both of them expected to beay we're live in northwest washington. back to you. >> that is the best part. th're going to b okay. thank you, jackie. jackie bensen reporting live. stay with news 4. we'll stay on top of that breaki story off afternoon long, folks. >>> let's tn to double trouble for president trump. >> michael cohen hit with a subpoena for a state investigation into the trump foundation. >> this one day after cohen implicated him in a campaign financeti violaon. the president took to friendly territory to plead his case. >> did you kw about t payment? >> later on i knew. later on. >> all of this as the president lashes out again on twitter. blayne alexander joins us now with the very latest. blayne? >> it certainly seems clear there isore t come from both sides. after that extraordinary plea yesterday, today the president's team is pushing back, the white house saying repeatedly that p president trums not facing any charges as the president works to discredit his one-time confidant. michael cohen, the president's one-time attorney and cl

she's available in northwest washington.ready to find her fever home, and aside from eva, we have a lot more dogs here. this is becca, the head of adoption. if you're coming here to this location, and remember, we have multiple locations arod the area. find the one near atu. an you tell people about how many ds we have available? >> at this location alone because we have two adoptn centers, we have around 50 and almost the same at our new york avenue northeast location. eva is about three. she's great with dogs and people. anfar as being here today, it's a really exciting day. all our animals are spade, neuters, microchiped, vaccinated. >> what about the adoption fees? >> the adoption fees are waived. that's amazing because they comc with so stuff when they go home with you. some retail and licensing fees may still apply.f >>ou're adopting a cat -- we'll show you that section later. ifou're coming to adopt a cat, you suggest your own carrier. >> you shouldon if you have one, we can sell you a $5 card boboard carr: >> repor w

we're hearing thunder, for example, as the rain begins o t fallut here in northwest washington.ng is all for you this evening from storms and the potential for flooding once it comes. >> boy, we're starting out the week on a noisy note, folks. doug and amelia are in the sto center right now. this will get worse before better, right it is. >>e've got a good warning here. taking a look a this warning. >> put this into motion, want to show you where the storms are. theail hti pot is here for the time. >> we're getting reports of wind damage and some tnes are d into houses across the area. you can see where the storms se are. re thunderstorm warning and in fact for d.c. and prince george's county, alsoea extreme ern montgomery county. this is until 5:45 tonight. 5:45 tonight for this storm right here. v anothey intense storm around gaithersburg and the rockville area. n you see where this one is right here through d.c. the storm itself has been weakening little bit, but now back into severe mode into downtown and right across. here's george avenue right here. this is 16th street so

. >> derick ward is i northwest washington with the very latest derick? >> reporter: in just a few hours this will be the scene of protests and counter protests. the unite the right will start at foggybottom, the group the sans is going to start rig around 5:00. they will stay until the other groups leave. both sides promise to be peaceful. and a lot of them are askingat going on? in just a few hours, they'll .ow in no uncertain terms >> and this was the march from last ye's unite the right rally. images of white supremacists carrying tiki torches before at rally turned deadly. when the unite the right marchers take the first steps off the foggy bottom met troe, t they're goibe encountered by messagesf o love. yesterday p st. george church wrote messages of peace and love. >> it's just such a tremendous way to engage with the people who are coming without screaming at them and something positive instead of you hateo us s we hate you ck. >> at 10:0 5rks is. >>> they're going to be confronted by hate speech, they're going to be confronted by protesters. >>

we are at clear theer she at the humane rescue alliance in northwest washington.on. head to our app and see which shelter is participating near you. they're putting on a pretty good effort to adopt pets today with waived and reduced adoption fees. >> when you multiply the numbers nationwide, there's a possibility that literally thousands of cats and a dogs rabbits and turtles and all the manner of animal kind can find a new home. that's possible. >> and we're trying to clear out space to get other animals in eo need to come into th shelter but don't have the opportunity right now. th guy is one of my favorites. i would adopt him if i had the room. if you love a big, sweet block head -- >> a block head. >> i think he's a little shy of the camera in his face, but she's a sweet heart. i've been petting him all morning. lots of cats as well. and there's a big line outside. we'll check that out coming up as well. >> all right. for the sake of balance, we are going to check in with a cat lo r, wendy, later this morning. >> that's right. she's in alexandria today with an

that's the latest from woodrowo wi high school in northwest washington. back to you. >> every d.c. public school has its o cell phone policy. wilson high school is the only school using those yonder bags. >>> three people are in trouble foranlizing a police cruiser. they're accused of hitting the car while it was parked in front of an offduty police officer's house. that officer snapped these pictures. this was last night. one appears to show the group vandalizing the patrol car. another image shows a dent in the roo of the cruiser. >>> virginia's governor, we're working for you after concerns of homeowners. the governor of the commonwealth is demanding better treatment for ten families whose homes are being torn down to make way for the i-66 expansion project. his action comes after news 4 ported that residents felt that vdot and relocation company were doing little to help them move. our bureau chiul kerry got their reaction to the governor's promise. >> reporter: back on august 8th, dolores and another neighbor sharing their worries with myll cogue david culver. residents losin

