. >> glor: we close tonight at new york's iconic waldorf hotel, where a couple celebrated their 60thversary this weekend with a financial flashback to the 1950s. here's don dahler. >> reporter: when jerry and teresa salzano were married in 1955, they decided to sacrifice more than a whole week of her pay for two nights at the waldorf astoria. the bill for that honeymoon came to $61.57. including some extra splurges. >> we had room service. it was just the epitome of what you want on your honeymoon. it was great. >> reporter: for their second honeymoon 60 years later, the salzano's chose the waldorf again and again they paid only $21 for a suite that costs as much as $800 a night. teresa had a magic ticket, the receipt from their original stay, something the waldorf requires to honor this special rate. >> he said you had the bill. i said yes, i did. do you save all your bills. i said no, but i did save that one. >> reporter: two or three times a year the waldorf offers couples who share a special history with the hotel the same deal, one night at the same rate they paid all those year

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china has business interests that own the waldorf astoria. there are renovations.hat a lot of that work could lead to spying, bugging. in the movies, which always seems to highlight security bugging, james bond had to deal with a threat from russia. . >> one of the things would be the phone. not only checking this phone for a device that's bugging your call, also whether or not inside here there's another device. >> in your decades of police and detectivive work, how common was bugging in hotel rooms? >> very common. wherever somebody knows you're going to be and they want to find out your secret, somebody can go in there and place a bug in there. >> reporter: there are thousands of hotels for a u.s. president to stay. where should he or she in the future? >> air b and b. >> the dream hotel. >> the meat pack industry. >> he's welcome to come and stay with me in my house in queens. >> one presidential candidate won't have to face the where to stay in manhattan issue. he he already lives here. plus his name is on the building. the president stayed at the millennium h

china now has business interests that own the waldorf astoria.t happens when someone takes over a hotel. there are renovations. white house officials are worried a lot of that renovation work could lead to spying, bugging. in the movies, which always seems to highlight security bugging, james bond had to deal with a threat from russia. >> one things is near the phone. not only checking this phone for a device that's bugging your call, also whether or not inside here there was another device. >> in your decades of police and detective work, how common was bugging in hotel rooms? >> very common. wherever somebody knows where you're going to be and they want your secret, they can place a bug there. >> reporter: there are thousands of hotels in new york and manhattan for a u.s. president to stay. where should he do in the future? >> airbnb. >> the dream hotel in the meat packing district. >> he's welcome to stay with me in queens. >> reporter: one presidential candidate won't have to face where to stay in manhattan issue, he already lives here, and h

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doppler, all the showers sinking south, a couple sprinkles here and there, dale city down toward waldorf. we'll come back, talk about the weekend, lots going on with a concert on the mall, if you need your umbrella or not. >> coming up next >>> public defenders for daron wint want the name of a witness who said he saw a machine with short hair drivinger -- a man with short hair driving erratically in the family's stolen porsche. wint has long braided hair. wint's attorneys may be pursuing the wrong strategy some say. >> when your defense is misidentification, more often than not you're going to lose. >> the judge told wint's lawyers to submit a formal request for that name. >>> one of the victims who was molested by former political leader falls church michael gardner peeks -- speaks out today. >> gardner's conviction was overturned on a technicality, but last year he was arrested again after his own niece came forward with similar accusations. thursday he pled guilty to all charges. >> reporter: do you feel like now everyone who doubted you should believe you? >> yeah. i mean they shoul

charles and waldorf the past few minutes, bringing moderate to heavy rain. don't think we will see high winds with these but get pretty good rain there into spotsylvania county, fredericksburg, staffordburg, i-95, the next few minutes. evening, driving impact forecast, the green light there, but overnight, weather will have more of a moderate impact on area roads with it likely, sthanlg early tomorrow morning, saturday morning, but of course, for thursday morning, fog and rain likely. we do need the rain, our lawns are starting to get a little brown in spots, we only had a trace for september, that deficit, almost an inch now, how much are we going to get? these are the areas that need it more, from your drought monitor folks. they show us that these are the areas driest, fredericksburg up toward areas like alexandria, around waldorf, into hagerstown and martinburg, this is where some of the heaviest rain will be setting up, down here where it's needed, about half to just over an inch, same thing up i-95 in bolt more. i think most neighborhoods will see arou

