molette, what do we know now? >> reporter: aaron, good morning. yeah. the apartment complex is behind me here. the princess estates apartments. police have wrapped up their investigation here at the scene. we have one adult male shot, shot multiple times. and died here at the scene. two other men hurt in this taken to the hospital. one taken with a stab wound and the other injured possibly grazed by a bullet here at the scene here on dallas place. we're not too far from st. barnabas road. police tell us this incident involving bullets and of course a stabbing was not random. they're asking anyone with information about this to come forward. they have not put out any information about suspects. no suspect decription given. but we have one dead at the scene. this is -- i'm molette green live this morning in temple hill. back to you. >> thank you. another homicide investigation is developing this morning. this time in southeast washington. we promised you we would follow up on the bodies police found in this burned out car saturday night. officials telling us that it belongs to a man and that he had at least one gunshot wound. investigators first went to the scene on xenia street for a call about a car on fire. now, they're working to find out more about the victim and the time line of events. a woman killed as she waited for a bus in springfield. and the driver suspected of drinking. news4's darcy spencer spoke to the victim's husband who says he has lost his best friend. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> reporter: abraham akula is grieving after his wife, senait mamo was killed by a suspected drunk driver as she waited for a bus a half a mile from their springfield home. >> generosity. kindness. it's senseless. >> reporter: fairfax county police have charged this fredericksburg man, 22-year-old corey english, with driving while intoxicatintoxicated. they believe speed and alcohol were factors when he lost control of his acura on old keene mill road. you can see the path that that car took, literally mowing down the bus stop sign where the victim was standing. she was just a ten minute walk away from home. her husband says she was waiting for a bus to go to work just before 3:00 in the afternoon. and that she was a student at george mason university. just a semester short of graduation. >> she had been quiet, careful, and a bright student at george mason university. trying to make the ends meet. >> reporter: akua -- akula has had a lot of financial issues. >> i don't know how to live life without her. >> reporter: it brought back memories after a well loved pediatrician dr. sullivan was killed a year ago. drivers are going way too fast here, and they want police to do more to slow them down. in springfield, darcy spencer, news4. 6:04 your time now. we are working to find out how loudoun county will replace shawn williams. he resigned hours after he was arrested for assaulting a neighbor in ash burn. some sort of dispute broke out after a block party on wingfoot court where he lives. williams forced his way into the neighbor's house 1:00 sunday morning and pushed a man during the argument. williams resigned via text message to scott york, board member. >> a lot of us have been worried about shawn for a long time. by stepping down, he's taken the right step, the first step, to getting the help that he needs and i just wish him and his family the best. >> now this is not shawn williams' first run-in with the law. he withdrew from the race to be board chairman. he admitted to having several drunk driving incidents and domestic disputes. one came in 2006 when williams was accused of beating up his girlfriend in his grandmother's ocean city condo. williams assaulted the woman after being suspicious when another man called her cell phone. the charges were dismissed. 6:05. it is supposed to be a day to relax as we honor the workers of america. but we'll show you why more and more of you are spending the day in the office. those of you who did get out of town are probably making that drive home. a live look at the bay bridge today, which will be jam-packed in the hours ahead. what you can expect when you hit the road. outside this morning a mostly clear sky for now. looks like the weather will take it nice and easy on your labor day. but the rain chances are sneaking back. sneaking back. a check on tha we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com. today president obama is honoring labor day i be signing an executive order that could affect a lot of you. it will require ail federal contractors to offer up to seven days of paid sick leave every year. we expect the president to speak more about this when he speaks in boston. joe biden is headed to a parade in pennsylvania. sick leave is expected tob a rallying point for democrats. if you find yourself getting ready for work on this labor day, welcome to the club. nearly half find themselves headed into the office. bloomberg bna found that 41% of employers require people to work on labor day. among those clocking in emergency health care workers and security guards. most of you working in restaurants are probably headed into work as well. because so many people are off. sort of the type of as much as industries we need people working there. >> they want to go shopping, out to eat. they want to enjoy it. >> watch the news. >> yeah. but for people like us, it's no picnic. >> i'm good. >> not until later. right? it