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aaron and his brother moved in with ralph full-time. but aaron couldn't move on. she had to have left some trail somewhere. barely a teenager, he taught himself every web search engine, looked for years. but found no sign of his mom online. and a terrible suspicion took hold of him, hardened into something like certainty. his mother must be dead. his father must have done it. >> and after that, it became more of, okay, where would he put her body? >> he was maybe 13 or 14 when he thought about those old coal mines around walsenburg. >> you actually went and looked? >> oh, yeah, i went through a lot of those mines myself. >> alone? >> mm-hmm. >> you're looking for the remains of your own mother. i mean, i can't imagine what that -- >> i can't explain it. it's always been a fire that just drives you to do something. >> and then one day -- >> i had been going through some of my dad's stuff in the basement. i found a box of stuff that she had supposedly taking with her. a denim jacket her mother had given her, passport was there. driver's license and something her mot

aaron: no, you nailed it. obviously the pit is an enduring emblem of that rapacious capitalist greed. but you also have people here who are proud of -- proud of where they live. the history of butte in many ways is you know this town that should have died and but never did. part of that is luck geographically but also the character of the people here. you know, they endured. >> anthony: as you might have gathered by now, this is a working class town. and unusual in that it's a union town. a proudly union town in an otherwise very red state. >> bryant: butte is the most interesting, important town in america that nobody knows about. >> anthony: bryant mcgregor is the owner of the silver dollar saloon in what was once butte's chinatown. >> amanda: so we call ourselves "butte, america." >> anthony: amanda curtis is a former state congresswoman, was born of the labor movement. she's a unionist, an advocate for workers and this solidly union city she calls home. >> amanda: when you got off the boat in ellis island

thank you, aaron. chris, thank you. >>> the nathan's hot talk eating contest may betae for the fourth of july. but another composition is happening here in washington, d.c. 14 concession taunts from all around the country, eat as many burgers as you can in justen minutes. this sexual video fr this i video from last year event. the winner is returning to defend her title.e ad 28 burgers. >> oh, my word. the winner takes home cash and bragging rights. people that come out to watch today at noon will be treated to free burgers. i don't kn b if it'st before or after. i don't know if you'd have an appetite after watching that later. >> it's .4: coming up, another reason to grab two cups of coffee. details on the study that confirms that fireworks can help you live longer. >>> wire >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> fireworks are often the star of many fourth of july ns celebratio. now, there's a new trend that's exploding, though. some are calling them digital fireworks. it's hundreds of drones moving i

aaron? >> melissa, thank you. it's 6:01 now. >>> time is limid. that the message from authorities in thailand working to rescue that soccer team from >> cave. bringing them to safety is proving to be quite a dangerous mission. a former thai navy s.e.a.l. who was part of the rescue team died from a lack of oxygen. the commander in charge of the peration says it was fir believed the kids could be kept alive inside the cave for a long time, but now he l noger believes that is the case and did not elaborate when asked why. theas group been trapped inside this dark, flooded cave for 13 days now. >>> ovalso, continuingage this morning on embattled epa administrator scott pruitt,ho is now out. he resigned yesterday after months of public criticism and numerous ethics probes. in his resignation letter to the president, pruitt said "the unrelenting attacks on me ndrsonally, my family, are unprecedented, a have taken a sizable toll on all of us." pruitt faces more than a dozen ethics investigations fo

i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. all that rain led to a difficul commute home for many people yesterday. always happens with rain at that hour. melia mollet will have a check of the traffic. >> we have something special coming up. >> what's that? >> aaron gilchrist tweeted out if they played baseball in washington last night, he would eat his hat. i have a screen s t ofe tweet. >> it is still on twitter. but w know it's a -- >> those are his words. >> i would hope it's just a phrase. >> i have no intention of eating a hat. >> i want to see it. we're all good. >> it's going to be a sombrero sandwich for aaron gilchrist before lunch. get the videotape ready. cold front has moved offshore. good-bye to the rain chancesnd hello back to the sunshine and really nice weather. current temperatures, 0s inthe western suburbs. low 70s around the i-95 corridor. no weather complaints allowed today. full sunshine, temperatures around average into the mid and upper 80s. more aboutee thend rain chances and aaron hat eati coming up. >