south and certainly i-66 into southern maryland and around waldorf. just a couple sprinkles and light activity, knock heavy through town down toward -- nothing heavy through town down toward old town, upper marlboro. we'll come back and talk about which day you might be able to cut your grass and which day you might have to cuddle up to a nice book. >>> right now a springfield man is behind bars facing some pretty serious accusations. investigators say the man broke into a home on covington square way, sexually assaulted the person living there, stole some things and took off around 11:30 wednesday morning. police were able to connect the evidence with the crime and charge li who is now held at fairfax county detention center. >>> a final farewell today for jake brewer. funeral services were held at the national cathedral for the beloved white house aide who was killed in a bike accident. brewer was riding in a ride to support cancer research when he was killed in a crash leaving behind a little girl and pregnant wife who is due in weeks. >>> tracking

it's already 48 in manassas and winchester. 54 at andrews and 51 at waldorf and fredericksburg.hing going on on satellite and radar. look how clear it is across a big chunk of the country. it's because of this big sprawling area of high pressure. it will slowly drift to the east. 09 futurecast i have nothing to -- on 9 futurecast, i have nothing to show you. warm air will be in place primarily because the dry air heats up fast of the overnight tonight the chilly temperatures move back in and warm air stays with us on wednesday. stays with us on thursday. you can see some moisture trying to creep up from the south. it's not going to make it here. we'll stay dry till at least sunday. forecast highs for today 83 degrees in manassas and andrews. 84 in downtown washington and leesburg. 38 in culpeper -- 83 in culpeper and orange. it will get cool in the overnight hours and many of our suburbs but not as cool. 63 downtown. over the next three days just tons of sunshine. nothing to complain about in this forecast. a high of 86 degrees on both wednesday and thursday. in the first alert

and there's actually new little line developing just off to the west, maybe mount vernon, waldorf, see showers there i mentioned the temperatures. how about this? 95 degrees right now at the airport. that heat index, close 100. i will show you when we see some cooler weather and comes in time for the weekend. guys? >> thanks, doug. >>> human error, what they are calling it. we are learning a lot more about why a metro train derailed at the smithsonian station last month. metro held its first public hearing on the derailment today and learned a metro worker pressed a button on a device designed to evaluate track conditions. in doing so he deleted an important warning, possibly before he even read it. metro track workers failed to notice something wrong. the board of directors slammed metro officials and said there are serious concerns about the agency's culture of safety. transportation reporter adam tuss live tweeted the hearing as it happened. he has a full report ahead in our next half hour. >>> three people are charged this afternoon with stealing puppies from a louden county home a

i knocked on the door where his family lives in waldorf. there was no answer. a neighbor who knows him says hollins has plenty of white friends, so the threat may not have been serious. >> you know, i think it was just something he said without thinking all the way through, you know, playing around and it kind of went, you know, too far, got interpreted the wrong way. >> reporter: ahead, what's next for the suspect who threatened to kill people here in la plata, coming up on news4 at 6:00. in charles county, maryland, chris gordon, news4. >>> we are learning new details now about the woman charged in that attempted abduction of a child on metro. court documents identify her as monique mcknight. but she told police she also goes by debbie tennessee h mcknight is accused of trying to grab a 3-year-old girl out of her stroller on an orange line train. it happened at foggy bottom yesterday. other passengers managed to free that toddler and hold mcknight until officers got there. the victim's mother told police she does not know the suspect. >>> a police officer sto

these showers we tracked earlier have diminished, waldorf you should be okay, passing shower.locally heavy. bus stop, 68-80 for temperatures, 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. keep an isolated shower in or thunderstorm in the latter part of that. hot with thunderstorms tomorrow but less numerous, and much more activity on friday as cold front sinks out. some storms friday could be heavy once again. especially heavy downpours. 10:00 tonight on futurecast, temperatures in the 70s stormerize gone. those-- storms are gone. those areas that see showers much better chance of fog in the morning. 6:00 a.m., upper 60s gaithersburg manassas, 69 buoy, mitchellville, 74 downtown. 9:00 we are approaching 80 once again and by lunch time, couple showers popping up here and there and temperatures. 90 in leesburg, 900 dc and fredericksburg-- 90 in dc and fredericksburg. not as many as we are seeing now, generally upper 80s to 90 even 24 hours from now. tomorrow is the last super hot day. on the day planner 809:00, 8611:00 and 90 by 1:00. showers popping by lunchtime. after thursday we are back in the upp

