>>> i think we can, vance at least over the next 24 to 48 hours. then we'll see if things relax a little bit. but you're right, it was nasty if not yuck wri this morning and it's getting that way again right now. look at the rain just kind of move back into the area. another little disturbance moving up that's helping the rain to develop the clouds starting to lower across our region. take a look outside our studios in northeast you can see not much in the way of wind here, but the rain and the drizzle coming down, just a nasty looking shot across our region. and look where the rain is, right around portions of montgomery county, through prince george's county, heaviest rain through southern maryland southern anne arundel all the way to st. mary's, mechanicsville. we'll continue to see the rain tonight and through the next couple of days. i'll have that forecast in a couple p minutes. >>> a lot of time was spent today debating whether to put seat belts on trains. news4's transportation reporter add am tuss was there as lawmakers grilled amtrak exec

two days ago i think vance said yuck. yesterday you said agh. today? >> i can't figure it out. >> the synonyms are gone. >> funky. >> just three days of this kind of stuff really four days. that was the day we saw the heaviest rain. we need a change. we'll see it attorney. look at that shot. that is just every single one of those things, yuck, agh, whateve in reston. that is the reason why we canceled our backyard weather today, because i didn't want to be in a backyard with that going on. look at the rain right now. storm team4 radar showing the rain just about everywhere, montgomery county getting some of the hardest rain through prince george's county right down 95. the roads are a mess. i was just looking it up on the nbc washington app. yeah traffic is definitely going to be a mess out there this evening with the rain. look at some of the heavier rain coming through herndon, back toward reston. we just showed you the roasten shot. more heavy rain through the district, down 30 wrun toward king george county. let's zoom in toward washington show you

vance? >> thanks, chris. >>> tonight a local woman says if she can beat the same type of cancer that has afflicted maryland's governor, larry hogan, he can do it too. ten years ago, shar tease barnett was diagnosed with, aggressive large about cell non-hodgkin's lymphoma. that is what governor hogan is fighting. she says it started off with her with a cough, then an x-ray revealed a tumor the size of an eggplant in her chest. she says she thought before that that she was the picture of health. >> i was an avid fitness enthusiast. i was 38 years old at the time, mother of a 5-year-old, long-time vegetarian. >> she beat the cancer with, aggressive treatment and now she works for the lukeeukemiaukeeukemia and lymphoma society. >>> mystery on the mountain the i-team sheds >>> tonight a news4 i-team investigation. for decades a massive government facility has operated atop a mountaineer the loudoun clark county rumors of bunkers and fallout shelters have swirled. well, now the i-team's scott macf

would vance officiate a gay wedding?> you know what, that's fascinating question, i tell you why 'cause i have officiated two weddings. and i was -- i'm thrilled to say that i have done that. i've never been asked by a gay couple to officiate their wedding. if i am asked i'm happy to serve. >> here come the flood of requests. >> he will even wear that hat for ya. vance says he is also interested to see how opponents of same-sex marriage intend to fight back. >>> we have the weekend upon us and it's going to be a soaker. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it really is. it's really he all saturday. sunday i think will be okay. talking about a 50/50 weekend here. you have maps for tomorrow, any outdoor plans, just think about canceling those, it is not going to rain all day, but when it does rain, we are going see very heavy rain in parts of the region. right now a very nice 81 degrees a little bit on the humid side temperatures falling to 79 by 7, down to about 11:00, 74 degrees notice, we are dry this evening. if you have any plans ton

jim vance pointed out just yesterday, pot roast needs partner. kind of in the same spirit as o.j. and the electric company, we thought of pot roast and the gravy train. >> yeah! like that. >> looking for your thoughts, if you want to tweet us carol maloney for nbc washington. the defensive line revamped. that could mean a lot of winds they were ranked near the last season, bottom half, sacks rushing yards allowed, hoping to change that afternoon aggressive offseason a number of guys like knighton. the defense poe attention to have five new starter top story lines the season kicks off, heart excitement in minicamp, the battle about to begin. >> our defensive line we are one of the deepest groups on the whole team and brings out the competition in anyone, plays better, bring your a-game every day or lose your job. >> all about competition, we got terrence nighten, ricky, all the guys coming energy the thing i like about that.radio, making each other better plan to get one up front gonna set the taupe for the rest of the season. >>> over to basketball today, the whiz yards working ju