good to see aaron out at farnborough airshow, really in his element. more from aaron later. jane is back to look through the papers. we will talk a little more about netflix. we spoke about the share price but in terms of the business, it has been around. i was surprised to hear the seller, it has been around 21 years. really? yes, all about stuff on tape, vhs, and that kind of stuff. it was ten years or so ago they became this destructor where they started to stream material, and they were the destructor, and still are the great degree. everybody is trying to catch up degree. everybody is trying to catch up with netflix, but they are, and thatis up with netflix, but they are, and that is a worry for some? it is. there is quite realistic competition, looking at amazon, apple, youtube, disney, etc, a lot going on in that marketplace which is why i think the share price reacted so sharply yesterday. the problem for netflix, and we see a picture they are of the crown. it needs to keep coming up with this original content, and it costs a lot of money? it does. the whole media ma

she is motivating us with her awesome traffic come on, aaron. yes. come on. >> how about the weather? >> y we can find something about that picture that is motivated. in you d need yardwork? >> i can't see. it's dark out. >> i have to start looking for an edible hat. aaron took a beating for not eating the hat. >> i'm lookin >> w don't you just make a cake shaped like a hat.d e all can enjoy it. >> about 20 comments said that same thing. >> are we sti bting that horse? mret's move on. >> let's happening. right now, 71 degrees ingt wash. look at the suburbs in the low 60s. a little cler than yesterday morning. some of the suburbs have a chance of making it into the upper 50s before the sun comes up. there's that area of high pressure. that's going to keep us wedry. don't have any clouds around. we have no rain in the forecast until the weekend. today, beautiful weather, a lot like yesterday. sunn through the afternoon. low humidity, feeling nice in high temperatures. d to upper 80s again. we'll look at the rain chances coming up with chuck. let's see

aaron? >> chris, thank you. >>> it's 4:35 nowe' hers a look at the other top sties. a recording of a conversation between then candidated onald trump is former attorney, michael cohen has been made public. cohes attorney gave the tape to cnn. they talk about paying for the playboy's ormer alleged -- we will air that recording in a few minutes and tracie potts will have reaction from the president. >>> 10-year-old makiyah -- she was shot and killed outside her home in northeast d.c. four men in a nearby parking lot jumped out of a car here and started shooting. one of their bullets hit kiyah. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> the man stabbed at the friendship heights metro station was 28-year-old jeremy bond of rockville. police say bond was upset about the red line train running late went into ight a complain.er's booth to he got inside the booth and hit the metro employee. that's when she pulled out a pocket knife and stabbed bond in the chest. the police chief says the employee may ha

aaron? >> now to a developing story. several families without honis after lig hit an apartment building inga gaithersburg. >> the lightning strike sparked a fire in the crattic. s put out the flames and thankfully, nobody was hurt. >> you'r looking at a rehearsal here. a fewef hourse the real event. that's are the temptations practicing yesterday for tonight's a capital fourth concert. it begins at 00 p.m. o the west lawn of the capitol. >> security will be tightgh to u.s. park police says it's not tracking any specific threats but people should still be aware. >> our guests that come and visit our nation's capital become our eyes and ears. vigilant. be reach out to a member of law enforcement if you -- >> before tonight's concert, most streets downtown will be closed for the national independence day parade. that kicks off this morning at 11:45. all the streets highlighted in red shut down at 6:00 a.m. we have this map in the nbc washington app. if you plan to watch the parade or go to concerts, there are things you can

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the development brought aaron to a tipping point. were you no longer wavering at this point, aaron? had you come down on the side of, oh my god, my father killed my mother? >> yeah. yeah. >> now aaron, too, wrote his dad a letter. if he was guilty -- >> it's time. it's time to man up and do what you should have done two years ago. >> keith's defense attorneys went to the prosecutor to hammer out a plea deal. they agreed on 30 years in prison for the murder and for soliciting the hit. moments later, keith was standing in a paducah courtroom speaking the words his family and friends never in a million years thought they'd hear him say. yes, he murdered julie. >> there's no excuse for what i did. and i can't take it back. and she was my best friend. and i don't know what happened to me. but i did it. there's nothing i can do about it. >> temple bradley who works near the courthouse was there. >> my heart was breaking. that the person that i have -- that wholeheartedly i put my trust in for two years had lied to my face. >> i just can't believe we've been deceived in that way. we were t

aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. a big night in d.c. but 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 rescued. so the big question this morning, a lot of folks are asking, can we expect another und of that today? >> we'll check on the roads in first 4 traffic in moment. chuck bell and sheena parveen are here with more on what we can expect. >> good morning. we're having a flash drought is what i would describe. it was rainy for may and jun

