>>> the 10:00 p.m. news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >> the county fire continues to burn out of control tonight. flames exploding in size now forcing new evacuations closer to home. >> it fire is moving faster than we could get a handle on winds fueling the wildfire in yolo county tonight, into napa county, forcing more mandatory evacuation notices. good evening everyone. >> according to cal fire the wildfire is growing a thousand acres every hour. so far it charred at least 34 square miles of dry brush. what thcounty fire start -- the county fire started yesterday but moved into napa county. northeast of the lake this morning. >> the county fire grown 10,000 acres to 32,500 acres. it stands at just 2% contained after burning for more than 24 hours. evacuations are in place in napa and solano counties. mandatory evacuation orders for people near lake berryessa, highway one 28. this was the -- 128. this was the scene, huge flames and a heavy layer of smoke. we have live team cotamayo will but first to

starting burning at 2:00 p.m. yesterday. the fire prompted evacuations in yolo county, napa county and sonoma county. mandatory evacuations in a number of areas, including near lake berryessa. all the smoke from the fires is making its way to the bay area causing officials to issue a smoke advisory. tonight they are urging folks to avoid outdoor activity. and tomorrow also and keep windows and doors closed. live team coverage, meteorologist mark tamayo tracking the fire conditions, first to live along the fire lines with the latest information. >> reporter: good evening. in a staging area for cal fire, you can see right here this is a fuel truck. many vehicles can stop by and refuel. we saw 5 fire enginens pass by -- engines pass by. you can see the water tankers can come back filling up before heading back into the fire fight. the sunsets on the agricultural community in yolo county. but the days were less bright because of heavy smoke from the county fire. it wasn't like this earlier as firefighters worked to stomp out the

4:00 p.m., lein itself. ldus b, acteual front is back h. so even though the strong storms will go by, we could still see left overhower, maybe rstorm, that's a 8:00 p.m. first pitch, all-star game. but it does look to be very quick moving. so, late afternoon thunderstormsossiy a , t afnstterju i that, we shoule all right to play so any delays that we get, i do think would be quite brief. so here is your planning forecast for tomorrow. in the afternoon, 6:00 p.m., 88 degrees, scattered thunderstorms moving out,ho lingeringwer by 8:00 p.m. the rest of the game looks dry. so marginal risk for part owi our area the severe weather tomorrow.ng otherwise, just to be some rain, thunder, lightning, 92, ahead ofro thent. behind it, it will feel much re comfortable, on wednesday, not neay as humid. we will have the dry airar stick nd through friday. teat ihe rlly upperic n 80s, by the weekends, not too hot but looks unsettled as we re-introduce the thunderstorm chances saturday, s sunday,o again tore tomorrow, hot, thu

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democrats voting to enforce her require. >> the 11:00 p.m -- her rival. >> the 11:00 p.m. news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >> the california primary, senator dianne feinstein stubbed by the california democratic party this weekend. >> they handed their official endorsement to kevin cd -- to kevin de leon. ktvu's azenith smith is live now with more. now with more. >> reporter: dianne feinstein urged the board to stay neutral in the race but those calls were ignored. kevin de leon still remains a long shot. long shot. >> god bless each and every one of you. >> reporter: senator kevin de leon thanked supporters winning the vote of the democratic party. >> i will travel up and down the state of california. especially in the bay area. i am going to work hard to earn the votes. >> the endorsement giving him a much needed boost for his bid to unseat dianne feinstein. kevin de leon is said to appeal to those seeking a fresh face and to stand up to president trump. trump. >> we have a lot of democrats who want a stronger voice. someone who is not on the sidelines. someone on the

. >> now at 5:00 p.m. two people are dead tonight after light rail train smashed into a car in san jose. thank you for joining us. >> this collision happening at lincoln today. >> let's get to kpix 5's katie nielson who is at the scene right now. >> reporter: so eyewitnesses told me today it looked like the car take ok behind yocan seat the scene. it appears san jose firefighters are using the jaws of life to cut apart the car, trying to get a victim out of the car. a surveillance video nearby recorded the whole crash. if you look at the surveillance video you can see a car stopped and then seconds letter another car -- later another car drives straight through, the light rail slamming into it. the light rain derails and hit a pole. >> i felt the shaking, the rumbling and then a crash. >> reporter: 12:30 p.m. this afternoon, eyewitnesses say it looked like the car tried to beat the train and the crossing lights were flashing. >> sounded like a car crash. i assumed it was two cars. when we realized it was t