this is in northwest washington where we're standing right now. i'm pi' m leon harris. >> and i'm patawson muse. let's get to storm team 4's chief meteorologist doug kammerer. >> one storm north of downtown and inside the beltway ane another on culpepper county. both have gone severe. severe thunderstorm warming into culpepper county, and this is thene that's really been lighting up the radar.adar. look at all of thisni lig. you see this area and this area of lightning rtht here j to the north of washington, d.c., so if you're in betts did a, chevy chase and in through d.c. and towards college park, are you now under the gun with this thunderstorm. again, sever thunderstorm rning for this area in the yellow. that is until 4:45 including eas of chevy chase and college park right here, this is right along the b.p. parkway. out just north of 50 around the chevrolet area and into parts of northeast d.c. and heading up around 16th and georgia avenue. we'll continue to seehe strong storms move through the region. another one down towards culpepper c thi

we're here in the 1200 block of 7th street in northwest washington whet happened steps away from the washington convention center. of this attack happened about 12:15 this morning. the victim was walking into her home and he forced her in and assaulted her inside herap tment and ran away. police are calling this a first degree sex abuse and burglary investigation. at this point, they have little to go on as far as a description. anyone with information is asked to call dc police. darcy encer, news4. >> thank you. >>> an early morning stabbing tookhe lifef a man in northeast d.c. today. the attackap hning along rhode island avenue near the mcdonald's. the victim's name not released till the family is notifi. >>> some residents of northeast ood.c. t a walk to promote peace. the stop the violence walk went ended at marvin gay park. walkers wanted to do something potive and uplifting for their community. >>> the world has lost one of its most celebrated and respected diplomats. kofi annan passed a today after a short illness. he became a charismatic symbol of the united nations known for

it happened in the chevy chase section of northwest washington. the 4-year-old attends preschool at nearby lafayette elementary. the school d just ended. the cell phone video shows the scene seconds after crews rescued the woman from underneath that bus. she and the year-old were both taken to the hospital and both expected to be okay. policenterviewed witnesses on that bus. they'll also review bus cameras to determine if the driver was at fault. >>> fredericksburg to d.c.,sthat ce is 52 miles. for some, it takes three three hours, one way in rush ur. and vdot has a plan to help easy the frustrations of that. it want to add three n lanes to that stretch of i-95 in fredericksburg from route 17 to route 3. virginia governor ralph northam took part in a ground reaking ceremony earlier today. those lanes will go across the rappahannock river and there will be six miles of new lanes. drivers know taking 95 in that stretch can be a tmnie. >> not only pack a lunch, bring a chef. you're going to neny it. >> so eople now. what do you do? >> it's going to c

this free took out parts of two homes tonight in northwest washington. chief meteorologist doug camme is standing by with chance foz stronger storms tomorrow. >> jackie bensen talked to a with him who lived in one of the storm-damaged homes. jackie? >> reporter: well, you can see behind me this red danger tape is up in front of the home. these rains as uoug told localized but very intense. >> it appears that whole side of the house is damaged. and i put this addition in not too long ago. >> so lang takes in the damage caused by an enormous tree that crashed into her he on 30th street northwest after late area.noon rain pounded the with the ground already saturated from a few wet weeks, it didn't take much for the roots of the giant tree to heb out of the soggy ground, pulled up by heavy somin wet branches. the damage to her next door neighbor's home was more extensionive. my neighbor received the blunt of the problem. they're young and they just been there a couple of years. showsorter: their video firefighters leading a man from his car after the car be

detectives arrested jnne whalen of northwest washington and she's charged with rjacking. >>> a former member of the trump campaign is linged with a suspected russian ent. west is reporting on e-mails provided to the senate intellighece committee and shows maria butina and j.d. jordan socialized before the 2016 election. gordon worked on president trump's campaign. he tells theis post interactions were harmless and she networked with many people. washington he says. butina is accused of trying to infiltrate u.s. polal organizations to push russia's agenda. >> all of us rely on first responders after accidents but they can't be everywhere. whether he a car burst into flames after a crash in california this week, it was good sa pair tans who rushed in to save a trapped and unconscious driver. lester holt with the fiery story. >> reporter: it was late at night in kolten, california, right theren the side of the roads, a car engulfed in flames. a mraed inside. >> i think the nice thing to do is to help. we ran overhere. we were trying to throw anything on it, water, dirt. >> pull, pull. >>

wee talking about'r >>>eeks of wet weather may have helped bring down a massive tree in northwest washington> a red district in ohio could be red no more. this morning, election officials are still working figure out if the president's push was enough to keep a rublican in office. >>> a father in silver spring believes his young daughters ran away over the weekend. it'shat happened online after they left that has him more worriedor their safety. >>> it is 4:00 a.m., good morning everyoi'. aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. thanks for joining us hday. th and muggy weather in august is notnding anyime soon. >> melissa mollet is back with > us. elcome back, melissa. >> thank you. >>> we're tracking more storms this afternoon, ladies. >> we had storms yesterday afternoon. severe weather. >> i think more later on this afternoon. >> little mor widespread today. you know, we're going to see some into the eveningte ially. this could be a late evening. we're going to be wating it throughout the day. still sticky outside. patchy a little bit of fog around this morning too.