will be a nice day for it. as we look outside on this labor day. already a beautiful shot. already feeling nice. the temperatures though are going to heat up. >> here's chuck bell. >> picnic? do you know something i don't know what's going on around work today? >> no. >> all right. looks like i'm making burgers at home by myself. outside today, our tower camera looking over washington. mostly clear sky. not much in the way of fog to worry about. most areas reporting ten miles of visibility. and now 61 leesburg and chantilly. and 57 in gaithersburg and damascus this morning. beautiful potomac, should be potomac, maryland, sorry about this. temperatures mid 60s this morning. mid 80s by noontime. near 90 this afternoon. a very pleasant day to be outside today. rain chances though as i mentioned are starting to sneak back up as we head in towards wednesday afternoon. a little chance for rain there. our best chances for rain will be especially on thursday and then hopefully rain ends on friday. that leads us into the weekend. more about the weekend in ten minutes. back to the news. >> thank you. the minnesota dentist at the center of a hunting controversy is now making headlines again. what he is saying about the shooting of cecil the lion as he heads back to work for first time in weeks. plus a teenager learning a [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. medium hot coffee, cream, two sugars -- see you at the window. at dunkin', we make your coffee just the way you like it. if not, we'll make it again on the spot. that's the dd commitment. america runs on dunkin'. today is labor day. while it's quiet on the roads roads right now that's not going on the case in hours. look at the chesapeake bay bridge, it's tough to see, but there aren't many cars out there. the scene was a lot different on saturday. a power outage on the bridge caused a ten mile backup. you know, tons of people are packing roads on the way back home from the holiday weekend. the last place you want to end up is sitting in traffic. news4's kristin wright is live at the mixing bowl at 95 and springfield, with some ideas on places you might want to avoid, right, kristin? >> reporter: yeah. you know what, later this morning, 95 is going to look nothing like it does right now. it's completely clear because it's only 6:00 in the morning, but give it a couple of hours. not going to be the same situation. so 800,000 people aaa estimates got out of town in our area. nine out of ten, in fact. look at the top three bottlenecks in our area. 95 north between d.c. and baltimore. the beltway at the 270 split and 95 southbound to fredericksburg. so best piece of advice morning, leave early or leave late. whether you're coming back to town or just trying to get out and get some errands down before work tomorrow. leave early or leave late. hopefully to avoid most of the traffic. two pieces of good news, however, this labor day. gas prices are down and most jurisdictions have suspended road work today. kind of to give everybody a break. so good luck this morning. >> all right, kristin wright, thanks. metro is going to open in about 45 minutes at 7:00 because of the holiday. it will close at midnight tonight. there's track work and red lines are running every 24 hours and single-tracking through somesatisome somesations. you can wait 26 minutes on orange, silver, blue lines. thousands are expected to pay their respects in illinois where a popular police officer shot and killed nearly a week ago will be laid to rest. lieutenant joe gliniewicz was killed while chasing three suspicious men in fox lake. his killers have not been found yet. well, there is a public funeral at gliniewicz's hometown high school. then mourners will line the streets for a procession through town. passing the department where he worked for more than 30 years. >> there can't be enough support for our men and women in blue right now because it's been such a tough time for their families. >> a fantastic family. anybody who contributes to protect and serve this community, i'm sorry, i couldn't do his job. >> lieutenant gliniewicz was a father of four boys. police are still tracking down leads trying to find those plea suspects. a tragedy in ocean city during this holiday weekend. an 8-year-old girl drowned there. city officials say she was swimming with friends in shallow water on saturday night when a wave came in. the girl was overcome by that wave and pulled in to the inlet waters. a police boat found her about a quarter mile off shore. she died at the hospital. the kentucky county clerk jailed for refusing to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples awaiting a ruling on her appeal. kim davis officially filed that appeal yesterday. tomorrow, a crowd is expected to rally in support of davis when republican presidential candidate mike huckabee visits her. davis says granting a same-sex license would violate her faith. the minnesota dentist who shot and killed a beloved african lion heads back to work this week. walter palmer has spent more than a month in hiding since the world found out he killed cecil the lion. palmer said he acted legally and had no idea the lion was one of zimbabwe's treasured animals. at one point, zimbabwe said it planned to extradite palmer to face charges but no formal steps were actually taken. the dentist will be back to work tomorrow. a fire at a condo complex in howard county may have been a lot worse if