ning sponsored by newshour productions, llc d >> yang: gooevening. i'm john yang. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight: with the midterm elections less than 100 days away, facebook detects dozens of fake accounts, and deletes the bad actors. then, opening statements in the case of president trump's former campaign manager. ow will this trial impac robert mueller's ongoing investigations? and, using children's lemonade stands to inease their financial litera. >> lemonade day! is the perfect way to introduce these concepts of managing money. >> yang: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> knowledge, it's where innovation begins. it's what leads us to discovery and motivates us to succeed. it's why we ask the tough questions anwhat leads us to the answers. at leidos, we're standing behinn those woto improve the world's health, safetycyand efficien. leidos. >> kevin. >> kevin! >> kevin? >> advice for lifane. life well-d. learn more at raymondjames.com. >> babbel. a language program that tea

i mostly remember that it was fun. >> yang: the first generation of special olympics aletes were bornin a time when the intellectually disabled were shunned, often hidden in institutions. that would have been the case for loretta claiborne, if not for her mother's resistance. unable to walk or talk until the age of four, she went on to become one of special olympics' most decorated athletes. >> if it wasn't for special olympics, and i have some of the iskids, i think i'd be in or seven, six feet under. >> yang: claiborne got involved in special olympics as a teenager. >> it's taught me about how to respechat myself how t acceptance of myself how to respect someone else and it's ok to be me. it's ok to be different and to put the disability behind me pu ility in front of me and that's what special olympics taught me on the track like this. >> yang: claiborne has quite lite history, in a painting of eunice shriver at the national portrait gallery in washington. also in the artwork? sheets, another renowned special olympics athlete, who died in 2015. his favorite sport was golf. we spoke

and, as john yang reports, their goal is inclusion far beyond the playing field. >> yang: the summerof8: a nation in turmoil. protestors marched against the war in vietnam. thban riots erupted after assassination of martin luther king, jr. but amid theumult, an event the likes of whi the world had never seen: an olympics r children with intellectual disabilities. it was july 20. eunice kennedy shriver spoke during the opening ceremony at chicago's soldier field, just six weeks after her brother robert had been killed. >> in ancient rome, the gladiators went into the arena with these words on their lips: let me win, but if i cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt. today, all of you young athletes many of you will win. but even more important, i know you will be brave and bring credit to your parents and to let us begin the olympics, thank you. >> yang: about 1,000 competitors from 26 states and canada ran, swam, threw balls, jumped and showed the world that they could lly participate in the rituals of childhood. the event drew little notice at the time.bu it sparked a change in so

n >> yang: the.s.b.'s investigation led to several safety recommendations, including removing the canopies uck'smproving the duck's buoyancy buoyancy the n.t.s.b. has no enforcement powers. >> we sent out 30 letters to the operators of duck boats at the time. 14 of them never responded at all. >> yang: the other 16 simply acknowledged getting the letter since 1999, more thatwo dozen other people have died in duck boat accidents both on land and water. at least three government agencies, including the coast guard and the national highway traffic safety administration, share responsibility for duck boat safety. >> because these vehicles kind of slip through the cracks i terms of regulation and oversight-- you know, is it a bus? is it a seagoig vessel? who really calls the shots? they tend to get very ttle scrutiny. >> yang: until tragedy strikes, as it did last week on this picturesque missouri lake, claiming 17 lives. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> oodruff: for many students and their families, su

john yang has our report. >> yang: it's california's largest and deadliest fire in a season that's been relentless. but today, se hopeful news: thorities around redding lifted evacuation orders for some of the 38,000 people who'd en forced to flee. jeremy siegel with pbs stationpo kqed has been ing from the fire scene. >> most of the areas where evacuations were lifted a fairly concentrated. they're an area that's far enough from where firefighters have been able to build containment linearound the fire that fire officials and local authorities are confident dhat, with current win conditions, there is not a chance that the fire has potential to spread into that area. >> the car fire started small a week ago. >> yang: the "carr fire" started small, a week ago. then, on thursday, surging winds turned it into an inferno, sweeping through shasta and keswick, and into western subdivisions of redding, a city of 92,000. >> the wind had come up to 50 miles an hour or more. and there were jt all kinds of debris flying around in the air and the hot embers and hot leaves coming wn all over the yar