head of the rescuin at northwest washington.ave a very hard first of all holding something before we get into what people need toknow. who is this. >> hechester. 's been here for about six mohs. came in longer than six months for august. came in in january, january 21. that's a long time. ry long length of stay. he's a really, really awesome afdog. favorite. 's a volunteer favorite. just hadn't had luckri finding e t match. >> what do people need to know coming out of the she tomorrow as far as pet adoption fees and what they need to bring. >> adoption fees are waived. doesn't mean all theees are waived. retail fees. cat carriers, d.c. resident may have to pay a licensing fee. we give out free collars and leashes. if you don't have them to be prepared. as far as paperwork go v. just bringid photo id. we ask the person adopting the animal for the id to match the application. we ask your children are present as well. >> people com here tomorrow, now if they come early before you open, there's going to be a line because we were her

washington. a nice wind out of the northwest that is helping to bring in lower humidity. air coming down from t great lakes and canada. take a look at tomorrow morning, ou're stepping out the door to 66 degrees in washington. temperatures around 60 in the suburbs. even some 50s out there. really refreshing, really comfortable. as we look to the rest of the day, sheena, it really doesn't get all that bad. gorgeous day at a overall tomorrow on our thursday and the nice weather really continues. something we haven't been able to say in a long time around here. >> oh,ah, amelia, the nice weather is going to continue all the way into theon weekend. of the last weekends of the summer, unfortunately, but it's a good weekend to mak surehat you really soak it up. so you can't say -- you can't make any excuses basically for t being outside. it's nice outside right now. the clouds have all cleared. lower humidity. the cold front's moving you'll definitely notice it later on this evening. tomorrow morning, take a look at the forecast, some are in the upper 50s. tomorrow morning feeli

detectives arrested a woman of northwest washington. she is charged with carjacking.v >>>oping this morning. a new report from the washington post connecting a fmer member of the trump campaign with a suspected russian agent. >>he post reports checks out e-mails provided to the senate committee.t they she maria butina and j.d rdan socialized before the election. gordan worked on trump's campaign team. he said the interactions were harmless and she networked with many people in washington. butina is accused of trying to infiltrate u.s. organizations to push moscow's agenda. >>> emergency crews are monitoring the college dam in lynchberg this morning over concerns more rain could cause more damage than this. if the damls f the water depth could exceed 17 feet in just seven minutes. 150 homes were evacuated in less than twohours. thursday evening due to all the ooding from that dam. right now city officials say the dam is stable and safe. but they're working to lower the waternd levels make any needed repairs so people can return home this

. >>> a serious threat near a crossing guard near an elementary school in northwest washington. >>> police are calling it a possible hate crime and tonight we're hearing from a witness who saw it go down. >> that incident just outside lafayette elementary school in the chevy chase neighborhood here in d.c. let's gs to n 4's pat collins live. >> i just spoke to of that suspected hate crime outside of lafayette. she says the driver of that blue nissan not only threatened to run over a crossing guard here, she says he aneo threa to shoot people outside of the broad branch market. >> so what do you make of what happened here? >> it's scary. it's right outside an elementary school. just all kids and family and anything could have happened. >> that's lil berkeley. ise was here when a man in a blewn car threatened to run over a crossing g hrd. rd a lot of yelling and realized that a man in a blue suv was yelling really at the crossing guard and then r him turn around and threatened to shoot people in front of market. >> he threatened people passing through the intersection and yelling at all of t

detectives arrested a woman of northwest washington. she is charged with carjacking. >>> developing this morning a new report from the washington post connecting a former member of the trump campaign with a suspected russian agent. >> the post reports e-mails provided to the senate intelligence committee. they show maria butina and j.d. rdan socializedefore the election. gordan works on president trump's campaign and tran igs team. he says hisac intons with butinaere harmless and she networked with many people in shwashington. e is accused of trying to push moscow's agenda. >>> emergency crews continue to monitor the college lake dam in virginia here. this over concerns that more rain could cause more damage than this. d if that fails, the water depth in the town could exceed 17 feet in 7 minutes. 150 homes were evacuated in less than two hours thursday evening due to the floodg from the dam. right now city officials say the dam is stable and safe. they're workio lower the water levels and make any needed repairs soe can return home this

