rning, not s this as cool as yesterday morning. we're about 20 dayscooler. not as comfortably cool when you step outside. the 90s and hotter. we're watching tropical storm chris. it hasn't really moved. we'll talk about what it will do to our weather pattern. let's see what's happening on the roads. >> good rning. hahis problem on alexandria. the block by the crash. you can see a little bit of a the rest of the beltway is okay. a little bit of outer work near georgia. should be out of the way soo if it is. ft. washington, hit the highway. one getting by that diving and each direction. let'sook at 270, coming up. >>> lit's telelis is a. a d.c. lookal tapped judge brett kavanaugh durin a primetime order last night. s >> after days culation and debate, president trump announces brett kavanaugh for the supreme court. a historic event ha will ve dominate the cation of today. and raised his word has it's confirmed keep an open up and preserve the constitution. >> the members of that community disagree about many things. but we are quicommitted to the excellence to

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flood watches and local newsed flood rnings are in place. could get another lynch-plus today and wetomorrow. l let you know if there's any 90s ahead coming up. >> thank yhe. >>> first,iant sink hole could interrupt your morning compute. this is on catthe likely cardin. it is likely to take a couple weeks. >> people that areomputing to work, it will be a major inconvenience for them. >> we want to go to melissa a lot of people see the thoroughfare. >> the da nmascus area, trying ge work to come down. >> take clarks bed. something like that. german down road would help you to 70 instead. the lanes are blocked because of in a sink ole. overturned vehicle. it is on the shoulder, so, that helps. >> the springfield ramp is blocked at that crash. >>> today, some metro riders are goin h toe to make travel plans. two stations are closed for r r re until in septemberlerd. free shuuses will help get people ay from the closures. >>> we're going to the latest in canada. >> let's get straight to some of the video of that scene. itappened on one of the bus

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. >>> around our fair city this rning. we have a zero% chance of in. that goes for today and for tomorrow. enjoy it, everybody. the humidity vacation that moved in, we keep that for today and tomorrow, as well. this little storm right here will pinwheel its way east. this o off ofhe coast, that's is a huge ridge of high pressure. it's a little farther to the north of bermuda and it will be a blockineather pattern. starting on saturday, the rain chances are back in the forecast. and we're leaving them in there st until that pattern eaks down. that could be saturday, sunday, and a the way until next week. temperatures are in the 60s in most of w thetern suburbs. just a flawless day to be outside.ng everyts all good for today and tomorrow. a 50% chance for rain on saturday. and high rain chance plus next wel . we'll wilhave the ten-day coming up. >> outer loom, if you'rer ridi in yconvertible. two left lanes are getting by capital heights. outer loop is moving with two right lanes. thet res the lane looks pretty good. >> the ramp, 270 is looking okay. it'

new video this rning from portland, oregon, where riots broke out during dualing protests. police were having to bring out stun grenades. four people were arrested there. >>> hundreds of thousands took to the stres across the country to protest president trump's immigration policies. >> activists are calling for families separatednder the president's zero tolerance policy to be renited. a judge ordered the government to hand the children back with their parents in 30 days. customs officials say that'spp ed for about 5,000 children. but few details have been released about how the remaininb 1,500 wi reunited. >> i back here washington, president trump is narrowing downpo his list ontial supreme court nominees. >> this comes as democrats call for confirmation hearings to be put on hold after the midterm eleheions. chris,will the president announce his pick? >> reporter: that pick will come a week from next monday, july 9th. he will spend the week working on his decision, going over that list of candidates that he enter deuce e introduced before he pick neil gorsuch. he's cons

outside, on a quiet thursday rning, quite the flare-up of thunderstorms, just down to our south across tide water and the outer banks of north carolina. any chance of rain will be confined to the lower parts of east carolina and i-90. here's the tiny area, a few showers alon i-95. if you're west of i-95, towards leesnd frederick, the rainan chances are near zero. for tomorrow, bac into dry weather. pleasant days today and tomorrow. there's your five-day forecast. 88 today, 88mo ow. our next chance for rain doesn't show up until monday afternoon. we took that little chance out of your sunday player. sheena is back in a second. let's go to lissa. >>> good morning. silver spring outer loop,tw jus left lanes getting by. that works on this morning. the rest of the beltwaynes no other work zones there, in the way here right now. southbound 295, left lane getting by that work zone. icc at 6:50, seeing a little slowdown. don't see a problem on caetra. i'll you know if that changes here this morning. headed to virginia. lorton before lorton road, one left lane getting by the work zone. well.bou