aaron? >> chris, thank you. >>> it's 5:39. it's been two years since explosion in new york city entral park injured a boy in west virginia. >> they're hoping new evidence brings the person responsible to justice. new york city police just released thishoto of the plastic bag that exploded in the park july 4th of 2016. 19-year-oldonr golden stepped on the explosive. the oakton high school graduate from fairfax county lost most of his leg. that bag is from a bakery closed long before the blast. his father is hopeful tha the new clue leads investigators to a suspect. >> closure o this, both for our benefit and connor's benefit. but also, be able to move on and to bring these people to justice. >> police are offering a $40,000 reward to track down whomeve is responsible. >>> 5:40 is your time. still ahead, fireworks for sa just because you can buy them doesn't mean you're allowed to set them off. we'll break down where they're illegal in the area before you begin your celebrations. >>> and your fourth of july planner is once again

'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 aaron gilchrist. >> i'm erika gonzalez. we'll show you a picture that will probably be the calmest that the traffic will be. today will be the busiest day of traffic. >> we'll ook at the dangerous eat on this weather alert day, sheena. >> we're talking about the heat advisory. yesterday, it was feeling ale li over 105 for some areas, 107, 108 for part ofhe area. today, we're going to feel 105g s. we have a heat advisory for erybody again. the weather pattern is stagnant. if you have respiratory issues, you want to avoid the hours outside. make sure you stay hydrated today. it's 82 in washington. if we stay above 79 degrees for a low temperature, that's the 2002.st low temperature in here's what's going to happen as we go through your morning. we're going to stay very warm. we're going to. heat by 11:00 a.m., we're going to b around 90 degrees but feeling close to 100. we're going to look at the afternoon forecast coming up. >>> let'soead over melissa mmollet. in mccleon maclean, southbound parkway. a work zonein blo the rig

defending champion, aaron judge, from the yankee did not come back. be a new would champion drocrowned for the hom run derby. did you see heas wearing the d.c. flag bandanna around his head. he hit 18 homers in his final round at-bat. you said it, he's the third player ever to win itn home turf. and he's going to play tonight. in his victory last night, only making things more exciting for the fans and the city. it served up a preview ofhat should be a great game tonight. >> we're keeping an eye on your commute and your forecast this morning.l get to melissa in a second. first, chuck and sheena are here with a look at our forecast. already off to a hot, steamy start, guys. >> already are. when we startik this, the storms will come with the heat. >> we're trying to get them in and out of here before the game starts. >> we are. >> the mt likely time for the rain today, is between 2:00 and 8:00. have your nbc washington app ready to go. if you're just gting up because you're visiting us in town, download our nbcon washinpp and you have a radar feature on

aaron. >> i think it's cleanup time. i mean, through five administrations, i've never, ever seen anything quite like this. proposal by vladimir puti that actually would involve the united states agreeing to allow russian intelligence, law enforcement to interrogate -- but to interrogate a former u.s. ambassador. senior american officials scramble, including the general, to make sense of what occurred at the summit. usually, it takes a few days to get things straightened out. but this, i think, is an exercise in chaos. frankly, it would represent a really good scene out of a marx brothers scene, if it weren't so serious. >> before i get to marsha, do you think this damage control now has set the record straight? you know, he is saying he does believe that the russians influenced the election, that he will not agree to president putin's proposal. do you think this sets it straight? >> no. all it does is confuse the issue further. you don't get a second chance to make a first impression on a world stage with vladimir putin.

anita kumar along with aaron blake. josh, to you. you've been writing a lot about what the president is looking for in a pick. specifically, about the idea that sarah sanders, you just heard, talk about the idea that gender could play a role. i've been told by multiple sources inside and outside the administration that the president has told allies who are pushing him to strongly consider a woman, that he's not going to make jengender his top pick. you heard that reflected by sarah sanders. what do you make to where the president is on this decision? >> well, i mean, i'm not surprised that the white house would say gender isn't going to play a role. the real question is whether it will play a role in the process when we get there. the reason that picking someone who is a woman might be useful to the white house is any nominee that this white house puts up is likely to be attacked as anti-abortion and anti-choice. and that can be anti-woman's rights. to have a woman in the hot seat might make it harder for critics to put out tv ads or

