half of my team is trying to decide whether to accept this radar. now, he's got an answer to this program alarm thing. for a time, half the team was moving in this direction, the other half starting to move in this direction. charlie makes a call. steve has studied these as a result of his training exercise. now, he goes back to his back room controller. i don't see any problems, do you see any problems? now we've worked through this, we are starting to accept the landing radar data. and these program alarms are continuing intermittently. one of the things that steve it mightwith, he says be related to some of the displays the crew is using. we tell the crew to back off very high utilization on board displays on altitude rate. and we tell them we will provide ps. redux -- read-u this team now is faced with, we are going to the moon. this is not a simulation anymore. it is faced with incredible problems. nobody had ever really anticipated. we thought whatever happens was going to be clear-cut. and yet, this team seems to be getting tighter. the more

look theater onstorm team 4 radar., dealing with more showers and thunderstorms across the area. 'm tracking out what you can expect tonight and what when means for the r e compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service providerro doesvide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast busi ss gives you more. let's do it. (laughs) switch now and get fast, reliable internet for a new low price of $39.95 a month. plus, get fr for better, faster? of $3installation. i mean sign me up. call today at 1-800-501-6000. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> amelia will be back wh the weather in a few minutes to show us the impact the area storms could have on our fireworks. >> more people are walking local streets with residents and touring the cross-wauks. now government officials anan trsportation researchers are trying to make the cotrosswalk

at gatwick and other airports in the south and midlands, weather problems made worse by a damaged radar at air traffic control. since we got to naples airport last night, we had absolutely no information. no help, no staff anywhere. hopefully, after last night's escapades which was basically after waiting nearly five hours, about to board the plane and being told all the food was spoiled and we weren't allowed on the plane. tonight, things at heathrow are getting back to normal. but at europe's busiest airport, virtually every take—off and landing slot is full. so a fairly minor issue can cause significant disruption. loudspeaker: we would like to apologise for any inconvenience this may cause you. 0n the railways, the chaos of last night calmed. but with overhead cable still damaged, few trains on the midlands mainline and tricky journeys. i'm headed to harrogate, north yorkshire. i should have gone from sandy in bedfordshire up through york, it should have taken me an hour and a half or two hours. it's going to take me... well, i don't know, five or six hours according to this. servic

landing radar, a very critical measurement. again, the controllers look at it and said it is looking good. by this time, a guidance officer , steve bales, has got some tracking information and the spacecraft is not where it should be. it is that straightforward. he didn't know whether the data he was getting was bad, whether it was just bad navigation, or if we had some kind of problem with targeting in the spacecraft. but the problem was, he really got my attention. he says, we are out on radio velocity, which is the vertical velocity, and we are halfway to our abort limit. boy, when you haven't even started down to the moon and some guy comes to you and says we are halfway to our abort limit, that gets your attention. but he continued and said i will keep watching it. so all of a sudden now, you got communications problems, a minor electrical problems, you got navigation problems. you are still trying to struggle to meet all of these windows for making your decisions as you are now saying we are ready to ignite the engine. go

his is the storm team 4 radar tracking it for you all across our storm team 4 radar?w around route 50 around the bowie a little earlier, heavy rain falling around 50. again, very heavy rainfall with e of storms part of the severe thunderstorm coming on through that area over the last hour or so. no longer a severe thunderstorm warning now. swe don't have any movere thunderstorms in our area. still strong storms coming in towards arundel county and fauquier county, especially this one right here, this is one that we're tracking for you.et now, l take a look at this storm right here. the line is continuing. you see less of a line of red. that's whyehe s thunderstorm watch was allowed to expire. around bowie towards upper marlboro. heads up for very heavy rain there. lock at this line that's formed. i want to take you in a couple of areas, hagerstown, martinsburg, charlestown. heaviest rain right now no charlestown. look at this line moving along the mountains and into parts of loudoun county now as you make your way into the south, very heavy rain. this is an area we ha