completely dry tomorrow rning. so the parade is looking good. the nats day isooking good. what about the afternoon barbecues and evening fireworks? i have new information coming in and i'll have the latest with future weath in 15 minutes. >> all right. we'll see you then. d.c. is crowded ahead of the fourth of july festivities. >> some people braved the high heat and humidity and went out and enjoyed the rehearsal today. others will be out enjoying the fireworks. >> from the nationalmall, tourists visiting from warm clim fes were in a bit of a shock tonight. >> that's right. when oou're here on the national mall interviewing people, you never know whogh yo run into. we talked from people from louisiana and new thmexico. were very surprised about this washington weather. but no one we spoke to tonight said they would change their plans because of the heat. >>> dress rehearsals a must-see in d.c. but in the heat, yes. crowds armed wit chairs and water bottles made their way to the west lawn and some planned to come back wednesday, too. >> how can you miss it? the best firewo

. >> reporter: hey, good rning, holly and maureen, that's right, prince william county police say they are still looking for the suspect. and right off ofon ste court there are about dozens partments, there's also a b wooded aehind me, a multiple portions of woods here and neighbors tell us that there's a fair amount of traffic that goes in and out of this residential hbctual incident happenedne around sunrise just after 6:00 a.m. wednesday andhe victim enwh s whe by ao her apartment manaiting in the stairwellwith . the to assault the victim there but then he eventually forced her outside to the back of the apartment building where the rape occurred. take ate lisnctuay told the victim to wk into the woods for a period of timesa ge happened when people abprob a ready to work, going out to work out tm k-9 units to search the investigators don't think any threat to the public -- that there is any threat to the b patrols anyway.e increasing they're advising people not to walk alone and here's a description of the suspect. he's described as a black man, 25 to 30 years old, about five-10, he

laterhis rning, the rain we final hi had a break from over the weekend, will return. sorry to break the bad news to monday. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff. aaron has the morning off. i was

rning, guys.r: hey, good yeah, police have been pretty outspoken, ver clear about illegal fireworks inhe city. they've mentioned it in press conferences.they've published i. it's on their web site. there's brochures they've been puttingutpalers and fountains vee okay, but anything that irys large, any projectiles, those sorts of things, they are clearly not. now,t been this area on the d.c.esteb site that tipped bught to nthwest shg down there very large show. >> let him go, let him go, let him go, let g himo. >> reporter: and there you can hear people shouting "let him go." video of a man in fireworks as the official fireworks show inpo the national mall off in the distance. now, according to the d.c.kest article at family's displ and the h crowdsave grown every year now involving a three part show with many familyiles and the that puts this off saying clearly that they knew this was against the law but they figured because they've been kind of overlooked in the pastit that was okay. but clely it is not. also, d.c. fire crews lastt nigh were busy responing to several outdoor fires ign

laterhis rning, the rain we final hi had a break from over the weekend, will return. sorry to break the bad news to monday. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff. aaron has the morning off. i was looking at july 30th. >> i can't believe it. >> end of the month. >> i know jack taylor is feeling me, too. melissa.or >> we're going to check in with him in a moment. first, let's check in with sheena par parveenck with a c of the forecast. >> it was good we had a break over the weekend, you were able to enjoy the nice, dry weather. andhopefully you didn't have basement issues like we were talking about because we have more rain coming in. showers down to our south will be heading to the north. they'll be moving in eventually this morning. i think most of yngr mor rush is going to stay dry. local locally, we're looking at cloudy skies developing. temperatures aren't too bad this morning. mostly upper 60s. here's your monday planner, as we go through the day, dry but cloudy. don't leave home without the umbrella. we're going to see scattered showers througho

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. >>> good friday rning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> friday morning coming as welcom relief for many of youafter the fourth of july holid holiday. >>> also, the rescue happening in thailand this morning. there is an effort still under way, but there has also been a death. details are still ahead. >>> and a heat wave's finally coming to an end,guys. getting a cancer diagnosis is difficult. getting an appointment with a specialist shouldn't be. at cancer treatment centers of america n philadelphia, you e a cancer specialist in as little as 24 hours. you'll meet with a physician who will discuss treatment options, answer your questions and recommend next steps for your personalized care plan. learn more about cancer treatment centers of america and schedule your appointment at cancercenter.comppointment >>> just about 4:00 a.m. on this friday morning. good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'mka gonzalez in for eun yang. maybe this is your work weekend or maybe you're relaxing for the long weekend. >> the heat wave may be ending in a couple hours, but there might be rain on the r

