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we are showing you live pictures f breaking news in fort washington, maryland t an suv went off the road:45 this morning. two children were thrown from that suv. they're now at the hospital along with driver. we don't know their conditions.ow northbound remains closed between fort washington and old fort road. >> today president trump will attend make america great again rallily in great falls montana. the president isd exp to address tax cuts job creation and intervlaws. president truns to announce his pick for the supremert monday. >> marylandny congressman ste pneumonia.n the hospital for thyear-old is being treated with antibiotics. his spokesperson says hoyer is looking forwa to returning to work. >> a health warning now. do not swim in carrs reek near annafor the next week. nearly 42,000 gallons of sewage spilled from three manholes n academy golf course into the creek. carr creek will be closed until july 10th. anyone who comes into contact with the water shoul wash with soap and warmater. steer clear.don't take any chan. >> "eeeewwww." >> good morning to you. thank you for joinin

>> we have a crashfter fort washington road blocking all lanes.ng by.ga serious crash invtion involving an suv s big delros ugh stafford. right lane blocked. look at that delay. it's improve fm 47 minutes to 40 mute between route three and 610. atypical sr down. anothe serious crash in the district, mccomb street between4th and 35th. all lanes blocked. you haveo detour. metro is on time. 66 still looking good out in manassas. keep it ox 'le tto back. >> ♪ >> ♪ does yness internet oulet'b's see who delivers moi comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. offer up to 6 hours of he4g w. th irneess k twor everyone else,o way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number them, not so much. y weou keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope get internet on our adicd orspgig- call or go on line today.h. seventingeneration gets the laundry detergent from plants, not petroleum. and this stuff beets sins. its kind of a big dill. it squashes sixty of your toughest stains. seventh generation. powered by plants

you're diverted as washington road. this morning, 66 looking good. i'm situation, we'll keep an eye on the 5 comesp here. chris lawrence is at the live desk with more. >> yeah, melissa. we're just getting the first images of the sapp in prince georges countyth happened on 210. we're told the driver last control, hit the sard rival have hospital.e we hope to get another update on this in a matter of nutes. >>> it was a busyovernight for firefight firefighters. one of several outdoor fires they had to deal with. it was ignited by illegal firefights. >> crews are on the sne for a water main break. it could be several hours before the repairs are complete. >>> we are hearing more about a gas station murder of hernandez. his name was rashan bishop. he worked behind theonditioner and turned in a 19-year-old man, tried to rob t score on wednesday. john wa skilkilled and officers made the arres within mirrors. >> he did resist. and two officers were eventually able to take me io custody. >> this guy was a very hard worker. he leaves behind a 5-year-old daugh

again, it cleared the suv crash that was being investigated at fort washington road. down to 3 miles an hour coming up from lingston road. keep in mind livingston road susr backed up because it' a great alternate. all metro rail lines tnime. back to you.8 >> 6:0ight now. thanks erin. >>> straight ahead the frantic rush to t rescuese young soccered players still t inside of a thailand cave.& >> another case of poisoning in one british town has a neighborhood on edge. we're back in just 30 seconds. >> ♪ >> ♪ (birds chirping, a running brook,) ahh. e new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water.♪ de's so refreshing and cious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it real spring water, real fruit flavorsre freshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. low-tracking litter designed to stay off your floor, and everywhere else. lea s make litter less of ss. les start fresh. >> ♪ >> back now at 6:09. several wildfires still burning out of control out west this morning, a major factor the weather.re intensely hot tempes only making things worse for crews as they try

washington road. right now, they are pushing you off on to ft. washington because of the crash, southbound lanes are open here this year. the purple the showing you the closure poi and the red is where the happenbag goes. >>> in stafford, northbound right lean blocked by a vehicleh another probl stopped up, northbound right there. right side blocked at a crash. several weeks invold at a fender bender. >>> it is warm out from. getting you a.c. this morning. >> it's warm and humid. another day in the 90s. we'retuck in this heat wave. today, the heat and humidity will continue. we have some late dayto thundes and have the release to get those. look at the weekend, sunday, lookingfantastic. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. 81 in washington. 82 in anap sis. it's humid outside, too man if you're going grilling, temperatures will be in t90s by 3:00 p.m. if we hit the 90s, which we expect, seven days in a row of 90-degree 90-degreele temperatures. we'll look at the forecast coming up. >>> it was a busy overnight for firefighters. d.c. fire