china is not on the radar in the top countries giving loa ns to radar in the top countries giving loanshey are not evenin loans to indonesia. they are not even in the top five city gave them below countries like germany and france. but it is moving up. isn't it? if i see the total amount, france. but it is moving up. isn't it? ifi see the total amount, it is quite small, actually, because we are trying to encourage china to participate through investment, not refinancing. it is more through equity than debt financing. the head of the indonesian invest co—ordinating board said the traditional source of investment has been japan and korea. traditional source of investment has beenjapan and korea. i do have to note, he says, overthe beenjapan and korea. i do have to note, he says, over the last five yea rs note, he says, over the last five years china has gone from number 13... years china has gone from number 13. .. but years china has gone from number 13... but it is investment. it is not a loan. that is investment. have you not just obtained not a loan. that is investment. have you notj

radar after more tracking. >> apollo 11 this is houston. the booster has been configured for orbital coast. both spacecraft are looking good. over. >> all right. roger. >> want some of these lights down further, mike? >> don't worry about it. >> apollo 11, over. >> go ahead. >> for your information, radar shows you in a 1-0-3 by 1-0-3 decimal 3 orbit. >> beautiful. >> you'll be aos at goldstone at 1, 2 niner, 02 los at goldstone. over. >> roger. >> this is apollo control at 1 hour 51 minutes moving across the atlantic now toward africa and on the next revolution the spacecraft will be accelerating to the required speed to get it into an orbit that'll intercept the moon during the trans lunar ejection maneuver. the burn with the saturn third stage that will place the spacecraft on its trajectory toward the moon. >> go, flight. >> go, flight. >> okay. >> apollo 11, this is houston. you are go for tli. over. >> apollo 11, thank you. we just got back on the booster and everything is go. >> looks good here. >> we're showing present altitude abou

howard flew under the radar. >>> we begin with breaking news out of oakland during the evening commute. >> here is a live look at 8righ chopper five. the northbound lanes are closed because of police activity. a few moments ago we saw investigators walking across the freeway looking on the pavement for evidence. we have calls out to the chp for more information. we have a reporter on the way and we will bring you any latebreaking developments there. >>> closure for the family of gus's community market. >> were going to ondrea without the investigators were able to track the hit and run suspect down. >> it was september 22, 2017. speeding driver. the 57-year-old founder of multiple grocery stores and produce outlets was struck down and is prime. >> he was an amazing guy and permanent fixture in the neighborhood. >> reporter: the investigation into who hit and killed gus remain quiet until last tuesday. the u.s. marshal service picked up alicia and stopped him after getting a lead beyond the vague description of the silver sedan. >> they pop up right after and sometimes not until much la

that roadway will take a while to get radar so expect overflow film on the george washington boulevard and arizona avenue anr mur boulevard again. eastbound a malfunction and hopefully that will be rectified before we get into the rush hour on the bay bridge. >>> another stron system swept through the area bringing rain, thunder, and isolated thunderstorms yesterday. ng down tree came cras on a home in chevy chase, a man says he is lucky to be alivic mel was sitting on the couch feet away from where the tree tropical storm barry is expected to make landfall in louisiana. barry could lift the river to its highest level in 70 years. if barry turns into aan hurric the storm will make history. >> this will be the first time that we have had a hurricane make landfall in louisiana while the mississippi river was at flood stage. >> president trump has approved an emergency declaratio ahead of barry and put fderal relief in place for disaster relief. >>> a man accused of raping a woman on a dean wood station hfter surveillance cameras tracked his pat from another station. the victim told polic