flood warnings for montgomery county and northwest washington as well until 8:30 this morning.t do you need to know about the weather? n well, the goos is the heaviest of the rain is over. it will be a warm and breezy afternoon. a chance for some strong thunderstorms during the evening hours, notafternoon, but into the evening hours. and more soggy n days in ther future, meaning tomorrow and friday. there's radar to set your mind atase the heaviest of the rain is over. temperatures now in the low 70s. it will be a warm afternoon. might actually be able t get out to the pool today in the mid to upper 80s. watch out, the thunderstormom chances back in on us for tooechk ho the evening hours. jack taylor, any more road closures? >> we have had a l accidents with the high-standing water. 1 northbound, that crash cleared from the left side of the roadway. northbound branch after woodyard road, that activity is still there. two right lanes are getting by. and on the outer loop of the beltway near the 270 spur, maryland state authorities are dealing with a sand truck now. the tractor-t

so we still have active flood warnings for partsf southern montgomery, northwest washington and big piecesfax and prince william counties. these flood warnings go il fairfax u 11:00 a.m. this morning. luckily, the heavy rain is over for now. however, there is still a slight risk for strong to severe storms this afternoon. andy especia into this evening. so stay weather alert today. we closethe books o july. reagan national, the fourth wettest record on record. dulles, the wettest july and the fourth wettest month on record. vwi,etst july and second wettest month o recor behind only august of 1955. so good-bye to hello to august. hopefully we can start to change the pattern, but not in the short-term. we have high rain chances again. and that's in the shenandoah valley later today. and high rain chances everywhere for tomorrow and for friday. keep that inmind. future weather this morning, a lot of dry hours to finish the morning and get into the afternoon. a lot of dry hours and enough sunshine. it will be a war one to be outside today. that heat and the humidity will lead to a round of sto

that's the latest live in northwest washington. jim, back to you. >> chris s,rdon, ch thank you. >>> we are keeping a close watch on the fraud trial of former trump campaign manager paul eke.ort in alexandria this jurors are often gone by this time, but they told the judge they want to continue at least until 6:15 tonight which may be a sign they are getting somewhere. manafort is facingou 18 cs on crime that include taxan evasio bank fraud. some critics have worried president trump is pressuring the jury with religiocent state that blast proprcutors and se manafort. >> the attacks on special counsel robert muell and the russia investigation continued all weekend and into this morning when t called mueller's team thugs. this comes as his own lawyer walks back a remark about truth. blayne alexandero now here break it all down. >> reporter: let's start with the words from the president. they came via ttwitter, andt set up a rather unlikely split screen today while he was using that platform to insult mueller an a former cia chief, th

where just not long ago there were thousands of anti-fascist, antiracist protesters here in northwest washington. they've been asked by the police to clear the street and get back on the sidewalk over here. so some of them are just kind of walking away from this. the fact that it's driving rainstorm and has been for about an hour and a half now is also kind of serving to disperse some of the protesters. one of the big stories is, as you mentioned, the numbers were really on the side of the people on this side of the protest, the antiracist protesters numbered several thousand, the white supremacist protesters were maybe numbering around 20. that's just an uneven count there. but they were really just not much in attendance in this equation today. they were kept over here just behind me, about 200 yards. and these antiracist protesters that were here were not allowed to get beyond this barrier. that was the big story of today, the distance they kept, the two sides, from each other. they were not about to let these two sides get into a confrontation like they did in charlottesville last year. they

his remains are being transferred from the funeral home in northwest washington. the motorcade will end up at the u.s. capitol. the joint chiefs of staff are inside. including joint chiefs of chair general joseph dunford, who said mccain exemplified what it meant to be a war rrior and dedicated public servant. we'll see senators walk in shortly. they're gathering on the senate floor now, led by majority leader mitch mcconnell, who served for years, for decades, with john mccain. vice president and mrs. pence will also be arriving shortly. take a look now. senator john mccain traveling to the capitol one last time. let me bring in kelly o'donnell, joining me here live. who are you seeing? who are you talking to? >> reporter: well, this is so far been a day where there is the community of the capitol, which is something that living here and covering this place, we understand, but it may not be as well-known around the country. the u.s. capitol is, in many ways, like a college campus. it is a city within the city. today is a chance for the people who work here, from

we're getting some filtered ngnshine in northwest washington but linge rain drops up across northern now. high tempe mid-to-upper 80s later on today. if you are beach-bound for the holiday weekend, saturday sunday andmonday, best chance for rain will be on saturday. drier weather sunday and monday. that's true for right here at home, too. eun? >> all right, chuck, thank you. get thend latest news weather any time in the nbc washington >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the show. i'm megyn kelly. happy friday. so if you have plans to get serious, glorious sleep this weekend, have we a show for you. today we are discussing all the ways you may be sleep sabotaging your self. here to talk about what's making the rounds today tr our speci sleep show, rolling stones cuting editor and host of podcast inside the studio, joeev and actress marilou henner who is currently starring in broadway musical called "g btin' thed back together." we're going to begin with one high-profile cautionary tale about lack of sleep. after questionable cnt