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most likely tomorrow rning. to tomorrow afternoon. we'll talk about the latest updated track and just off the coast of the carolinas. ere does the storm go from here. >> thank you. a first for traffic alert for tomorrow morning. one section of beach drive reopened tonight. another sectilo will for a year worth of repairs. starting tomorrow morning. beach drive from avenue and broad branchoad up tooyce road. is now open. tomorrow morning, thi section shuts down from joyce road to the maryland line. beach drive has gone through ans exe renovation in recent years. the project is expected to be finished byall of next year. tomorrow morning on news today, we'll be watching to see what impact the closure has on traffic. >>> tomorrow another memorial service will be heldor victim at last months "capital fzette" shooting. friends andily come together to remember sports reporter john mcna mar ra. where he graduated. and went onto cover the. the 56 year-old was one of five employees shot and killed athe newspaper on june 28. >> tomorrow is the

. >>> as bob mentioned, next comes rnings which stan ernest on friday, could profit reports and believe it or not trade actually help the bull case for rastocks. >> tde tensions have been seen as a drag on the stock market this ye, living with trade policy fction for several months has helped the market backdrop in a few ways. this could set up wall street's goals for another shot at stretching a rally to january's peak levels. how have global trade disputes been cast -- they pressured ars of the stock market. such as industrial manufacturer's, which has left the sector nearly 10% off its reco high. this has made that crucial group appearar less extensive too a few months ago. >> weariness over trade has also compressed long term bond deals. relieves borrowing costs and make equity valuations look a bit better. its trade issue and threat to global growth has led economists to predict the federal reserve might ease off its tightening campaign late this year. the aressive trade rhetoric has drained away investor enthusiasm. surveys show a three month low in optimism, and cash has been ste

but politicians should heed this as this is a rning sign. people are unhappy. >> we should all have representatives. but you're right. the sderlyinges are important. as long as tim draper has money, he'll probably keep pushing that. siliconsomebody rich in valley throwing his money at something and not understanding he political intricacies of the policy? >> tim draperry is a very, bright guy and cares passionate about the stati hink he says that the state is out of control. we've got a housing crisis etre and you've got the same group that actually filed suit against him to stop asthis, environmental policies that stops housing from being built. you couldn't g a bike lane for three years built in berkeley because of these environmental laws, so he thinks it's out of control with the pet and smart enough like he is and rich enough like he , your vote council big enough. >> all right. consultant with the francisco chronicle, marie, kqed, always nice to have you on. >> thank you for having us. >> the deadly wildfire last october burned more th

president trump's most loyal supporters have been queuing up outside the venue in florida from early this rning. they feel strongly that he is important in terms of carrying the election forward and winning the midterms. you have been here for a number of hours. >> 26 hours ahead of schedule. that is my plan, i like to get here to give the locals a lot of love and let everyone in the local town here that the esident is here and we are ready to rock 'n roll. chris: you have met and hugged the present before. >> correct. chris: what do you think of his latest tquets asking the tion, is collusion a crime -- does that concern you? >> no. chris: are you concerned if russia did interfere? '> not at all. you know what i'concerned about? crooked hillary's e-mails. that is what i am concerned about. sia stuff is nonsense. we are over that. i president tweets and talk to us, we the people, that is how it works. chris: another big trump supporter. are you concerned about russia potentially interfering in the upcoming elections? >> i'm not worried because to me they didn't. russia didn't take me to the pol

and tomorrow rning, fog with periods of rain. do we have more rain? yes.blery days, thursday and into, but the humidity is going to stay up. we could get another 1 to 3 inches before tomorrow night. look at the total rainfall even before tonight. maybe another inch. we tack on two inches by tomorrow morning. and possibly, by three as itds omorrow night. you can see the rainug pushing ththe area. maybe a break around lunchtime. but the waves of r continue throughout the day and becoming heavy at times. >>> temperatures are going to be in the low to mid-80s. some sunshine as we start to dry out thursday. maybe an isolated shower on friday. rain chances return early next week. >>> how are the roads out there? >> the rain is having impact for a couple of folks. take a look at the radar, showing where it's training this morning. >> it is wet. you're looking at the western part of the beltway. woot ridge, we have some slowdowns. northbound 95. slow, as well. only one lane getting by. you're sitting in that. inner loop andoo outer for the beltway, looking okay ri