other, getting solutions to various problems from my digital computer, making sure that my rendezvous radar transponder and vhf ranging systems are working properly, and doing a host of other small details, all of which are necessary for the successful completion of the rendezvous. interviewer: this is esther not edwin aldrin, lunar module pilot for the apollo 11 moon landing mission. what is the first thing you end neil armstrong will do after landing? mr. aldrin: one of the first things we will be engaged in is making immediate decisions as to how long we will be staying on the surface. favored abort points that we will be checking various systems to get a stay or no stay beyond these points. the first occurs four or five minutes after touchdown. the next one, about 10 minutes, and the final stay occurs one revolution afterwards. what we will be doing during that first revolution is very intensely preparing the vehicle for a simulated countdown to launch, which we will carry up to the last five or 10 minutes, up to the absent 1 -- up to the ascent one revolution later as the command modul

take an active role in bringing the two vehicles together, however, provided the lem works and its radar is working properly and it is capable of making each and every maneuver leading up to the rendezvous and docking, then my job is essentially a pleasant one. on the other hand, if difficulties should arise, my job is to rescue the lem, and then i find myself being an active partner in charge of a very complex vehicle with a very complex job, and i truly become busy and i am literally racing from one side of the cockpit to the other, getting solutions to various problems from my digital computer, making sure that my rendezvous radar transponder and vhf ranging systems are working properly, and doing a host of other small details, all of which are necessary for the successful completion of the rendezvous. interviewer: this is astronaut edwin aldrin, lunar module pilot for the apollo 11 moon landing mission. what is the first thing you and neil armstrong will do after landing? mr. aldrin: one of the first things we will be engaged in is making immediate decisions as to how long we will be

and in the satellite and radar, you can see some green towards southern california. monsoonal moisture working its way from the south and heading to the north. there's a lightning strike. just this one cell. we'll be watching it. no green showing up on the radar. if you can see closer to newman to the west of merced. one little cell. right now, though, we have the low clouds and fog melting away overnight. and in the past few hours, the clouds kind of getting their act together. with that, we have patchy fog near portions of the coastline. current numbers in the 50s and 60s. and here is our live camera, looking out toward sfo with patchy fog. we'll add that to the forecast in the short term. clouds coming back nearing the coast. let's check in with sal right now. and hopefully, is it all quiet now? >> just looking around here. and i don't see much going on, which is always good, when you look at the screens and there's not much to talk about. let's talk about solano county and 80 westbound. you can see the solano super commute looking pretty good through vallejo, fai

know is a stealth fighter that means that it isn't invisible but it does have a very much reduced radar signature and by operating the system the radar of the has 400 it might be able to detect how the aircraft might become visible and then vulnerable to the russian system but analysts also say they don't see it creating a rift in the alliance nato secretary-general praise turkey's role but i'm saying that turkey as. a nato member is. liveries expected to be completed by next year until then no one can be sure how the military and political alliances may or may not shift stephanie. and there's plenty more ahead for you this news hour including. i'm florence lee in village east java indonesia where the world's plastic waste problem and the failures of the recycling system are laid bare. but also tell you about a suspected arson attack on an animation studio in japan. and in sports we'll hear what this in boxing legend had to say when his latest rival compared him to a dinosaur. now at least 9 people have been killed in a car bomb attack in southern afghanistan the bombing happened near k

radar senses and the road as far as 200 meters ahead of the car. at laser scans everything in 180 degree field of view. and ultrasonic sensors measure the distance to houses and other cars using sound waves that bounce back off those objects. and they also draw on the latest digital math updates from the car sat nav system. so it's all bulletproof right. well in fog a camera can only see as well as a human can heavy rain and snow fall also interfere with laser and radar beams. most of the fully autonomous vehicles have been on the road only in sunny california and even then they've had a few accidents along the way. one woman who suddenly appeared out of the dark much like this was even killed by an autonomous car part similar accidents happen with regular vehicles as well. self driving cars would use artificial intelligence to learn to respond to sudden hazards the way a human would and that will take time and. there's little doubt that autonomous vehicles will eventually make traffic say found about 90 percent of accidents are caused by human err