born onn: i was november 21, 1922 in waldorf, germany. interviewer: where is that? mr. gruen: waldorf is a small village near the town of [indiscernible] better-knownar the .own of why more -- weimar interviewer: what was your childhood like? wasgruen: my childhood very, very pleasant. my father was the principal of a school. my mother -- my father had a devoted marriage. i had one brother older than i. in that village. went to primary school there. and did all the things that ,mall children, little boys do including using a roller skate on a steep hill and scaring my mother out of her skull with my derring-do. [laughter] ?nterviewer: was it mountainous rollerskating on a steep hill? no, this was a hill in the village. on top of the hill there was a church. the countryside was hilly, not mountainous. but a very beautiful region where my family and i did a good deal of hiking on weekends. it was a very, very pleasant countryside. at that time. interviewer: how did you happen to wind up in the united states and the manhattan project? -- in the manhattan project? mr. gruen

temperatures.r 72, ashburn. 76, centreville. 75, springfield. 76, waldorf. the clouds are broken in a few locations. the farther west, more sock in you are going -- more socked in you are going to be. chances of getting rain in the metro are low. coming next are going to be significant changes. a couple of different things i am going to be watching. across theld front upper midwest. that will approach the mid-atlantic by tomorrow. in addition to that, this moisture you are seen, this is tropical moisture from the gulf of mexico. that will get ahead of the front and head towards washington dc -- head towards washington, d.c. this is tropical depression number 11, it has a chance of becoming the next main tropical storm. that would be joaquin. as we head towards the weekend, that could bring us another round of significant rain showers. today, quiet. cloudy and mild. an isolated shower possible. heading through tonight, a stray shower here or there. looking for a wet and to the day tomorrow. look at our futurecast. 4:30 tomorrow afternoon. notice the heavy sho

mary's county, along 301 waldo waldorf, already seeing light rain, heavier rain making its way in. another area of storminess, culpeper, fredericksburg, 95, we have a lot more where that's coming from. tonight, most areas dry. back to the west a frontal boundary moving in, give us not just a chance for more rain but much cooler weather as we head into the next couple of days and that weekend. the forecast in a few minutes. >>> man died after he fell off a metro bus. his name is reginald burrell. we are told he lost his balance as he was stepping off the bus on bliadensburg road last week. he fell to the ground, the driver didn't see him and ran over his leg. burrell was taken to a hospital. he died yesterday. it appears his death may have been caused by a complication from his injury. >>> still ahead tonight, a plane goes up in flames as passengers run for safety. how investigators from d.c. could shed light on what prompted this scene on a las vegas tarmac. >>> armed serial robbers, targeting 7-11s. the fbi using some electronic help to track them down. i'm pat collins. the story

president obama will not stay at the waldorf astoria during his trip to new york. according to "the washington post," this will be the first time in decades the president will not stay at the waldorf. the hotel was bought by a small chinese insurance company earlier this year, and security experts say the obama administration is right to be cautious about espionage risks from staying in that newly acquired hotel. >>> well, you may soon be able to say more on twitter. the social media giant plans to expand beyond the current 140 characters. the 140 limit has been a trademark of twitter. many of you are curious to know how it will look if the expansion goes ahead. twitter is hoping it will attract more users. >>> all right. here we go again. we're facebookers. the pay-for-privacy hoax is back. you've probably seen this in your feeds already this week. this is what's happening. it's being posted over and over again. the message asks you to copy and paste the text, not share, and post it if you want to be exempt from the feed. beware this is actually a hoax, and it cou

sunshine, howard county, montgomery county, hour by hour here, at 10:00, some showers push nothing waldorfreas around quantico, fredericksburg, culpeper, orange may see storms, better chance of storminess from lunchtime on till 4 p.m. or so. 2:00, charles county to prince george's county, up into anne arundel, that's one way that comes through. then another way for the late afternoon, 4, 5:00, right there frederick to leesburg. by 7:00, it's gone. and by 8:00, i think we are really done with the rain. so we start early and keep it around 7:00, two waves coming through. what i do expect, showers likely again, folksily severe thunderstorms, noon to 4 p.m. tomorrow. this is the risk area, frederick, leesburg, warrenton, charlottesville this is the area through southern maryland, fredericksburg, leonardtown, waldorf, st. mary's, could have the stronger storms producing high winds. top out at 80 in d.c. 73, winchester. that's where the rain hits first. as far as saturday, the high temperature 80 degrees with that limited sunshine, but sunday's high, 76. and look at the weekend. it feels like fa