i don't know how i am going to do it. >> yang: ripley entertainment, the orlando based owners of the week, said in a statement that they "are cooperating with all deral and state authorities involved in the investigation." last week's accident was similar to a 1999 sinking in arkansas d at killed 13 people. that boat was outfwith a canopy roof, just like the one in last week's accident. after investigating the arkansas accident, the n.t.s.b. concluded that the canopy "was a major ".pediment to the survival of the passenge intended to protect riders from sae weather, safety hevestigaty passengers can be trapped beneathanopies as the boat takes on water and sinks. in the 1999 arkansas accihent, seven of3 dead were found still inside, four of them nned beneath the canopy. >> we found those to be a virtual death trap, thth those canopi in place, it was very hard if the boat went down for people to escape unless they were really goodwimmers or were sitting in the very outside seats. the vehicle, which weighs over four tons, once it reached a ngcritical level of floodit sank very quickly.

kelly yang: well, thank you for having me.obert: give us an idea, first of all, we were talking about real life and fiction. mia, the main character, how much is you? how much is it maybe developed to tell a story? kelly: i think mia is a very, you know, strong character, spunky girl. she's ten years old managing the front desk of a motel. i definitely also managed the front desk of a motel when i was eight years old all the way to when i was 12. so, a lot of it is based on my own experiences. i think she's a stronger version of me. robert: yes, who overcame a lot of difficulties, huh? kelly: absolutely. i mean, it was really hard for both mia and me managing a motel, the front desk at that early age, and getting customers to respect me and take me seriously. i mean, i would tell them to check out, but they didn't want to check out. robert: like the real world, huh? kelly: right, yeah. robert: how about your parents? how much of a--you know, what they had to overcome in order to put you in a position where you can also overcom

i'm john yang. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight: with the midterm elections less than 100 days away, facebook detects dozens of fake accounts, and deletes the bad actors. then, opening statements in the case of president trump's former campaign manager. ow will this trial impac robert mueller's ongoing investigations? and, using children's lemonade stands to inease their financial litera. >> lemonade day! is the perfect way to introduce these concepts of managing money. >> yang: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour.

these are the ghts right here, illuminated on eun yang. if you're a long runner or rid this morning, take it easy out there. it is an ugly shade of heat and humidity thismo ing. 78 degrees in washington. still 76 in fredericksburg. 71 in maryland. a hot one today. high temperature. there's an 80% chance of rain today. stormiest between 2:00 and 8:00, this afternoon into this evening. but t rain going earlier, we might stay below 90 degrees. on the howhole, wed plan for it to be or feel like 92 degrees. lower humidity, coming. more on that a few minutes. let's go to melissa. more with your nats red on. >> i had to rresent today. centreville having this problem here.no hbound 28 after machen road. just before quantico, as far as the work zone one lane getting by. it should be out soon. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, we look good this morning. earlier roadwork isgone, as well. no big problems. as we zoom in, in the district, south capital street and i street. a problem on mark this morning. right now, 30 minutes behind. aaron? >> t

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n yang will be at nats park >> if you're a big fan of baseball, washington, d.c.the place to be. we're going to look ahead to t big gam and a look back on its history. >> we want to kick this off th a look at your drive this morning and the 'rforecast. going to look at things on the road but first, chuck and sheena. what is the word for this tuesday? >> storms. >> unfortunately. >> not all day. we're looking at them through the afternoon. but timing. today, especially. >> i'm the only person that didn't get the wear nats red color. >> it's the all-star game. >> iff was yesterday. this is a live picture. these are the ghts right here, illuminated on

i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff. aaron has the morning off. i was looking at july 30th. >> i can't believe it. >> end of the month. >> i know jack taylor is feeling me, too. melissa.or >> we're going to check in with him in a moment. first, let's check in with sheena par parveenck with a c of the forecast. >> it was good we had a break over the weekend, you were able to enjoy the nice, dry weather. andhopefully you didn't have basement issues like we were talking about because we have more rain coming in. showers down to our south will be heading to the north. they'll be moving in eventually this morning. i think most of yngr mor rush is going to stay dry. local locally, we're looking at cloudy skies developing. temperatures aren't too bad this morning. mostly upper 60s. here's your monday planner, as we go through the day, dry but cloudy. don't leave home without the umbrella. we're going to see scattered showers throughout the temperatures may not get above 80 for much of the area. we'll look at how long the high rain chances are going to la