here's what i'm keeping a close eye on o storm team 4 radar. this line of thunderstorms slowly moving into ederick and shenandoah counties in virginia. here's the timing for you. it's not moving all that fast right now, so moving into the winchester area at about 5:50 andlort roya about 6:25. based on this latest track. i'm also tracking meager showers popping up to parts of montgomery and lount young and as you head from virginia to maryland. eing some light rain around there as well as around the damascus area more moderate rainfall so some showers here and there, by think most of us stay dry out there tonight, and here's future weather to show you wh i'm talking about. 5:00 p.m., notice that shower up around baltimore and still that thunderstorm activity mainly back over the mountains. 7:00 p.m., not much has changed. maybe some showers into parts of montgomery, northern prince george's, anne arundel, howard and baltimore and back around the shenandoah vale, but notice most of the area in the d.c. metro area, northern virginia and down throu

only green coloring here showing up on s orm team 4 radar. we did see very heavy rainfall there earlier including the lincoln memorial that. no longer the case.e now let's h out to the bigger picture here on the radar where i'm seeing some very heavy rain continue down into parts of prince william county, especially around the woodbridge area and into manassas and then back around i-8 is. look at this rain of heavy rain and thunderstorms that has set up pretty much around the i-81 corridor. notice most of maryland now is dry, and i think a lot of us are going to be okay for fireworks tonight. when i say that, yes, the ground is going to be damp out there. there might be some showers in spots, but i think a lot of the thunderstorm activity is showing signs of fizzling out and will continue to fizzle out once the fireworks start to go off. here's future weather at 7:00 p.m. notice still some showers potentially in the metro area and no heavy rain, no thund storms which would lead to evacuations, but, guys, that's where the strong line of thunde

. >> and speaking of the radar, we have cleared out.n, we had rain tonight. we h around an inch in some locatioer irli this week, we had over three in many locations. the goods, new your friday, your weekend is looking mainly dry out there. that's going to be one of your weather headlines. and it's going to be hot. the humidity, though, not all that bad. i am keeping an eye on tropical storm barry. it will impact louisiana through the weekend. and then continue northward. potentially simpacting u later next week. i'll point that out to you on the ten-day. here's your planner for tomorrow. start off the day. not that big of a deal. it is humid, stepping out your door on friday. 07 degrees, heading out to lunch. temperature around lunchtime was 86. we rm up to91. but the humidity levels are lower throughout the day tomorrow. that means your friday nig is looking really nice. the air will be crisp for early we'll have plenty of sunshine at 7:00 p.m. we'll keep clearth skies i forecast overnight tomorrow. if you're having people over tomorr

any sense of a systems like cameras or radar. the pedestrian isn't visible out of sight around the corner. but infrastructure analytics and 5 g. communication can transmit that missing data to the vehicle. on line highways with 5 g. coverage promise to be safe and when accidents do happen the response of emergency services will also be optimized. in super designed the future approaching ambulances will automatically warn vehicles ahead of them which will also be told how to form an emergency lane quickly and efficiently. in other words the autopilot steps in whether you like it or not your vehicle will pull over to one side on its own. denise's should the sun go to hit in the next step will be to leave the testing ground and head out into the city with real traffic and real people. to begin with testing will be restricted to small 5 g.'s omes such as limited stretches of highway for now blanket 5 g. coverage is still well beyond the horizon. that's all for now next week tomorrow today takes off with our special moon edition to ma

know is a stealth fighter that means that it isn't invisible but it does have a very much reduced radar signature and by operating the system the radar of the has 400 it might be able to detect how the aircraft might become visible and then vulnerable to the russian system but analysts also say they don't see it creating a rift in the alliance nato secretary-general praise turkey's role but i'm saying that turkey as a nato member is much more than 400. liveries expected to be completed by next year until then no one can be sure how the military and political alliances may or may not shift stephanie decker. now the un special rapporteur on human rights in manama says her team did not get access during her fact finding mission in that country young healy says villages have been banned down in recent days and she's been prevented from gathering information now much m.j. reports. the u.s. state department has announced saying sions on mean more us military commanders. chief men on lying and 3 other military leaders punishment for their role in the ethnic cleansing of the ring of minorities