they arrested 20-year-old carlos hollins of waldorf. hello this is chris gordon, news4. i knocked on the door where his family lives. there was no answer. a neighbor who knows him says hollins has plenty of white friends, so the threat may not have been serious. >> you know, i think it was just something he said without thinking all the way through, you know, playing around and it kind of went, you know, too far, got interpreted the wrong way. >> reporter: he is charged with making a threat of mass destruction a mismeaner maryland, being held in the detention center on $250,000 bond. he will appear in court tomorrow. if hollins is convicted, he could face up to a year in prison. the la plata police chief tells me that he regrets that it takes a story like this for la plata to make news but he credits good police work in arresting a suspect and ending any threat that may have existed. in charles county, maryland, chris gordon, news4. >>> the search a on for a gunman who robbed a family in a quiet maryland suburb this is the video of the holdup in clinton administrationbur

at 10 a.m., d.c., waldorf, kwaupt coker winchester, culpepper, orange, some of those thunderstorms startingr way east. we get into lunchtime, likely that we will have rain even some thunderstorms around, especially down i-95. that's where i think our strongest storms the phones for high winds, maybe even hail could be making their bay through southern maryland areas of the northern neck a snapshot of 2:00, we get a break and then another wave comes in for the late afternoon, early evening hours. 5:30 to 7:00, by 7 kf 30, 8:00, second line should be out of here. i think we will clear rather quick lake, all right of the temperatures to drop by sunday morning, sunday right now i think is looking just fine. the day to get out, maybe do a little bit of walking, running, exercising outside. mainly noon to 4 p.m. tomorrow the storms, the zone to focus on again is right down here the greatest risk, waldorf, fredericksburg, every where else, thunderstorms, highest threat of seeing high winds, live is rain, maybe even isolated hail. in terms of the next couple of days, 80 degrees, we will top out tom

it's going to be uncomfortable. 70 for waldorf and 6 # martins -- 68 heading over to martinsburg. there will be a couple of showers and thunderstorms to help a few lucky folks off but most of them are going to be off to the west. not so much the metro spot. we'll time is out for you on your futurecast. first let's go to beverly farmer with traffic. >>> good start overall around the area, especially around the beltway. fairly typical volume. our issues have been in frederick county, maryland between emmitsburg and thursday month. there's a southbound detour on 15 for a serious crash. northbound 15 heyward road in frederick, maryland right side blocked with an overturned to be. but from i-70 just the building volume we see heading down into hyattstown past the interchange 109 and the truck scales. then good through germantown and the beltway. virginia 95 fairly typical volume building out of stafford getting into woodbridge, northbound into newington the pace has been good heading up to springfield and on to the beltway. nick, andrea? >>> after six police officers in baltimore were

also at waldorf. you can see the beautiful rosslyn skyline with the michael & son weather cam. a good amount of sunshine to start the day. a few puffy clouds in the afternoon. nothing that will bring us any rain. 81 degrees at 1:00. a great day to have lunch outdoors and we'll reach a high of 85 at 3:00. we do have rain on saturday. i'm going to time that out for you with 9 futurecast coming up in the first alert seven day. right now timesaver traffic once again and larry miller. >> thanks. >>> silver line commuters listen up. we have delays to wiehle-reston because of a disabled train outside of mclean. you want to add 10 to 15 minutes to your morning commute. that will allow you to bypass the delays and get to work and/or school on time this morning. i want to give you a live look at i-66 at gallows road. no issues as you travel inbound to the capital beltway, making your way into fairfax, rosslyn over the key bridge. all lanes are open as you travel into georgetown this morning. northbound on i-95 on the virginia side, we had a few issues closer to the beltway. that's been r