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

hi stin. >> hi there erika, aaron. festival e folk life as well as the fourth of july celebration taking place as well. we know thersre h away now from welcoming large crowds here. first, the fourth of july checkpoints, there will bet eigt sep across the national mall opening o cwds at 10:00 a.m. pe bigade kicks off at 11:45 down between 7th and 17th streets. then 11:30, of course, the folk life festival will s up and welcome crowds there as well. this is all happening. as we know, the fireworks take place and the concert before that. gi that there are things that you cometo know befor out here, i'm joined by the national park service. mike, large crowds expected. any idea the number at this time? >> we don't have a number. we'reprepared, certainly, for if conditions are ideal hundreds of thousands. in years past.e we'r prepared for whatever crowd shows up. >> when you have crowds like that, of course, there are things you do not want them to brgino tthe grounds here, right? >> sure. it's a secure area. there's a bag c

>> reporter: erika, aaron, good morning. this hpened in broad daylight, fourth of july morning here at this exxon on the 1200 bck of pennsylvania avenue. it is a reminder for us all at the gas station to keep our car doorsocked and our keys on us or risk winding up being carlesut check this surveillance video. you'll see a red lexus pulling up alongside a dark mercedes. that mercedes belongs to d.c. ouncil chairman phil mendelson's girlfriend. you'll see a man hop out from that lexus and then hunch by that mercedes' dver's side door. he then opens the door and gets behind the wheel. it takes no time for him to itess start and pull off with the car, the purse, with the keys, and with the fuel hose there still attached. that red lexus that swoops in behind, and both vehicles ride off into the unknown. and we do have the statement now from chairman mendelson. he says, 'm thankful for the many expressions of concern. it's clear that these thieves have done this before. i will support the police in any way in order to catch tse p

'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

aaron? >> chris, thank you. now to a developing a woman recovering after being hurt in an explosion inside a fireworks warehouse. that missouri company, pyrotechnics, fire officials say by the time they arrived on t scene, the warehouse was engulfed in flames. a woman was trapped inside. but she wasescued and in the hospital with serious injuries. >>> we're learningutore a a deadly house fire in waldorf. we had a view overhe scene in chopper 4. you can see the burned out shell of the house on berry hills road. firefighters found the man dead inside. it appears the fire started in the bedroom and cost about $400,000 in damages. it's unclear what caused the fire. >>> then here in the district, take a look at this video. a food truck caugh fire right at the height of lunch-hour. still don't know what caud the fire. this is at 4th and e streets yesterday. not far from th national mall. witnesses tell us it only took a few seconds before the whole uck went up. this man working inside walked away with just minor injur

aaron? >> thank you. >>>it's 5:02 right now. this morning, a community is a angr upset over the murder of a 10-year-old girl. >> she was the unintended target of a triple shooting in the northeast. justin finch is live at police headquarters with more on the suspects. the this community is outraged and rightfully so. >> good morning. you're right. just crushing news f the neighborhood in the northeast. and also for the family of the girl who was shot, not far from her own home and later died. police are showing surveillance images of a vehicle they believe was involved. they're hoping that leads them to their suspecteds. we have a photo for you now. they show a block sedan pulling into a courtyard just east o divisienue. this is close to 8:00 p.m. four masked men got out of that car, police say. and they t began open fire in the direction of 15 to 20 people with children playi out nearby. the investigation went on for hours last night. in theend, three people were hit, a man, a woman and the 10-year-old who was playing nesh. pol

i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm molette green. the temperatures today will hotter.be >> that's why it's a storm team 4 weather alert day here. we're going to look at your comm but first, sheena has more on the weather alert.le >> the weather today because of the heat advisory and the dangerous heat, with the t humidit you can feel when you walk outside. we're talking about temperatures feeling like105 this afternoon. we have a heat advisory from nonuntno noon until 8:00 p.m. all of the counties shaded in orange with this heat advisory. if you have respiratory issues, you want to avoid long hours outside today 75 in washington. 72 in frederick. 79 in annapolis. take a look. here's the future heat index. when you factor in the humidity, by lunchtime. we should be feeling around 100 degrees byte the oon. topping out anywhere i would say close0 to d 105. it is going to be a hot day. don't expect any rain relief in the forecast until potentially fourth of july. we'll show you those small chances. and fourth of july forecast is coming u

aaron? >> all right. thank you, melissa. >>> three have va va'a families are hoping their teenagers survive a b crash. >> two of the teens are in critical condition and a third injuries.s take a look at how bad this crash was yesterday afternoon. we can barely make out the er dr side of the car because it smashed. the teens were speeding when they lost control on fairfax station road in clifton. a tree slammed into before crashing into that fence. neighbors worry aboutareens drivinnd during the summer with their friends. >> two are in critical condition. it's like oh, my gosh, tse roads are not designedor kids learning how to hedrive. >> all attend robinson bocondary school in fairfax. >>> new questions an amber alert that lasted for hours in maryland. the two children at thete c of this search are safe now. their father is in custody. dwight per turned himself in a prince george's county firehouse hours after he stabbed his girlfriend in gaithersburg he did not have the children with him. the police foun