the building wasn't so close to the fire department. firefighters say they arrived in seconds to the condos on wyndham way in columbia. even with the fast response though it took 75 firefighters about an hour to get the flames under control. fire officials say two residents had minor injuries, one firefighter also had minor burns. time right now, 6:19. so have you ever gotten upset at your son or daughter for racking up a huge phone bill? >> yeah, from the richmond affiliate we see how one dad got creative to make sure his daughter learned a valuable lesson. >> reporter: you could say it's haute couture on hold for the minute. this is closed off until jared kramer's daughter pays off the latest phone bill. >> i was driving and she called me and said, you owe, you know, 500 some odd dollars. >> reporter: jared's solution -- take the phone away and lock up the closet and label clothes and shoes with a number of chores she needs to get them back. >> she thought it would be a slap on the wrist, don't let it happen again type of thing deal. i think she's been taking it pretty well. >> reporter: in fairness to 13-year-old julia the data debacle is a huge mistake. she's an honor student who works with kids with special needs and her work ethic is strong. >> julia woke up at 6:30 when i woke up and she started doing chores. she's been working ever since. >> reporter: she has the basic necessities like soap and a toothbrush, but that's it. she's learning her lesson. >> she said you know what, dad, i know you love me. i know i messed up. i'm going to work this off. >> reporter: for now, there's still a lot of work that needs to be done. but jared has a message for all the parents who say this tough love will pay off. >> i want to thank them for their positive support on it. you know, it's easy to just ground the kid and put them in their room for a day or two or whatever. and not talk to them about it. and i think a lot of parents have kind of backed up a little bit and of the like, you know what? something like this to were happen it's better to kind of stand up for themselves and have their kids face the consequence. >> see, i think that's the thing that kids don't learn early enough. that there are consequences for your actions. just sort of like he said, you're grounded. >> yeah. then they just repeat it over and over. she's going to be careful. she'll be on browse posting on instagram, using all that data. 6:21 our time right now. let's turn to chuck bell and get the update on the forecast on this labor day. >> good morning, aaron and angie. what a great day that the labor day vacation is getting off to. mostly in the upper 50's and low 60s. there's a view over downtown. the lights have been turned off and you can see them in the early morning light. it's already 49 in gaithersburg. 61 in rockville. 61 gaithersburg, and college park. very mild start to the day. 61 in ft. belvoir. weather related slowdowns nothing to worry about today and tomorrow. back to work, school and reality, nothing to worry about there. a chance for showers coming in wednesday afternoon. could cause some brief slowdowns late in the day on wednesday. but that's days away. hour by hour, temperatures in the mid to upper 60s by 1:00. 88 at 5:00 p.m. today. so it will be sunny and hot, more humid than it's been the last couple of days as well. 86 in bowie. 90 downtown on the national mall. 88 in fairfax and 86 the high in gaithersburg today. future weather, just sunny and hot. no chance for rain anywhere in the area for the remainder of the day today. a mild start again for tomorrow morning, but high pressure moving off the eastern seaboard is going to open the floodgates to heat, haze and humidity in abundance as we get towards wednesday -- tuesday afternoon, wednesday on into thursday. so what's a little sticky outside for today, becomes uncomfortable for tuesday and wednesday for humidity levels. here is future weather through the day tomorrow, again, hot and humid. couldn't rule out an isolated shower south of town, but by and large, we don't know need to worry about rain until we get into wednesday afternoon and wednesday night. here's your seven day, one, two, three more 90 degree days. wednesday hopefully being the last of them for a while. though we could be near 90 on thursday, but i think rain chances move in time to keep us in the 80s. then cooler, drier, more september like weather moves in next weekend. today in fairfax county firefighters will be asking you to fill the boot. they're stuffing the cash donations into the boots. the money will go to the greater washington muscular dystrophy association. and chris clackum shows us the greatest way to keep your credit card safe. >> put your card in, push it all the way in. >> reporter: pretty soon, swipes will be out, inserts will be in. the much anticipated chip and p.i.n. credit cards are about to become the norm at retailers nationwide. >> october 1st is the deadline when retailers are trying to have chip readers put in place. >> reporter: about 60% of all stores are said to already have the readers. while credit card companies have until the end of the year to get the news safer cards into the hands of consumers. >> we have seen dramatic drops in fraud and other -- in other markets as soon as chip cards are distributed to consumers by 70 or 80%. >> reporter: however they're just chip and signature for now. the credit card industry argues it's asking too