not much on the radar.old you yesterday, watch out if you live in petersburg, west virginia you might see showers and storms back there. got a shower or storm. right there. tomorrow'm telling you it's right in this area here. the reason we're tracking the srm system to the west. coming on through the area. coming through parts of the ohio valley, it will get energy pushing in. that's why the storm prediction center. the storm prediction center'jiçs our entire region under a slight risk that tls us we have a good chance to see at least a couple of severe thunderstorms. you and i were tracking this and saw the incredibly heavy rain on monday. we could have ao lt of rain tomorrow and thatuld add to flash flooding again. >> we're thinking we could get around 3 inches of rain tomorrow. what that means for your planner. i can't rule out a shower during thetmorning, but i during the afternoon and evening that we'll see some scattered showers and thunderstorms. that's where the most rain will fall. later in the day

a plasma shield so that radar is useless. is infraredsor and we have inadequate infrared overhead architecture. what do you do? >> defend myself as best i sir. it's a hypothetical, i have to take a deeper look at the capabilities that we have can throw up against it. but i have a responsibility defend -- we have a responsibility to defend ourselves. and i take action, whatever take to dould that. >> admiral i would suggest that this is a disruptive change in the history of warfare. at the battle of agen court in 1415, there were four time as many french as there were english. the english deployed for the the long bow. it changed the course of european history. similar change i view. hypersonic missiles are real. have one called the zircon that is deployeded to be next year. the chinese are very close behind. inadequateully both in terms of developing this capability ourselves, but more particularly in coping with it. as i mentioned, radar is useless, infrafred sensors is the only way to track and these missiles not only trave

now, there's also radar — four of those, one on each corner, and these spinning things, these are thehings — these are lidar sensors. there are five a round and a big one in the black bump on the top, which can see three football pitches ahead and behind. right, let's go for a ride. ooh, we have our safety driver. 0k. and away we go. computer: please remember to buckle your seatbelt. we've just pulled out in front of quite a fast—moving car there. we made it. i call that quite a human manoeuvre. companies like waymo are experimenting whether their technology can avoid hitting you. i mean, that's the experiment. when you go out on the streets here, when you cross on the crosswalk, and there's a waymo, waymo is actively testing whether or not its cars can avoid an accident, and avoid an accident with you if you happen to be on the roads. and some people also are, clearly, offended by that notion. and last year, the fears of the community became a reality. a self—driving uber vehicle failed to detect her crossing an empty road at night and the safety driver failed to hit the brakes. it w

take a look a the live storm team 4 radar. you can see a lot of heavy rain moving across the region and not going away any time soon. let's get right over to clayon anders in the storm center for us tonight. clay? >> and corey, what you see from that map is that the flash flood watch includes not only maryland but actually two-thirds of pennsylvania. well into west virginia. and that means as the rain showers converge across our area, we will be looking at some rain this evening and during the overnight hours. as i said, talk about how far it stretches out from teast to the west from annapolis all the way across the shenandoah valley into pennsylvania, into west gi vira, yes, you do watch out for the high water. as we talk about where it's coming from. take a look at the clouds from charleston, west virginia, moving into the washington area. and then sagging into pennsylvania. now, we had thunderstorms at this time about 24 hours ago. it seems as though things are rather calm,s but a we increase in coverage throughout the area