if you listen closely, you can hear what escotto claims is the teacher calling him a loser. >> aaron y tu losers. >> reporter: at another point, aaron's mom claims the teacher complains about both of them. >> you still don't know how to write. i feel sorry for your mom, i really do, she is a little lost. >> reporter: the district says the principal previously met with the boy's mother and moved aaron to another class. miami-dade schools issued a statement saying, "if the allegations are substantiated" there will be "disciplinary action." >> aaron y tu losers. >> children go to school to learn and if you call them loser, that's how they're going to feel. >> reporter: the family's lawyer tells abc news they may file a lawsuit if the teacher is not dismissed. at this point, the teacher hasn't be removed from the classroom or reprimanded pending the investigation. tom. >> okay, zachary, thank you. >>> now to the woman known as the dancing doctor. georgia officials putting a stop to her surgical moves. the physician also forbidden to call herself doctor until the next decade. here's abc's

aaron? >> all right, melissa, thank you. >>> coming up, breakfast. 's the most important meal of the day, and many of us have it on the go. >> but eating breakfast that way can often mean we gb the unhealthier choice. we are working f you, breaking down the most nu tr >>> now there's a new way you can experience prince william county's history. the county has n a web application showcasing the historical markers throughout the county. it's a virtual tour guide featuring maps and pictures. >> a lot of our historic parks are actively interpreted, so it's not oing to cover everything that an interpreter would cover, or it's not the storical brochure for that particular park, but it does give you an idea of theves that occurred. >> for a link to the historical information, search marker in the nbc washington app. >>> no time for breakfastt home and planning to grab something on the go this morning? >> "consumer reports" sampled 48 breakfast items from six coffee shops and fast-food restaurants, looking for healthier and at the same time, tasty options. n

aaron? >> meliss thank you. >>> it's 4:54 right now. when it comes to fast food, what's your favorite?o according new survey, chick-fil-a wins in customer satisfaction. >> oh, hands down. >> the st-food jointreclaimed its title as the top-rated fast-food restaurant for the third saight year. panera bread came in as a close second, followed by bway. mcdonald's came in last place for the third straight year. fastood customers say the speed of checkout or delivery improved most this year. >>eren't we just talking about that yesterday? >> yeah. every day i feel like we're talking about fast food. >> chick-fil-a. >> i could do any of those right now. >>> all right, call it food at your fingertips. >> more peopl t arerading dining out for, dining in and they're not just looking for takeout pizza anymore. they are looking for fine dining. restaurant delivery is expected to surge near 80% in the next five years, and restaurant ners are taking notice. many are creating larger kitchens and so-called virtual restaurants. people order via many deli

he fired in the air after aaron burr shot him. that was the line. his second, pendleton, even retrieved a branch overhead that he claimed to have been severed by hamilton's ball. joseph ellis, however, has convincingly argued that the whole thing went down quite differently. hamilton had indeed thrown away his fire, as he said he would in his distaste for dueling. remember, three years before, hamilton's son had been killed in a dual, using the very same gun that hamilton the father was using. and it could be argued, and had been argued, that he fell into despondency, if not outright depression that led to this duel as a suicide by duel rather than just a duel. but he shot -- in any case, he did not shoot at ehrenberg, he shot well away from him, but how could he know? by the rules of the duel, hamilton could not fire again until burr had squeezed off his round, so burr took his time, he aimed, then fired. this explanation does not go much better for burr but at least he stood up manfully. to a gun he believed was leveled in his direction. he was no

aaron? >> let's listen. >> for anybody that's gone live, we're just going to turn off the engine for a second. >> okay. he's waiting. he knows news crews will want to hear -- >> thank you very much for being here today. mayor eric garcetti together here with chief mike moore, council member david ryu. to the community members first and foremost who live here, this is a community i lived in for many, many years. and my wife and i shopped almost weekly here at this trader joe's. and our hearts go out to everybody who has been traumatized. of course most importantly those employees and those customers of the trader joe's that have gone through the last few hours. the chief is going to go into a little greater detail of some of the events that led up to what happened here in silver lake but i'll give you some broad strokes and say couple more words. first and foremost this started 1:30 in newton division. a shooting occurred where the suspect, who is now thankfully we can confirm in custody, in