>> vance yesterday, 96 the high. the heat index 103. today, we are about 20 to 30 degrees cooler at least feels 20 to 30 degrees cooler. look outside right now, shower activity, the clouds, the showers helping to keep showers way down today. you can see where the rain is, in through loudoun county, northern fauquier county around the district in and around the beltway, mostly just light showers, we will top to see that but you see how we have seen this move from west to east throughout the evening hours and throughout the late afternoon and we have got a lot more on this boundary just running on through. and notice the thunderstorms in portions of west virginia. we are going to see more rain tonight. i will talk about that chance for rain and also talk about the remnants of bill. it will affect our weekend. i will show you how. >> thank you doug. >>> two new york men in custody tonight accused of plotting an isis-inspired attack and investigators say one of the suspects tried to stab an fbi agent with a kitchen knife. agents searched th

countries can can be on alert, and can put a sur lay vance measures so we can stop any outbreak, we haven't stopped all previous outbreaks through good infection control measures. >> andrew thomas has this report in thailand. become on odry land is not what he is used to, before he was rescued he had been at sea for 18 years, effectively working as a slave. his fishing boat but those fished illegally. what they caught would be collected at sea by bigger vessels and taken on the two week trip back to thailand. the only moments he got onshore two days every three months on a remote island. his pay about $300 a year. >> i was a slave. i was forced to work, i was told to do this and do that, i had never been at sea before, i didn't know how to fish. the charity the labor rights protection network rescued 68 men in march but illegal pitching is not just about the abuse of workers. means sustainable fishing too. a ban on the exports -- >> it's boats like these that bring them to the shore. it is often unclear where those were with caught can, so whether a particular catch is legal thailand seafoo

. >> raising cash for a company he coe created and invested in along side the company's ceo chris vance. the software platform uses video tutorials to teach users to play piano with a video game-like feel. he's seeking $1.5 million and has so far raised 810,000. in the age of crowd funding more celebrities are turning to the general public to help grow new business ideas. equity crowd funding allows them to put their money behind ideas for a stake in the company unlike donation based fund-raising with incentives and pricing. always reminded me what the word means, that's the collected love is more important than the individual and that's true. >> and for an sbrupen like vae it's a chance to work with a music icon and validate his company. to be able to invite them in and share on this journey with us as shareholders is something we're very proud of. >> playground sessions have more than 18,000 users and more than 4,000 subscribers as well as publishing agreement with sony universal, warner music and disney. celebrities turning to crowd funding for their business ideas isn't anything new

human panther, anthony scott and our first father-son duo to make it to the city finals, 55-year-old vance yarter and his 27-year-old son david yarter. we'll see them all back here in a few weeks. next week, we head to universal orlando resort, where we're building our course right in the middle of the park. it's gonna be something special. for akbar gbajabiamila and kristine leahy i'm matt iseman. we'll see you next time on american ninja warrior! that breaking news... in the east bay. hundres of acres burned. people forced from their >> announcer: nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >> and that breaking news is in the east bay. hundreds of acres burned. people forced from their homes and worry that fires just like this will be the norm during a very long hot summer. good evening, everyone. >> we're on a little late tonight because of the giant's game here on nbc bay area. it's been an active, intense night, to say the least. this all started to unfold during our 5:00 and 6:00 newscast. we saw the live coverage of these firefighters racing to save these homes as the flames move d