the worst day to travel, et tuesday,en 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. and that's almost anywhere, not just the bay bridge. that's because of a mix of rush hour and holiday travelers trying to get somewhere fun on time for the fourth. tuesday, s to travel, before 8:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m. wednesday, before 9:00 a . or after 10:00 p.m., and sunday, between 10:00 a.m. or after 10:00 p.m. as we zoom back out here and kind of take a wider look a things, more than 1.1 million people expected to go by car for the holiday. most work zones will be lifted, same with hov restrictions on ju 4th. have a good one. >> and we're going to put all of that information in the nbc ashington app, along with the heavier traffic you can expect extra police patrols on the roads,s well through the holiday. >>> today, friends and families will m hold aorial service for one of the five victims killed "capital gazette" shooting rampage. they're calling a iing celebratn of life for gazette editor rob hiaasen. it's going to be held at the nature center in irving mills. the service

a good visility to see who is down there. 95, by:00 p.m. by 5:00 p.m., plenty of sun. here's future weather. could see a stray shower north and west. tomorrow seems ke a mostly dry day, even thoughte the com model is going with an isolated ower. if you're in the city for the ireworks, isolated chance clearing by firework time at the bheeceach, it's looking . temperatures in the 90s. as we go through the re of this week, a long stretch of 90s. the next rain chance is friday and saturday. >>> let's check with jack taylor and see what's going on on the roads. >> good morning we'll start in the district, going outbound on the 14th bridge. one had been broken down on the left side. hopefully that can be taken care of quickly. you'll find downtown and northwest 13 streets closed. between gallitin. before you get to the parkway, they should be clearing the lane yready. back . >>> it was his friend on day two. there we go. puttger woods with a great at the quicken loans national in bethesda he finished the tournament at 11 under. a it t an italian francesco molinari wot. this

largely during the afternoon hours. 00 p.m. a temperature of 86 and tracking scattered thunderstorms. by 7:00 p.m. the storms are east of 95. we're starting to see the sunshine retn and 83 degrees. now, unlike today when the sunshine returns tomorrow, we'll seat humidity levels d comen so tomorrow evening it's not going to be as sticky and mug tside once the storms come to an end. future weather quickly showing you how we're a still dryund noon, but once we head towards 1:00 and 2:00 p.m., we start to see the thunderstorms move into frederick, loudoun andauquier county but 3:00 or 4:00 p.m., moving through. d.c. metro, montgomery, prince george's, irfax, prince william, the district, arlington and alexandria. a broken lin with very heavy rain that we'll be watching for the potential of some isolated ooding tomorrow afterno and evening. 5:00 p.m. we're largely dry and maybe a lingering shower around at 7:00, but most of this is mpletely over by 7:00 p.m., and then we seat skies clearing as the all-star game gets under way. other

11 p.m.hen early tomorrow morning, a lot of us will be waking up to gray skies, as well. inland, the good news is the clouds can't reach that far. they are not going to do in a today. so looks like places like san jose, concord, danville, you should be in the clear for the fireworks shows. for san francisco, 60 degrees and foggy. by 9 p.m. down to 56. if you are going to enjoy the across the couna lot of heat. that heat is moving west. so in your seven-day forecast, you can see starting tomorrow, through the weekend, we have a warming trend. it's going to last well into xt and that's your forecast. >>> time now 5:50. customers at california cannabis dispensaries are having a tough time finding what they need. why it could be quite some time before that changes. >> and new reports that tesla may have cut corners in its rush to meet production goals. ♪ it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and

here we are at 9 p.m. it's rolling right into downtown and even across the bay as well through 10 p.m. through midnight. that's when the marine layer will be in full effect. so it's timing out just in time for the shows. >>> just in time. all right. well, right now, you have a nice ride on the eastshore freeway for our westbound commute direction. this is a live look 80 at highway 4. but if you are traveling eastbound, we are still tracking that earlier accident. it looks like emergency crews just cleared those lanes. our sensors went from yellow back to green so that's the good news. this was right at appian way. so just a heads up. you may still see some flashing lights. no delays heading across the richmond/san rafael bridge. your ride in the green both directions as you meet up with 101 right at 580. the north bay commute is quiet. >>> there are new evacuations as firefighters battle the wildfire in yolo and napa counties. the county fire broke out east of lake berryessa on saturday and has since explo

the beltway between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. 270 north about 5:00 p.m.ependence holiday, you can expect a lot of company. >> the majority of people traveling for the holiday will be traveling by car. 40 million people will be getting in their car and heading to their destination. areeporter: the bugs crashing my shot. the best advice is to leave early or late to avo traffic crush. back into you in the studio. >> justin finch, live for us along the beltway. thank you. >>> we're going to check in with melissa, first, sheena parveen with the weather. >> were talkingbout dangerous heat across the weather. everybody is under it fromtioon un 8:00 p.m. 105 this afternoon. same weather pattern as y. yester we have poor air quality. hoursnt to avoid several outside today. either way, if you have to be outside, stay hydrated. make sure you have sp nicend dry across the area. good for the commute weather-wise. aselissa tells you, it will be a busy day. 82 in washington, this is the warmest weave seen since 2002. rest of the area looking at lows or morning temperatu