. >> i'm eun yang. we'll get right back to that in a minute. first a check on your forecast as we begin this friday. storm team4 tracking storms. >> chuck and sheena here with the forecast but melissa has been update on the roads. >> it looks nice outside. you're smiling very big right now. >> i'm a smiley person. >> are you? >> don't you think? >> sometimes. but this seems extra suspicus. >> i worry about people's outdoor plans this weekend. >> weold them. it's going to rain. >> exactly. maybe this is the weekend y binge watch your favorite show, read a nice book. peace for example. could be a lot of time to do quality reading over the weekend. today, four things ao knowut the next four days. enjoy because rain chances are climeang. first t of rain comes from down south along the carolina coast line. higher amounts the farther east you go. if b you're beand for the weekend, it's really going to rain at the coastline. off and on shower chances here quite high as well. enjoy today. mid 60's in the suburbs to 70 downtown. afternoon temperatures w

i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. >> about6: a.m. off to a beautiful start. >> we're hoping for repeat of yesterday. melissa is standing by with a look at the commute. first, let's check in with storm team 4 chuck bell and sheena parveen. ce out there. >> just gorgeous. we were outside yesterday, for quite a while. >> double dog walks yesterday for both of us. >> you know, it's not easy. is it easy for you? two dogs at one time? >> the issue with it is i have one tt's apuppy. >> me, too. >> when lucas was still around, two dogs were broken in. >> you have two different walking patterns, makes things complicated. have to untwist myself. >> i'm like this, squirrel right there. >> it's ather goody. you can hang out outside again. >> good weather again, coming up for goday. a great picture of "dumb and mb dumber" on my instagram. forecast for you. great picture entitled "do you hear what i hear?" you're going too want to at that. temperatures mostly in the 60s this morning. some 70s down by the bay. mi to upp

as john yang tells us, a new investigation finds other offenses and church officials allegedly coveredhem up for decades. >> yang: cardinal mccarrick was long one of the most recognized faces of the u.s. catholic church. he led the archdiocese of washington, d.c. and participated in funeral mass for rrnator edward kennedy. mccaick became an influential voice at the vatican and was among the cardinals that elected pope benedict xvi. hi the early 2000s, pope john seul ii asketo help manage the devastating xual abuse crisis. he was one of the drafrs ofth charter for protecting hoildren that was adopted by american b in 2002. >> now, i think when you look at zero tolerance, i'm saying this, other bishops aren't, i'm saying zero tolance prospectively, everybody is on the same page, if this ever happens again that's it. >> yang: mccarrick was the public face when the u.s. council of bishops issued its bcport about decades of abuse by priests, here on "meet the press." >> do you believe there's a special place in hell for men k?o represent christ on earth and abuse their fl >> there's certain

aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. a big night in d.c.ut also major rain storms that we had to contend with. the all-star game wasearly a wash. look at all that rain at nats park. it soaked the field. even flooded the dugouts. field crews immediately sprang into actn drying off what they could. look at all the water in the dugout. it made for a wet start to the much anticipated bgame. ut it went on. n> that's right. it wasn't the ball field impacted by the bad weather. portions of the gw parkway flooded out too. look at t video. nearly 3 inches of rain fell in less than an hour in that area. more than a dozen cars became stuck in the water there and rose suddenly a quickly. many of the drivers d to be s

i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff. aaron has the morf.ng we have coverage, jack taylor, in for melissa. and adam tuss is on t road. >> chris lawrence is monitoring breaking news fm the live desk. all that in a moment. first, to sheena parveen and your forecast. >> t rain in the forecast, unfortunately, after a beautiful weekend. today, we're going to start to see the beginning of what will be severalhays with h rain chances. four things you need to know before you walk outside. grab the umbrella even though it's dry now, you'll need the umbrella later onda rain will be moving in after about 9:00 a.m., starting with areas south. we have a rainy week ahead. another rainy pattern setting up. throughout the afternoon, aside from today, todayill be different. we will see warm and humid days with this rain in the forecast. >> we have rain not too far from south of the area. frederi frericksburg and richmond. around richmond showers. we are looking dry. i'll show you the timing as we go through today, comg up in bit. we need

