we have been enjoying all the father's day photos you've been tweeting us.e of our news4 family getting in on the action. keep the pictures coming. just tweet us at nbc washington and use the hashtag #withmydad. >>> what a nice i want to say happy father's day to my dad. hot and a little bit humid tomorrow. a high today of 90 degrees. tomorrow will be a touch warmer and it will feel warmer because of the increase in humidity. i'm going to be tracking the chance for thunderstorms on tuesday as well as thursday. as we look to next weekend, the upcoming weekende inine ining w nice right now. it is going to be the fourth 90-degree day. i think we'll hit a high of 92 and summer officially begins tomorrow evening. it will feel sticky. tuesday humidity levels continue to increase into the uomfortable range. by wednesday, we're right back down to pleasant humidity levels. tomorrow we start off the day at 68, sunny skies. by lunch, it is already hot outside. if you'd like to get the walk in, it is already going to be 87 degrees at that point. we hit ourig the afterno

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all afternoon many of our viewers have been tweeting us photos from this storm. >> keep those pictures coming. tweeting this photo of flooded yards and roadways in waldorf, maryland. clarkclark captured this one. >> a storm just beginning to rumble in maryland and josh posted this photo of golf ball sized hail in maryland. so be the first to know when severe weather approaches track live doppler radar on our >>> a d.c. man with a criminal history alluded authorities after a technician incorrectly put it on his prosthetic leg. >> he appeared to be at home when he gunned down a man. andrea has been following this story out of d.c. superior court. >> how could this possibly happen according to the director of pre-trial services here human error plain and simple. many blamed the contractor to incorrectly install the device. >> the worst that really happened to me. all my life i'm 72 years old. >> lily hamilton happens been able to sleep since her only son was murdered on may 19. the 44-year-old who lived with his mother was shot to death on a southern avenue sidewalk in southeast d.c. >> i

log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to let us know and tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question whether she's blurbing or not nicole will be here every night with the answer at 11:00. >>> wildwood offering incentive to take part in their beach cleanup day next month. crowds left a 15-mile stretch of the beach a mess with trash over the monthly day weekend. all cleaned up now but city officials are determined to keep that from happening again. volunteers who registered to take part in the beach cleanup on june 11th will get free passes to see an advanced screening of finding dory. that's sequel to nemo. >> a lot of people looking forward to. a lot of people looking forward to the days where it is warm outside. it does feel like going down to the shore. >> our normal high is 78 degrees. when you get into that range, that's the average you won't go that far below it. that means the warm air is here. >> it's here to stay for couple of weeks. that is good news. of course, we do still have shower and thunderstorm concerns as we head into the summer months. but temperature wise, we are

viewers were great, as usual, tweeting us, e-mailing us stuff, and facebook. this cam from did demascus. this is a three inch hailstone. we've had three major hail events in the past week. we don't see it like that that often. lightening -- lightning, this is from michael, a great picture, and some areas had over 1000 strikes in less than 15 minutes. remember lightning is five times hotter than the sun, it could be 50,000 degrees fahrenheit, and there's a picture from walter. a double rainbow, kind of. okay, talk about the 3-degree guarantee. despite the clouds, we were aggressive going 90 for a high. it was 91, we're 11 out of 34 -- 31 out of 34, and will go 88 for tomorrow. live hook outside -- look outside, 74, kind of muggy. that stupid cold front that was to go through is still to the north. that's why we had ongoing severe weather in 10, 10:30. first alert doppler. showers are weakening as they move from frederick county to the spur. so nothing crazy, but yes, still light rain, pot tomorrow mack -- potomac, that will continue to move to the south and eas

we'd love to hear from you log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to let us know or tweet us using theg good question. good philly comicon is in full swing. we got a sneak peek at comic cars on display. the will he dorian from back to the future and kit. they're taking over the convention zen this weekend thor chris hemsworth, david duchovny and michael j. fox from back to the future are expected to attend. >> lauren, you're keeping your eye on the rain and you were also keeping your eye on the jurassic park jeep. >> i would take it for a spin. get your faux dinosaur out. >> don't do it on sunday. it will get a little wet. but we do have storms in the forecast for sunday. tomorrow will be our drier day of the weekend with isolated chance of a few afternoon storms. did start today off with little bit of rain had the clouds throughout the day held temperatures back. in fact our coolest day in almost two weeks time in philadelphia topping at 76 degrees. our average high is 79. really not that cool. we've just been on this incredible heat streak over the last couple of weeks. after a cool