cherries come here from the pacific northwest, idaho, washington state, oregon. $127 million alone worthcherries went to china, which accounts for about 12% of the cherry market here out at washington state. i want to introduce you to burt. he's a cherry grower in washington. cherry harvest just wrapped up. this is what he told us. >> washington is the largest producer of sweet cherries and of apples in the nation. so agriculture in general is very important to this valley but those are two of the biggies. >> what's your concern with the current trade standoff right now? >> well, it definitely costs the cherry industry quite a bit of money this year. most of my cherries have been going to either japan, taiwan or china. you cut off one of those pipelines and that puts more pressure in the other markets. >> what is your hope from this current trade effort that the president has engaged in? >> i would hope that the long-term effect counteracts the short-term effect of the money we lost this year. i would hope it goes a long ways toward reducing the trade deficit and creating a lot more jobs

washington heights, and nearby were abolished. garfield was memorialized with a major street in northwest, running across from washington to palisades, to wesley park. garfield was a member of the church, hef christ attended the church on vermont avenue regularly. ,n 1884, the church he attended which was then often referred to as garfield memorial church was replaced with a new structure. this building still exist, although occupied by a different organization. the church evolved into national christian city church on top of the circle, and includes a garfield memorial window. park, the city, garfield in southeast washington at new jersey and virginia avenue's was one of the original reservations of land set aside in plans for the city. remained unimproved for most of its existence up to that point. he saw the opportunity to connected to the capitol grounds with a park along the site of the old james creek canal. did not happen, improvements began in 1882, by 1883 the park, which had been , becamely unnamed garfield park. i did not find any documentation as far as a specific naming but that is when they start referring to it as suc

here in the northwest region, washington has got a huge amount of military presence up in everett. and you can see they have everett being the large west a very large submarine presence with aircraft carriers and ships and a huge presence of aircraft. in the southwest region, in california. we have a huge military presence in san diego. the largest concentration on the west coast. not just san diego. ou sls camp pendleton. -- also have camp pendleton. we do a lot of research, training. we have several air bases in california and nevada. hawaii. so hawaii is small geographically but large in terms of military presence. pearl harbor and hmp iccum air force base. kauai has got a huge presence in terms of research and training. hawaii is a very critical area for the military. it is where training curse and it is a stop-over point as ships head out to the pacific fleet. i'm sure everybody blows the guam is. i want to give you a epresentation. that is the marinas islands and guam. you can see a little dot of hawaii and then you see the bigger map with china. that is a very strategicicall

in the northwest region, washington has got a huge amount of military presence in everett with ay have four bases large submarine presence and aircraft carriers and surface ships as well as a huge presence of aircraft. moving to the southwest region, those in california -- we have a huge military presence in san diego. it is not just san diego. , anlso have camp pendleton organization of the marine corps between here and san diego. we also have multiple inland bases where we do a lot of research, training, as well as our aircraft. internal several airbases in california and nevada. small -- hawaii is geographically but very large in terms of military presence. we have a joint operation base, pearl harbor and hit him air force base. m air force base. has a huge presence in terms of research and training. hawaii is a critical area for the pacific fleet. that is where a lot of training occurs and it is a stopover point for ships as they had out. i am sure everyone knows where guam is but i want to give you a representation. there is a joint region in the marianas. that circle of violence

washington. meanwhile in northwest province of idlib civilians fleeing ahead of a planned offensive by the government millions of syrians have been forced out of their homes since the war began many are taking refuge in camps near the turkish border it live as one of the law says who is held by the opposition to them coverity who has more from at me that's inside syria very close to the border with turkey. this is the marketplace of the refugee camp in northern syria by syria through a keyboard there the camp which is one of the oldest and self-rising began in the riyadh post more than eight hundred fifty thousand syrian refugees those refugees were displaced maybe once maybe a couple of times since the syrian uprising and the bashar assad regime's assaults began and many people here feel stuck because as the prayers and as the syrian regime president bashar assad threatens to a touch these people say they have nowhere else to go because this was the ultimate point by the border that they could reach and now you see the sauce you see the soft. people who are trying to make a living these friday some

washington, 200 of the detainees in the northwest detention center kicked off the strike on the 21st, at least six of them are still going strong today. in colorado and new mexico, there are prisoners that started striking prior to the 21st day. august 9 is when the county correctional facility started in new mexico. every day since the 20th, those prisoners have been on lockdown. the lockdown was a statewide lockdown in new mexico and prisoners are still on lockdown in lee county. in colorado, sterling correctional facility had their hunger strike. there is also five institutions and florida on strike. charlotte correctional institution has at least 40 prisoners refusing to work and 100 that are boycotting. in day correctional, at least 30 prisoners, reports up to 40 prisoners who are hunger striking. -correctional reports 60 prisoners, holmes report 70 prisoners participating. there's also activity in a -- another florida facility in florida. in indiana, live wabash correctional institution hunger striking. there is the most activity in south carolina. we're broad river, lelee, hunu

