rainier because of a water main break. >> yeah. with no water, there's no way we can have the kids there and wssc is saying the repairs will take a while. >> reporter: so you're opening schools with great expectations even though you're working within a tighter budget. you wanted much more money to do a lot more, expanding pre-k, paying teachers more competitive salaries. tell me how you'll still do what you need to do within that budget. >> so we're asking for more on the budget. and that is, you know, partly because we want to be able to get the work accomplished more quickly than we'll do it without the investment in our education system. but i think, you know, with the work that we have identified in this strategic plan it's still work we can begin to implement. we won't have the -- you know, the extra prekindergarten classes or we won't be able to increase the salaries the way we would have liked to be more competitive. we won't add the literacy coaches, gifted specialists in elementary schools that we had wanted to do but tha

that attack happened in a church parking lot in mount rainier, maryland. prince george's county bureau chief, tracee wilkins, spoke with a long-time homeowner on the d.c. side. >> this man, they stole his car keys. >> reporter: prince george's county police say these three teens beat and carjacked a man in a mount rainier church parking lot, just blocks from their d.c. group home. two of the suspects, akeelah carter and tyrell leonard, both 17-year-olds, are being charged as adults a third, dimarco green, is still wanted. >> not surprised because that happened. that happened many times. >> reporter: this northeast resident says since his neighbor sold his home for it to be used as a group home, this community, and even he, have had problems. >> i live here about 30, 30-plus years, i never hear nothing. but since they put it halfway house, you hear a lot of things happen. >> reporter: someone from the group home who is familiar with all three of these young men tell me that dimarco green had been here for some time, longer than the other two suspects much t

by tomorrow, we'll see conditions start to get rainier later into tomorrow night.emperatures right now, though, in the upper 70s. we're tracking$".k morep0Ñ rain go into just about tuesday. >>> today at lincoln financial field, the eagles held the last of two open training camps. today was extra special for members of our nation's military. ron joins us with that story. >> it was military day as chip kelly and the eagles honored the men and women who serve our great nation. it was a thrilling day for everybody involved. to salute the service of our nation's military, eagles players took the field wearing camouflage fun uniforms followed by a navy s.e.a.l. parachute jump. as more than 70 military members held a 40 foot by 80 foot version of the stars and stripes tightly. a day they'll never forget. >> this is probably one of the best=a things i've done ever. >> it's great. this is a great experience. >> reporter: the day culminated in an exchange of jerseys. >> it was a great experience. once in a lifetime experience. >> reporter: 90 military members literally getti

jeff rainier is here with more. >> when you average the morning low and also the daytime high globally, we are finding the warmest month ever on record and that was 61.86 degrees. again, the number is not at 100, or 110, because we are averaging in that morning low. this is warmest in 136 years of recordkeeping, with that temperature, 1.467 degrees above average. that above average number also doesn't seem extremely high. but any time on a global scale the number goes up one to two degrees that number is significant. for the united states, just .2 degrees above average. what is notable are the sea surface temperatures out in the pacific, 1.8 degrees above normal. it's becoming a lot more clear that those warmer than average sea surface temperatures were the reason for the records we set this july. we are talking about cooler and fog, i'll have that in ten minutes. >> don't forget, you can track the temperatures in your neighborhood on our free app. >>> wall street hoping tomorrow will prove to be a better day. the stock market suffered its worst day of the year. the dow plunged nearly

i'm meteorologist jeff rainier. warm temperatures in the bay. currently 70s. we have the thing to cool those temperatures off. it is a storm system out in the pacific. we'll talk about our shower chances in a few minutes. a new sea chance to tryew look. something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >>> from sleeping suburb to high-tech mecca, linked in, google, and apple now convurge verging on sunnyvale. big growth equals some headaches. locals call it the matilda monst monster, the part of town crawling with traffic. near highway 101 and 237 right along matilda avenue. what's being done about it? pugy bunker has some answers. >>> r. >> reporter: it's the kind of commute that makes you rethink your job and if it's even worth it. we talked to people here today. they told us they call it the matilda monster. one said it takes them 45 minutes to get through five lights. the people who live here say they can'

korea rainier says the body of 53-year-old pi tricia rasmussen of bethlehem was in the water.eone made the discovery just before 1:00 this afternoon. we don't know the circumstance. medical examiner will conduct an autopsy tomorrow to trying to figure out hoorays his zen died. >> police make arrest in hit-and-run that injured six-year-old girl last night in northeast philadelphia. they say 27-year-old mark edwards hit a car on magee avenue but didn't stop. he turned in sylvester street and somehow ended outpatient an sidewalk where he hit the little girl. police say he kept going hitting three park cars. edwards ran away but they did catch him. the six-year-old girl has broken bones but officials say she should be okay. >> going to be another tough few days for firefighters as our heat wave continues. today no differents as they battled flames in brewery town. fire broke out in three story row home on master street just past 3:00 this afternoon. firefighters got it under control quickly. nobody is hurt. no word yet on what may have started it. >>> eagles fans are amped as the

rainier. they say the main is fixed. and that means classes start at 7:45. good luck today. >>> right now, we're working to make sure kids have the school supplies they need for the year ahead. our backpacks 4 kids campaign kicks off today. >>> and breaking news on the roads. a big problem southbound, bw parkway. a four-mile backup. details coming up. >>> but first, back at home, cameras are on hand as one of the >> announcer: you're watching "news4 today." >>> welcome back. it's 6:10. crews no longer have to search through a massive landslide in alaska. they recovered the body of the final victim of that landslide yesterday. the city building official went missing under logs, rocks and mud in sitka, alaska, last week. the landslide also killed two other men. >>> one of three men who stopped a shooter on a train in europe is now back in the united states. anthony sadler arrived home in sacramento, california last night. he and two friends received france's highest ranking medal this week. they stopped a man who pulled out an ak-47 on a train to paris. report

rainier. wssd says the water main is fixed and that means classes start at 7:45. while you're running errands this morning you might want to pick up a backpack to help news4's backpacks 4 kids campaign. angie goff will be collecting them. emilia siegel will be down there and so will lauren ricketts. so come on by with backpacks. >>> we are working a developing story right now coming out offage begof a afghanistan. we know two nato troops were shot and we're looking to find out what the troop's nationalities are. >>> it's pretty mild out there, 66 degrees. let's be honest, you're already wondering about that weekend. it is wednesday. emilia siegel >>> a developing story now, two nato service members were killed in afghanistan. nato says this morning's attack happened inside a military compound in the helmand providence. the gunman were wearing afghan national security uniforms. both were killed. nato has not released the nationalities of the service members who were killed. >>> today, an argue leader, law enforcement and a state police trooper's friends and family

rainier, washington. we have a school closing already.homas stone elementary school saying it will not open the doors this morning because they're dealing with a water main break. crews are trying to fix it right now. we'll bring you more as we get it. >>> storm team 4 helping you get the kids ready for school as we track the weather they'll see at the bus stop this morning. meteorologist chuck bell with the hour by hour forecast. >> beautiful weather for the upcoming day. the rains come to an end, the humidity is drying up. and we're keeping an eye on the tropics as well. weather front which caused the showers yesterday is now moving's of the i-95 -- east of the i-95 corridor and it will bring rain chances to the lower eastern shore this morning and not much of a rain threat. we'll be dry today. current temperatures in the 50s and 60s. so that's a nice way to get your tuesday morning started. hour by hour, up into the low 80s by noontime. 100% sunshine. more traffic troubles on the roads with melissa mollet. >> right now, an update on th

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