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julie: ashlee vance's new book on elon musk.n musk is a very well-known person, and an interesting person as well. betty: and the poorly made in china book. lloyd blankfein? the ceo of goldman sachs majored in history at harvard, so it is no surprise that he picked the largest book, "the discoverers" which takes a deep dive into human history. and "the wright brothers" by david mccullough. betty: not light reading. julie: steve schwarzman is on the list online and he mentioned "outliers" by malcolm gladwell. a little lighter reading. majored in history at harvard, mark: summer reading for the heavy hitters. betty: i will say goodbye. mark: we will meet the ceo of boxed. ♪ mark: breaking news this hour. you are looking at the live shot from the floor of the united states house of representatives lawmakers are voting out on the trade adjustment authority. they believe that is the best means to kill the fast-track authority. they have launched the last di tch effort to scuttle the president's program. we saw nancy pelosi speaking e

vance isn't buying it. >> they are gonna need a bigger beach. >> water. expect delays if you plan to travel for the fourth of july holiday. aaa says 42 million people will be traveling around the country the highest number since '07. 85% in their cars. the low gas prices, the strongerall got people deciding they are going to take a vacation this year. >> why not? >> why not? >> trip. >> road trip. >> pack up the kids. >> my wife is freaking out about those shark sightings in ocean city, we are supposed to go next week. >> who can blame her? >> i'm going in the water, man. >> you know. >> come on. >> take a camera. >> go pro on your head. >> no hammer heads. >>> take a look out there right now, today, we have the shower activity, that is it. the severe weather threat is down to the south. i alluded to that last night i tweeted that out about 11:00 this morning, most likely see these clouds most of the day. that's exactly what we have seen, the clouds snuck in any time you have clouds like this, very hard to get any instability the atmosphere, 84 degrees te

lester was in washington and our jim vance asked him whether we've made any progress on race relations over the past several decades. >> what the hope is that the outrage is so universal when we see these things and it cuts across color lines. you saw the reaction in charleston, people who littled the church on sunday, that gives me hope. and that tells me that more and more will reject this kind of behavior. >> you can watch lester holt on "nightly news" right here on nbc4. >>> news4 your health we're getting a closer look at cigarette use among high school numbers. they found that 25% smoke these days. e cigarette use more than double. hookah use is popular. >>> you may want to see this next story before your workout. this may be time to give your running shoes a little bit of a rest and pay more attention to what you eat. todd miller is associate professor of exercise and nutrition sciences at george washington university institute school of public health. he says exercise stimulates hunger, so people will eat more and usually too much after a workout. i find this to be totally true

. >> let's go to a place where jim vance wishes he was. wimbledon. federer taking on jumer. i have never seen him sweat. 6-1 is the first set. in the second set federer, a straight-set winner today. >>> rafael nadal also in action. taking on the -- the king of clay. he's also pretty good on grass, too. >> yeah. >> watch this. >> how are you going to stop that? >> no chance there. >> nadal took the first two sets. third set, nadal in the far court giving him the business there. rafael nadal also a straight-set winner. >> that's fairfax county's fire chief richard bowers cheerleading today for the fairfax county police women's basketball team who took home gold today defeating the lapd and the gold medal game of the world police and fire games. >> this is pretty cool. last night at the verizon center, monday night raw taking place. wwe wrestling. you know you're big time when -- check this out in the front row. >> doug kammerer predicts a gold dusting. a popular wrestling great. dusty rose. i like the sign next to it. it reads, it's so hot, milk is a bad choice from the movie

>> it is multifaceted. 2.0 the joint intelligence bulletin that lays out the week ended vance and in this particular case we pushout the communication tool that collection emphasis message that asks agencies to collect intelligence on the threats and the event to put out tactical reports. with the size of the event of preparatory meetings to identify who has crowd control, emergency restored -- responses a wrought-iron their approach. >> the question is do we have 15 years to track terrorists and their activities or their threats to the chatter? we got to where we can filter through what is chatter or valid threat. of responses to that threats ? do they take them seriously? >> yes. we spend a lot of time pushing that message at the local level have the field offices as well as the executive level. two weeks ago we had of video teleconference led by the director of komen security to lay out the threat. redo that periodically so there is multiple levels of the engagement. >> i would add we have created a network across this country there is the impact on my community with the intellige