fredricksburg, waldorf, andrews all in the 90-degree range right now. had a few clouds earlier. on the visible satellite, they stand out w. very some cloudiness west of the blue ridge and out in the mountains but that's mixed sun and clouds. with the daytime heating, probably going to pop a few showers and storms. what we've got going o you can see the big band -- going on, you can see the big band of showers coming through buffalo and rochester headed to syracuse. that's ahead of a cold front. behind it the air is drier. winds will turn more to the west, north west. out ahead of it we still have this hot, humid air mass in place. with the daytime heating i expect we'll pop a couple of showers and storms. today a boarderline -- boarderline weather alert -- borderline weather alert day. a few showers north and west of us. this is a computer model. some could be in frederick or maybe toward fredricksburg so keep that in mind. when you see the green blobs they could be a hundred miles away. showers tomorrow north and west. as we go through the day on thursday, are we going to see t

that allowed temperatures to soar today. 93 in college park. 89 in wall -- waldorf. centerville is 89. nice evening to be on the water. been watching this michael and son weather camera. folks coming and going, enjoying what was a very warm but nice labor day. this evening generally clear. down to 76 by midnight. and we're staying above 70 in town. mid to upper 60s in many of the suburbs. i'm coming back in a few minutes. we'll talk about the increasing rain chances. i know it's monday but next weekend is not that far away. >>> the timing of a pedestrian light in gaithersburg is in question after a disabled woman was killed there this morning. muivembet gelaw was crossing a step behind her adult daughter when she was struck by a car at frederick road and southwestland. that light allows 25 seconds to cross six lanes. friends fear it wasn't enough for gelaw. >> she has a walking problem, what i know. and probably she was walking slow. and i don't know, accident is accident, you know. >> the driver in the incident stopped immediately. police have not yet determined who

, back toward the barren ton region, fauquier county, another little shower developing around the waldorfould see some lightning with that. this is where the big storms are though, down 95 around fredericksburg, spot sill vare ya county, down toward portions of king george county, took the heaviest storms staying to our south and our west, back to the best, seeing some pretty good rain here, luray, front royal, along i-81. we need the rain. so, this is very good news for us, but again, strongest storms are dying quickly. a couple of bolts of lightning damascus, frederick, and then northern portions of loudoun county, leesburg and lucket, lovettsville and bluemont, some light shower activity remains. we will see a few more showers, maybe another rumble of thunder tonight. but not expecting anything severe. temperature-wise, 91 in d.c., where we have seen the rain, frederick, only 73 now. fredericksburg, only 78 degrees. we have seen rain-cooled air out there. all of this rain coming. we have high pressure aloft a little air, disturbance trying to make its bay through the region. we could s

it's 77 in frederick. 75 in martinsburg. 76 in culpeper and 77 degrees in waldorf. so most of us are still in the mid- to upper 70s. on satellite and radar, you can see we're in the clear right now. s that ate way we're going to remain today but there is a storm system on the way. you can see it on 9 futurecast. so the pleasant weather is still with us for the time being. but as we head into saturday, we're going to watch that cloud cover increase. notice some showers already far and west of the beltway by 9:00 a.m. and then at noon converging right over the immediate metro area. possibly bringing us some downpours. we might have some lightning as the system moves through. some bands of showers and storms for us as we head into the afternoon hours. we'll clear out on sunday but a lingering stray shower is still possible. for today looking great. a high of 85 in leesburg. 83 in winchester. 85 in frederick. and 83 at andrews. overnight tonight, you can open up the windows, let in some fresh air with lows down to 57 in both martinsburg and frederick. 59 in culpeper. 67

. >> he is not going to be staying at the waldorf-astoria when it comes to new york. do you know where he is saying? the days inn on 11th avenue. very unusual development. but how paranoid are we? >> i didn't know there was a days inn on 11th avenue. >> that used to be -- >> not the one by the hour, no, no, no. i'll tell you, though, that was the hotel of choice of all presidents, that's where you stayed. no longer. that is how weird is world is getting. >> right. >> weird in the wrong way. >> i want to thank you very much. democrats want to do one thing with taxes, the republicans want to do the woer the code. we debate, you hide. >>> today on forbes on fox, jeb says we need stability in d.c. donald says forget about being nice. we need confidence. who's got it right? and homicides on the rise all over america.@ williams in previous matches. i'm uma pemmaraju. >>> here is something you are not hearing anywhere else. give neil cavuto the nobel prize. no. that's not a one. gop presidential rivals agreeing with each other. take a look. >> taxes should be lower, simpler,