coastal commissioner aaron peskin, once again, in the middle of it. phil matier, let's take a look out there at the weather. . >>> hey, good morning on this sunday morning. we're starting out with at least -- at least we're forecast to start out with clouds and fog along the coastline. drizzle would not be a surprise. the usual morning low clouds and again 90 inland, not dramatically different from what it was yesterday. high pressure down south, keeping us warm inland but pretty persistent layer of low clouds forecast to burn back of the shoreline by midday, but they will be lingering by the beach. so the beaches will be cool as per usual in mid july in the bay area. look what was happening last night. there were thunderstorms popping over the desert southwest. not a big deal. but that moisture slowly could work its way into the bay area by the end of ek last week, slight chance of thunderstorms by tours and friday. in the -- by thursday or friday. in the meantime, it will be inland. today, warm to hot. that will be true all week. clouds persist near

aaron blake and annie linsky. aaron, i'll start with you. is that what we'll hear from the lot of republicans, is that we don't know how judge kavanaugh is going to vote, it'll be on a case by case basis, and this is not a reason for women to run from us in the midterms? >> no question. i think you're going to see this actually play out. it played out to some degree in his 2004 confirmation hearing to the d.c. circuit appeals court. he was asked about this. this is what every conservative judicial appointee gets asked. the answer is going to be studied. it is going to be the same. it is going to be, i'm going to wait and see what the facts are presented to me, and whether or not this is a ginsburg rule, whether or not this is actually written in stone. it has been the approach, it's been the generally accepted practice for judicial nominees to not give their personal viewpoints, to not prejudge cases that might come before the court. democrats can try and press this issue, can try and say that we need to talk about our personal views of a ju

i'm aaron gilchrist. right ave breaking news now. we're hearing that a fifth boy who was trapped inside that cave in thailand is about to be rescued. >> this was a 12-boy soccer team that was trapped in the gave in northern thailand. after the fifth one is brought out, another seven will remain inside, plus the group's coach. >> we'll goul live for conch of that rescue. first, we want to check on the forecast. good morning. >> good morning, yeah. this is good stuff. >> yes. a lot of people heading back to work after the long weekend. it's 65 degrees in washington. nice sunshine in thorning. but sun glare on the roads. ok 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.

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. melissa will have an update of your commute. first, let's check in on the forecast. we like this weather.yu >> y weather for -- >> yummy weather. >> we went mm, at the same time. >> i wasn't going -- ho it was like y color in the sky. >> suppose. aaron did mention motivating. it's motivating to get outside, workout, go for a run. take the dogs out. >> extra miles. extra walking today. >> for you. >> for all of us. that's how you make the most of it. >> extra lounng, extra sitting. really nice weather. 73 degrees in washington. so a of our suburbs in the 60s. a beautiful start to the morning. low 60s in faith gaithersburg. look at 69 degrees, lorton. and if you're heading t pool this afternoon, it looks really good. just like yesterday, looks very similao the low humidity, mid-80s. by 2:00 p.m., 87 for a high. have thespf 30 or higher on today. we have big changes for theek weend. chuck is back in a bit with a look at the forecast. >>> let's get to melissa and a look at what's going on. >>bound prince william parkway is close ed

bookshelf, john cedric talks -- john sedwig talks about his book, "war of two: alexander hamilton, aaron burr, and the duel that stunned the nation." the massachusetts historical society hosted this talk in 2015. it is about 15 minutes. it is amazing what territory people think happen inr many times will produce the eyes of a new resource or. -- a new researcher. while researching an earlier book about his family history, every speaker this evening was given a remarkable letter written by alexander hamilton great rateat john's john'srandfather -- great great great grandfather received what may have been the last letter alexander hamilton ever wrote. while this letter has been little appreciated by historians, our speaker has come to believe that more than any other single document, it describes hamiltons reasons for risking his own life to end burrs. inspiration for john's book which we learn more about tonight. that was inspired was "war of two." review, a writer said, john writes brilliantly. privately haunted, composed of contradictions. many of you will a family with our speaker toni

i know aaron gilchrest would want tha jo too. >> aaron will have to grow a mustache. >>> still ahead, weeks after the killing of a 10-year-old ihethe districtkillers remain on the run. the reward for information has grown. we'l tell you by how much and where the investigation stands now. >>> plus, the trump ad nistration faces another lawsuit. this one over 3d printed guns. details when "news 4s.oday" contin welcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it's totally wired for fios. is that a good thing? good? fiber-optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is a 10 fiber-optic network, so you can stream, game, and watch 4k shows all at once. kid'right about that! see! we are gonna have so much fun here. 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. get the fastest speeds availle for the best price with the fios gigabit connection. >>> on "news 4 today," d.c. is rocked by two more deadly shootings. >>> paul manafort heads to court. what we know about the trial of theormer campaign manager set io start hours from now. >>> and a bad situ becomes worse. a