it happened at the washington apartments on 7th street northwest, just steps from the convention center. police tell uala womanng into her apartment about 12:15 in the morning was confronted by a man who forced his way in and sexually assaulted her. then h took off running. >> i was surprised to hear about the sexual assault that tappened earls morning. led obviously, dismayed. >> reporter:nder is an elected leader in the neighborhood. he says it is a reminder for everyone to be vigilant. w certainly do want to encourage people to be aware of their surrounding and look out for their neighbors and whenever possible try to avoid walking alone at night especially fur going into an apartment building with somne behind youhat is unfamiliar. >> reporter: police are investigating the cme as a first degree sexual abuse and burglary. this neighbor is concerned about the women in the neighborhood, escially since the man is still on the loose. >> it's kinds of horrifying. i live with my sister and i have a whole lot of women in the building. >> reporter: many of these buildings are equipped with s

washington. this was darcy spencer's live with a protest held in northwest d.c. and whatemstrators are demanding.rc >> erica, i can tell you that protesters are not satisfied a with apology from the pope. and today they'ren calling world, the cardinal, archbishop of wassington to amid this scandal. the group is catholics for they say he is part of the problem facing the catholic church right now. they protested after an unscheduled homly here in northwest. this is video of that service from facebook. this all come as that former a vaticaassador abused pope pr frances knowing about the wlegations. he a former archbishop of washington that was forced to resign by cardinal. recent grand jury rep that there was poor handling over the priests in pennsylvania and protesters say more resignations are needed. >> iis time for him to step down. he knew what he was doing in pittsburgh. here.ows what he's done it's time for him to leave. >> i am not only infuriated but convinced that the institutional catholic church needs to underga ery deep radical reaft reaffirmation. >>

. >> news 4's jackie benson is live for us at the hebrew congregation in washington in northwest d.c.kie? >> reporter: jim, organizs weren't sure how many people would be able to get here in the ddle of the day. hundreds of folks are inside here and filling almost every seat on the lowerel l now d.c. congresswoman eleanor holmes norton and jamie raskins he the teach-in. the crowd include people of different faiths who want to come together to sw that there are ways to combat racism and hatred. >> the people are showing up with the swastikas and theco ederate battle flags they have a right to exercise their rights under the constitution, but g we've to be clear that if they were given the chance they would destroy our constitution and destroy our republic, a s that's an assault on all of us. before the nazis and racists and haters get here. we're holding an event right here in a synagogue, and what we're trying to do is to give a peop opportunity not simple police to respond but to speak up. >> we're told that 160 faith institutions across the district have signed a pact of solidarity

northwest. he is in washington state. has been following this. hans, let's me ask you first of all about the geography here. anybody who has been to seattle knows this is a small island, but let's talk a bit about where the plane crashed. what that island is like, what the contours of the search will be. >> reporter: well, it is on the southwest part of the island, a small island about a dozen homes there. as you were saying, you can catch a couple ferries there is a day. the population is so small there that theinfrequent. sometimes they don't show up. one resident says this is a private island and transportation to it isn't great. they have one well. they had to bring in a lot of fire equipment to put out that fire. and it is really at the southern end of peugeot sound almost between seattle and portland, a little closer to the seattle side. when we saw the jets that were scrambled, they were scrambled from portland, the f-15s. throughout the area there are all kinds of military installations. i think what we've learned here and the most import

further northwest it remains hot as well throughout washington as well as goinerent conditions kick in for us. in fact, you take a look at the real feel, we expect the people like to be 100 to 105 from boston to new york and down to d.c. and watching out for rain by midweek. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, coming up, demi lovato's breaking her silence for the first since an apparent overdose. >>> and also ahead, a 9-year-old selling lemonade is robbed at gunpoint. who police say they're looking for. >>> and a young girl is saved after getting her leg trapped in a rock quarry. we'll see her reunion with the rescuers hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >>> people formed a human chain to save a swimmer from rough waters on lake michigan. the 64-year-old wyoming man was rush

northwest in the mountain square area not far from the conventi center. >> reporter: the woman was just trying to get home when she was attacked at her own doorstep. itappened at the washingtonpartments on seventh street northwest just steps from the convention center. police tell us a wom walking into her pardon me aboapartment in the morning was confronted by a man who forced his way in and swa sexually assaulted her and then >> i was surprised to hear about the sexual assault that happened here this morndng obviously dismayed.>> eporter: al expaexander padre i an elected community leader. >> try toki avoid w alone at night, especially if you're going into an apartment building with someone behind you that's unfamiliar. >> reporter: police are investigating the crime as first-degree sexual abuse and burglary. horrifying of because i live with my sister and i have a whole lot of women in the building. >> reporter: many of these buildings are equipped with surveillance systems, police are hoping this attacker may have been caught on camera. >>> and headsup, t man who police say posed as an uber driver to beat and rob a passenger is still out there. this is a picture of jesse