chris buckler, bbc news, washington. roads and wales breaking up for the summer, there could be lengthy delays as more than nine million road journeys are expected to be made between friday and sunday. ben ando reports. if yesterday was frantic friday, today could be standstill saturday. travel experts say more than five million people are expected to set off this weekend on getaway trips at the start of the school holidays, and that means super—busy roads, airports and railways. at this time of year, it's really avoiding the peak times. so over the weekend, it tends to be lunchtime, so if you can go earlier in the morning or later at night. and also, you then get the advantage you're not stuck in a hot car when the sun is bearing down, or indeed the thunderstorms that are predicted in some areas. for staycationers, roads in south—west england, particularly the m5 and a303, look likely to be the worst—hit, while the port of dover is expecting its busiest outbound day of the summer, as thousands head to the continent. and a fur

the british ambassador at washington road to the secretary of state of an impending gift of being made ine the direction of the queen from the arctic timbers of the resolute. it would be presented to the president of the united states in grateful acknowledgment of the restoration of the vessel in 1856. this writing table was shipped to new york on november 15 on a steamship. it arrived at the white house on november 23. the lucky recipient, president rutherford b. hayes wasted no time using it. on the day of its arrival, he wrote a brief letter to a historian which said, mrs. hayes wishes me to thank you for the english newspapers containing a good words about the administration of her husband. it gives me pleasure to say that oteo it in the first n written in the desk made from the timbers of the resolute sent by queen victoria to the president. there is a plaque mounted on the drawer that briefly outlines the history of the ship, and says that this table was presented by the queen of great britain and ireland to the president of the united states as a memorial as a courtesy and lovin

road. for washington, single lane getting by paving, each way. >>> still ahead, tackling human trafficking>>> we arein bre in right now with an update on the tha case rescue, hearing from reuters. they're reporting tha a ninth person has been rescued from that cave in northern thailand.s nbc news not independently confirmed this. this is the third rescue operation, hopefully the final one for the soccer team, boys and a boech. eight of the boys are in the hospital. we'll update y as we learn more. >> thank you. >>> victims of human trafficking is opening a try to build a shelter. the shelter will take emergency referrs, which makes it different in our area.>> the salvation army wants dona donating. it is 5:25. and still ahead, not what you want to see on your next flight. a snake smuggler caught. >> why dod you n a python, at all, ever, in your possession. >> we'll tell you how he hid it. >> are now not allowed to take snakes on a plane? i wonde ifhere's a rule about this. 71 degrees right now. beautiful sunrise about to happen. what >>> ne 4 today starts now. >> it is 5:29 right now. ooh

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roads. goodmorning, jack >> sheena, thanks. good morning. ounew traffic pattern. we're going to keep on eye on it. the george washington parkway. for the southbounders, you get two lanes. northbound, down to one lane. that was the close spot, northbound. ndver road in northwest, closed, between ellicottre 44th . we have downed tree. pret quiet on the beltway. so, at this stage, you should find a lot of greenn the beltway and getting there on of the feeder roadways. >> back to you. >> jack, thank you. >>> into that breaking news that jack just mentioned. here's the first look at that downed tree on river road. you can see it covering the road. we had the rain coming down hard. we've seen this ink the past w with all of the storms rolling through the area. river roadwe closed b 44th and ellicott street. this is a relatively small stretch of road. the only hope has to b crews can get out there and get that cleared in the next couple hours before the big rush starts. eun, back to you. >> thank you. >>> it's 4:34. now, toes the l information on the controversy surrounding theodore mccarrick's resignation from the catholic church. his