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log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 goodstion. >>> and nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. can't wait to hear from you. >>> on the cbs3 health watch for the first time the us government is making recommendations to limit salt in processed foods. the average american eats about 3400 milligrams of salt a day. these new proposed guidelines aim to gradually decrease daily sodium and intake to 2300 milligrams. the goal is lower american's blood pressure which has been linked to too much saul in the diet. the guidelines are voluntary. companies would not have to follow them. >>> new at 11:00, a south street favorite is back. it was opening night for the pennsylvania hour toy cheiral society pop up garden "eyewitness news" at the 15th and south for the big celebration for the third year in a row designers and the culinary team created a magical retreat filled with soothing plants. the society is working on pop you have garden at tenth and hamilton. >>> what a nice night to be

we'd love to hear from you log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to let us know or tweet us using thetag good question. good philly comicon is in full swing. we got a sneak peek at comic cars on display. the will he dorian from back to the future and kit. they're taking over the convention zen this weekend thor chris hemsworth, david duchovny and michael j. fox from back to the future are expected to attend. >> lauren, you're keeping your eye on the rain and you were also keeping your eye on the jurassic park jeep. >> i would take it for a spin. get your faux dinosaur out. >> don't do it on sunday. it will get a little wet. but we do have storms in the forecast for sunday. tomorrow will be our drier day of the weekend with isolated chance of a few afternoon storms. did start today off with little bit of rain had the clouds throughout the day held temperatures back. in fact our coolest day in almost two weeks time in philadelphia topping at 76 degrees. our average high is 79. really not that cool. we've just been on this incredible heat streak over the last couple of weeks. after a coo

log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to let us know and tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question whether she's blurbing or not nicole will be here every night with the answer at 11:00. >>> wildwood offering incentive to take part in their beach cleanup day next month. crowds left a 15-mile stretch of the beach a mess with trash over the monthly day weekend. all cleaned up now but city officials are determined to keep that from happening again. volunteers who registered to take part in the beach cleanup on june 11th will get free passes to see an advanced screening of finding dory. that's sequel to nemo. >> a lot of people looking forward to. a lot of people looking forward to the days where it is warm outside. it does feel like going down to the shore. >> our normal high is 78 degrees. when you get into that range, that's the average you won't go that far below it. that means the warm air is here. >> it's here to stay for couple of weeks. that is good news. of course, we do still have shower and thunderstorm concerns as we head into the summer months. but temperature wise, we are

we want to see your photovideos from the storm tweet us at wusa 9 or post them on our facebook page. fierce winds. track the storms any time any where with the wusa 9 app follow along with radar topper uses on air. >> driver of a black mercury mountaineer not helping police. montgomery county police are pleading for help figuring this out. >> reporter: when that black suv crashed into the utility pole here, two of the passengers got out, and took off. the driver stuck around but police say he has been less than helpful. they are convinced that other people here saw those two cars together. they are desperate to hear from witnesses. the first crash so horrific it broke victoria's camry in pieces. the 71-year-old fda research biologist dead at the scene. >> the car was wrapped around the tree. unrecognizable. >> reporter: just a minute later and a few blocks away that black suv crashed into the utility pole. police now all but the crashes are connected. then there is that robbery 7 hours earlier, 50 miles away. the victim there says the two men who held him up at gun point also arrived

log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 goodstion. >>> and nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. can't wait to hear from you. >>> on the cbs3 health watch for the first time the us government is making recommendations to limit salt in processed foods. the average american eats about 3400 milligrams of salt a day. these new proposed guidelines aim to gradually decrease daily sodium and intake to 2300 milligrams. the goal is lower american's blood pressure which has been linked to too much saul in the diet. the guidelines are voluntary. companies would not have to follow them. >>> new at 11:00, a south street favorite is back. it was opening night for the pennsylvania hour toy cheiral society pop up garden "eyewitness news" at the 15th and south for the big celebration for the third year in a row designers and the culinary team created a magical retreat filled with soothing plants. the society is working on pop you have garden at tenth and hamilton. >>> what a nice night to be