check out what the radar could look. like amelia? >> over time the way that we tell the weather story has changed a little bit. a lot more impact graphics now and today i'm excited to announce we have a new tool in our toolbox to help bring the weather story to you. more on that after the break. >>> all right. so a if you knowout news 1's tommy mcfly, knowing anything about him. you know he's got his finger on the pulse of everything at happening he dmv and that's why we've launched awnene and one of the mostiq un festivals in the district is getting under way and tommy has the details on the capital fringe festival. ♪ >> reporter: since 2005 the capital fringe festival has brought the best, the burgeoning d the wderfullly bizarre of live performances from all across the region. this week's festival kicked off with dozens of performances stages of all sizes from church stedges with comies and ol musical,ical satire and even divorce talk. >> works because of the magical powerf boredom. >> reporter: you're probably not going to see the

now, there's also radar, four of those, one on each corner, and these spinning things, these are thee lidar sensors. there are five round and a big one in the black bump on the top, which can see three football pitches ahead and behind. right, let's go for a ride. ooh, we have our safety driver. 0k. and away we go. computer: please remember to buckle your seat belt. we've just pulled out in front of quite a fast moving car there. we made it. i call that quite a human manoeuvre. companies like waymo are experimenting whether their technology can avoid hitting you. i mean, that's the experiment. when you go out on the streets, when you cross on the crosstalk, and there's the waymo, waymo is actively testing whether or not its cars can avoid an accident, and avoid an accident with you if you happen to be on the roads. and some people also are clearly offended by that notion. in fact, some residents have reacted very strongly indeed. check out this video we found on youtube showing a man attacking a self—driving car. you know there's hundreds of thousands of people that see these cars on

take a look at the radar right now. you a little bit of a break here from severe weather in our area. there's the storm t caused all the damage into parts of montgomery county and frederick county. loudoun county around luckettsville. nothing to southern st. mary's county. have seen storms in that area. these are all trees down.of every onehese circles is trees down around the area so we saw a lot of damage a little b earlier. right now it's just rain across the region from d.c. south and east. it's still hot and humid, but relief bombs tomorrow as this system makes its way through. ou

signature and by operating the system that the radar of the has 400 it might be able to detect how the aircraft might become visible and then vulnerable to the russian system but analysts also say they don't see it creating a rift in the alliance nato secretary-general praise turkey's role but i'm saying that turkey as a nato member is much more than 400. deliveries expected to be completed by next year until then no one can be sure how the military and political alliances may or may not shift stephanie decker. the un special rapporteur on human rights in myanmar says a team is not getting access to what's happening on the ground that there's more violence is being reported in iraq and state the anger at least those villages have been burned down in recent days and she's been prevented from gathering information . the question is. did the government of myanmar impose the internet than to inflict more time on the people living in rakhine. the internet blackout has also prevented individuals winding to engage with me from being able to make contact it is challenging to get information on

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radar lit up with storms right now.doug and emilia working for you with their forecast. >>> new trouble for the manufacturer of electronic cigarettes. >> this comes a week after a criticalon congressi hearing and just a day after the release of a new study sounding the alarm of the dangers of e-cigarettes. >> nbc's sar dallof reports. >> reporter: they take aim by launching an investigation into the e-cigaret company. if they're making a claim that juul is a smoking device is that deceptive and if they make the claim it's not amo sng cessation device,hat in itself is deceptive and unclear because it's not clear what they're saying rpz. > reporter:fs; in a statement y says they're designed to help smokers switch and andalt are not intended to be used as cessation products. this comes after the cofounder was on capitol hill last week. >> we are looking at your actions, and they are deeply troubling. >> the last thing wewanted was to be confused with any national tobacco company. >> reporter: also founded were unexpectcal

it creates a plasma shield so radar is useless. the only sensor is infrared, and we have inadequate infrared overhead architecture. what do you do? >> defend myself as best i can, sir. it's a hypothetical. i have to take a adeeper look at the capabilities that we have and what i could throw up against it. but i have a responsibility to defend -- we have a responsibility to defend ourselves. and i would take action, whatever action i could take to do that. >> admiral, i would suggest that this is a disruptive change in the history of warfare. at the battle in 1415, there were four times as many french as there were english. the english deployed for one of the first times the long bow. it changed the course of european history. this is a similar change, i view. hypersonic missiles are real. the russias have one called the zir con that is proposed to be deployed next year. the chinese are very close behind. we are whoafully inadequate both the in terms of developing this capability ourselves but more particularly in coping with it. as