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washington. nice sunshine in thorning. but sun glare on the roads.at t temperatures in the suburbs, in the mid-50s. if you're exercising today, beautiful weather. back to you guys. >> we're going to a special report now onheoccer team members. >> good morning, everybody. as we come on the air, we're coming on early because of breaking news. a new operation under way in thailand, as we speak, to rescue the eight, young boys and their soccer who remain trapped in the underwater cave. this is after ur of the boys were brought safely to the surface over the weekend. let's get to jans mackey frayer who is covering this for us. tell us what you can about the effort under way. >> reporter: good morning, savannahk they went b in about six hours ago to get the remaining eight boys and soccer coach to safety. they bay it cou several hoursef

petaluma however...p-g and e officials say areas along lakeville street between east washington street and casa grand road..are still without power. some intersections are still on a four-way flashing system...and petaluma public works is working to restore them. pg&e has identified a blown transformer as the source of the outage..and is continuing to restore power to all residents. (jr stone) a man is dead after being hit by an s-u-v while running from police. it happened early yesterday morning in san jose on monterey road near the plant. police responded to a call that a man in a car had a gun. officers found the car and a passenger starter running from them. they chased him east on monterey road until he tripped on the center median and fell into a north-bound lane. an s-u-v then ran him over and he died at the scene. to top it off, the s-u-v kept going after hitting the man, and police are still searching for that vehicle and the driver. (jrs) a sacramento family is speaking out after their son's retrial ended in a conviction. reporter ken mashinchi has the story. in the eyes of barney fowler, wednes

washington. there are some road closures in that area while police investigate. officers are asking people to look out for silver car but not much other information is being released right now. >>> new this morning, russia says vladimir putin is open to visiting president tmp here in d.c. that visit would happen this fall at the height of the on election seas the white house announced yesterday it is planning this visit. the invitationot surprised a l of people, including the director of national intelligence. coming up, w show you how he learned about this potential visit during a live interview. >>> main street in ellicott city will reopen to traffic. that street has been cd for yearly two months after deadly flooding destroyed businesses in wne city's historic downto there's some that feel that reopening that streeis a step backwards, saying there's a long ways to go before all businesses return to normal. the road is scheduled to reopen 0 p.m. with some parking restrictions on lower main street. >>> the signs for the red "x" lane will be turned off for good t

for just in time deliveries of parts we asked analyst and ellen horst how the road ahead would look with tariffs from washington . well it it it would be very very damaging specially for the german export industry especially with the net for the auto industry germany shipping six hundred thousand cars. every year and then these profit margins are pretty slim if you suddenly at ten fifteen percent of incremental tariffs every consulate from germany to the states will be sold at a loss and comics would need to seriously consider that a venue change that would cost a lot of money so the worries in germany right now are rightly so pretty high on all that said you'd think the comic is would be feeling a little under the weather right now a storm is brewing of america's punitive tariffs diesel gay continues the cost its clout at the german lobby group v.a. is being clear skies ahead. the sunny bolin weather is putting a shine on the capital's cars german carmakers worldwide production is set to climb to sixteen point seven million vehicles this year the industry's top lobbyist down hard matters believes the companies

roads. live in washington, let's go back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. >> yes. >> so take a look at this here on your screen. this is an indiana church making a political statement by placing jesus, mary and joseph inside a cage outside their church. the migrant family they say cradling the newborn but they are detained. they say this is the church's way of protesting president trump's zero tolerance policy. it launch whaed what it calls e family is holy campaign. >> it is 6:17 right now. seven out of ten of the safest cities are right here in california. three are local. here is the map of those rankings. mountain view 7th. davis, california topped that list as the safest city in america and the most dangerous down in southern california, l.a. number one. >> all right. so if those crowds aren't your thing you can stay at home, watch fireworks right here. >> that's right. >> what better way. tonight is the 4th of july fireworks spectacular. you'll hear a special performance from the voice coach kelly clarkson. >> i was indtimidated w

. >>> speaking of crawford making a family road trip to washington d.c. home run derby. that is always fun. bryce harper with his dad pitching to him. he won that in front of his hometown fans. a big all-star game is today. >>> and. >> i think he's a free agent. >> i know today would be a good time to get out there and play ball. >> whatever you a have planned. it may be based on the timing and location where you will feel the most comfortable temperatures. you don't have to wait on that we will see clouds to start. it is going from the upper 50s to upper 70s. we will get a lot more sunshine you can see how the temperatures go up several degrees. it will be a hot one today. we are looking at 91 today and 94 in morgan hill. it is 96 in walnut creek. we'll have mid-70s for oakland and 85 in redwood city. low 90s for much of the inland valleys in the north bay we'll be watching that heading into tomorrow night as well as tomorrow into friday with higher humidity in the forecast and hot temperatures. the rallies in the mid-to upper 90s. this has been closed since about 10:30