log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 wereood question. nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> five sets of twins graduate from a local high school. >> but you will not be seeing double. lansdale catholic high school class of 2016 graduated today. "eyewitness news" in doylestown for the ceremony. the graduates included five sets of fraternal boy/girl twins that's right. no dent tal twins and no same sex fraternal twins in the cla class. the journey to getting that are dip moment ma wasn't easy. >> ink sometimes we would fight about different things, u you h, maybe get on each others' nerves a little bit but in the end it was all worth it and we graduated. it's all good. >> that's the bottom line congratulations to the entire class of 2016. >>> well the sharp eye a teenage antique expert resulted in changes at eastern state penetentiary. alka upon exhibit wasn't historically accurate until now. 13-year-old joey of northeast philadelphia spotted this cabinet radio inside t

log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 wered question. nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> five sets of twins graduate from a local high school. >> but you will not be seeing double. lansdale catholic high school class of 2016 graduated today. "eyewitness news" in doylestown for the ceremony. the graduates included five sets of fraternal boy/girl twins that's right. no dent tal twins and no same sex fraternal twins in the cla class. the journey to getting that are dip moment ma wasn't easy. >> ink sometimes we would fight about different things, u you h, maybe get on each others' nerves a little bit but in the end it was all worth it and we graduated. it's all good. >> that's the bottom line congratulations to the entire class of 2016. >>> well the sharp eye a teenage antique expert resulted in changes at eastern state penetentiary. alka upon exhibit wasn't historically accurate until now. 13-year-old joey of northeast philadelphia spotted this cabinet radio inside the

log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to commit submit your question or you can tweet us using the hash cbs3 good question. >> nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> the solar impulse two is getting ready to take off on its next journey. the sun powered plane will depart lehigh valley airport in allentown in less than an hour the midnight. it has been there for nearly two weeks now. up next new york city will it's schedule to land at jfk around 4:00 a.m. new york will be the final u.s. stop before it flies overseas. >> that little plane is looking for sun. it will get it. >> charged up nice daal with a sun shown beating down on it what a beautiful day it's been there may be a couple of showers around allentown as had plane takes off. tracking a few spotty showers outside right now and we'll see them again tomorrow possibly just a few scatter it's isolated showers and thunder showers in the a big deal much as we head threw the next couple of days temperatures on their way down. humidity levels dropping as well and the spring weathe

answer nazi's veterans did not fight hate" tweet us your thoughts. >>> right now, we are one day away from a major decision expected by the supreme court. deciding the fate of former virginia governor bob mcdonald who is convicted of corruption. wuas9 is live for us right now outside of the supreme court, stephanie? >> reporter: bob mcdonald maintains he is innocent. he is asking the supreme court to reverse his corruption conviction. >> it has been 18 months of off times. >> reporter: former virginia governor is convicted of taking gifts and loans from wealthy businessmen johnny williams. in exchange using his power to help williams company star scientific. at the time he was trying to get support in a bid to get fda approval for a supplement his company was funding. everything he did for williams governors do like setting up meetings, making phone calls and attending events. they were saying they were all official acts, that is pwroeubary. mcdonald was convicted in 2018. in april the supreme court heard the appeal. the big question. what constitute the scope of the action under fede

tweet us and check it on facebook. coming up next, getting ready for rio.n a team of refugees beat the olympic odds? ripping the press. what's s fernando: consider these odds of making history, olympic history. 43 out of 20 million. i'm talking warty three refugees who have a chance to represent the 20 million refugees world wide in rio. 43 refugees who have a chance to represent the 20 million refugees worldwide in rio. saying beingng part of a living history as a refugee will provide recognition of the suffering and aspirations and, now, a story you should listen to, literally. senator john mccain took to the airwaves on "america now," a show hosted by his daughter, meghan. answering a question about how to unify the gop, senator mccain, has this immediate response. >> i honestly don't know what to say. fernando: mccain seems genuinely concerned, citing donald trump's attacks on new mexico governor, susana martinez, who he describes as a republican we want, a woman, a latina, an effective governor. here's mccain's closing comment, -- >> that's what we wan