. >>> they claimed it was all just a big joke, but a 20-year- old waldorf man is now charged of mass violence after a tweet he sent spread fear throughout the neighboring town of la plata. carlos hollins is being held on a $250,000 bail after sending the tweet calling for kaling spree targeting white people in la plata using the #blacklivesmatter. neighbors we talked to are unnerved. >> you've got to take everything that people say seriously, i feel threatened. i live right next door. i've got two kids in here, you know, if something were to happen like this, i would never think that it would be next door to me. >> reporter: some would stay in last night. but it never happened, suspending their account as he had nearly 900 followers. >>> well we now know who they said would try to snatch that toddler from the stroller on the orange line metro train today. today they would order monique mcknight to get a mental evaluation to come back to court tomorrow as the 48-year- olis charged with attempted abduction as witnesses said that she would try to grab that 2-year-old out of her stroller

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70s on the bay and coolest temps as usual in the mountains but upper 70s to low 80s right now with waldorf at 83. so really another fine comfortable afternoon. weather headlines as i said, a great night for high school football. warming touch more humid sad. now that -- sat. now that -- saturday. now that weak can't behind it will be cooler on sunday certainly and drop temperatures maybe five; ten degrees in spots but for most of us this is going to be a dry front coming through. off to our north and west, lots of rain from the northern plains out maybe some severe weather in oklahoma and kansas and then we're looking at these showers and storms which as they were coming through chicago dropped a lot of rain here but look get in toward indiana and ohio and approach cincinnati they fall apart. down across florida been very wet for weeks down there and look got this very broad circulation. at this time of year, we're in an old front. if you can get tropical developments. we'll this to see if -- watch this to see if anything happens but right now the moisture stays away from us. some are hint

northeasterly winds really keeping the clouds in place. 64 degrees for leesburg and frederick. 68 for waldorf. yesterday this is about as hot as it got. we're going to see a little bit warmer temperatures today. into the mid-70s we go. lower 70s for a lot of areas off to the the north and farther south. it's not a warm day. it's a few degrees below average but we are starting to dry out from yesterday's showers. we really needed that. here's the fran as we head through -- the plan as we head through the evening. i think we'll see a lot more sunshine tomorrow but we're setting the stage for a nice afternoon and evening. by first thing tomorrow morning, another cool start to the day. you can leave the windows open. it's not going to have that damp feeling like we did last night. of course the aren't going to be any showers for this evening. give your ac a little bit of a rest for this evening. you might need to turn it back on tomorrow, though. here's a couple of clouds hanging around for lunch time as we head through 7:30. you can see a lot of areas farther west of 95 will be pretty clear. as

these are moving off to the east sort of in prince george's county from waldorf to upper barl morrow head -- marlboro headed to dunkirk. then as we ge to the north, the front is pushing through now. these are dew south headed right in toward western howard and montgomery county. we have lighter showers scattered across parts of loudoun and fairfax as well. not as heavy but a few showers here and there. it's still quite mild. temperatures up to 77 now in washington. most ever us in a very humid 70s air mass right now. you can see perhaps a break in the sky cover if you're lucky. for the rest of the afternoon, a stray shower. a stray peek of sunshine. upper 70s, will fall into the upper 70s this evening. joaquin was upgraded to a hurricane this morning in the atlantic. it does have eyes potentially on the east coast of the u.s. i'll have a full update in a few minutes. >>> the national weather service is looking into whether or not it was a microburst or even a small tornado that touched down in laurel last night. here's a live look at the destruction. sky 9 over the scene. you see the

waldorf at 86. low to mid 80s shenandoah valley. 88 in leesburg. it's a warm, warm night.been very dry lately. really dry stretch. today marks day 14 without measurable rain in washington and over the past four weeks pretty much just over half an inch of rain. some folks from westminster to hagerstown, they're complaining everything is really dry. we really need some rain. hope for that, wednesday and thursday going up. moisture to the south. and a front to the west. they're going to come together. you can already see storms ahead of that front tonight pushing toward detroit. this front gets here later thursday. so tomorrow just heat and humidity as the high pressure pulls away. as we get in to wednesday conditions will improve. we've seen nothing really going on here tomorrow except hot, sunny, humid, and with the temperatures in the low 90s, looks like the heat index going to be in the mid to upper 90s. forecast for tonight, 66 to 72. not nearly as cool as last night. south winds light, 5 miles per hour. we heat up 86ly -- we heat up quickly tomorrow. temperatures in the