it's just that there is a perception that they're er rning and that they're the ones responsible forgh drug prices whe i think at the end of the day, everyone down the supply chain from the drug t manufacturer t distributors and to the pbms, they have to givef their own pound flesh, right? it's not just the middle man that's causing high drug prices in the country. >> meanwhile, there is another proposal that talks about allowing drugompanies and hospitals to import drugs from overseas wre they're often very much cheaper. what do you think that will do to the industry? >> you know, it is a tricky move, right? because at the end of the day, part of the reason that we ar paying high drug prices is we do not have ali natiod health care system. so if you look at canada, you look at the uk, right? they're ablto bring drug pricing down because the government negotiates directly with the drug manufacturers and they're building very tight formularies, meang, let just say for drugs that go after cholesterol, they'll we'll only pay for one type of drug and that's how they bring dg icing down,

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today we meet a young man who is g rning a bad break into something special. ( applause ) >> it was about rie first stage, just the rider in front of me i guess dropped a attle. >> glor: it was not how lawson craddock planned his return to the tour de france. >> and went shooting off the side of the route, into a ditch. r hit a spectator on the way down and pretty much knew immediately did some damage. >> glor: the 26-year-old texan a actured his scapula and needed nine stitches above his eye. igme might have quit right there, but number 13 kept going. today, after 18 stages, garret thomas leads the tour de france. lawson craddock is three hours and 46 minutes behind, and last on the leader board, but off the charts somewhere else. craddock has set up a gofundme rais to raise money for the cycling track back home where he got his start. he has raised more than $136,000 so far for a track that was hdly damaged in hurricane harvey. >> i saw everyone supporting each other after harvey and that really touched me. >> glor: craddock has the support of his family in france. posting on instagram:

. >>> several people stabbed at a gaithersburg motel ts rning. montgomery county's fire rescue tell us that four people went to e hospital after an assault at the extended stay on professional yive. everybnvolved is being treated at the hospital, and we're told that there is no threat to the public. >>> the water in d.c. is now e safe forverybody to drink. dc water lifting the boil water advisory today for all customs. but the utility recommends that if you were in the affected area, run your cold water taps for about ten minutes, especially if you didn't use your water at all during the advisory. a malfunction at a pumping station led to the advisory being issued friday morning, and water tested positive for contamination. >> we were able to take care of the malfunction thated occu we're investigating that, and that has been taken care of now. so wre at a point now where we can be very happy that everyone'srinking water is safe. >> dc water says it gathered community feedback and plans to host a rndtable discussion o how to communicate better in

we'll keep on top ofe it throu rning. >> chris, thank you. >>> will the potomac nationals move to fredericksburgseballeam has been looking for a new home because its old stadi't doeit its needs anymore. the city of fredicksburg has signed a letter of intent to get 5,000-seat stadium. if it's aproved, there will be an approved hearings >>> you can help trea turner get on the laster. the nats have turned their twitter accountrt vote/trea turner. and you'll see a s ary about yo-star game coverage. >> how exciting. >> he's so fun to watch. so dynamic. voted you >> i am going to vote. >> just hop around on different computers. >> i'm working t system. >> nothing wrong with that. >>> today, we' going to b hotter than yesterday. so, i mean yesterday was nice, the corner was good. andthen, we're in a hold for the 90s. the 90 return. we're talking about a -- if you are heading out that direction, the high risk ofhip currents in some of those locations. hot and humid, as both return saturday and sunday. it's 71 degrees. you're in the 60s and 50s. if you're exercising, i would say this morning betside is t

a 19-year-old won tried to rob the store in about 1:00 in the rning. officers arrested the suspect been >> they continue fronted him. he did resist two officers were able to take him into custody. >> friends of the victim fell news 4, he was a hoard worker and leaves behind. raise he has fpage. a partial apology from the woman who set off a security scare at the statue of liberty. that woman is facing federal charges. she says she was protesting thea separation olies to remove the mexican border. >> we took the time to get her trust our dialogue and to report us. that took a while. >> that took flee hours. she did nothank tone that did not help her to safety. o> happening told, maryland votingicials will begin counting bo ining boll ts. one of those yiss is abover. is final total, those are expected tomorrow. >>> boack here at home, the annapolis communitie continues to heel. >> in were thinking of them. cheers echoing throughout the ay route has the they walked by. many broughtnd balloons flowers. >> it's such a tragedy. >> it makes it sadd. t the com