log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to commit submit your question or you can tweet us using the hashag cbs3 good question. >> nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> the solar impulse two is getting ready to take off on its next journey. the sun powered plane will depart lehigh valley airport in allentown in less than an hour the midnight. it has been there for nearly two weeks now. up next new york city will it's schedule to land at jfk around 4:00 a.m. new york will be the final u.s. stop before it flies overseas. >> that little plane is looking for sun. it will get it. >> charged up nice daal with a sun shown beating down on it what a beautiful day it's been there may be a couple of showers around allentown as had plane takes off. tracking a few spotty showers outside right now and we'll see them again tomorrow possibly just a few scatter it's isolated showers and thunder showers in the a big deal much as we head threw the next couple of days temperatures on their way down. humidity levels dropping as well and the spring weat

tweet us at wusa 9. lesli? >> all right. just so unthinkable. from the years of 2001 to 2015, there have been 156 alligator attacks in the entire state of florida. and 13 of them have been deadly. >>> turning now to our big changes in the d.c. political landscape. voters turned out three incumbents. but the biggest losers. >> back. in the ward 7 primary. >> i think it says that people are not satisfied with the status quo. they want change. >> gray is not ruling out another run for mayor. and the chance to even the score against muriel bowser, who defeated him two years ago, when gray was the subject of a federal investigation. >> not interested in the drama of a battle. they want to see it grow. they want to problem solve. they want to see people working together. >> gray always insisted that he knew nothing about an off-the books campaign that raised more than $600,000. bowser sided with prosecutors and caused the breaks. mayor bowser. >> we look forward to working with them. >> our plans, largely are similar. how do we keep progress going pro

i we have been asking you to tweet us how muhammad ali inspired you tracy says thanks for the great life lessons and the value of always believing in yourself, may your spirit live on. >> and this is from erica, the chills i see seeing how people are honoring. >> it was so great to witness the hearths of louisville. muhammad took his final bow i cried. >> mattie wrote may his living may not be in vain and choose to stand up without concern for our own standing, not easy but powerful. >> now to see streaming video of today's muhammad ali you can download the wusa9 app. it is all there. >>> back here in washington, hillary clinton and donald trump spent some time in dc today and at one point they were just blocks away from each other. >> hillary clinton planned parenthood before making an impromptu stop at a bakery. clinton blasted donald trump's stance on women's rights but he was not the focus of the day when she stopped by a muffin shop to say hello to voters. it was a usual day for the uprising bakery on seventh street northwest. until the secret service walked in. >> they just came 20

public schools tweet us at fox5dc. we'll try to ask those questions tomorrow morning. >> new proof smart phones and tvs are taking over our lives tony. yeah. >> the disturbing story as rio get set for washing up on the same shore where olympic athletes will play beach volleyball in a few weekend. how rio is respopding to a -- it was such a beautiful day in d.c.. temperatures could start tomorrow morning some spots in how long this pleasantly cool weather will last and the holiday weekend coming up. shawn. >> take a look at other stories in the run down tonight. keep it right here the 11 will come right back♪ cheese burger in paradise sneet ♪ pats pass pats pass. it was a national day of mourning in turkey toda today. 42 people died and 200 injured and it's not known if any americans are among the victim. no group has claimed responsibility for the bombings and turkey prime minister is blaming isis. meantime security remains tight at airport nationwide. reagan national teams of officers and k-9 units and bomb detection

. >>> tweet us.follow the show all day long. >>> how exciting would it be to get into one of these outdoor buggies here, just hit the mound, do really cool off roading and you can see that in the viral video uk clip. >> it's like jurassic world, where are the dinosaurs? >> they lose control as soon as they get to the top and they start rolling and rolling and rolling and rolling and rolling back down the hill. >> there's water. jump off. sean, now. >> he wants to get two guys in the buggy. >> i don't see any seat belts. if you're beginning to ride in something that's clearly built to hand le a rollover, you shoud be strapped in tight. >> that looks like that's the kind of seat belt we use on your commute to work. you want to be like you're in a rocket ship. >> the camera pans over to the passenger in the buggy and you can tell that he, too, is in a ton of pain. he is holding his arm. >> you can see what happened as it is rolling. arm goes outside that roll cage rolls in with probably two broken arms.