analysts on hailing horsed how the road ahead would look with auto tariffs from washington. well it would be very very damaging especially for the german export industry especially with for the auto industry germany shipping six hundred thousand cars. every year you know and these profit margins are pretty slim if you suddenly get ten fifteen percent of incremental carrots every consulate from germany to the states will be sold at a loss and comments need to seriously consider their value chains that cost a lot of money so the worry is in germany right now all are rightly so very hard on there in london for us still german comic is a optimistic about the future needs of the emissions scandal no the trade dispute dampening production this year around sixteen point seven million vehicles are said to be produced world wide and you high according to the german association of the ultimate motive industry it expects a small increase of one percent to the number of registrations issued here meaning sales of around three and a half million vehicles should washington decide to raise

he is in washington for the latest tournament, after a long road to recovery.tty low. i had a bad thing quite well, i think, pretty low. i had a bad thing quite well, ithink, in pretty low. i had a bad thing quite well, i think, in the practices that have had. i have been competitive with all the guys that i have been playing with, a good sign. i have got to transfer that onto the mat cord, which is harder than people think sometimes. will take on american mackenzie mcdonald in the first—round of the city open in the early hours of the morning. a man who was just 11 when murray won his first title. he is ranked 730 paces higher in the world ranking. it has been quite the fall from murray, who lastjuly was the best player in the world, and a nagging hip problem and painstaking rehabilitation has seen him slip outside the top 800. in between a 19 two has never played outside asia. i could move up 300 400 spots in a week, which is nice. hopefully i can get back up there with you, but it feels like i am sort of starting from scratch. should be fun. and fun has been

washington. a lot of glare on the roads. it will be hotter bylunchtime. 93 for a high.f, the sun sunglasses. it will be nice but hot. there's tropical storm chris coming up. we'll have more details coming up. let's get over to melissa for a look at the roads on this tuesday. right now, chopper 4 still over this problem, a pedestrian was hit here, eastbound columbia pike.ch per 4 is zooming in. police tape across the road here. they've been there for about au t this point this morning. the good part about getting around this is, there'sot of neighborhood streets. you can work your way around it. eisenhower avenue connector, some left side blocked there. alexander, local lanes. a crash there reported, as well. the rest of the beltway looks okay. in the district, 295, with that left side blocked by a crash. >>> your time right now is just about 6:32. we have breaking news. reuters is reporting that an 11 boy has been rescued from the cave in hiinthailand. >> boys had been rescue ed previous to this. this ambulance left the scene four minutes after the ninth boy waesed toda

he is in washington for the latest tournament and what has been a long road to recovery.s have been low. i have been practising well. i have been competitive with everybody i have been playing with, i need to tra nsfer been playing with, i need to transfer that onto the match court, thatis transfer that onto the match court, that is harder than people think sometimes. he will take on mckenzie mcdonald in the early hours of the morning, a man who was just 11 when andy murray won his first title, but who is ranked 750 races higher. it has been quite a fall from andy murray who lastjuly was best player in the world. a nagging hip problem injanuary, in the world. a nagging hip problem in january, painstaking rehabilitation, has seen him fall outside the top 800. if i win a couple of matches i could move up 300 spots in a week which is nice. hopefully i can get back up there quickly but it sort of feels like i'm starting from scratch again. so i'm looking forward to it. it will be hard but it should be fun. wayne rooney dropped by to hit the back of a different nets last week

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americans begin to hit the roads and the airports and what could be record numbers this july fourth holiday. we're live everywhere in washington d.c. motorists are taking to the roads. denver airport where passengers are not taking to the skies. chicago where traffic is just taking a toll. in wildwood, new jersey, some folks are trying to take a stroll. be cool, be calm. try to stay out of the heat. welcome to "your world." i'm neil cavuto. 47 million people expected to travel for the holiday at the exact same second. that would be a new report. drivers are digging deeper as gas hits a four-year high. we're all over it with claudia cowan and deidra bolton with the high gas prices. claudia? >> hi, neil. that's right, the rush is on in airports like this one? san francisco have been bracing for the record crowds with july fourth on a wednesday, many decided to take the week off for their summer vacation and take a look at this statistic. a record-breaking 3.8 million people will travel by plane this holiday week alone. in fact, domestic airlines are expecting their busiest sumner the history of u.s. air travel. >> everybody is j