i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff in for aaron.want to look at the weather. >> jack taylor is standing by with a look at your commute, as well. first, chuck bell and sheena parveen are here with yourfo cast. what's going on, guys? >> the one good thing i'll ay abouday, it's not going to be too hot. nobody can complain about the heat today. >> the last day of july will not be theotst day of the month. >> you have to do that. >> what? >> you remind me that tomorrow is august 1st. >> i did hear angie say it earlier this morninti >> i have so much to throw under the bus that i'm going to throw aaron under the bus even though he's on vacati m. >> heht be watching. >> no. >> cloudy skies overhead this morning. it's probably not raining at your house right

. >>> i'm angie goff in for eun yang thismorning. jack taylor in for melissa, watching the roadways. >> let' begin with meteorologists chuck bell and sheena parveen and see how wet we're going to get today. >> i guessme areas, maybe not as wet as other days. bit's still going rainy. the raueniny pattern continues. >> aery gray day today. if it's not raining at your house now, know that you should be um brel-ready. more rain in charlottsville, virginia towards culpepper and warren ton and eventually into the western sides of the d.c. area. be umbrella-ready for the mainder of the day. localized amounts, over an inch in sfotpots. the forecast models hint that there will be ang scatter of showers and storms. underneath any of those individual storms, youd co get a quick half an inch to inch of rain. man, is it steamy outside. in washington. 77 in annapolis. 70 degrees lesburg and winchester. afternoon highs today upper 70s and low 80s. pretty much where we've been the last few days. a near 100% chance you'll get rained on atnceast oe to

now just zero and that is the un special rapporteur on the situation on human rights in me in mar yang and she's holding a press conference on the final day of her ten day visit to bangladesh and that trip did include a trip to the refugee camps in cox's bazar to see the situation for the row hinge of refugees and we have with us the mohammad june he's here on set how mothers well has just come back from that particular refugee camp and cox's so you were listening in to what yang yankee lee excuse me had to say and she really had painted a very grim picture of him in is bizarre. it's really we were hearing a lot of frustration from yankee li in that press conference as well frustrated at the fact that she's been denied the chance to go back to me and more since this past december she's not getting cooperation from the government of me and more in her mission as special repertoire on human rights in me and more and you know one of the key things she said then was that this reprehensible situation that exists in me and more for the ranger must in today she also said that there were hinge

what are you going to do about i'm erika gonzalez in for eun yang. melissa mollet will tell us how the roads are looking a bit, but first, we check in with sheena parveen and the storm team 4 forecast. it is friday. give us good news. >> i have good news for the weekend. you're really going to love this forecast. so, there's your friday good news. we're looking ahead to the weekved. today, we showers and storms in the forecast. you're going to need the umbrella, but this will provide us with some reeef. we will breaking out of the heat wave of the 90s, but we're watching showers and storms heading towards the area. we are dry now, though, so you don't have to worry about rain in the next few hours here. the first showersill begin north and west, closero about 7:00 a.m. 80 in quantity quo, 75le burg, 78 in dulles. another warm, humid start to the day. here's future weather. 7:00 a.m. now, we're looking at the area staying on the relatively dry side, just mostly cloudy skies. then there are showers and storms up by hagerstown, winchester, martinsburg s

eun yang. maybe this is your work weekend or maybe you're relaxing for the long weekend. >> the heat wave may be ending in a couple hours, but there might be rain on the radar. melissa mollet has your commute, but first, sheena parveen is here to talk about the forecast. hey, sheena. >> hey, guys! we had seven days in a row of 90s. we hit the low 90s yesterday, but today thet h wave will be coming to an end. we don't have any rain locally right now. we hadov some showernight, but if we take a wide view out, look at the showers and thunderstorms off to our west and northwest, some of these will try to swing through as we go past about 7:00 to 8:00 this morning, andhe then through afternoon scattered showers and storms in the forecast with a coldront that will actually be cooling us down this weekend, so relief from the heat isinally here. it's 81, though, this morning and still very warm and humid as e.u walk outs 82 in annapolis, 80 degrees quantico s all the usuts over the past several days th