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tweet us with the hashtag #inspired by ali. we'll share some of your comments during our coverage of ali's memorial. >>> the first day of the trial ended for the baltimore police officer facing the most serious charges in the death of freddie gray. ceaser goodson drove the police fan that gray s wain when gray's neck was broken. prosecutors say goodson intentionally left gray unbuckled and gave him a rough ride and failed to get a medic. defense attorneys, though, say there was no rough road and goodson saw no sign he needed medical help. the 20-year sentence with 16 years suspended was the sentence handed down minutes ago. >> sam ellis was behind the wheeen killing two of his passengers. the parents of alex merck testified nothing is the same since their son died in the crash. prosecutors played records of ellis' jailhouse phone calls in which he complained he should be having a fun time at the beach. classes resumed today at clarks high school for the first time sin the death of three student athletes. grief counselors were o

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tweet us your thoughts. include the #trendingbusiness. pping for an eighth straight month. we have a deficit of 380 million. bloomberg economy editor joins us now. was there anything that stood out in this report? >> thanks. the export numbers really did stand out. eight straight months of decline for japanese exports. notably, we saw shipments drop in three regions -- to china, the u.s., and the eu. china was almost 68%. there is a lot of weakness in emerging markets, which is the biggest trading partner for japan. that is quite a hit. a lot of the pain was felt by felix, and semi-conductor manufacturers. the rest of the hit does not look good when we see the strength in the yen. governor kuroda is making a speech later. i am sure he will be talking about the numbers here. anything lined up yet? >> he will be speaking to a university audience. we can expect broad topics. the economy in general, no doubt. he will mention monetary policy. he is speaking at one of the most prestigious universities in japan. that is his audience. as usual, th

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tweet us your thoughts and include #trendingbusiness.ior members of the bank of have thenpoliticians meeting to discuss the impact of brexit on the markets. >> the options available to the bank of japan and the government are on the table, but so far they have not been exercised. the management of japan's fx markets, which have more the brunt of safe haven demand. reiteratedinister what has been said over the past couple of days and directed his deputies to continue paying careful attention to the markets, saying the lack of clarity and risks remain. he told the finance minister to continue working with the g7 .inance ministers in the meantime, the boj governor saying that the boj can provide enough fx liquidity if needed, but he did say japanese banks have no problems with fx funding. the markets have calmed down somewhat in the short-term. japan retailime, sales numbers were unchanged month to month in may. it underscores the challenge that the prime minister faces and boozing spending and reviving the economy. dent asidence taking a t

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someone tweeted us this video while stuck on a plane at reagan national for hours.full ground stop was in effect. 50 flights were canceled and good number of flights off until after midnight.ç >>> we're watching some tough conditions out west for firefighters battling those wildfires in california. it's hot and dry. some of the worst of it in rugged coastal canyons west of santa barbara where the firefighters are struggling to fight those flames and hundreds of firefighters and a fleet of aircraft doing their best against a blaze that is now grown to 1,700 acres. thousands of residents forced out of their homes as well in arizona and new mexico where wind whipped blazes rage on. back to you. >>> this morning we're preparing you for the second phase of metro safetrack program. whether you're driving or using the train, you'll likely feel the impact. phase two starts tomorrow. it w

. >> so tweet us using the hashtag #ktvuthe9. >>> happening right now, a survey is underway to see if people could return to their apartments. a large fire took place over the weekend. >> brian flores is in the city's mission district. brian. >> reporter: hi, guys. we saw more people with the san francisco department of building inspectors arrive here, the scene of this devastating fire that happened over the weekend here on mission and 29th street. they are here checking out the structural integrity of the buildings that are left behind. but the question remains, guys, on the exact cause of this fire. but residents are waiting word when or if they will be able to return together any belongings. but this fire happened saturday afternoon after two, was intense as you have seen from video from earlier. six buildings in total involved, including many apartment units, a bar, a hardware store as well. speaking of the owner of cole hardware store, he spoke to us earlier. his store took the brunt of the fire damage. he says the for first opened in 1984 and that his daughter was working in th