. >> reporter: good rning. detectives were canvassing this neighborhoodhontil about an , hour and a half ago. in so many street level crimes that happen in this city,eo v evidence proves to be instrumental in the investigation. at lea five or six of those up er d.c. police website now. there's c in the area where this shooting happened and hoping to have a similarfrutcome this shooting that happened at about 3:47 this morning. take a look at the scene earlier. w that the scene when metropolitan police were called here to the intersection of 4th and adams street northeast. it's just near the intersection of 4th and rhode an adult male was pronounced dead on the scene. there's a fire house within spitting distance of this crime. you can surmise that help got herso . it was too late for the victim. we don't have an identify ty one victim or motive on the crime. police are looking for a silver sedan that may have been seen in the area. the scene is clear and thest ination continue sbos into the fatal shooting. that

twitter,rning now to the cfo trying to dispel concerns that a crackdown will impact company growth.fell 10% monday after a washington post report that the rate of suspensions had more than doubled. afterock compared losses the cfo tweeted, "some clarifications. most accounts we remove are not reported in metrics because they have not been active for 30 days or more or they are never counted." joining us is selina wang. what is happening? >> a delayed overreaction on the part of investors. it confirms what twitter said themselves two weeks ago. i reported they are tripling the accounts they are identifying, so about 10 million accounts every week. they are stopping more than 50,000 spam sign-ups a day. this will have a marginal impact on monthly active users because most of these automated accounts are not active every day, every month. in addition, a lot are stopped before they join the platforms of they are not counted towards is metrics. emily: that is a lot. iswhat should be concerning the great improvement does bring into question just how much of twitter is actually fake. it 5%

. >>> good rning. breaking overnight, mass shooting.unman opened fire on busy street in toronto, killing at least one woman, wounding 13 others. >> i heard at least 20 shots. then i saw the carnage as i ran do the street. >> the shooter also dead, the motive unclear, but police not ruling out terror. we'll have the latest on the investigatio >> war of words. president trump fires off an explosive tweet overnight in all caps. warning iran'so leader stop threatening the u.s. or else. what started the president's latest international incident? we're live at the white house. >> searching for answers. that

coming down the hill there westbound, just seeing that steady stream of cars th rning lining up. we have a new crash along westbound 580. not seeing any major backups yet but the real slowdowns are in tracy, through the altamont pass. supercommuters, you know the drill. 32 minutes from 205 toward 680. take a live look at the san mateo bridge, everyone on their best behavior this morning along that stretch. that's a check of traffic. neda? >>> along this stretch, we have a little fog out there. another day of foggy conditions at the golden gate bridge, and that's anywhere near the water. we have the early morning marine layer, as we have been getting. live look from our roof camera ear, at least there are no clouds covering the view of this. san francisco feels cool under the clouds, 53 degrees with a little moisture air as well. 57 in livermore, oakland 55, concord 60 degrees. another warm day inland. places like san francisco and oakland, not so much. temperatures will be a little below average for san francisco. a look at the visibility map right now, half moon bay down to 4 mi

thank you very >>> also ahead this rning, a look back at the role baseball played in the civil rigs movement. sheena? >>> well, good morng, aaron. we have another hot day. umid also in the forecast by 1:00 p.m., close to 90 degrees. sharp l shortly after, we have thunderstorms rolling through. we will break down the timing of the afternoon right? i do. it's a busy, busy place. whenever you're ready. it happens eve time. and every time, she wins. you always do this. no, no. i insist..eady. it's on me. alright. but you have the bb&t app with zelle who are you texting? ohlduh no one. i really sho back. and can pay the bill before she even leaves the restaurant. beth! ah... the taste of victory! bb&t. all we see is you. >>> we turn back to our all-star game. there's few things that the country can unie behind l baseball. it's been around for decades. it's progressed in a lot of ways er the years. at the library of congress there's a video rate of artifacts from this era of the sport. the negro leagues were a professional level ofaseball played by black people from baseballs to uniforms to n note