a high temperature around 90nd 3:00 p.m. we're down to 86 eed by 7:00 p.m. very much like what we'reg right now. the sunshine is coming out again and we're tracking thunderstorms off to the east. t t point it's 83 degrees. here's future weather tomorrow. i'm stopping it at 1:00 p.m. notice the heavy rain back here around fauquier and prince william counties between 2:00 and 3:00 wm. moving through the d.c. metro area including washington and arlington and alexandria, between 4:00 and 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. ll the activity long and east alon i-1 the 5 along i-95. >> more humidity builds back in on sunday. >> amelia, thank you. next a family turns their pain into purpos >> my son didn't die in vain. he didn't die in vain and something positive came out of it, and -- and we're gesng to save l >> the action being taken in maryland to help keep you safe on the road. >> an accusediller hires a high-row file attorney as friends pay tribute to the well-known figur e >>> a major change coming to our roads following a news 4 investigation. >> we over been telling you for

one we heard 3:00 p.m., and the other00 p.m.e have delays in wood ridge headed northbound toward the prince william parkway. nothing huge. typical volume. same in maryland. just decrease speeds as you head sor,hbound. so so good, no worries as you head to the toll plaza. three lanes westbound and if you're headed to the beach,ve h fun. molette, aaron, back to you. >>> chris lawrence with new video of a pretty incredible rescue. this is in southern taiwan. it happened last just getting video now. a little boy had to be rescued from a fifth story balcony. talk about a parent's worst nightmare. his head got stuck between the bars of the fifth story balcony. they had to cut throughhe roof and repel down. officials say no one was home when this happened. the ar4-ld was not hurt other than minor bruising. i can tell yo 4-year-olds often, they don't make the best decisions. you cannot leave them home alone, much less out on the balcony. >> no one home with a 4-year-old? >> a lot of questions to be answered there. chris lawrence at the

fast forward to 5:00 p.m. where we're showing that line i showep you, intts of frederick and loudoun county. as we move towar 6:00 p.m. moving towards montgomery, toward fairfax, prince william county. moving through the d.c. metro area between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. what i want you to see here, notice how future weather is favoringhem intoouthern fauquier county through parts of culpepper, spotsylvania and orange county. this may not be the exact case. this is one computer model. everybody has an equal chance tonight of seeing very heavyha rainfall can lead to flooding concerns, gusty winds that can bring down tre because of how much rainfall we've had and the potential for hail as well. i want you to keep in mind i th th just a rough idea of what we're anticipating. this is n w exactlyt's going to happen. nonetheless, we're tracking rain on storm team 4 radar when we're starting news 4 at 11:00 p.m. right now at 84 degrees. those storms moving through the d.c. metro area, especially between 7:00 and 9:00. storms

look what happensnd p.m. we're noticing bright colors here on future weath around 10:00 p.m.hat's heavy rainfall and notice how it doesn't really move. it kind ofits in the same location. that could lead to some flooding concerns and that's why we determined that tomorrow evening is going to be a storm team 4 weather alert based on how much rave we've rec and even a little bit tomorrow night. some heavy downpours could lead to flooding. i'll it be here monitoring the ss uation. herturday at 7:00 a.m. we're waking up to a really nice morning wh low humidity. a lot of concerts going on friday,including the zac brown band concert, jay-z and beyonce. you want to be weathe ready. get alerts at ourpp and check out the local radar. w humidity temperatures in the 70s and 80s on saturday. >> your ten-day forecast, aturday a high of 86. sunday a high 85. as we look to monday, most of the day looks dry. maybe a late day shower or thunderstorm. high temperatures monday in the mid 80s. the humidity still not all that bad. humidity builds back in tuesday and so do rain chances. tuesday, we

by 9:00 p.m. still warm and 11:00 p.m. a few clouds out there andno 78. most of the day tomorrow is looking dry on your friday. it's going to be humid out there tomorrow, but we're actually going to be in a weather alert mode tomorrow at this time as we track thunderstorms starting to move through the area. some of these thunderstorms likely strong to severe based on the heat and humidity, among other factors. here's what i'm really concerned about tomorrow afternoon and evening. heavyain followed by gusty winds and the potential for some hail. very low risk forn isolated tornado. really, it's all about that potential for he have rain and gusty winds and mainly on your friday night. leon, coming up, we'll walk you hour by hour and timingut when the storms will likely impact your neighborhood. >> sounds good. thanks, amelia. >> nothingini about this plan and even goofy is on board. >> where is it going? >> going to disney, you a you might guess. disney doing away with mastic straw. the straw ban thing is really starting to grow. >> about time. >> the compa