police say he entered a dash inn on crane highway in waldorf on early sunday morning.e showed a gun and stole money from the clerk. later that day he robbed a cvs on leonardtown road and yesterday he robbed an employee at a 7-eleven on crane highway. police say they would sure like to hear from you if you have any info. >>> doug is here. now before we get to the forecast, you went up to new york to have a little fun at 30 rock. >> it was some of the most fun i've had in a long time. i got the call. they said they want you to come hang out with jimmy fallon on "the tonight show." we played the whisper challenge. if you have seen it, with know what we're talk. it's on the nbc washington page and my facebook page. here is one of the clues i gave jimmy. >> we're here to do the whisper challenge. doreen gentzler. >> do it, no questions. >> news4 followed by tonight show, tonight. >> do it! >> no questions. >> it was so much fun. i had a great time. and i gave him a lot more clues as well. so that's going to be up there over the next couple of days. and all i got to say, one

. >> the choice bought the waldorf astoria where he used to stay. but they agreed on one narrow issue, about the south china sea. the president basically said stay out of it, this is an ancient recognition that this is chinese territorial waters. gwen: the other thange -- thing that's cast a shadow over this visit is the chinese stock market has really been taking a hit. did they agree not to talk about it today? >> i think that was not the focal point of the visit. but it's the backdrop of the visit because weakness in china, it's really interesting, on the presidential campaign trail president obama talks about the chinese eating our lump. in fact we want the chinese economy to be doing better because when the chinese economy slows down, the world economy slows down. so there is an interesting balance where the united states wants china to trade with us in a fair way, rebalance their economy, build up the consumer part, not so much emphasis on exports at the expense of american manufacturers but we do want china to be doing better and no one is qu

but 93 in washington. 91 in waldorf or la plata. western shore communities along the bay may be below 90. as far as rain chances today, the only rain drops aren't anywhere near us, and aren't coming our way. they're off the outer banks of north carolina. if you're doing traveling off and on traveling across florida and south texas and showers and storms across the midwest. by and large, the high pressure is large and in charge of our weather. here's the future weather through the course of the day today, rain chances are very, very low. the fog will be gone by about 9:00, 10:00 this morning. the only places that might have a quick shower today, down across parts of southern maryland but rain chances are below 10%. not zero, but below 10%. everyone has a better chance of a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. best chance for rain comes up on friday. by then, we'll have four 90s in a row. cooler and less humid just in time for the labor day weekend. that's a check on the traffic. check on the roads with melissa mollet. good morn

china has business interests that own the waldorf astoria.ld lead to spying, bugging. in the movies that highlights bugging, james bond had to deal with a threat from russia. >> one of the things to be near the phone. not only checking this phone for a device that's bugging the -- your call. also whether or not inside here there was another device. >> in your decades of police and detective work, how common was bugging in hotel rooms? >> very common. wherever somebody knows you're going to be, and they want to find your secret, somebody can place a bug. >> there are thousands of hotels for a u.s. president to stay. >> they should do air b and b. >> the dream hotel. >> he's welcome to come and stay with me in my office in queens. >> one presidential candidate won't have to face the issue. he already lives here, and his name is on the building. >> the president says across the street from the united nations and here at the palace. >> the management of this west side hotel claims many u.s. presidents have stayed here from clinton to garfield. th

a lot of storms down towards la plata and waldorf, southern percent of anne arundel county and extreme southern prince george's county. a very good light show if you're in d.c. looking southeast. a lot of people mentioning that light show earlier today. no lightning now. the heaviest rain across the bay. more rain back towards the west. and if you travel even farther to the west, that's where our storm system is. and still some thunderstorms making their way our way here is a couple trying to move up i-95. but we will see more storms overnight tonight and in through the day tomorrow. show you future weather here. at 11:00, you can see where the showers. yep. picks it up pretty well. this is a computer model taking us through tomorrow morning. and notice most of the overnight we'll see some showers. maybe a thunderstorm. but by early a.m., where you should be good for the morning rush. i'm not too worried about that. there will be a few showers around. but by around noon or 1:00, notice we start to see more developing. and then by 4:00, everybody gets in on the action. we could see some