. >> reporter: her last words to calm down and that the could feel the rning.-old daughter is being held on outstandi ining warrants. a gofundme page has been set up. we have a link on our nbc washington app. back to you in the studio. >> justin, thank you. >>> we34 right now. ave video from a sex assault investigation in northwest d.c. ning in the see r video here, had just assaulted a woman inside her home. this was on sunday night. police say that man knocked on the woman's door near 8th and kennedy streets northwest. when she answered the door, the suspect forced his way inside. he assaulted her at knifepoint and then back off. >>> the uclu of d.c. has filed a lawsuit for a questionable stop and frisk. he asked about an open bottle of alcohol last september. cell phone video shows the officer touching him in the front and rear of his crotch area. he felt lise the officer ally assaulted him. >> humiliating. something i relive over and over. it happened on my birthday. it's a memory i will never forget. >> he wants the officer fired. at a d.c. counsel meeting

a ur> more injs on day three of the annualun rning of the bulls feival in spain. o have head injuries and two others have severe bruises. more than a dozen people have been hurt siis the festival started on saturday. one person wased gor on the first day. the rain slick streets made things even tougher for the e estimated 2,000 runners. >>> officials are dealing with what could be the worst flooding in decades.e overnment said 100 people have diedover art presumed de. parts of the count three times the usual precipitation. many people are being forced out while others ar trapped by debris left by mud ides. and many of them in the hardest hit areas. >> you can't outrun water. a >> someas there's no place to go. >> things are heating up. >> it was so this weekend the mornings felt like fall. i really was just kind of taken back when i walked outside. t.the afternoons were gr today is going to be another good one. >> 89 is not bad. >> the humidity is going to stay at a comfortable level. so i don't think you can compekin too much this tomorrow will be the hottest day

this rning, area teens have made their decision. >> they are taking the first steps to learn how to fight fires and save lives. news 4's molette green is suiting up right with them at the special freshman firefighter mp in manasas. that's good form, itoo l like. >> reporter: yes. line.ading the hos i'm going to hand it off to carly. these freshn high schoolers are wrapping things u this week. they're getting ready to. and this is a wonderful opportunity for firefighters in training or young people who want to learn howfeo get their kills on. >> a ton of things are happening. yesterday, they were certified in cpr. just putting this many kids in the school system, to have cpr walking the hallways. e learned a ton of things. 90% to85% of our job is em >> i want to bring in chase. you want to be afirefighter, right? >> yes. >> this is a life longf dream o yours? >> yes. >> what has camp experience been like for yo >>it's been fun. i didn't know it would be such hard'swork. been fun. i got to know more about what we do. >> i love it. get back there, ase, and let me ask you, kevin, they are doi

parts of montgomery county, wouldn't be surprised if this becomes a severe thunderstorm rning withinnutes. seeing a pretty impressive cell here to develop mainly in parts of northeast washington and outside of our studio right now it's absolutely pouring outside and also thunderstorm activity in parts of fairfax. most of the area is completely dryco you have to r we cover maryland, pennsylvania, virginia and west virginia, and as we look to the holiday, only a 20% to 30% chance that you're e dealing with thunderstorm, but everybody is going to be dealing with the heat. lauren, tomorrow with the heat it's feeling 103 and by thursday and friday it's feeling 100 degrees, but the weather ultimately having a low impact on pem's plans. >> only a small chance of stora,. ame did get a little wet. you texted me and said i hope you're not getting wet out there. come on, let's go with it. these storms are po up like amelia showed you. heading out to golf tomorrow morning, looking good. temperatures start at 880 degrees here in the district and we'll ha an isolated chance of storms mainly later

. >> i'm angie gf, aaron has the rning off. very busy traffic, larry taylor in a moment. >> we begin with our forecast with chuck bell and sheena parvee >> another high chance for rain. but if you turn around, you can see atle bit of sun. a bright spot in the sky for you before everything falls down on us later. >> come on. >> not going to fall dow that hard. >> i'm in a glass half-empty mood. >> you're glowing butou have a smile on your face. >> i'm tan and grumpy. >> usually when i'mtan, i'm happy. when i'm back from vacation. >> did you call me an oxymoron? >> did i? the morning, have a little bit of sunshine back there, breaking through the clouds. 72 degrees right now. e don't have rain aroun currently. but we are looking at the clouds, the fog, a little bit of drizzle. we have showers to our south. it's unsettled. if you're exercising, this morningooks good. as we go through the day, cloudy ies and not too hot with the showers later on today. xh chk will have a look at your forecast. we go to jack taylor, who is watching

he tweeted this rning calling it an amazi heroic global effort. >>> turning now to the weather here at home. thin are heating up quickly. chuck bell has morehat to expect this tuesday. >> expect it to be hot, pat. this is the leading edge of a long, potentially dry stretch of weather around the area. we really could use some rain after getting the super soakers back in may and june, we really started to d quite a bit across the area the last 10 days to two weeks. and it's warmed up. all right 89 at national airport. 85 down the road in fredericksburg. 86 up 270 in frederick, maryland. it will be aot day outside today. no doubt about it. low 90s across most of the area. temperatures are goin' to be sill in the mid 80 busin 8:00 tonight. sun is notown until 8:35 this evening. the quick warm up. more 90s in the 10-day forecast. mpand too humid just yet. >>> president ts headed to belgian this morning. the president and first lady boarded air force one hours ago. the week long trip. on the schedule the annual nato summitis first one on one meeting with president pin of russia. the trip com