>> reporter: aaron, good mohting. that's r we know that all three of the students were -- those victims were students here at rinson secondary school. we don't have their names or ages at this time. t wenow that two of them are teen boys and one is a teenage rl. all now badly hurt after this crash that police believe was caused by speeding. now, chopper 4 was over that scene tuesday afternoon showing thates gome wreck there. you're seeing a 2005 jeep suv that's badly wrecked on one side especially. this is off of thest fairfax ion road area near pollville and states ro yesterday afternoon. police believe the driver lost control a t crashed into ae and later crashed into a fence. two of the victims were helicoptered to the hospital.ve one was d to the hospital. as you might imagine, a lot of people live and work off of fairfax station road. for that close-knit community, this is rattling news. >> we don't knowam the of the children yet. iahave not heard them yet. but espy if there's somebody that -- they're this is aha

m >> aaron gilchrist. thanks for joining us. at yourgin with a look friday morning commute and forecast. >> we want to start with storm team 4 chuck bell and sheena parveen. on

it's emily ratajkowski and th aaron paul inew thriller "welcome home." check this out. >> yeah. >> hey. talk to me. >> i know it's my fault, okay? i know. i know what i did to you. i know how i hurt you. >> jessie -- >> i know you don't look at me the same way anymore. >> i can't stop seeing it. >> seeing what? >> you -- and him. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how beautifully shot, by the way. >> i mean -- >> jimmy: i wouldn't want to leave that set at l. >> that's -- that's what's crazy, is it looks like -- it looked like a set that so one would make in an old movie, or something. and that was just where we were staying. >> jimmy: i mean, how fun is that? >> yeah, i'm spoiled. >> jimmy: well, i know that you're -- you're a socal, so i figured -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: i want to get you a -- maybe, like, a burrito or o, a fish to -- >> oh, my god. thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: we got the number one fish taco in new yk city from eater.com. >> okay. >> jimmy: from tacombi. when in new york, having -- have the best taco. >> i'll do it for you, jimmy. >> jim it?o

i'm aaron gilchrist in new york. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. "the new york times" today out with a new bombshell report about the president's long-time fix y fixer and former personal attorney michael cohen. the "times" reveals for the very first time that cohen secretly recorded at least one conversation with donald trump and that the fbi now has its hands on it. in the recording, donald trump and michael cohen discuss hush money payments to karen mcdougal. she's a former playboy model who had an alleged affair with trump. the fbi seized the recording of trump and cohen in a raid on cohen's home and offices earlier this year that donald trump

you didn't say anything about aaron. >> he's wearing a black tuxedo, way to go, aaron, branching out of your comfort zone. >> and here's juju smith schuster turning heads with this plaid tuxedo shorts, the free the knee campaign continues. >> he's got a lot going on there. he rocked shorts with a fleur de lis pattern. >> i kind of dig it. former olympic gymnast natasha liukin showed up in this red dress. >> hello! adam rippon sported an embellished jacket with a mandarin collar. >> he kind of looks like brian boitano there. >> a little bit. >> and adding a pop of color, sierra. her husband russell wilson in the navy blue and black ensemble. >> she's winning, of the two of them. >> yeah, i would think so, too. there was this little moment, you remember the guy from the shiggy challenge? >> i was on vacation, i missed it. >> he wanted to do a little photo with sierra and russell just go over there? >> that's cold. that is cold. >>> next to a surprise at billy joel's milestone 100th madison square garden concert. >> the boss himself, bruce springsteen, showed up on the piano rockin' out

. >> aaron shows up. he goes in and makes some excuse as to why crystal couldn't come. and aaron tells me that -- he had beverly take photographs of the house with her phone. >> reporter: so that explained why those photos, the detective had seen, were dark and blurry, lewis said he'd asked beverly to send them to crystal since she couldn't be there. >> he said they walked upstairs and when they got to the top of the stairs, he pulled out a flashlight taser and told her that she was about to have a bad day. and she asked, "what are you talking about?" and he says, "you're being kidnapped." >> beverly must've been just absolutely terrified. >> i-- no doubt. no doubt. >> reporter: lewis then claimed he had an accomplice, and he wasn't talking about his wife who had set up the meeting with beverly. it was someone else. >> he said if anything happened to beverly, trevor done it. >> who's trevor? >> trevor is a guy that -- that -- aaron actually lived with for a short period of time. >> did this give you some hope that maybe there was an accomplice here and that maybe he did