i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron lcist. begin with a look at your commute and thee orecast. >> ware standing by with first 4 traffic. but we start with meteorologists chuck bell anden s parveen. what a great day to enjoy the weather. >> tgif. look at the sun coming up. >> right here. >> a gorgeous stahe of day. when is the next sunrise before 6:00 a.m.? >> you know, i'm tired -- i'm not going to ask what the sunrise and sunset is. chuck likes to tell me that the days are getting shorter. >> we lost 25 inutes of

. >> and i'm erika gonzalez in for eun yang. melissa mollet will look at the roads in a bit, but we want to checn with sheena parveen and the 4 storm team forecast. >> good morning, guys. happy iday! temperatures have been in the 90s now for seven days in a row. we'rre finallying out of it today, and into the weekend i think you're really going to like the forecast. it's going to be really comfortable. right now, though, we're dry, we're warm, and mid, so maybe a little uncomfortable still. showers and storms to our north and weat areng in this direction. we do expect some of these to move in through o partthe morning hours. not for everybody, though, for the morning commute. right now it's 81 degrees in washington, 80 quantico, 82 in annapolis. our typical 80-degree spots thaf we've h so many days in a row. rest of the area mid-70s. here's what'soing to happen today. by 7:00 a.m., we'll have thunderstorms north and west ofo d.c., mostly 81 from hagerstown down to la ray especially. then by noon, those showers move through the r

yang: p.j. tobia, thank you very much. t nks, john. >> woodruff: now to the daunting anenincredible rescue of a d boys who were trapped with their coach in a flooded cave complex in thailand. thstrescue was completed aga very difficult odds today, eighteen days after the group was first trapped. it took dozens of divers and hundreds of volunteers from around the world. william brangham will be here in a moment with more about the heroic rescue, but first, thispo from thailand by john irvine of independent television news. >> reporter: he was inood hands. this is the best view we've ha of any of the courageous 13 and the rescue mission that's captivated the world. we could make out two drips attached, a neck brace, d a blue hood to protect his eyes from the daylight. with gentle care, medics and soldiers stretchered the child to his airlift. the thai army helicopter that had been waiting all day had room for a second boy as well. identified only by their escape numbers, these teammates beingt flown here were 10 and 11. ndth

but as john yang ts, the e.u.'s decision was made with an eye toward getting changfe that would the future of the mobile phone market, search and advertising. >> yang: judy, european officials say google has abused the dominance of its android operating system to entrench its apps and services on smartphones. about 80% of the world's devices n on android. we asked google for someone to talk to, but they declined. instead, they provided a video in which company c.e.o. sundar pichai said android gives consumers more choice. all of those choices have encouraged innovation and competition, which in turn lowersost so thaeven more people have access to all the world's >> yang: earlier, i spoke withro an commissioner for competition margrethe vestager. i began by asking her about europe's case against google. >> this is a ce where we fin onogle has put in place three illegal restricto cement its dominance in search. say, fo instance, if you want to have an android operating system, well, then, of course, your users would

right yes go to for us on a wall street yang's thank you. and finally a cautionary tale of the perils affording for a fake news ninjas of course they're a big deal in japan for the city of i gather big money spin as well tens of thousands of tourists flock to the city's ninja festival every year but then a report by the american radio station claimed that the city is looking for a ninja before most for a new museum and with a huge salary to boot it turned out to be a hoax but want to be ninja still k. in metro. authorities in city hall are still reeling from what happened the fake news stories went viral stating the city was urgently looking for ninja performers for an annual salary of eighty five thousand u.s. dollars e-mails faxes and letters arrived from all over the world as far as new york nepal and australia and i. think but i was surprised to receive inquiries about working as ninjas there at least one hundred applications came in from fourteen different countries with more arriving every day. has now reacted and published a correctio