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pumps are also rning 24/7 to get the floodwater out of the cave system.earing the strength of the current has been somewhat reduced, but one of the diving experts said there just might not be enough time because once the rain comes it will erase all the process they've made. meanwhile, medics arense the cave with the boys caring for them. the boys seemed to be in good spirits. there was video of themthoday. were sending messages to their families who are waiting out here along witverybody else hoping to see those boys come out soon. janis mackey frayer, nbc news, thailand. >>> such a difficult and tricky situation there. >> absolutely. >> it is anxious watching the coverage of that. so a lot of peoe are nervous about whether there is going to be a thunderstorm or rain on their f jrth ofy fireworks display tonight. >> we're not going to be tracking any thunderstorms, i think, at 9:00 p.m. i think i'm going to be tracking a little bit of rain out there, the keyword being a little. so still some showers out there north and west ofliown. s until out there, in

with monsoon rain moving in, clearothlil a a p n rescue diver has died rning out of prident trump on onaieak thie ng the president dd not mention is outgoing epa chief scott prunt. >>> chris brownderes. out of the zoosiy timeaking way .mnsding at 7: >> ♪ >> good morning. it is friday. it is july 6th. >> if you're just waking up this morning, how about a live look in woodbrie, virginia. that's where we are for today's zip t and it's already off to a great start. yes, that's travis tucker ofl. "american" we're going to check in with our holly tony and a tucker in couple of minutes. >> first though let's get a affic this morning.ather and mike and erin are standing by. how are we looking. >> so far so

. >> good rning, sheena. taking a look at first 4 traffic alert. southbound into gaithersburg this morning. chopper 4 over -- multiple vehicles. the problem now is not t crash. because as you see, that's on the left side of the road. the problem is we have a three-mile backup headed southbound approaching montgomery villagevenue this morning. you might want to allow a little extra time. you have to stay -- stay away from all of that mess on the left side of the road. re outn see that delay t of germantown to gaithersburg. beltway loo okay. suitland parkway through the road, crash on the right side. >> eun? >>> melissa, thank you. this morning, three virginia famies are hoping their teenagers survive following a >> two of the teens in critical condition, a third with serious injuries. justin finch is live at the scene's school in fairfax with moren what police say caused it justin. >> reporter: very sad story. we don't have much information yet about the agesr names of those involved. but we know that they're all students here atin rn secondary scho

wait to celebrate the 4th of july but sparklers are one of the most angerous fireworks that you ca, rning2000 degrees, twice thetu temre that is it would take to mets >>. experts say last year, tre were almos 13,000 injuries related to fireworks. sparklers one of the leading causes of those injuries. >>> the nation's capitol gearing upor the annual global 4th celebration on the nationalal m >> 10s of thousands people. on again hosted by actor>>ohn steve rapoport s down with the host to see what we can expect and how he's enjoying being a brand new dad.k it out. ♪ . ♪ . >>> as america celebrates t 4th with family and friendsdw boarking swimming and h firewoe's backe host of the pbs special capital 4th. the actortaells us the s studded show will have a slightly different tone >> like last year i was saying i want to talk abo immigration is a hot, you know, button, hot topic and i to talk about my grandfather coming over from greece, and going through ellis islandnd this year i get to bring my son. >> reporter: the 54-year-old recently got married for a second time and had his fir child in a

the nra may have o a l problems coming ahead thanks to thismae ne n.wo to tune in on s rning. chuck todd, thank you. 10:3 sunday morning, "meet the press" on nbc4. >>> a missing man in virginia found far away from home. how he wound up soaking wet on one of the busiest airport runways in america. >>> tracking thehreat of t >>> we are weather alert right storms thatwe have are moving across the area, but the strongest storms are really north of the district. right odging a bullet now. >> we really are. up around the baltimore metro area, heavy rainfall, flash flood warning in effect for the cityntil 6:45. what i'm showing you right now is the district, parts of alexandria, only light rain moving throu. this is ior us. we just saw the energy transfer to the north and that's where we saw the stronger thunderstorms set up.s this good news because we have the zac brown concert at nats a park the a jay-znd beyonce concert tonight. bottom line, we're still dealing with rain moving through the area. 'm seeing the severe weather threat drop off. as far as the severe impacts go, i broug