by 9:00 p.m.rks are temperature way a around 85 degrees, but what is it going to be like at the beaches, and when does this heat and humidityinally break? i'll have my full forecast at 6:47. >>> well, we'll take you live to the greenbrier r oft in white sulfur springs, west virginia. as you see president trump just remarks at the salute to service din ter. this event pays tribute to the nation's military men a as we get set to celebrate independence day tomorrow. this is president trump's third visit to wes virginia th year, his fifth visit since taking office, by the way. >>> rescue crews in thailand say it's a miracle they found those 13 people trapped in a cave, but finding them, it's just the first step. it could take weeks, maybe even months tfree the boys and their soccer coach, and they will be roapped unded in a flooded cave the whole time. >> that's right. ent he group already without food for about nine days, so now medics are inside checking their health and making sure the boys are war

it starts noon and runs through 8:00 p.m.g to be hot andw humid and tomor we have more dangerous heat in the forecast. take a look at your weather headlines, and in addition to the extremely muggy and hot conditions, we have some small storm chances in theforecast, mainly back in the mountains back around i-81. as you hate farther to the east, the chance that you're deal with rain real diminishes including the d.c. metro area and off to our local bches. that's areas are looking mainly dry and going to be more comfortable for the. weeke saturday and sunday looking fantastic, and right now 94 degrees. hazy sunshine and winds outf the south at 13 miles per hour makes it feel like 100 degrees outside. that heat hand humidity among other factors helping to fuel some thunderstorms. these thunderstorms are severe and a qui glance at radar. they are no longer severe. however, just in case the national wther service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning, this will go until . 6: this is for parts of the panhandle and west virginia a

the timing wille 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. will be the shenandoa valley. we could have storms ahead of th. 9:00 p.m., leaving in the area. the weekend looks better. here's theisk area for today. the yellow shaded area. this b is thet chance for severe storms as we go throughout the afternoon. it includes the d.c. metro area. we could see heavywinds, lightning and rain across the area. we have showers across d.c. and partsf maryland. they'll be leaving the area shortly. here's the linf storms. it will look more organized, more thunderstorms activity, we go through the day today. it will gain more moisture as it gets oser. we could have a couple showers after launch time. currently, in washington. 78 in anap sis. 4 in quantico. if you're exercising outside today, this morning looks good. lunchtime, still fairly dry. 88 degrees. humid. look at the afternoon, low 90s. we have storms moving this way. future weather and maybe a couple showers are moving in. 7:00p.m., it heads in. and 9:00 p.m., it begins to leave. saturday, looking dry, warm, 88 degrees. by sund

so your fireworks forecast for the embarcadero will be 60 degrees for 7 p.m. and then 56 at 9 p.m. and cloudy. let's time out the day. right now, we see clear conditions for most of the day. the marine layer will burn off here this morning by 10 to 11 a.m. let's zoom into where the embarcadero is. 9 p.m. at the department, cloudy, foggy. it may hop on over and may impact folks over in oakland and berkeley. but it looks like most likely right around the showtime it's only going to be right through downtown san francisco so the east bay should be okay. a lot of inland spots are going to be clear. this low right here is the reason for all the cloud cover and cooler conditions but it's hot in the country. 90s in cincinnati, st. louis, san antonio. look how hot it is in vegas and phoenix. it's all this ridge of high pressure that's impacting a big portion of the country. it's actually going to be moving west so tomorrow begins our warming trend. you may want to go to the beaches. keep this in mind. we have a beach hazard statement that starts tonight through saturday. and that's because

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screening closes 9 p.m. prior to the fireworks.roxploneects to carry nearly 600,000 riders t and from festivities and tra n this morning 7 a.m. to11:30 nn time rng every 1minutes unti 6 p.m. and rush level service ur andking free all day. smithsonian a stationnd arlington station after 9 p.m. you cannotthosehose stationt stations. everything locks down around 9 p.m.onight. one other things too if youte plan tnd the capitol 4th concerts you need to be aware there's two separate screening zones. going to national mallhat begins 10:00 this morning. if you g to capital 4th concert that begins 2 . figure out where you want to go and be for the day. live on the national mall. i'm melanie alnwick. fox news. >>> announcing end of obama in college admissions.f race the owe ba aera guidelines were meant to encourage diversity on campuses. the change will be to prioritize race alternatives and it's politically motivated and sends is new msage about diversity. >> president trumpaid he will soon t replacements for condition di. hent iviewed 7 c