much to ask consumers to remember yet another four digit p.i.n. which the retailer industry refutes. >> americans have been using p.i.n.s. for 30 years now. we use them at atm machines every day. there's nothing difficult at all about using a pin. >> reporter: while the debate rages though the deadline is nearly here to do what others have done -- adopting chip and p.i.n. credit cards. chris clackum, nbc news. 6:25. pushing for a name change. why supporters of the online petition say reagan should be dropped from national airport's title. and pope francis' plea to catholics this morning as the number of refugees seeking asylum in western europe grows. things are lighting up on the labor day and we're expecting to see things heat up in the hours ahead. chuck b looking at stories making headlines right now, a homicide investigation underway in prince george's county after a body is found at a temple hills apartment complex. thousands are expected to pay their respects in illinois today where a popular police officer shot and killed nearly a week ago will be laid to rest. president obama expected to sign an executive order that will require all federal contractors to offer up to seven days of sick leave every year. and now meteorologist chuck bell with a warm-up that you will see with your hour by hour forecast. >> good morning, angie and aaron. quiet start down at reagan national airport. sunrise is ten minutes away. 55 in frederick. 57 now in martinsburg and luray. 60 down at the university of virginia. in charlottesville. here's your skycast as you look at the sky for the remainder of the day, just a few mid and high level clouds around. no chance for rain today. 68 at 7:00 this morning. 85 at noon. 89 at 5:00 this afternoon. still 81 tonight. if you don't make into 90 degrees today, don't you worry. it will probably be 90 tomorrow and wednesday too. more about that part of the forecast in ten minutes. back into the news. to the race for the white house now. we have seen a summer of political shakeups from the rise of donald trump to the struggles of hillary clinton and jeb bush. now, labor day kicks off the fall campaign and nbc is out with the new poll numbers. nbc's tracie potts is now tracking the latest numbers. i know it's labor day, but the politicians are working hard today. >> this is their day, you're right. this is the day they get out and connect with voters. sort of the unofficial start to the fall campaign season and the big story today when you're talking about those numbers is hillary clinton in new hampshire. she is no longer the leader there. our new nbc maris poll shows hillary clinton's negative numbers are up. she's still leading iowa that's where she's campaigning today, but in new hampshire, senator bernie sanders has a nine-point lead even if vice president biden joins the race. >> don't tell anybody i think they're getting nervous. >> reporter: donald trump still has solid leads in both states. in new hampshire his closest competitor is john kasich. >> they want someone to get the job done. >> today, he and carly fiorina and lindsey graham will be at a picnic today. walker is on a motorcycle tour. walker and santorum will be in south carolina today, but the big story is hillary clinton and her dwindling lead. >> this is one of the most important elections that we have had in a long time. >> reporter: some supporters are concerned about her e-mails. >> there's a lot of unanswered questions right now. >> i think it's been blown out of proportion. >> takes a lot of work to install a private server system in your basement. >> reporter: picnics and parades the unofficial start to the campaign season. and vice president biden is going back to his home state of pennsylvania. he is leading a labor day parade and we are waiting to see if he might make the big announcement. either he's in or he's out. he hasn't said yet, angie. . >> thank you. now to some breaking news out of montgomery county. police tell us someone hit a pedestrian at the intersection on south frederick avenue and southwest drive. that's in gaithersburg. we are hearing that the driver that did hit the woman is on the scene. police are diverting the traffic at southbound 335 and rose month drive. we'll bring you an update as soon as they get there. aaron? 6:33. our murder suspect is in jail and it didn't take police long to get him there. this is the latest in the rise of violence in the district. davon estrich faces murder charges. you can see the building from the scene there. officers arrested him hours after he shot and killed hooper, another man who is recovering this morning from a gun shot wound. now we mentioned we are tracking a rise in violence in the city. we are up to 108 homicides in the city. a 22-year-old died in a shooting friday night on 25th street northeast. police found the man's body with the gunshot wound on saturday inside a burned out car on xenia street. there were 105 homicides in all of 2014. a developing story right now. france's president just announced that the country will welcome 24,000 refugees. this announcement comes one day after pope francis asked every catholic church in europe to help take in migrants fleeing their home countries. he's already accepted two refugee families at the vatican. the real problem still lies in hungary. that's where this video was taken. migrants from several different parts of the middle east say they have been treated horribly by