americans begin to hit the roads and the airports and what could be record numbers this july fourth holiday. we're live everywhere in washington to the roads. denver airport where passengers are not taking to the skies. chicago where traffic is just taking a toll. in wildwood, new jersey, some folks are trying to take a stroll. be cool, be calm. try to stay out of the heat. welcome to "your world." i'm neil cavuto. 47 million people expected to travel for the holiday at the exact same second. that would be a new report. drivers are

the delay that came from the george washington parkway, georgetown toward the toll road and away, completely >>> here's the four things to know. two more d.c. families have lost loved ones to deadly shootings in the district. a man was shot and killed on maryland avenue northeast. man was rs later, a shot and killed been 19th street southeast. police blame the shootings on guns. >>> theodore mccarrick center is now the catholic charity center in silver springs.cc mrick faces accusations of sexual abuse. he recentlyresigned from the college ofin cards. >> pressure is mounting on les moonves to resign, following claims of sexuaemisconduct. board met yesterday but has not taken action against moonves. cbs has hired outside counsel t take an independent investigation into the allegations. >>> jury selection gets under way in the trial ainst paul manafort. president trump's former campaign manager is the first to face trial on chargesil by robert mueller. that's not connected to te time with tmp campaign. >>> our final day of july. ypical in july, it's 90 degrees or raining. today, it's raining.

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road with theusy commute today. you'll see sun glare and tempatures heating up quickly. a dry commute for you. 82 in washington. i in dulles. 79 in quantico b feels warmer. >> if you're going to do w drilling, il be a hot day. temperatures in the mid-90s, feeling like 105. the national independence day parade, tomorrow is looking good. 88 degrees by 2:00 p.m., tempatures will b around 90, but staying dry. and the fireworks look good, too. in the city, in your neighborhood, or at the beach, it looks nice and cry. thursday, a better chance for rain, lingering into saturday. and 80s across the weekend. >>> let's head toelissa watching the commute. >> good morning. 50 at the bay idge. a l of people will be headed eastbound today. you want to leave before 10:00 a.m. or after 010 a.m. the worst time to travel, 10:00 to 10:00 today. in a loop and out of the loop on the lty. you can see, nothing there is in your way.ua same son if you're headed outbound on 66 this morning. take a look here. no worries. >>> the first thing a lot of eeople do when they wake up is down a cup of co there may be evidence that that coffee ma

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police shut down roads in and around the washington hospital center campu while police, some officers armed with long guns, searched t i hospitalide and outside. a u.s. park police helicopter was brought in to search rooftops. as the search continued the campus was put into lockdown. first,ne building and then three more buildings locked down. within minutes, police determined the situation was actually a verbal threat and not an actual active shooter. a spokesper for the hospital tells news 4 in an e-mail an individual entering our cancer center made verbal threats to up of our sff members. no weapon was seen, and no injuries occurred. the threat and subsequent lockdown caused lots of patients like michael day to miss their appointments. >> we were on the bikes coming, and the driver got information that they were -- that they would not be able to go il.o the hospi i had an 11:30 appointment and what i have to do now is end up going back because we don know how long it's going to last. there rter: so, again, was never an active shooter here at the washington hospital center, but earl

calls to firs responders indicated an active shooter as the cancer police shut down roads in and around the washington hospital center campus. while police, some officers ard with long guns, searched the hospital inside and outside. the u.s. park police helicopter was brought in to search the roof tops. as the search continued, the campus was put nolockdown. first, one building and then three more bldings locked down. tithin minutes, police determined the siton was actually a verbal threat and not an actual active shooter. a spokesperson for news 4 says in an e-mail an aider eg our center made verbal threats. no weapon was seen and no injuries occurred. while today turned out to only a threat and not an active shooter security expert tells news 4 hospitals in particular have reason to be on high alert. >> hospitals are a hoy-risk environment for healthcare employees just for impulsive violence, for threatening behavior for something that might turn into a mass shooting. theyeave concern from all th different angles. >> now a spokesperso from the hospital center sent mow an e-mail saying the safety of

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roads today. not just the heat but a lot of people leaving town for the fourth of july. >> according to aaa nearly dmillion washington is expected to begin in just about an hour and a half from now. fox5's melanie alnwick is lick on the highways cheg mel, don't try to get away. stay with us morning. the omtrisut ih holiday, a d sveo taso h mave stayed on, it's time to let some other eeople ht joy as well.ha we are he at the maryland wese because this is what do for you guys. we travel far aond wide try to see how thingsre going. everything isre so far