we'll have a fireworks finish in the 9:00 p.m. hour after theur capital fo concert that takes place hours before. with so much goi on, the u.s. park police want you to know they're workingo keepou safe all day. >> there's no credible threats to this event. we have taken every precaution to leverage all the resources of the federal and local governments, from law enforcement to officers to technology. >> reporter: and about 6:00 a.m., you'll start to see load road closures. the loifrincoln, jefferson monuments. no weapons, no alcohol, nodr es and no fireworks, too. much more coming up throughout the morning to keep you ready for the fourth. back to you in the studio. >> justin finchlln the thank you. >>> if you plan to attend any celebrations today, be ready for road closures around the mall. here's the map tore you. take a all the areas in red, those roads close in about two hours. about one hour at 6:00 a.m. i think. also have the map in the nbc washington app. >>> if you're headed down to t mall, metro isro pbably your best bet

, 9:00 p.m.pretty much that time where down.thing is going to lock you g to be through security screenin g youot to be through the metro stations. w if yout to have your opportunity to view the fireworks on the mall. live here on constitution aven, melanie alnwick, fox 5 local news. >>> thank you meantime right now is 6:03. staff members at the capital nepaper in annapolis will walk in the city's 4th of july parade. comes less than a week after colleagues were shot and killedl first responders willso be honoredthe parade. yesterday the staff at the capital gazette got a hte from the washington capitals, the equipmentanager brought the stanley cup to thete's temporaryazl services have been announced for two more services, gerald fischman will be sunday at 1:00 p.m. in olney, also, on sunday, a memorial serve wil held for sales assistant rebecca smith at 7:00 p.m. in dundorf maryland. >> 6:04 clean-up underway in parts of the dc region this mo sing. following strtorms yesterday evening. lightening

by 5:00 p.m. they are along and east of i-95. 7:, this when an actual cold front is moving through the area and any showers with it just west of washington and then they fizzle out. we're starting the all-star game and with perfect we have low humidity, clearing skies and temperatures not as stifling as they are right now. humid with thunderstorms from noon to 8:00 and beautifulwe esday, thursday and friday and more stormsn potentially sunday. we'll have more from the game come up at6:00. >> thanks, namelia. >>> just a former first lady, she's a full-fledged member ofbe nce's bey hive. next scott evans from "access" shows us more of this video thas seems thow former first lady michelle obama living it up in the front row. >> hand local drivers are getting aggressive. the crackdown on maryland's -- one of maryland's >> former first lady michelle obama is definitely living it up since loafing the white house. >> over the weekend this video surfaced. first lady rocking it out to beyonce and jay-z in

at 5:30 p.m. monday the senate will take a procedure vote on that nomination and another procedure vote on the nominee to be the pentagon's general counsel. when the senate is back in session on monday, live coverage on our companion network c-span 2. cover the president, what media outlets were going to cover the presiden >>> next on american history tv three former white house photographers on their work with presidents bill clinton, george w. bush and barack obama. they share photos showing presidents in their public and private moments and the stories behind each scene. the it's an hour and -- it's an hour and 40 minutes. >>> good evening, everyone.

6:00 p.m., the u.s. army heritage annual history living event featuring french world war i soldiers. watch >> next, afro-american studies professor tracy parker describes the trouble workers and customers faced in the 1960's in effort to integrate the workforce. >> professor tracy parker of the department of afro-american studies at the university of massachusetts amherst, you are working on the book that includes the 1950's, working-class americans, and black americans, all tied into sears roebuck. >> the premise of the book looks set the immigration of the department stores by employees and workers. they have touted consumption as a means of realizing democracy. unlike other places, department stores allow anyone, black, white, regardless of age or buy.er, to enter and these are also jim crow atmospheres. african-americans are hired for menial jobs, anything behind the scenes, but are not permitted to work in sales, clerical, or managementd -- positions. if you are african-american, you can buy things

throughout the day it will stay pretty calm until 3:00 p.m. between 3:00 and 8:00 p.m., look what happens. you can see the areas getting brighter. that's what we'll see today. after midnight or so, things will settle down a little bit. temperature wise we are in the 50s and 60s. >>> and right now we are tracking a nice ride for drivers heading through the south bay. along 280 you're in the green. this is 101, just a few cars out. right now very quiet conditions. heading further north, this looks like standing water in one of the lanes. until crews get hold of that, be careful there. the rest of the south bay ride is problem-free, tracking a few more cars for the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza. no delays there. that's a check of your traffic. >>> it may be slow going for light rail riders this morning after a train slammed into a passing car. it happened around noon at lincoln and azura avenue. >> reporter: in this video you can see a car stopped at the light rail crossing, then another car coming from the other direction driving straight