the smoke from fires in the pacific northwest created a thick haze from washington state all the way to colorado. visitors at the space needle in seattle are going away disappointed, because of the normal postcard views of mountaintops and skylines are obscured by the haze. air- quality health advisories have been issued throughout many of the states. >>> the firefighter is being remembered this morning for his service. >> thousands of emergency responders and loved ones were in utah yesterday remembering 42-year-old matthew burchett who was a part of a group of firefighters who came here to california battling the mendicino complex fire . burchett is survived by his wife and seven-year-old son. he was remembered for his determination and his bravery. we are finding out more about how burchett died. a tree fell on him as thousands of gallons of fire retardant was dropped in that area. an investigation into this has begun. the initial report did not say if the tree was weakened from the fire or from the fire retardant drop. three other firefighters suffered minor injuries. >>> a san j

some of the smoke coming in from farther to the north across the pacific northwest where wildfires continue around washington state. now, as we get a look at fremont, our temperatures go from the low 70s with partly cloudy skies into the upper 70s this afternoon. we're going to top out at about 76 degrees so it's going to be very comfortable. as we go to the south bay, cupertino reaches up to 75 degrees today. it will be up to 79 in walnut creek. oakland, 68 degrees. 70 in san mateo. for the marina district, 62 degrees today and still those cloudy skies. as you head out for an afternoon drive around martinez, this is where our temperatures will be in the upper 70s today. in some spot, we've seen the cloud cover lingering a little while longer. if you have to run some errands, going out to get some things done or getting ready to head out for an evening drive, it's going to be still very comfortable. let those windows down. here's a look at our seven-day forecast for the inland areas. up to 80 degrees for today. some low 80s tomorrow as well. then some of our warmer spots will reach into the mid-80s for much

meanwhile, at least six people continue to hunger strike inside the northwest detention center in tacoma, washington. >> i am on a hunger strike for four days. i don't drink or eat. i am eight months here. amy: on saturday, about 100 students and protesters gathered at the university of north carolina chapel hill for competing rallies near the site where students toppled the "silent sam" confederate stute week o. duringaturday's protts, a handful white sremacist marched th conferate fla, while a ch largegroup of anti-rist protters cebrated t removalf the coederate atue andhouted "naz go home sen peopleere arreed. th is univsity of rth caroli doctorastudent ya little saking onemocracy w! last ek. she heed sparkhe movemt to topplehe conferate state when s poured d ink anher owblood onhe monent duri an earlier protest in april. >> what is actually unlawful and disrespectful is forcing black students to study on aampus with buildings named after sleowners come tstudy on caus in wch theorefront was a memoriato the pple who enslav their ancesrs,ho ntinue tdisenfranchise, murder, and coit vionce ward tm in

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then in the pacific northwest, oregon and washington state, not left out. 17 uncontained large wildfiresngs all throughout the desert southwest. this will stay in place all the way through the midweek. there is a high temperature gradient, a strong temperature gradient meaning it's cool one place, hot another. that's when you have even worse wildfire conditions. here in the east, heat advisories that stretch from southern new jersey and parts of pennsylvania all the way through maine. heat indices, going to feel like the mid to upper 90s today. >>> thanks very much. >>> we get the latest on president trump and new developments in the russia investigation. his attorney told me on "this week" the president's legal team will fight any subpoena from the russia investigation and take it all the way to the supreme court and this comes as president trump has admitted that the purpose of his son's meeting in trump tower was to get information on hillary clinton. pretty dramatic reversal. back to cecilia vega at the white house. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, good morning. they are prep

become more difficult for turkey to make its debt repayments and washington is threatening to impose more economic pressure on ankara in northwest syria now civilians are fleeing it labe province ahead of a planned offensive by the government it labor is one of the last strongholds held by the opposition the un has warned that a military operation would put three million civilians at risk many of them are taking refuge in camps close to the turkish border roger today those are the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera coming up next it's the listening post. as protests in nicaragua against the president continue and the number of those killed rises in b.c. someone says i'm staying and probably no matter what they have to crash into a goal of a reality that usually gets blocked. sent here america's take is from a vice president told to al-jazeera. demonstrations. by. coming. out to be just. like. hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week in bangladesh it's not just what you say about the government that might get you in trouble it's where you say i