why is she rning not running with an agenda? she believes in something. but it's not being covered in some ways because it is frightening, even to the liberal mouthpieces for the democratic party now. they want to think that she can be controlled, they think. they think when this young woman gets up there. what it is a signal of, is a complete lack of leadership. there's no continuum, no control. and because they're wanting, they've been focusing on hating donald trump. they haven't been thinking about policy or who's coming up, or how do we convince people about what's right and what the right policies are. at this point, even brok, he's coming back, all of the street action, the organization, this is barack obama, what he enjoys doing. he has never wanted to deal with policy. >> tucker: chuck schumer should be terrified. >> we all should. >> tucker: ricky jones chairs the penn african studies at university of louisville, thanks for coming on. >> no problem, tucker, thank you for inviting me. >> tucker: absolutely, our pleasure as always. as part of, i w

another rning with coastal ook clouds. you can see the sunrise this morning. from our kpix 5 roof camera, all we see are gray conditions. cloudy conditions. it's hot across higher elevations again above the marine layer, temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s for this early-morning hour. temperatures did not cool off much. now, 100 degrees again for inland locations today. and it is going to be cool they are weekend. temperatures will drop off by a few degrees as that ridge to the south of us weakens. here's the golden gate bridge what drivers are dealing with. you can't see the actual bridge but you see those lights. just a sign that we are waking up to morning fog along the coastline. a little drizzle out there. it's a little cool, as well. 54 degrees in san francisco. 56 for you in oakland. so locations right by the water, 50s and low 60s at this hour then afternoon highs 60s and low 70s. so that's where it will feel very comfortable especially compared to places like the east bay where it will not. five-mile visibility in half moon bay right now. pretty

on the left you can see the ferguson l rning in mariposa county just west of yosemite. that fire is 27% contained. it has forced much of the national park to close including yosemite valley, wawona and highway 140. and on your right, the cranston fire has tripled in size and burned 7, 000 acres since it started in riverside county. it's believed to be arson and is 5% contained. neda is tracking conditions that crews are fighting these fires in. neda. >> well, this hour you can consider it the coolest calmest time of the day when it comes to fighting a fire. so let's show what you it looks like right now at the carr fire. current conditions, definitely showing temperatures did not cool off very much. but there's a range between 70 to 84 degrees at this hour. so near french gulch, whiskeytown lake which is right here towards redding, we do have a wide range of temperatures. humidity also from 20 to 30, some areas showing 40% humidity. but the afternoon high 110 degrees. yesterday redding 114. so they are expecting another day of extreme heat so you can expect the forecast

. >>> good rning, 8:26 on this sunday, july 8.eaking news, i-66 now open after a head-on collision in the eastbound lanes just after the rosslyn tunnel. the secret service i strengt investigating and we have a crew on their way to the scene. >>> meantime, wendi winters has been laid to rest. she's one of theictims of the "capital gazette" shooting. >>> we're going to have a look at your forecast with lauren when we come >>> if you liked yesterday, chances are you're going to like the weather today, right, lauren? >> today's temperature may be a little bit warmer than i yesterday, buts going to be there.nice around outside the beltway, temperatures are in the i 5 the shenandoah valley. yesterday we made it to 82 degrees, average temperature for this time of year, 89. we're right there in the middle, 85 degrees, but another mfortable day with sunshine out there, nothing happening on the radar right now, and for tomorrow, we have got plenty of sunshine, another chilly start tomorrow morning, but still low humidity for your monday, ju

. >> woodruff: in brussels this rning before he left, the president said we made tremendous progress at this meeting, he talked about how the u.s. is committed to a strong n.a.t.o. so i guess my question, is een if he kicks up a lot of dust, which his suppoacers owledge, if, in the end, there's results, if the allies, for exmple, are putting more money into defense, he's taking credit for it -- >> well, first of all, i think there's a wrecking ball diplomacy here, that go in and stir everything up. you have to remember, the aders of these countries with represent their nations and they also are leaders of their nation and, when we start talking about is germany under the inluence russia or when we impose tariffs on these countries on the basis of national security grounds, it creates a disharrmny. now, in of the 2%, they have committed to this four years ago, and i hope they've accelerated it. look, this has been so many presidents and congresses have asked them to do more and i'm glad the president asked them to raise it but is not asking in the right way. 's not the use of diplomac