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teams a live look at storm 4 radar right now. doug and amelia are tracking storms tooth and for the fourth of july. they're back in less than two minutes to take us through the impact hour by hour. >>> we are working for your health. with a newh study t may help you lose weight. researchers at brown university found that the time of day you exercise may be the key to shedding those extra pounds. people who worked out early in the morning lost the most weight. but consisncy is also important. the study found that people who exercise at the same time every day got the most out of their workout. >>> speaking of getting your exercise, it seemsike a good compromise as more parents pull their kids out of traditional tackle football and enroll them in flag football instead. but as popularity in flag wsotball groso do concerns about head injuries. news4's aaron gilchrist with a closer look at how much rotection head gear really offers to flag football players. >> it's the fastest growing sport in the country. lot of people see it as a sa

. >> doug, what's popping up on your radar right now? >> a sevore thunderstrm warning there until 6:15. also include eastern prince george's county. let's get right to the radar and i'll show you where the storms. are there's numerous storms here. this is the strongest storm now but we've go another line that's formed in frederick can you follow this right on down through loudoun and clark and warren counties and another strong sunrm rather arothe warrenton area. this one has a lot of lightning through warrenton and head up into that area, too. watch this line and see how this stormegins. severe strong thunderstorm warning making its way acrossi prnce george's andanne arundel county and follow this right on down across the beltway in through alexandria seeing the rain and then another round just to the north, so we're not done quite yet, guys. it's going to be aly fa bumpy night for some of us, not all of us. we can expect this again wednesday, tomorrow and, of course, thursday, your fourth of july. much more on that recast. and i'll be

. >> as we move through the storm team 4 radar, you notice not a lot going on. you see the showers making their way from the north. a couple of showers gog on around the d.c. metro area. you can see one here. rig around the city of fairfax, we had another around clinton, maryland, oxon hill this one around fairfax county. not moving a lot. around fairfax and oakton. you're not going to see ny thunder or lightning out of that. a few more back to the west. once these move across the mountains we could see enhancement. once again all eyes on the fourth of july. much more on that forecast. see you back in 15 minutes. >>> the tanks that we've been hearing an awful lot about officially rolled into our national mall earlier today. >> and president trump is saying this is going to be quote the greatest fourth of july celebration ever in the nation's capital. >> but he is facing some push-back from some over the reported million-plus dollars that this could cost. it's going to cost a. lot >> news4's cory smith joins us live along the mall with details of this. it is bust

take a look at the radar right now. show you a little bit of a break here from severe weather in our area. there's the storm t caused all the damage into parts of montgomery county and frederick county. loudoun county around luckettsville. nothing to southern st. mary's county. have seen storms in that area. these are all trees down.of every onehese circles is trees down around the area so we saw a lot of damage a little b earlier. right now it's just rain across the region from d.c. south and east. it's still hot and humid, but relief bombs tomorrow as this system makes its way through. we could see more severe weatheo devep over the next couple of hours. i'll take you hour by hour. see you back here in a minute. >> thank you, doug. follow the weather on the nbc washington app, and can you stay connected with storam 4 even if you lose power. >> well, a desperate plea from d.c. leaders after a deadly we end. >> seven people have been shot to death since thursday, and that includes 11-year-old karon brown. a suspect was