southwesterly through the day. 65 in arlington, and 70 in downtown washington but only 65 degrees in waldorf. most people cooled down overnight. on 9 futurecast you can see it's really spotty with the heavy cells concentrated in one spot or another, and more spotty thunderstorms developing. the heaviest activity is north and south of the beltway according to 9 futurecast, and it's hard to lockdown where the storms will develop. be mindful we could get thunderstorms anywhere from noon to 7:00 p.m. this evening. sunday, just a lingering shower. today is a yellow alert day because of the threat for showers and storms. today's high, 80 degrees and tomorrow, 75 and awfully breezy tomorrow gusting about 20 miles per hour at times, and then a pleasant day on monday when we head back to work and school, and it sticks with us all work week. we will have temperatures in the mid-80s all week with lots of sunshine and no chance of rain for the entire work week. back to you. >> thank you. >>> and fashion-conscious shoppers have a new way to get deals. the new modern face of goodwill earned $4 billion ann

in new york, they bought the waldorf astoria..$1.9 when you see that, they are eating up companies, like construction companies. they are looking into the real estate market to buy properties in new york and l.a., but they're also looking at the business. they are buying land and partnering up with local build this.o help scarlet: they are entering at an earlier point in the cycle. the waldorf astoria used to house dignitaries during the you in general is simply. question whether it is safe for those officials to stay there. what kind of political pushback are you seeing to chinese ownership of trophy properties? peggy: we have not seen any really. the u.s. is very welcoming to the investment. buyer, thel chinese markets have been new york and california, but they are looking at other markets, like miami, to invest. in general, when you see this type of investment and type of money being poured in by large corporations, parents are looking at education. i want my kids in the u.s., and lead thanr corporations from china investing

greg: so rosanna and i went to the waldorf hotel and saw the honey making and ut put on the beekeepers suits and we hang out with the bees and watched how they operate. it is fascinating. we have footage of the hives with our hats on. you make it really hot for the bees. when the bees sense it is hot, honey. they think they are about to burn up in a forest fire. that is crazy. >> it is. >> jen at work. >> bee keeping. it is legal in new york city since 2010, believe it at nor, a lot of roof top hives in the city. we headed to bushwick to meet up with the king bee andrew. so clearly you are seeing the bees here. there is a bakery and what are the bees doing? >> gathering nectar and pollen and making the honey and taking care of the young. >> 50,000 bees per hive. >> per hive? >> yes, so 150,000. walk me through what exactly i need to do. >> we have a lot of fun, but we are on a roof top and there are tens of thousands of stinging insects in each of the boxes, so i do think safety carefully. >> as a beekeeper i'm inspecting the hives for disease free and the queen bee is healthy and layi

in a town called waldorf, which is very close heidelberg in germany. >> tell me about your parents and your family. >> well, i grew up in the post world war i era. of course those were really difficult times. and my parents were struggling to get along during this economic chaos that existed during those times. you may remember there was this very serious inflation. ludicrous in a sense, such as has never been seen before or sens sense. i believe that made it very difficult to carry on in anything at all. my father had a business made extremely difficult because of the economic conditions that existed after world war i. he was a broker for hops and tobacco and grain that he would buy from the farmers that lived in the town we lived in. and he -- and my mother helped him all she could. and of course they, along with so many others, were just struggling to exist in those days. but still you might say i grew up in a middleclass family. of course after going to elementary school in this town, it was expected that i would go to high school in heidelberg. really it was then perhaps on a some

the federal government is ending a decade-long relationship with the waldorf-astoria.ow under chinese ownership, and that has officials worried about espionage. switch has been in more for months, but it was announced today. the actors had complained about the treatment of the crocodiles whose skins are used with the bag, but they make up about 15% of the electric company sales. coming up on the bloomberg market day, shares of walmart have been hit hard this year. they are down about 25%. lacking behind the broader market. the retail giant is now hitting the flyers with new ease as well. how this could affect all of the products you see on your local martial. -- walmart shelves. ♪ scarlet: this is the bloomberg market day. we have some breaking news on advanced micro devices. reports been some saying that microsoft is in serious talks about buying the chipmaker. this was in the news earlier today. they were raising the rating on any of the -- on amd. saying that it is no secret that they are cpu roadmap is hardly competitive. scarlet: thank you. that stock popping on t