claudio encourage china's top politicians to open up the economy to foreigners chinese premier league yang painted his country as a defender of free trade routes you say june china and the e.u. are willing to talk about reforming and improving the w.t. on the basis that it maintains its core principles and continues to operate based on rules that foster free trade mostly so on the one hand you've got china saying it wants to enforce global free trade on the other hand the e.u. has long complained saying china's intense bureaucracy strict rules and subsidies make it extremely tough for foreigners to access their market so could trade tensions soon have an effect on the country while the latest stats today show the country's growth as we go to the end slowing slightly as you can see and china thinks that this figure at the end could go down further for the year now much of that is the result of china trying to offload a bunch of debts but with a looming trade war the economy could be lacking the firepower it needs to push forward what's clear from this is that we're seeing headwinds for chin

eun yang, one of the biggest fans of baseball here in d.c.he is on the field for us. >> i think the excitement is so very cool. having the home run derby innd d.c. a tonight, the all-st game at nats park. what a teaser that was for fans to have bryce harper win. see theiring here t favorite players, really put d.c. in the pspotlight. joining us is chris park, the head of rketing. welcome to washington. >> thanks. >> this must be cool to be in the tion's capit to celebrate baseball in this way. >> we've bn amazed by the erall support we've gotten from across the community. 100,000 people going tofanfest. and you mentioned, what a night it was here last night. >> it puts the c ay as sports town in the spotlight and everything the nats have done to transform this neighborhood. >> it's o onef the great porspo citying in the country. how much great support there is andas enthu for kids and llmilies here for sport and also for base it's a great time to be here. >> the youth development program is great here. and tell us about the pregame ceremony.

. >> i'm eun yang. we have first coverage with president trump.re tracking your commute and your forecast. >> first, sheena parveen here with the forecast. >> good morning. if people like summer sticking around. >> the weekend wasn't bad. it felt nice. b today wil hotter and

i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff in for aaron. we want to look at the weather. >> jack taylor is standing by with a look at your commute, as well. first, chuck bell and sheena parveen are here with yourfo cast. what's going on, guys? >> the one good thing i'll ay abouday, it's not going to be too hot. nobody can complain about the heat today. >> the last day of july will not be theotst day of the month. >> you have to do that. >> what? >> you remind me that tomorrow is august 1st. >> i did hear angie say it earlier this morninti >> i have so much to throw under the bus that i'm going to throw aaron under the bus even though he's on vacati m. >> heht be watching. >> no. >> cloudy skies overhead this morning. it's probably not raining at your house right now. but i would keep the umbrella within arm's reach of your plans for today, asmaain chances very, very high. it's 72 degrees here in washington, with aight northeasterly breeze. rain drops not much around to. a few drops there aroundla ma. 60 to 70 degrees. sheena mentioned not g

>>'m eun yang. the weekend is hours away now.t will be a spectacular weekend, especially for baseball fans. >>oh, boy. all-star game. just days to go until the big game, d.c. is t place to be for sports fans. this morning, we'll look at what's going on around town >> we want to check on your coute and forecast. >> we will get to me llissa in moment. chuck, what can we expect from the day? >> mother nature giving us a slow pitch for this fridea. theer will be cooperative for all of your outdoor plans. don't worry about cancelling anything. a fantastic friday. the weekend

and i'm eun yang. we hope y eoyed the weekend. it's over. back to reality. >> and the heat weave? the heat weave? when you get a fresh weave and you hit it with the blow drier. >> the heat wave -- >> you're getting tweets. >> you knowow that rks. you have to warm it up to get it looking right sometimes. the weather was beautiful. >> i can't. did we sayit's monday, 5:00 a.m. >> this b is aear trap of a inversation. on't know what's happening right now. >> most importantly, honestly, is that g hair weather. good hair weather. >> watt earn under theridge. >>it's a good hair day. just generalize it. >> even she agrees. >> i