erika, aaron,>ack to you. 6:40 right now. an outpouringf support since the shooting of "the capital gazette" in annapolis. hundreds showed up to celebrate the life of rob hiaasen. amily and friends gathered in owensville,maryland. the father of three, a dedicated journalist who made people laugh. his son, ben, read fro father's journal. >> i think about my kids a lot, when i'm at work. i called home to make sure everyone is safe. sometimes awful things come to my mind and i get so scared. >> in response to where to make donations, the family released a list. it includes the aclu, the chesapeake bay foundation and planned parentod. >>> we're learning the suspected gunman sent threatening letters the same day of the attack. amodjaenos re t srspathpe investigators say he made it look like an officiao t document. inside, ramos t targe judge who threw out his defamation suit against ga"the capital tte." welcome to your unexpected legacy. h you shoule died. he signed it, quote, friends, forever. >>> several roads will be closed bec

>> good morning,nd aaron eun. it was remarkable. president trumparely apologizes, rarely walks back anything or admits to making a mistake. but in this case, yesterday, tuesday, hear from the white horue. president acknowledging that he did, in fact, misspeak. attempt to gi cl the explosive comments he made during theit su with vladimir putin about russia's interference. president trump now claiming he misspo s we said he didn't any reason why it would be russiahat interfered. he meant to say he didn't see any reason why it wouldn't have p en russia. today president trying, quote, it could be other people also. there's a lot of people out there. effectively junt cuttiundercutte just walked back. this morning, the president is a already u responding to critics tweeting. so many people at thend higher of intelligence love my press conference performance in helsinki. putin and i discussed many important subjects at our ng mee big results will come. it is another busy day here at the white house. we'll have a this and more on "today." a

>> the american league is taking batting practice right now so we're admiringdg aaron >> aaron judge. >> he's enormous. >> a big dude. >> manny machado is in the cage k. >> yeah. >> right now taking some swingso this is pretty to be down here right now. >> this is the coolest thing. you've got an hour before the game starts. this is not like a normal nats game an hour before, people are milling around. everybody is watchinghese guys right now taking batting practice. machado, one of the biggest guyt in s right now. where is he going? talking to matt kemp on the dodgers. >> okay. >> not sure if that's any indication but thenal league was out here taking bp before. one guy not batting but certainly going to be pitching for the second straight yearly for the nati alleague, max scherzer and we caught up with him first on the red carpet. you see him here with his wife erica and daughter brooke. fans absolutely going nuts for max. can you imagine what this team is going to be like when he does finally takehe mound here tonight. scherzer getting start for the national league forhe second rai

. >> i'm aaron gilcist. >> wave a lot of things to cover. we had a beautiful day yesterday in d.c >> we're going to continue the beautiful weather. let's check in with chuck bell and sheena parveen. i wish we could keep it going like this. don't you wish? w if only she said the rest of the week, would be fine. >> i would love for the summer to be nice, yesterday,today, friday. >> i don't want to talk about the weekend. you can talk about it. not going to talk about it. it will be a perfect morning, a peect evening and a perfect afternoon. tomorrow is a copy and paste kind of a thing. but it's not going to last. the rain chances are back for the weekend and for the fore -- once it starts raining on saturday, it may nev stop. enjoy today and tomorrow. hagerstown. and 50s across the shenandoah valley. 59 in howard county this ayrning. a perfect to go out to the swimming pool and cannonball your way out through the afternoon. temperates today, couple degrees cooler than average. and back yayard barbecue, perfe thisev ing. melissa, what are you p

aaron and molette, back. to y >>> breaking news out of new mexico, where police are a searching f man who broke into a tv station.en chris la at the live desk. >> not once but twice last night. lo this tweet. it's from a reporter saying everyone is safe. police say they are searching for a man who broke into the cbs station twice last night. you see a tweet from a reporter there, saying everyone is safe. say an unknown man walke on to the news set. he was escorted off of the property and apparently returned. the station had to put up the color bars during their the nbc affiliate across the way was told to shelter inplace. >> chris, thank you. >>> 6:33, now. >>> today, the first of the fve victims in "the capital gazette" shooting will be laid to rest. the newspaper is dealing with new threats of violence at the same time. >> the woman who says the suspected gunman stalked her breaks er silence in a exclusive interview. >> you can see how the memorial hasrown overhe last couple days. people leaving flowers and