the police. >> and police are not -- so that's why we need to run away and just go. maybe to germany, but run away. we don't want to -- want them to catch us here. >> many hungarians are upset by the treatment to the migrants. citizens are bringing clothing and supplies to the railway station in budapest. in less than three weeks the pope will make his american trip. and also a papal video contest has been launched and the winner is going to get four tickets to the mass on september 23rd. 6:35 now. you have a lot of free options today to celebrate labor day with the whole family. the town of kensington host its 48th annual labor day parade. that starts at 10:00. head over to gaithersburg around 1:00 if you'd like to be part of the 77th annual parade. hear high school bands and see fire trucks too. if you're looking for other talents check out glen echo's art show. it's a video you probably have seen online. two high school football players tackling a referee. we'll show you the fallout from this cheap shot. some scary moments for visitors at a zoo. an animal escape that shut down the facility. a beautiful start to our labor day monday. if you spend the day up in the mountains temperatures in the low to mid 70s. sunny and warm afternoon. temperatures in the mid 80s this afternoon. when do we need to worry about rain drops next, seven day ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. she was just browsing... we gotta go. i'm ava. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. what? a california cell phone company wants to change the name of ronald reagan national airport. credo mobile is trying to get back at republicans here. the gop criticized president obama for changing alaska's mt. mckinley to its indigenous name denali. while the cell phone company said that republicans did the same thing to reagan national back in the '90s. they want to change it back to washington national airport in honor of george washington. the petition has 60,000 signatures right now. two high school football players have been suspended for knocking down a referee. one of the players right there from johns jay high school forcefully slam into the referee. there's an investigation into whether he hit the ref on purpose. the players are mortified, parents are mortified. they don't know like they said if they did it on purpose, but either way there can't be a good reason for doing that. >> when you look at that video it looks deliberate. i'm sorry. it doesn't seem like somebody got confused or whatever. >> it will be interesting to hear the story. there's only one minute left in the game. >> they ended their sports playing -- >> well, they're not getting the sportsmanship ribbon. if you want to get out side today, this is what you have to deal with in the morning. very, very nice out there. things are going to heat up. could be a good day, chuck, right, for a barbecue or a day at the pool? >> absolutely right. the only thing to remember, put your sunblock on. september sun still strong enough to give you a burn. outside, a few mid and high level clouds in the sky. wake-up weather, temperatures are mostly in the 60s, under a clear sky. noticeably cooler out to the shenandoah valley and the blue ridge. going on a bike ride this morning, plan on temperatures to climb into the mid 80s and near 90 today. aaron? >> all right, thank you. a traffic alert for you as you get back into your routine. the mishap that can leave you stuck in traffic in rock creek. deadly scene overnight after a shooting and 6:44 now. a deadly shooting and a stabbing that is breaking news in prince george's county. police swarmed an apartment complex in temple hills. news4's molette green is nearby. she just spoke with officers there. what were you able to find out? >> reporter: i can tell you, aaron, we are expecting to get another update from police momentarily. they are looking for suspects right now after the shooting and stabbing broke out shortly af r after -- before midnight. we are talking about three victims in this one of them, an adult male shot dead. found his body -- police found his body on some steps near a large trash bin. two others were taken to the hospital. one with stab wounds, the other grazed by a bullet. this happened on dallas place where it's not too far from st. barnabas road. police say this was not a random crime and they need witnesses to come forward, to give them information so that they can solve this shooting and stabbing that broke out overnight in this community. that's the latest live from temple hills, i'm molette green. back to you. this month marks a sad milestone in the search for two young childrens. the hoggles disappeared a year ago. the mother catherine hoggle won't say where they are. in july, a judge ruled she was not competent to stand trial. she will be back in court this month. we are working to find out how loudoun county will replace supervisor shawn williams. the republican resigned yesterday hours after he was arrested for assaulting a neighbor in ashburn. we talked to people who say some sort of dispute broke out after a block party on wingfoot court where he lives. the sheriff's department says williams forced his way into the neighbor's house at 1:00 in the morning and pushed him during a fight. he resigned via text message to chairman york. >> a lot of us are worried about shawn for a long time. by stepping down he's taken the right step, the first step to getting