. >>> i'm eun yang. the sky is pretty though, right?essa mollet is keeping an eye on the roads in traffic. first, a closer look at the forecast with chuck bell and sheena parveen. it's july in d.c., going to get hotweather. >> what are you going to do? can't do much. >> people complaining about the heat, i'm sure a lot of people are, we had a really long winter. don't forget. i have to remind myself when i walk outside and say it's so hot. >> the problem with winter, it didn't happen in winter. february was colder than march for the second year in a row. >> thank you, sheena. thatl. will be we have a partly cloudy sky overhead this morning. dry weather for most of us today. don't need to worry about rain of days or a couple across the area. temperatures, national airport, still above 80 degrees. away from the water in the city upper 60s to low and mid-70s to .et the day goi 88 in manassas. 91 here at home. a closer look at the rain chances as we move into the fweekend in more minutes. good morning, melissa. >> good morning, chuck. takin

downpours all over good morning, i'm eun yang. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. all that rain led tmua rough co for a lot of people. it took me an hour to get from bowie to the navy ward. it was awful yesterday. ?hat are the roads looking like this morni >> first, we have meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen with more on today's forecast. how is it looking? >> it looks the complete opposite of yesterday. this is going to be a fantastic day. don't have any rain after the heavy rain yesterday. it's feeling great outside right now. aaronas mentioning yesterday that it was raining so hard that he said if there's , baseba would eat his hat. >> i heard. >> we're doing a little hat shopping. >> chuck is determined. you're determined to make aaron >> he's going to have a sombrern ich before 7:00 a.m. he's the one that wrote the tweet. he's the one that eats the hat. temperatures the mid-60s in the shenandoah valley this morning. look out here. western maryland. the mountains of west virginia. those are 50s this morning. i think tomorrow morning,psig jn the shenand

. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang.hris lawrence ising the latest developments our correspondent nicole jacobs is going to the scene. i want to get you the latest picture of that fire in howard county. it started around 2:00 this morning. and investigators have confirmed one firefighter has been injured and taken to the hospital. the ews are getting support. the home is on woodscrape drive, just off of ilrd just south of maryland, state route 32. we don't know what caused this fib fire for if anyone was injured. the big question is if anyone was home at the time. aaron, angie, back to you. >> we'll keep an eye out on that story. >>> we're tracking more wet weatr headed our way. >> we sure are tracking the weather on the roadways, a well. we're looking at more heavy rain. >> i will continueo come down, heavy and fast at times. be ready. n

. >> i'm eun yang. we have first coverage with preseent trump. ca tracking your commute and your forest. >> we will look at the roads in a second. first, a look at the forecast. >> it's not that bad out there. you can feel the humidity. >> a little bit of tag. it will be a hot day today. the croloud cover made it look even a couple of thunderstorms this afternoon. it is 77 degrees in washington. many suburbs are in the mid to upper 60s. it will be sticky when you step outside. as you wake up and walk outside, the humidity will stay up. temperatures hotter than yesterday. and for the morning hours, 80 degrees by 8:00 a.m. we'll see sun and clouds warming to 82. by the afternoon, you can bet we will be in the90s with an isolated storm chance. we'll take you through the asch ho afternoon hours. let's head over to melissa with a check of the roads on this monday morning. >> this is causing some closures. holmes run parkway there. all lanes are blocked because of the fe activity. north pa am, quince ohard road. capital heights, near moralboro work zon

angie goff in for eun >>yang. 'm aaron gilchrist. we have a lot of ground to cover. we'll check on your commute in a first, we want a check on the weather. >> that's right. we have jack taylor standing by th more on the roads. but sheena and schuchuck, dynam duo back together aga and tracking yet another wet day. >> sheena is back after a four-day weekend. all it did was rain. that was it. >> yep. that's the only thingha that pened all weekend. >> you'd have to go to texas or beyond to get away from the akrain. it's g the eastern seaboard. >> there's nothing tsh it out of the way until tomorrow. big changes. dry for most of the area as you walk outside. as weoom in to frederick county, one heavy to moderate rain shower right ove frederick. if you're going to be leaving any time soon, you'll be driving through it, 's across 70. as we zoom out, we see activera ar to the south and to the north. at this hour of the morning to have this much rain around, you ynow that weather pattern is going to sunsettled, especially later on today. temperatures, though, as you walk outs

i'm eun yang. >> and i'm angie goff in for aaron gilchrest. >>> let's get sheena and chuck, back together on this tuesday. >> chuck had a rainy day yesterday. >> i know. >> a rainy day at the beach is beer than being at work. >> the rain was moving in. it's like, just going to stay in.