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$100,000 in student loans, my parents were broke declared bankruptcy earlier, so i took a cash and vance on a credit card ahead for $20,000 and i use that cash to pay for joey to go to military school. it ended up that he went and lived there and it provided a safe place, order, and discipline for him for a year which he desperately needed. at the end of the year, miriam was doing better. she wasn't doing great, but she was no longer in the crackhouse. she had righted her life somewhat. so joey went back with his mom. then, a few years ago, miriam passed away. she had an overdose, which the cornel -- corner road was an accident overdose. it was ruled an accidental overdose. >> you have seen the scourge of rugged use. it is a growing problem in this country. sen. cruz: an addiction is a terrible, terrible disease. every family sees the ravages of life. i come from a family, my father's family is given, but my mother's family is irish and italian. we have more than a few irish drunks in the family paid my mother's father drank way too much. he was a mean man. he wasn't physically abusive b

we looked at re-vance therapeutics and were working on a web far for the street.com and trying to decide should be included in the mix. stay tuned. >>> jerry. >> caller: i'm calling about blue. i got news yesterday after the close the stock was going to open today about $9. and it ended up today in a down market. what i'd like to know is blue bird, is it a buy, sell or hold? >> it shocked me that stock was down in the news of the cell gene that came after the bell. i said, make the market is even crazier than i am. the sickle cell drug is working. it's my favorite of the immuno therapy drugs. that company is first-rate. i like big blue. not the giants. the drug company. >>> today's selloff makes sense. people are worried about tomorrow. you need to be ready to buy stocks at a discount. we have a couple of problems here. real headwinds, even if i think that one shouldn't be. on "mad" tonight, t-mobile and dish soaring on reports of a potential merger. should you tune in to the hype? and carnival cruise is sailing past recent pr nightmares. i have the ceo. >>> and the single hottest stock

. >> vance, doreen the fernl information of 4 million current and former federal employees may now bee hands of hackers. the office of personal management, the human resources department for the federal government which issues security clearances put out word just a few minutes ago. it says that it detected a cyber intrusion affecting its i.t. system in april. now, we are already making calls. we still don't know what type of personal information is at risk here. opm is offering a year and a half's worth of free credit monitoring. this is what you can do. take them up on that free service. next, monitor your bank accounts. and last, call one of the three credit reporting agencies. you've got transunion equifax or xperian. ask them to have a fraud alert put on your file. opm conducts more than 90% of federal background investigations. we're going to keep tracking this for you,

and from vance, south carolina, it's the sumter family.ng to win their self a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new head-turning ford fusion hybrid. hey, let's play "feud." give me arletta, give me karla. let's go! ["family feud" theme plays] all right, ladies, here we go. we got the top 8 answers on the board. name something specific men buy hoping they'll look sexy in it. arletta? >> a car. steve: a car. yeah. >> come on, it's up there! it's up there! >> a suit. steve: a suit. >> play! play! play! >> we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. isa, let's go, darling. name something specific men buy hoping they'll look sexy in it. >> swimsuit. steve: swimsuit. >> or trunks, whatever. steve: swimming trunks. >> woo! steve: dave, how you feeling today, man? >> i feel great. i feel great. had a good night's sleep last night. i'm ready to go. steve: all right, dave, let's play. name something specific men buy hoping they'll look sexy in it. >> i'm gonna say a hous

. >>> nbc 10 brought you the story of andrew vance, delaware wild life experts believe he was attacked by a juvenile sand bar shark at a state park in sussex county. he suffered bite wounds. officials say those type of sharks are common but the attacks aren't. here are some stats on shark attacks against humans. there were 52 recorded attacks in the u.s. last year most of them in hawaii california florida, the carolinas, georgia and the gulf coast states and oregon. one of those -- none of those attacks, i should correct myself, were fatal. but since 2001 there have been 12 deaths attributed to shark attacks. none of them on the jersey shore, none of them on the delaware coastlines. >>> to this now. dozens of neighbors are still feeling the impact of this weekend's water main break in west philly. >> a full day after a 130-year-old main ruptured residents are cleaning up and living without some utilities. >> getting back to normal will be a slow going process. live on the scene is nbc 10's rosemary conners. >> you learned today that water main had just been inspected in the last couple