dangerous heat is out there by 3:00 p.m.y 7:00 p.m., it is feeling about 91 with s all storm chance tomorrow. very similar to what we saw today. this is the radar on a six-hour time loop. you can see the thunderstorms just fired along and west of i-81. we were looking at similar storm chances. not just tomorrow and tuesday but on wednesday, the fourth of juda, and on thu as well. i posted this snap on my facebook andwier pages. you can go there and check it out in more detail. but high storm chances over the mountains. once you get past the mountains, the storm chances start to drop off. only about 40% of frederick and fauquier counties. and t storm chance, toward beaches. pretty low. only about 20%. deep creek, a lot of folks heading out that way. i am seeg a few storms there at times over the holiday week. it won't be a washout. just be weather ready. very small chance for an isolated storm at 7:00 p.m. ultimately, i think it will be dry. it will be muggy and warm. the temperatures starting off at t87 degrees 7:00 p.m. the

eltway gets busy between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. and 270 going north h gets around 5:00 p.m. aaa says no matter where you're going, if you're driving, you can expect a slow ride. >> this days going to be terrible. around 3:00 in the afternoon, in major cits lik d.c., l.a., new york, you can see commutes that are two-times to me three- worse than a normal day. >> reporter: yikes. what can you do toll avoid that? you got two options, basically. leave earlier or leave later. aaa says doing either one of those things will shere you critical mass that is terrible tuesday. back into you at the studio. >> thank su. >>eral roads are going to be closed before you even wake up tomorrow because of the holiday. we've highlighted them on this map. anywhere around the mall is going to be restricted. there's four major e happening in the district. the nats are playing at 11:30 in the morning. the big parade on constitution s avenue, thrts at 11:45. you can find af list those events on our nbc 4 app. >>> 5:34. we turn to the latest of "the g capitalette" shooting rampage. e mayor of annapoli

at 6:30 p.m. eastern. talking about how the company makes broadband cost of -- broadband possible for small villages. then on book tv, saturday, july 21, the c-span cities tour examines the literary and historic scene with the author of amazing pipeline stories. president of the heritage institute with her book. and former anchorage daily news investigative reporter on the 1989 exxon valdez oil spill. and sunday, july 22 at 9 p.m. on afterwards, mark adams talks about his book tip of the iceberg, his expands retracing in 1899 exhibition of scientists, artists, conservationists, and writers. sunday, july 20 second at 2 p.m. tourrn, the c-span cities visits the alaskan state capital , the alaska native heritage center, and fort wainwright army base. watch for documentaries on alaska. the 1936 film alaska silver millions, the 1949 film eskimo northwestern alaska, the 1967 film alaska centennial. and the 1944 film alaska highway. alaska weekend saturday and sunday, july 21 and 22nd on the c-span network. or li

at 6:00 p.m., with temperatures in the mid 90s, we drop into the low:0 90s by p.m. it's going to be warm all through the evening. we are weatherto alert rrow. we could have a few storms, mainly west along i- tomorrow afternoon. we'll start this at 9:30, waking up to full surnshine onour monday. on monday, a few clouds start to form and someor thunder to the west. that will mainly stay west of the d.c. area, but we're clear and sunny all the way into tuesday, a frontal system tries to push its way into, say, wednesday, that's why our temperatures are a little cooler even heading into independence day. independence day temperatures are going 8o be in thes, we stay at the 80s in t 0s at the . next chance of rain, friday into saturday, sunday and monday, we cr dropback into the 80s. more news after this, stick around. at havertys we know everyone has different tasten. and this indepnce day... ...we're making it easy to find your style hurry in tayhavertys independenceale. for the last few days, the more you spend, the more you save- up to $1000. how much you save is up

and strong to severe storms between 4:00 p.m.nd 9:00 p.m. >>> for more on the friday morning commute, let's go over to melissa. >> inbound 395, the hov lanes there, you can see the crash on the left side of the road. the tow truck on the scene, getting that out of the way here. arlington, eastbound 66, after the rosyln tunnel. overall, the beltway is looking quite good here this morning.oo inner and outer loop, nice and clear and nice and green. taking a look at 66. fairx county parkway. on time, 65 miles per hour, getting there in nine minutes.> w this morning, roseanne barr is apologizing again. >> she is speaking about the fallout from her racist tweet ri about vajarrett. take a listen. >> i'm sorry you feel harmed and hurt. i never meant that. and for that, i apologize. >> well, this was an opportunity for barr to fer a more sincere apology in which she offered last week. j she thought arrett was white. she ended the apology by adding that jarrett needs a new haircut. >>> here's a look at your top stories. nbc news has confir