. >>> i'm erika gonzalez in for eun yang. we're working with you to help you celebrate this evening. >> it begins with a look at the forecast. laurynic rttke in for chuck to bring us the forecast along with sheena parveen. it's hot, ladies. >> it is hot. it's going to be hot all afternoon. like the heat and humidity, some people do. >> yeah. >> most of the time i think they're lying. >> yeah. theyhink about the kind of winter we had and say illuess ake it. >> our winter was so long, you can't complain.er >> yey, 97 degrees. i know. we're ke, what, it's 97 degrees. that was the hottest da that was from the national weather service, the hottest day this season. we had heat indices up to 110. not quite as hot this morning. we'rehe starting off on warm side. 81 degrees is the temperature right now. the sun has nott come up getting ready to move on up. we've got a little bit of fog out there as well. we're going to have sunshine today. hot and humid. feeling 90-plus at 11:00. temperatures will rise into the low to mid-90s heading

i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron lcist. we'll begin with a look at your commute and thee orecast. >> ware standing by with first 4 traffic. but we start with meteorologists chuck bell anden s parveen. what a great day to enjoy the weather. >> tgif. look at the sun coming up. >> right here. >> a gorgeous stahe of day. when is the next sunrise before 6:00 a.m.? >> you know, i'm tired -- i'm not going to ask what the sunrise and sunset is. chuck likes to tell me that the days are getting shorter. >> we lost 25 inutes of daylight. >> that's another fact i don't need to know. >> i'm goi to let you talk about the pretty picture and how nice the friday will be >> thanks, chuck. that's so nice of you. that's the nicest thing chuck said to me all day.ot rwise it's bad information about lower daylight. i'll hear about it tomorrow. there's the sunrise. beautiful picture. almost like a painting this 72 degrees right now. another gorgeous day. temperatures elsewhe across the area, mid to low 60s in the suburbs. for your friday,njoy it.

. >>> i'm angie goff in for eun yang thismorning. jack taylor in for melissa, watching the roadways. >> let' begin with meteorologists chuck bell and sheena parveen and see how wet we're going to get today. >> i guessme areas, maybe not as wet as other days. bit's still going rainy. the raueniny pattern continues. >> aery gray day today. if it's not raining at your house now, know that you should be um brel-ready. more rain in charlottele

kic things off, max scherzer fired off the first two americanll leg atar but in the second inning, yangaaron judge made his presence known. in the bottoms half, bryce harper came up against the yankees. homerun after homerun. the game went into extra innings. a blast into left broke the game open ais h team mates hit a homerun. national league followed up and the american wins 8-6 g >> they their money's worth. >> reporter:. >> reporr:his was one of the most thrill games which is a of fun, still aotf competition, everybody kind of cameto gether, you can see fs trickling out of the stadium now out of nats park. and let me direct you to the traffic, as much, a lot on one side, this was entirely grid loy.ed yest we've been out mere all a day in the hours leading up to the game, it was thrilling. a listen to the big storm. >> reporter: we could capture some thunder and lightening.an kfully theun came out. they chatted warmed up. we got a quick word in with mr. bryce harper hims a bill i allusive we asked him a questi that was on ever fan's mind >> are you staying in dc >> what a question. >

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. >> she should heen nominated for christina yang. >> i'm terri at the trivia games. that show was a smash. >> for years. >> deid you get a haircut? >> i did. i got all them cut. >> i'm digging the blue blazer and ceck shirt. >>asual friday and looking sharp. >> itt was tha or my floor print dress. i had to match one of >> next friday, chuck. >> that will help ratings. >> skies are clear and it's a pleasant start to the day. there's no no weather worries of y kind today or tomorrow. no weather concerns over most of eke d. sunday afternoon, there's a slight chance for a passing onower. most of us need to worry about that. right now, how about tt? 59 degrees in winchester, virginia. 63 in frederick, reryland. 70 d in fredericksburg. the extra lg run or a bike ride this morning, temperatures in the 60s or ts after sun comes up. it will be 80 degrees by 10:00 in themorning. this area of high pressure promises us a nice stretch of about the next 24 to 28 hours.mi low ity today. dew points have been pushed into the 50s. that's all ground clutter by the way. any chances for