. >>> kurdish militia have gun an add vance in syria.t's on the border with turkey and strat teencally important to isil as it's the nearest border town to the de facto city of raka city. >> hundreds have been blocked from entering turkey at the border. there has been an influx of syrians into turkey. about 13,000 people have crossed over. turkey shares a 910 kilometer border with syria and hosts 1.8 million refugees. to some the isil in the levant went through security checkpoints and military headquarters in the al haj area. the attacks happened over a 15 minute window. 24 people were also wounded. >>> the u.s. has sent military advisors to iraq but has so much ruled out deplying combat forces. there are, however a few u.s. vet transwho volunteered to return to take on isil. zein ha hodr met some of them in kirkuk. >> reporter: they once fought in iraq. years later, they are back. but this time they are here on their own. these men used to be in the u.s. military. a few months ago, they came to the north of the country as volunteers to

the battle for this iraqi outpost where fighters are keen to show their ad vance isn't slowing down.ounting losses here suggest they are right. at least 22 people have been killed. most of them are iraqi soldiers and shiia militia. the u.s. has been carrying out airstrikes to help the iraqis says even sew, the strategy will change. so, the plan continues to the west of sumara military commanders are entering the second phase backed by u.s. led airstrikes, they continue to regain control of pockets of terrain. >> translator: we reached the most strategic pocket of terrorist terrorist. seizing control of the air we are standing in. we have secured the area and are providing security for the residents. we are backed up in the operation by artillery and army jet fighters. it was a surprise to the terrorists that we managed to accomplish the next in a few hours. hours. >> reporter: the task includes patrol the dangerous mission which borders an bar province. ils attacks have killed dozens in the past few days. isil has shown its ability to advance on several fronts. their bid their -- in

also on the list, ashley vance profiles the inventor and cofounder of tesla motors and paypal in, "elon musk." wrapping up this week's best-sellers tom brokaw long-time host of the "nbc nightly news" program discusses his personal battle with cancer in a lucky life interrupted. that is a look at some of the current none fix best he willers -- nonfiction best-sellers according to the chicago tribune. >> it wasn't a choice initially. i think i started working in the first or in the third person. then i realized that the that the, struggle of the text was how do you get a reader not to think they already know. because i think these are old problems, they're ancient. and, they have stayed with us you know, now we can say centuries, right? and so how do we reenter in a way that allows us to have to interrogate again? and the second personal loud that because it, it, it meant that the reader had to say this person is doing that and that person is doing that. and, i perhaps see myself standing here. and so those people who said they didn't see race, i don't see race, you're a little obsessed b

jim vance is a veteran newscaster from washington, d.c. they may live worlds apart, but jim and kamila will forever be linked to each other and it's all because of a pair of ridiculously high heels, a watering can, and one very embarrassing video that went viral. kamila loves her job and was particularly excited to be booked for a fall fashion show, being put on by one of her favorite designers. >> i love vivian west. she's an amazing designer, so when i went for the casting and i got the job, i was so happy. >> at least until the spring/summer 2007 show turned into the fall show. prior to her stumble, kamila had been through a fitting for the spring/summer show and everything had gone smoothly. >> i went for the fitting, and everything was all right. tried the shoes. the clothes were made perfectly for me. >> and since the theme of the show was springtime, kamila was given a special prop. >> they gave me a watering can, and the idea was for me to walk outside with the watering can and put the water on the flowers and keep walking until th