on c-span 3, sunday 2 p.m. eastern, the c-span cities tours visits the alaska state capital, the heritage center and a look at preparing food for market from alaska seafood incorporated. at 4:00 on real america, watch four documentaries on alaska. the 1936 film, alaska's silver millions. eskimo hunters, the 1944 film "alaska highway". watch it saturday and sunday on c-span networks, c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. app. >> sunday night on q & a, grace warnkey, daughterer diplomate george cannon, discusses the cold war. >> i met putin in st. petersburg. >> was he deputy mayor then? >> yes, he was deputy mayor. i was running my consulting firm. i had a client who wanted something to do with the port of st. petersburg. i was meeting with the real mayor. he was called away and they substituted the deputy mayor, putin, and i was annoyed 'cause i wasn't meeting with the mayor. i knew putin had been kgb. i was sort of negative about it all, and he came in. he was equally negative. he didn't want to m

the senate is back at 3:00 p.m. eastern to consider the nomination of brit grant to be a judge for the 11th circuit court, as he's a former clerk for brett kavanaugh. watch the house live on c-span and the senate on c-span2. and tonight american history tv continues in primetime with president ronald reagan and the cold war, including highlights of the president's 1987 trip to west berlin and his tear-down this wall speech. american history tv in primetime starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> this august on american history tv on c-span3, watch our nine-part series "1968 america in turmoil" which each night we'll look back 50 years to the tumultuous year marked with war, political assassinations and the rise of the political left and right. starting monday, august 6th, we'll discuss the vietnam war. on tuesday, august 7th, a look at the presidential campaign of that year. wednesday, august 8th, civil rights and race relations. on thursday, august 9th, a discussion about liberal politics. and friday, august 10th, conserv

the district around 6:00 p.m., so if you're in d.c. and you still need t s getething done outdoors, you still have a bit of time and moving towards waldorf right around 6:33. that's the time for heaviest rin. scatteren through the evening hours, but by 11:00 p.m. and midnight we do start to wturn to dryther and some patchy fog, but, pat, as you were just saying more rain in the forecast tomorrow. more details on that come up around 4 sack. right. thanks, amelia. >> don't forget. if you have the nbc washington app storm team 4 is hour by hour's forecast is right there with you on your pho or tablet whenever you need it. >> now to w d.c.re police hope a newly increased reward will help them solve a senseless crime. >> a so-year-old girl gunned down in her own home earlier this month. makiyah wilson dadn her doorway as she walked to go get ice cream.s >> the shoot sprayed the little girl's apartment complex with more than five dozen rounds of bullets. let's go right to news 4's pat collins right at police headquarters. hat? >> reporter: t

there's activity between 5:00 p.m. and 3:00te this afoon. we'll see when they reopen wisconsin avenue. back to you. >>> we got some breaking news out of arlington, as some residents had to wake up and get out of their apartment. fire officials say a car was on fire inside the apartment's garage. right now, investigators are working to figure out what kaulzed it. thankfully the fire was put out before itould cause any damage. this happened less than an hour ago on north lincoln street, right in the cherry dale area. we'll keep an eye on this as we it.rn more about aaron, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:03. this is day four of our heat wave. today's temperatures could be wdangerous. re working with you for tips on how to be prepared and safe. justin finch live with us on the national mall, with the age group that's most vulnerable when we're talking about the dgerous weather. stin? >> reporter: hey, molette. watch out for your neighbors a children. we're seeing the exercisers up early, getting that workout. that's smart because we know it's g

by 9:00 p.m. we're at a warm 82 degrees and 11:00 p.m. a few clouds and 78. mild and humid overnight tonight and muggy throughout the day tomorrow. you can see on the storm team 4 y,dar when i say most of us are staying this is why. a few isolad showers developing and then down through parts of madison downy. as they fire up they are sizzling. many areas are not worried about rain. ragean over 9 inches and dulles close to 10 inches and bwi having the wettest july on record at 15.5 inches of rain from all theain we' received. now tomorrow, wepd, is going to alert orm team 4 weather day for thunderstorms in the evening hours. i'm going to haveimes and the impact coming up at 5:30. >> thanks, amelia. before the storms roll in make sure to have our nbc washington app. itps us stay one step in front of the weather. sign up for breakinger wea alert and see the hour-by-hour forecast. >> fake accounts on facebook. when we come back, not all eeprofiles you s belong to real people. how red light cameras we love to eat. the impact could haven your ride. >> our an yell b

aasen will take place.or robhi the service will take pla from 6:00 p.m.9 p.m. >> a fund has been created for the victims familie and the survivors of the shooting also a scholunship memorial f for journalism students. it's called the capital gazette families fund. merrill family foundation has been lated. the late philip merrill who was the gazette's forme owner and publisher. according to the baltimore sun the michael ferrell family foundation will match up to $1 million in donations. >>> we're learning more pout suspected gunman whoat investigs say had previously threatened the capil gazette. a former acquaintance of jarrod ramosall him one of the most malevolentn. p he says he harassed a woman so badly she was forced to move out of the state. it was that story he saysed which his hatred for the paper. >> 4:32 is thewime. ne concerns this morning surrounding the resultsf kim jong un summit.ic trump new evidence that the regime has en working to conceal evidence of its program. while president trump continues to hold firm on their agreement,he national s