the help that he needs and i just wish him and his family the best. >> and this is not shawn williams' first run-in with the law. williams actually withdrew from this year's race for board chairman. he admitted to having several drunk driving and domestic disputes. one of the more serious charges was in 2006 when he was accused of beating up his girlfriend. he became suspicious when another man called her cell phone. the charges in the case were dismissed. a fire forced people living at the north park apartments in bethesda to evacuate briefly. a small fire broke out on the seventh floor there. the fire department says it started in the kitchen of one of the units and smoke quickly started filling the hallways. a traffic alert for you. expect some lane closures over rock creek. pepco utility crews will close between adams mill road and the bridge over the creek. the contractor from at a company started a mineral leak on friday. utility companies used nontoxic mineral oil to insulate underground power cables. staff at the indianapolis zoo are trying to figure out how a 4-month-old cheetah got loose. they were able to track it down and tranquilize it. >> i didn't feel like we were in danger, but it was something serious by the looks on the faces of the employees. they did a good job. they did a good job of getting us to a safe place. >> well, nobody was hurt. and the cheetahs are being kept off exhibit until the zoo finds out how they it escaped. 6:48. the race for mayor in alexandria got a little more interesting. four term mayor bill euille says that voters should not count him out even though he lost the primary. he will run as a write-in candidate. people want him to run, so much so they're stopping him in the streets he said. >> this city is worth fighting for. i was born and raised here and i will not go quietly into the night. >> now, he lost the democratic primary to council vice chair allison silberberg in june by more they 200 vote. today is the last day of summer in virginia. thousands will head back into the classroom. tomorrow in fairfax county. more than 57,000 high schoolers will get to sleep later this school year. the county's 22 high schools will start between 8:00 and 8:10 and middle school is starting 30 minutes earlier at 7:30. changing start times means changing bus schedules. fairfax county police saying they'll be out in force helping to keep the morning rush smooth with all the extra buses. and arlington county will welcome kids back earlier. discovery is opening for first time in the morning. it was named for john glenn, the first new school in the county in 14 years. there was concern that the school would not be ready in time for the first day. teamers actually didn't start moving -- teachers didn't start moving their stuff into the classrooms until last week. they have slides and moveable walls. it was to reflect new ideas about learning. and a reminder, spotsylvania and fairfax county are back to school tomorrow. we'll have complete back to school coverage at 4:26 here on "news4 today." it was the photo to have in your instagram feed in d.c. a cannonball into the giant ball pit known as the beach. today more than 56,000 plastic balls will be moved to dupont underground. volunteers have signed up to help with the move. dupont underground is an arts venue opening up below dupont circle. i'll tell you the parents have just as much fun in the thing as the adults. >> did you now? >> i'm not going to say anyone dove in off the ledge. >> are you supposed to be diving in? >> tell the kids to get out of the way. >> exactly. >> but you said it was the cell phone vortex down there. if you leave it in your pocket, it falls out, you'll never find it. >> it's called the bermuda triangle. and they have lost over a hundred phones in there. >> i use vortex because that's more a weather term. >> perfect, well it's the beach. people will be spending time out there. >> i know, i was at the beach yesterday until the 3:00 alarm went off. outside this morning, what a spectacular sunrise on a monday morning. hopefully you have the day off to enjoy this kind of weather outside. a calm finish on the potomac, sun is up on a pleasant morning. winds will gradually come back around as high pressure moves off the eastern seaboard and that opens it up to heat and humidity. we may be touching 90 today. already had 49 days this summer at 90 or higher. so what to expect today? a flawless finish to a long holiday weekend. sunny, perfect weather for anything you want to do outside today including a little barbecue action this afternoon. mid to upper 50s in the shenandoah valley. mostly 50s and 60s and near 70 downtown. not much laboring on your sunday morning. plan on it being an awfully hot day, so run early. out by the pool temperatures near 90. maybe you're going out the the nationals and the mets game. first pitch at 1:05. drink extra water outside the ballpark today as temperatures are hovering near 90. doing some grilling tonight, sun down at 7:30. mid 80s at 6:00, so highs today, upper 80s and 90 degrees. it will be a warm one for sure. not as warm as the next couple of days. tomorrow, back up into the 90s for sure. lots of humidity around as well. best chance for rain this week comes in on thursday, though we could have a shower late wednesday and then lingering on into friday morning. next weekend never too early to think about it, already looks good. >> well, we can use some of