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president may be facing a political storm back in washington after his summit with russia's president putin but if the road rodeo is getting bent an easy ride. trigrams rescue cave or is are back with their families now some of them say they want to be navy seals all professional footballers when they grow up. and the invisible children of the bosnian war they were born to mothers rights during the conflict of the early one nine hundred ninety s. no one wanted to acknowledge them then now they're fighting for their rods. welcome my name's christopher spring and good to have you with us turkey has lifted its state of emergency introduced two years ago after a failed coup that left hundreds of people dead turkish president everyone used the measure to rule by decree in crackdown on the opposition tens of thousands of people were purged from the military and from the civil service and hundreds of police to. when journalists were arrested although the government has now opted not to extend that emergency bill it's proposing a stringent terrorism bill to replace it. and for more we're going to cross now to ista

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let'sto the roads as holiday travel prepares to get under way. according to aaa 1 million washingtonresidents will be driving out of town and the gridlock is expected to begin in a few hours. our melanie alnwick is live on thehw higs this morning checking out the trouble spots.i hope you're headed to as destination a well, mel. y >>> riou know, i wish i were actuangy headio a fun destination. instead we're just sort of drivingun aroin circles. we get the misy but we don get the payoff at the end. aregood news is things clear. we're on i-95 north because this is where things are expected to gunk up around 6:30 this morning. so, those -- even though tuesday evening that early rush between 4:00 and 6:00 i supposed to be the worst of the traffic, t iay is whent really begins. so, according to aaa and inrix they say that today, 6:30 this morning on i-95 north,p a 48 minute tri going to slow to an hour and 39 minutes. at 11:30 this morning on the inner loop of the beltway,in a ute trip slows to 51 minutes, ant 394 p increase in travel times.n & and certainlyas you get into tuesday, we have

washington, d.c. we cannot go down this road.ve a serious chilling impact on all of these functional people in the white house to help the president do the job. what's next? find the people that take the garbage out to the dumpster saying, did you look through the garbage last night? this is a lunatic idea. >> i think the issue is there's no recording you said that we know of. >> right. >> pretty much every russia expert i heard from said there's a recording. when the united states doesn't have it. somewhere. right. and so, i think the white house created this problem in a way. because usually there is someone else in the room, a staffer, someone with the president. that could, not only for history's sake and report back and getting information about what happened in that meeting from the russians. >> right. >> that is not ideal. >> who knows if they're telling the truth? >> right. >> would versus would isn't the excuse. how the white house crafted the cleanup campaign yesterday. stay with us. wednesdays. at outback, they're for

road work in the clearing stages, 32 eastbound, before the baltimore-washington parkway. no orange line, nothing good. it's still green. hopefully we're off to a geat start early. molette, aaron. back to you. now.t's 5:02 right >>> this is day four of our heat wave. today's temperatures could be dangerous, to >> we're working with you on tips how to makere you're prepared and safe in the swel r sweltering heat. we go to the national mall and justin with more. >> reporter: if you're waking up and wondering how it feels ou here, i can tell you it's warm, a bit humid. but we're seeing th runners and walkers come ou hrdzoutside. it will feel like 105 degrees. even though the actual temperature will be somewhere in the upper 90s so far. now, chances are that at some point, you will have to come outside and deal ith all of this. our advice to you, is to make sure you choose your clothing wisely here. we're talking about looser clothing that's lightweight. p and a hat on to blockut all of the rays. and most importantly, you want tokeep cool, as well. we reached out to a doctor f

for life's defining moments the george washington univeristy hospital defining medicine. >>> a major change is coming to come of our roads following a news4 consumer investigation. >> we've been telling you abo the safety concerns surrounding a particular type of guardrail. they're called x light ardrails. >> consumer investigative reporter susan hogan has the action being t transportation officials. >> i'm fighting so that no oer family has to be here. >> we first introduced you to steve last fall. his 17-year-old daughter hannah was killed after crashing into an x light in tennessee in 2016. >> a guardrail pierced her car and she was killed instantly. >> he learned his daughter was not the only one to die this way. for the last year and a half he has met withed state andal officials all over the country, pushing to have the guardrails removed. >> i just never thought that i would be going through this ever in my life. >> earlier this year this maryland mother joid his fight. sandra johnson carter's son michael died after hitting an x light on the eastern shore in february. she started her own campaign to have them mrem