9:30 that evening, it vanished from radar. >> received a call this morning.he aircraft was overdue, they began their search and rescue efforts, they searched on, the presumed flight path. they were also looking around martha's vineyard, long island sound, and south shore of lie lie. >> very next morning, i was planning to make the same flight, i got up here, 6 a.m., i called the flight service station, that is where pilots call for weather briefing, a message came on, a recorded message, missing plane alert, if this plane is spotted please note fi faa fa or the authoritii recognized that at his tail number, my heart sank. my initial feeling was, a lot of times pilot pe more get -- feart to pick up will phone, and say i landed. >> criminal raced to the essex county airport from his home in butler, new jersey just 15 miles away. >> i went down to the hangar, i said, is jfk's plane in their, it went missing last night, he said, no comment. >> it was a family wedding, i can't imagine a more awful time too get the news a couple of members of the family are now mis

penothing hapng on the radar right now but a lot of rain going down to the deep south. louisiana continues to get filtered wh a lot of that heavy rain from some of those outer band of what is now tropical depression barry. the rain is heading our way. we are dry today but here come that swath of rain going through the mississippi valley. out ahead of it on tuesday, there could be a little disturbance that push out ahead of it and could bring some shower and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night and better chance the moisture moving in late wednesday night and thursday and it will push through pretty quickly. could have are of heavy rain but for the most part we are dry by friday morning. let's take a look at a traffic with melissa. you can see this purple closure point on the screen baugh because of a sinkhole from last week's rain on last monday and manot be totally fixed until this friday. top of the beltway, no problems into or out of town. >>e still ahead,re working for your health. what you need to know to slow the signs of aging and lower your risk o

the seventh and radar view. you can see the outer reinvents pushing across the gulf coast. they say the latest staff tropical storm barry packing maximum sustained wind at 65 miles per hour moving west northwest at five miles per hour and that is concerned because the slow-moving storm is gaining the energy from the warm waters of the gulf of mexico. i want to show you the projected path of tropical storm barry will increase into a category one storm as it makes landfall, along the louisiana coast tomorrow morning. with max sustained wind of 35 miles per hour. residents are preparing and bracing for the worst. take a look. >> reporter: as tropical storm barry closes in on the louisiana coast with 65 mile- per-hour wind, the fishermen knew that it was time to hunker down. black it is just with the systems, we take the ch anything could happen. high water or wind. >> reporter: the national hurricane says center says there is a chance the slow- moving storm could strengthen into terms like life- threatening floods. this was never going to be a wind event. truck with all of the

is it back on your radar?cent: it hasn't fallen off the radar, but in any time an isortant relative rate consequential for fixed income investors. is bottom line though is it not a global economic story because the u.k. represents less globally. gdp it is however an important market event because boris johnson seems to be barreling towards a hard brexit on october 31 and when that happens, that will be concerts what -- consequential for some important relative prices. 1.2267 so weng at got a bit of a substantial move off of this change in posture. how much is this? how much is it good for europe to see that there is a slight sliver of a chance there will be a no deal brexit? it's still not good for either side if there is a no deal. vincent: it's more than a sliver of a chance for no deal, at least when you listen to boris johnson cabinet over the weekend who were uniformly raising those probabilities. i think it is tough in terms of game theory aspect of it, boris johnson bargaining with the eu wanted to make

became tropical, tropical storm barry that became briefly a hurricane and now depression, that's the radarce thursday and really start today ramp up over the weekend, now the wind gusts in excess of 70 miles per hour, 74 miles per hour makes it tropical hurricane and that's what happened briefly as it made landfall on the weekend, but it isn't the winds that we are concerned with, it is the rain, it has always been the flooding concern with the system, radar pripg, estimations of 8 to 10-inches, almost a foot of rain that was always going to be the legacy of the storm system and as the area of low pressure moves north ward it's going to be slow moving so the flowing is ongoing concern all the way up towards mississippi and tennessee and ohio valley over the next couple of days so we have flood advisories in effect, future radar, again, the problem with this it's going to be slow-moving even though it is a depression that will bring moisture from the gulf of mexico north ward and bring potential for flooding concerns, precipitation on top of 8 to 10-inches of rainfall focus in on portions o