have continuing coverage of this tragic story on line and our website there is a time line of the vanceave a 911 audio recording from the moment after the shooting and a slide show of the victims and the suspect is all on our website www.kron4.com >>pam moore: action by the people that run the popular stop kids camp where a counselor who was known as part of their was arrested for alleged sexual misconduct were reports the operator of a campaign pledge to find out what if anything went wrong and to try and fix this >>rob fladaboe: the office of education which one of the world and where science camp off highway 9 in saratoga filled a news conference here at the camp friday afternoon there were is one of the formation of a task force to examine the policy and procedures of the camp following weeks of negative publicity as a result of the criminal investigation into the rest in made the camp with this man counselor and my manager and editor or risk could be of who was charged with sexual misconduct and possession and manufacture of child pornography of tests of the education john bender i

. >> prove vance was not a walk in the park. >> no it was very very difficult.or that time and loved what i did there. >> because among other things that time as a marine is what earned her a shot at the daily show. >> to me it's opening up those avenues that just were closed down. >> john stewart launched the veterans program three years ago and since then 75 veterans have gained exposure and jobs that are often elusive to those without the right connection. >> the big banks recruit from the ivy league colleges. you go to a college without that, you may be intimidated. you spend a day in the bank and say oh half of these guys are ied id iots. >> we can help them get their foot in the door. >> day sli show staff ers manage the six week program which looks to recruit men and woman who are de desissive under deadline. >> there's no ie d's or a threat to us but we have a sense of urgency. a lot of the veterans do appreciate and understand that if you're going work 110 percent, make it right there's going to be stress. i think for them it's a refreshing type of stre

senator vance hartney of indiana said no small number of groups should be made to bear the full burden of a program whose great benefits enrich the nation as a whole. this is as true today as it was 53 years ago. it's not a democratic idea, it's not a republican idea. everyone from the kato institute, a libertarian oriented think tank in washington a bunch of well-paid scholars make pronouncements from on high about various kinds of public policy issues, to the "wall street journal," a similar body but one with greater ability to disseminate information. even those two venerable institutions admit that trade agreements do not create winners everywhere. a cato institute trade briefing says all those job losses are a painful but necessary part of the larger process of innovation and productivity increases. i'm always a bit amused when people who again well educated, good pay dress like this good benefits, good retirement, good health care, they make pronunciations saying well job losses are painful. not to us, of course. the same as editorial writers who make these decisions pronouncemen

let's bring in eric stein, portfolio manager at eaton vance. jim kahn.his year we kept hearing the opposite. people were fleeing the stock market and getting into the presumed safety of bonds. now it's going the other direction. what is that telling us here? >> thanks for having me on. i wouldn't make too much of it. there is volatility and noise. i think it's better to ignore the noise. certainly as we head into a federate hiking cycle, you are going to see more volatility in markets. you'll see inflows and outflows. there are certain parts of the fixed income market like loan funds, short duration funds, investors should look to put positions in. >> jim what about you? >> human reaction is often overreaction. the institutional side of the business has known this rate hike would occur. for six months it's been priced into futures. i think you see retail investors saying is it time to dump my bonds? the reality is the move in bonds happened. it's too late. as we look out at most of our clients' portfolios the bonds are the only things that are going to d

also on the list ashley vance profiles the inventer and cofounder of tesla motors and paypal in "elon musk." wrapping up this week's bestsellers, tom brokaw longtime host of nbc nightly news program, discusses his personal battle with cancer in "a lucky life interrupted." and that's a look at some of the current nonfiction bestsellers according to the chicago tribune. [inaudible conversations] >> and we resume our live coverage from "the chicago tribune" printers row lit fest. now, erik larson whose latest book is "dead wake: the last crossing of the lucetania." this is live coverage from chicago on booktv. [applause] .. chicago tribune. [applause] >> that is enough of that. does anybody in here not know who erik larson is? you walk in saying that looks like an interesting name? he is, without argument and you can argue if you want to the finest non-fiction writer alive. [applause] >> he is also a terrific human being and you unfortunately have to listen to larson and kogan. this is the first time we are having a conversation without cocktails. you describe this as a floating village