close to 8:00 p.m. then, four masked men, p chaps yo see, got out of the car and began to open fire in the direction o 15 to 20 people, including children. we now know a an wasshot. a woman was shot. and so was the10-year-old. all were taken to the hospital where she died a short time later. want to take you to the scene where police were there for hours, gathering evidence and speaking with witnesses. the assistant police thief tellin public at this point, enough is enough. >> my thoughts and prayers go out to the family. the oeople came in this community without regard to human life and opened anfire. we have to stand up as a community to say no more. >> reporter: police say this is an ongoinginvestigation. they're looking for tips at this hour, saying if you have anything you might know about, the men or the car, to give them a call. this is the 83rd homice this year. i'm justin finch, news 4. >>> 056: now. members of metro's largest union will meet with leadership. this meeting comes after union mem

so a advisory in effect from noon unt 8:00 p.m.ecially ifyou're going to be outside for an extended period of time. not only do wea havat advisor advisory, if you're feeling feint or dizzy, excessive sweating, nausea or vopting, rapid weak pulse, and muscle cramps, get out of the sun because you m be suffering from heat exhaustion and also heat stroke. we're ing to talk about how hot it's going to be if you're watching fireworks tonight or if you're watching them next wednesday. >>> it is anything but a warm summer weekend in annapolis. candle light vigils and memorials taking place in the state capital. >> it is a beautifulcommunity, but they are coping with the loss of five "capital gazette" reporter employees. >> reporter: dozens gather to remember, just days after a tragedy far too close tohome. >> these were our neighbors, these were our friends. >> reporter: st. anne's parish togetherapolis comes as they do every saturday, but this one is different. >> the praise, thoughts and prayers has become a platude th simply is not suf

to 11:00 p.m. and sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. [inaudible] >> -- and reduce the hours of operation on saturdays and sundays to after 6:00 p.m. to avoid conflict with the loading zone. based on the information presented at the time of the application and the public works hearing, the department believes it appropriately modified and conditioned the approval of permit 17-mff-001 for san francisco's hometown creamery. to discuss a few of the comments which were also discussed in the brief, the -- i'll just say that each mobile food facility permit is at different locations, has different challenges and different and different information to consider. each one is considered on a case by case basis when determining how to proceed -- or how to condition, approve or deny a permit. in terms of the sidewalk width. sidewalk is 16 -- 15 feet -- official sidewalk width is 15 feet from the facing curb to the property line, so it meets the minimum 6 foot requirement for path of travel and a 4 foot requirement for the customer area. in terms of

here's 2:00 p.m. we s thunderstorms movin through.o maybe not the best school day just because it is impossible to time out exactly when it will move through your neighborhood the pool will be fantastic on saturday and sunday. as we head intohe afternoon hours. e're tracking showers and storms in southern maryland. i can't say it enough. friday night is going to be spectacular. the mugginess tomorrow is still there. tomorrow night,ook what happens. it turns comfortable. on saturday and sunday, it isng still fee very comfortable. here's the storm tea 4 forecast. a 70% chance of rain and thunderstorms tomorrow m thening commute for most will be dry is that the evening commute, if you a heading into work which probably only me, dorian and jim are heading in tomorrow, is looking complet dry. 86 for a high temperature. saturday, a bit breezy. highs in theow 80s. mid 80s on sunday. monday, upper 80s but no humidity after that. we see our 90s and our humidity moves back in by tuesday. >> speak for yourself. >> all right. thank you. >>> comin

'sit not going to be a big deal w0 by p.m.ny thunderstorm activity or lightning would be out of the ar t. that is tng today. we have thunderstorms in the forecast mainly this afternoon. theal star game at 8:00 p.m., looks mainly dry. we cannot rule out a lingering showers, behind the cold front moving through. and less humid, ftom wednesday friday. 79 degrees is thetemperature. 72 in frederick. 78 in quantico. it's a warm start and humid again out there. nice and dry right now. we don't have rain currently. back off to our west, showers and storms are soe hltded with ld front. and the timing, we put it here after lifetime today. if you're exercising, this morning,mu y. not too bad. by lunchtime, looking dry. just mostly cloudy, 88 degrees. 5:00 p.m., we'll see thunderstorms around the area. here's what future weather is showing. w lunchtimll see most of the rain west of d.c. we'll see the thunderstorms approaching and moving through. there you see 3:00, 4:00, that's theeneral time frame for the storms to be moving through. the