's a lion right here. to the jungles of central america... eddy: that's real, my friend. that'al

zoos. >> whitaker: sartore spent his first 16 years at "national geographic" taking pictures in the fieldh, that's me. that's on alaska's north slope. i wanted to show the insect load up there. and also, i hadn't made a good picture in three days, and so the editors here will say, "joel, we can't publish your excuses." >> whitaker: the mosquitoes though, my god. that's incredible. >> joel sartore: yeah. my feet itched for a long time. >> whitaker: he came up with the photo ark idea after his wife developed breast cancer. >> joel sartore: that's my son cole, and my wife kathy. she went on chemo for nine months, and i was grounded. i was home for a year. and so, i was really worried she was not going to make it. but we all made it through. she's fine today. it's been 13 years, which is great. >> whitaker: wonderful. >> joel sartore: it really does make you appreciate how limited our time is. >> whitaker: so the cancer changed all of your lives. >> joel sartore: yeah. and started the photo ark. it was a desperate, last-ditch effort to use my life for something that's worthwhile, something th

even the zoo has emergency fountains in place. in france, teenagers had their nationalis metro cannot plead the same. rather worried, i'm going to italy next week. rather worried, i'm going to italy next week. our weather presenter chris fawkes has a look now at how abnormal it is for europe to be hitting these high temperatures. as temperatures continue to surge across western europe it is a heatwave that is developing, the forecasters in france has described it as being unprecedented in intensity. no wonder why, temperature records are not only under threat, they are likely to be completely obliterated under the next three days. take nimes for example, the currentjune temperature record stands at 39 degrees. forecast later in the week sees temperatures going as high as 45 degrees. if we hit that 45 degrees mark, it would not only break nimes temperature record, but also a national temperature record for the whole of france. it is notjust france that is heating up. the heat is pretty widespread. temperatures are expected to reach around 44 celsius in spain, plenty hot

they were all born and raised in european zoos and will now be released into the wild in rwanda's nationalopulation is severely threatened by poaching. there are fewer than 5000 left in the wild and only 1000 eastern black rhinos remaining in africa. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story: president trump has imposed new sanctions on iran, targeting the country's supreme leader, ayatollah khamenei. let's turn to some of the main stories from bbc world service. a greek—cypriot army officer has been given life sentences for the murder of five foreign women and two of their children. he killed the women and girls in cyprus over three years. it's the country's first trial of a serial killer. two people have been pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed building in cambodia more than two days the saturday's disaster. but the death toll has risen to 25 at the chinese—owned construction site. a group of female muslim activists in the french city of grenoble who broke the rules at a swimming pool by wearing burkinis. the women were questioned by police and fined 35 eu

national park last wednesday. fortunately, nobody was hurt. >> other than the tree. >>> some could barely deal with the heat today, check out the grizzly bears at the oakland zoo, thiswscast for bears, i guess? he is keeping cool there, i guess. it is an old summertime trick, let's go play in the sprinklers. social media, promoting the zoo's extended hours the summer. >> sprinklers, beach, the bear had the right idea -- it was a day to be outside for sure. >>> in case you are counting at home, dean, that is the third bear story . >>> we have a wide temperature spread today, oakland and the hill, 80 degrees, it was warm for bear's and humans alike. we barely got out of the 50s at the coast. livermore, 94, see, barely? that was on purpose. san jose, 86, fremont, 84. san francisco, you are probably the most comfortable at 71. half moon bay, only 61 degrees. elevated locations like mt. diablo may stay in the 60s or 70s tonight, but the urban core of the bay area, mid to upper 60s, mountain view 59, nothing on the radar, no rain for the foreseeable future. that means the pollen count is higher, back up into the 8-9 range on a 1-12 scale it is the olive, juniper, and gras

zoo, too. >> what a lasting legacy and a gift to the region -- and nation, too. >> it's free. you get all this culture and history and don't have to pay. amazing. >> it's great. i love the smithsonian. >> goodeather outside today. >> yes. going to be great today. great tomorrow. rain unfortunately as we get into your thursday. might be a good museum day for kids that are out of school. i think most kids are out of school. e yours outf school? >> mine are. i think some other kids have r anotheweek. >> i don't remember graduating until the middle of june. when i graduated out in winchester, we had a lot of snow days that year. we stayed in pretty much all summer. that was all right i was going to college so it was fine. all right. we are looking at cloud cover t there right no that is sweeping out of the area. and we are going to continue to see some sunshine as we head day.ugh the so all the rain, all the clouds are pushing out of the area. we still have some lingering showers south and ea of d.c. mainly through southern maryland and toward the northern neck. the humidity stayi

zoo and the top in the two up the fog in our area. we are warmer and drier although no advisories issued by the national weather service for our area for the weekend. here's a look at the winds right now would you have a northwest breeze at nine. oakland reporting 17. concord reporting 13. a bit of a breeze out there as we slide into your friday evening. here is a look at what we do expect my morning, waking up with just a little bit of fog. 56 in san francisco, 57 in oakland, 56 livermore, 56 san jose. 64 to start your morning in antioch. getting into the afternoon temperatures will come up a little bit more, be in the go i 70s expected for you there. low 80s around the bay, 84 in redwood city, 82 in hayward. inland communities going to be a little. wine tasting in the north bay for tomorrow, upper 80s in napa, 91 degrees expected in santa rosa. we will hold onto this pattern to the weekend and the mckenna cooldown. i will have a look at the extended forecast coming up. to >>> up next, a unique plan to help people who live in rvs get a test run. >>> a special parking lot just opened up, find out why this is safe while also getting veh