washington post." julia, we have gone down this road, moved from nothing, there was no contact with the manafort fitting we didn't just choose to pick manafort, manafort was the campaign manager then to where we are today, collusion isn't a crime. >> we're mincing words between words that are synonyms, chuck, so we do know as you pointed out conspiracy is a crime. there's a federal statute against conspiracy and when i went back today to look at what mueller's mandate was it was to investigate -- pulled it here -- coordination between the russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of donald trump. that's another synonym. it could be coordination, it can be collusion, whatever you want -- >> there's a lot of cs. it's a c word. >> it doesn't even have to start with a c. >> it could be conspiracy to defraud the united states. that starts with a d. >> but for the legal defense of the president and his campaign to hin hirng on this, the fact that collusion is not illegal doesn't past the smell test and the timing that we can put in a vacuum here as manafort goes to trial. we may never he

washington. we'll have more on that. >>> if you're on the road, this is a look at interstate 80 westbound. still looks pretty good. we'll tell you more about the east bay commute and the south bay commute when we come back. >>> we had many 90s yesterday. and our lows are not that cool. looks like another hot day inland and warm around the bay. ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> welcome back to nt trump's for the supreme court is headed to capitol hill today for questioning by lawmakers. judge brett kavanaugh is the president's pick to fill the seat left by justice kennedy. reporter doug luzader joins us look at what's ahea

washington. tracie, thank you. >>> 12 young boyerand their so coach are on the road to recovery and we're getting our firstook at them since they were rescued from that partiallv flooded in thailand. a senior health official says the boys lost weight during thei 17-day ordeal but are generally in good condition and show no signs of stress. however, they are still facing more time in the hospital. nbc's janis mackeys frayer tell us more. >> reporter: a first glimpse at the boys aft that daring ree-day rescue mission, appearing relaxed, wearing face masks a gowns, waving from their hospital beds. their families kept six feet away behindlass to prevent infection. health officials say the 12 boys are in good condition, mainly because of their coach, 25-year-ol ake chatawong. was the last person out and was the weakest. in a letter heepologized to boys' parents. >> happy happy. >> reporter: his aunt telling us she's relieved. his uncle still worried. "he must feel remorse that he went there with the kids," he said, "but what's done is done." the incredible mission, a half mile underground, each boy sedated to ease an

washington app. >>> if you are planning to hit the road, you're not alone. aaa calls this terrible tuesday.l travel 50 miles or more for the july 4th holiday. the worst time to travel, about 3:00 in the afternoon, when rush hour hits. >> looking at the bay bridge, no problem on the eastbound span. the westbound span. isn't that nice? it will be yucky later today. >> that bridge scares me on the side. >> a little creepy. >> hot ghtoday, thou, guys. >> thanks, sheena. >> thank you for joining us for news 4 toda news 4 toda thy.e it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' on the oh y bed that adjusts on bdes to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed t? it's the last chance for final closeout savings on the queen c2 mattress. now only $599, save $300. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> good morning. it's a miracle. against all odds, 12 members of a boys' socce team and their coach found alive after 10 days missin in a flooded underground cave. but now the hardest part, getting them out in a delicate hightakes rescue that could take weeks or en. months we'

the becon on the hill showed brightly in washington, you had a nuclear nonproliferation protestor, you had a scientist super star falling from grace on the roads of redemption. we do not serve brains, the main course is beef welling tennessee. it is my pleasure to welcome to the stage joseph esposito, author. [applause] >> thank you, thank you very much and thank you all for being here. it's a rather soggy day. first of all, i want to ask, how many people are aware of this dinner that took place in 1962, the nobel dinner, any familiarity with it? okay, well, i'm going to tell you a little more about it and hopefully you will find it as fascinating as i found it when i was doing the research and writing of the book. first of all, it took place on a a day, april 29th, it was allusion of easter egg heads, it was a week after easter, it was first day of daylight savings time and the midpoint of the kennedy administration and it was, i think, it was a highlight of the really highlight of camelot. people were seated in two large rooms in the white house, state dining room which was presided over by president kennedy and then the blue room presided o