it happened at the washington apartments on seventh street northwest just steps from the convention centeran wal into her apartment about 12:15 in the morning was confront bid a man who forced his way in and sexually assaulted her, then he took off running. >> i was prizsurprised to hear t the sexual assault thiing. >> alexander is a community leader ithe ighborhood, and says it's a reminder for everyone to be vibgilant. >> try to avoid walking alone at night, especially if you're going into an apartment building with someone behind you that isn't familiar. >> reporter: police are investigating the crime ast- a figree sexual abuse and burglary, thi woman iman is con about women in the neighborhood. >> especially because i le with m sister and i have a whole lot of women in the epbuilding. >>ter: police are hoping this attacker may have been caught on camera. in northwest, darcy spencer, news4. >>> this morning we also have a heads up, the man who police say posed as an uber driver to rob a passenger, this man drove up to the victim on u saseet l month and pretended to be an uber driv. he t

reporter: bill steele, who directs communication and outreach for the northwest network showed me a simulation of an alert for olympia, washington, where i grew up. >> so here's the p wave and s wave radiating from thend earthquakeere's your house in olympia. you can see there's still 30 seconds before thawaearthquake is going to arrive. that's a lot of time to get and cover and take preventative action. reporter: how much of a heads-up one gets depends on proximity to the epicenter. there may be no warning or more than a minute. in 2014, after a 6.0 earthquake hit napa, the bay area had about five seconds of warning, and earlier this year l.a. had a bit more time following a 5.3 near the channel islands. still, the sysm is far from complete. more sensors are needed, especially in the nohwest. and despite congress' $23 million appropriation earlier this year, shakealert is underfunded. the u.s.g.s and its collaborators recently estimated it will cost nearly $60 millionb to fulld-out and $38 million each year to maintain. that's more than double previou yearly estimatough some costs may be shared with public and prate partners. >

washington univeristy hospital defining medicine. >>> a string of sex assaults in different parts of northwest d.c. have police wondering if they're related. the assaults happening over the past month inoggy bottom and neighborhoods near dupont circle and logan circle. we have more on who police thins may bensible for the attacks. >> take a look at this van. a good look. metropolit police say he's a suspect in a sex assault that happened this sumner the fgy bottom area of northwest. police say h struck in the 2400 block of i street northwest assaulting a woman as he ted toremove her clothing. surveillance video captured the ime. they say it happened in july. and the suspect is still at large. t he bears a striking resemblance to the suspect's description of a similar assault erat happened in anothart of northwest. this pt wednesday in the 1500 block of r street northwest, 10:35 at night, a man comes up behind a woman walking in that block. lifts the block and rubbed himself against her before running offer. s >> i'm notprised by the things that happen in the city. >> what is surising is that the su

become more difficult for turkey to make its debt repayments and washington is threatening to impose more economic pressure on ankara in northwest syria now civilians are fleeing it labe province ahead of a planned offensive by the government it labor is one of the last strongholds held by the opposition the un has warned that a military operation would put three million civilians at risk many of them are taking refuge in camps close to the turkish border roger today those are the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera coming up next it's the listening past. as protests in nicaragua against the president continue and the number of those killed rises in b.c. someone says i'm staying the problem no matter what the have to crash into the ball of reality that usually gets blocked. sent here america's ortega's from a vice president talks to al jazeera. demonstration. but right now by the time. come. out to be just. like. hello i'm richard ginsberg and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week in bangladesh it's not just what you say about the government that might get you in trouble

washington free app. look at the photos and then call police if you recognize those suspects. live here in northwest d.c., i'm shomari ste, news4. >> shomari, thank you. >>> now to our forecast, and another heat wave before the end of august. >> here we go. chief meteorologist dug kammerer is back from vacation. doug, we weret doing j fine until today. >> until i came back. i got you, guys. making your way out and about today, high temperatures into hee low 90s. 91 degrees high temperature today in d.c. it's a whole lot hotter than that with a heat index of 100. you see 90s spread out acros the region. we're going to be even warmer during the day tomorrow. take a look at the current heat inde index. the high was 91. it still teafeel feels like 91 annapolis. ate thing to tonight, some areas of fog and then tomorrow feeling like 100 plus right on throug day on thursday. storms possible on thursday and friday. i'm going to break that down for then talking about that labor day weekend. what does that have in store? i've got your forect including for the kids hitting the busst . >> doug, thank you. >>> t

in tacoma, washington, immigrant rights advocates say 60 immigrants detained at the northwest detention center continued their hunger strike thursday as part of the nationwide prison strike -- california prisoner heriberto garcia is also hunger striking at new folsom state prison. he recorded video of himself refusing food in his cell that was then posted on twitter. meanwhile in halifax, nova scotia, protesting prisoners issued a statement in solidarity with the u.s. prison strike. the statement said the prisoners were "warehoused as inmates, not treated as human beings." organizers also report actions in north carolina, south carolina, georgia, and florida as the national prison strike moves into its fourth day. this comes as 10 prisoners have died behind bars in m mississipi this mononth. acactivists and family members e demanding answers for the deadly spike in prisoner deaths. the iww's inincarcerated workers organizing committee tweeted about the deaths -- "why #prisonstrike? because at this point it's about survival." nsa whistleblower reality winner was sentenced thursday to fiv