that rain. ♪ ♪ the home of the brave well, in case you missed it, there's a little snippet of some of the fun this holiday weekend. the national symphony orchestra gave a free concert last night. the kennedy center put on that event. check our nbc washington app for a list of today's free labor day events. in "news4 your health," doctors are learning new details about how whooping cough spreads to infants. babies are more likely to get it from the siblings than from their mothers. researchers say this might be because more school age kids are getting it. infants face a greater risk of death. experts are urging parents to gear up for flu season by vaccinating your kids. all kids 6 months and older should get the shot. e-cigarettes are gaining popularity over recent years and now teens are using them to smoke marijuana. nbc's erica edwards has more on how it could be happening right in front of your eyes. >> reporter: are these teenagers getting a hit of nicotine or secretly getting high? >> teens have actually discovered how to use e-cigarettes for vaping marijuana. >> reporter: researchers from the yale university school of medicine had nearly 4,000 high school students fill out an anonymous survey. nearly a third had tried e-cigarettes. of those kids 18% said they'd vaped marijuana. >> the kids who said they had both used e-cigarettes and had experimented with cannabis in the past, it was around 27%. >> reporter: often they're smoking hash oil, extracted from the marijuana plants. hash oil is more potent than the average joint and there's little to no tell tale scent. that means kids are smoking pot around unsuspecting parents and teachers. >> their fear of getting caught has gone down and that's a big deal. once you remove that fear of getting punished, they're going to expeerment -- experiment more. >> reporter what's more, it may disrupt normal development of the growing teenage brain. erica edwards, nbc news. coming up on 6:56 right now. 4 things to know on this labor day. the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion will be back to work tomorrow. walter palmer has spent a month in hiding. president obama will sign an executive order requiring federal contractors to give their employees six days of paid sick leave every year. the move is timed out to coincide with labor day. a live look outside right now at the chesapeake bay bridge. pretty quiet right now on the pavement. hey, leave early if you're headed home. a man is dead and two others are in the hospital after a shooting and stabbing in temple hills, maryland, overnight. prince george's county police say that do not think the crime was a random attack. and lots of great things going on today including college football. ohio state, the buckeyes taking on the hokeys in blacksburg tonight. 8:00 kickoff. game time temperatures will be in the 70s. go hokies, they gave them the only loss this year. this could be a good one. let's hope they give them another big "l" to start the season. >> how do you really feel? >> well, i'm pulling against ohio state. >> thank you. that's the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. >> we'll be back here at 7:25 with more local news, weather -- anything else that's going on. here in vineland, new jersey where progresso light soups are made, we'll never give up our cheddar, our cream, and especially our bacon. so we figured out a way to add rich ingredients like this into 22 light soups, all with 100 calories or less per serving. so if you want to eat light and not give up rich flavor, do what we do...make it progresso. good morning. hillary's headache. surprising new polls find clinton trailing donald trump in one key state and behind testimonyic challenger bernie sand ers inanother. >> don't tell anybody, i think they're getting nervous. don't tell anybody. >> this morning the mood inside clinton's campaign as the race gets tighter. heating up. a steamy labor day on tap for tens of millions from the southwest to new england while the nation's mid section braces for storms and possible flooding today. breaking his silence. the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion speaks publically for the first time. what he's saying about the contve

Related Keywords

Dupont Circle , District Of Columbia , United States , Charlottesville , Virginia , College Park , Belvoir , Springfield , Minnesota , Alexandria , Al Iskandariyah , Egypt , Alaska , New School , California , Spotsylvania , Martinsburg , Illinois , Zimbabwe , Howard County , Maryland , Rockville , Washington , Richmond , Montgomery County , Pennsylvania , South Carolina , Iowa , Arlington County , Kennedy Center , Ohio , Shenandoah , Blacksburg , Baltimore , Rock Creek , Texas , Temple Hill , New Hampshire , Germany , Damascus , Dimashq , Syria , Kentucky , Loudoun County , Boston , Massachusetts , Gaithersburg , North Park , Budapest , Hungary , Ocean City , Prince George County , New Jersey , Fredericksburg , Leesburg , Fairfax County , Fox Lake , Dallas , France , Bermuda , Americans , America , American , Hungarians , September Sun , Joe Biden , John Kasich , Ronald Reagan , Kim Davis , Jeb Bush , Darcy Spencer , Abraham Akula , Johns Jay , Jared Kramer , John Glenn , Erica Edwards , Carly Fiorina , Lindsey Graham , Allison Silberberg , Mike Huckabee , Chuck Bell , Shawn William , Walter Palmer , Akua Akula , Shawn Williams , Hillary Clinton , Tracie Potts , Kristin Wright , Bernie Sanders ,