good oo i'm jim . >> m pat lawson muse. police announced an arrest in the shooting death of a 3-year-oltt girl in maryland brian campbell is charged with first and second degree murder. investigat s campbell helped devon wallace by giving wallace t gun used in the murder a helped him get away from the scene. campbell lives on the same street wh wallace opened fire in a home in landover sunday. now the latest on the turmoil in t town of ferguson, missouri tensions escalated enough today for presidama to address the violent protests sparked by the case of michael brown today. the unarmed black teenager was shot to a by police over the weekend. the images coming out of the town since been disturbing.

scott macfnet live desk. >> those are just some of the developmen surrndg the death of michael brown and ferguson,so we just learned a former howard universit student was shot in the head while protesting in ferguson yesterday. she is attending graduate school in st. louis. on social media she wrote that her life is, quote, intact. more rallies following violent standoffs. this afterno demonstrators delayed a press conference. the chie asked everyone to, quote, tone it down. he said his force is reconside tactics to make everyone r. that happ after president obama made his remarks calling for calm. >> we are united in common values and that includes belief

in equality under the law, basic respect for public order and the right to peaceful public protests, reverence for dignity of every man, woman and child among us and need for accountabity comes to our government. >> president obama met with u.s. attorney ra eric holder today. mr. holder said his department would not be sending military vehicles to ferguson but justice department officials are in ferguson help ease the tension. >> new at 4:00, the widow of robin williams revealing surprisi and heartbreaking news saying he was brave as he struggledh own battles of depression and anxiety as well as early stages of

parkinson'die which he was not yet ready to share publicly. his wife shares he maintained his sobriety even though that struggle with a progressive nerve disorder was troubling him. friend sa he saw williams and he appeared thinner and more frail. he says the world has lost an icon. itr ie its privacy policies for family of deceased users after robin williams daughter was sent cruel messages. she received tweets blaming her for her father's suicide and some appaly sent pictures of robin will alterred to show bruises au williams' neck. zelda williams said she will stop using twitter and instagram

for a go long while. service is restored following water main break in alexandria in an area near the george wainon masonic temple. crews h e finding the source of the leak. today all activities were cancelled ou service is restored officials told us minutes ago that russell road will remain closed until about 5:00. a former church youth leader in montryn will likely spend the rest of his life in prison for abusing young boys. he was sentenced to 40 years in prison. morales worked with kids at the covenant life church in the '80s and '90s. he was convicted of sexually abusing four boys during at-home sleepovers one of the boys was just 11 years old. prosecutoe us he used his

position t trust of the parents. a popul restaurant is being investigated for under aged drinking violations. police say they observed the violationso between 10:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. they found seven people with fake i.d.s there. five under age people were found to have been drinking. police arrested five for dui. people who say they had been drinking clyde's and people investigath restaurant after getting complaints. prosecutors at the mcdonnell corruptional trying to go out with a bang. they presented a dramatic show and tell in the courtroom as they prepare to rest their case. julie carey saw it all. >> reporte untilod jurors had only seen pictures of the tens of thousands of dollars of gifts that jonnie williams once purchased for t mcdonnell

family. the one exception the rolex watch. now wi a dramatic flourish as prosecutwi down their case they brought each and every gift item into the courtroom for the jurors to see. with fbi speal agent on the stand prosecutors asked him to identify nearly 30 gifts the mcdonnel had once accepted from jonnie williams. there were the golf bags and clubs given to a son. at one point they clattered to the courtro floor. there was the clothing from the shopping spree for maureen mcdonnell. dresses a shoes and other designer items. prosecuto pulled out a carton of the dia supplement anatabloc. after the investigation became public in 2013 the mcdonnell's

returned a the gifts. prosecut a price tag on all of the gifts, trips and loans that jonnie williams gave the mcdonnells. the grand total more than $177,000. coming up i will show you the elaborate prosecutors are using to tie all of the evidence together for the jury. a malfunction at the smithsoni natural history museum. > how these kids made off today. f y a trying to get pregnant w stepping outside in the sunsne may increase your chance. > highs today have been in the low to mid 80s. there will be a 20 to 30 degree temperaturo in our area in less than hours. coming u i will let you know how cold it will be in your neighborhoto morning.

about0 homeless children in fairfax county will start the first da school with new clothes. the sff a deputies and volunteerok kids on a big shopping see to target. the kids got to pick out their own outfits. one managed to sneak in a basketball >> you kno this program allows us to let the community know not only are we working in the courts or the jails or serving civil proces we do a lot of positive things and having that one-on-onan being able to be a role model. that's wt i would like for our community tknow. >> it brings a smile to my face to see the joy on the kids' face. just be able to imagine these children lkg in on the first day with dignity they need

is so important. >> this he 23rd year of the shopping wh homeless children. one of the smithsonian museums is open after undergoing emergencrepairs. the natural history museum was closed to repair an i.t. network malfunctio the museum will be closed today as usual at 5:30. new at 4:00, one of the most traffic ch roads is undergoin a widening project. it's between washington boulevard and the dulles access road. its expected to help with all of the congestion there. that means road is getting closer to some people's homes. adam tuss talked with a woman who lives next to the project.

we'll ha much more coming up tonight a00 including some who say they support the project even though they live next door. you will never believe how much adidas is charginfone shoes tkeloyo steppedn mud. and the search for the person who set a playground on fire. and why do babies stop crying when th hear

big breaking news from overseas. iraq's pre minister just resigned. >> multiple pieces of breaking news. iraqi tv reporting malaki has given up post as prime minister to al-abadi. earlier this yeek al-malaki ordered troops not to keep him in ower. and a refugee crisis to which the u.s. has been responding in

recent days. just in from richmond from julie carey. the prosecuti has rested in the corrui case of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife, maureen, after weeks of making their case, which mea t defense gets started monday. tomorrow t jurors get a day off. prosecution rests toda defense begins on monday. for now at the live desk i'm scott macan hundreds of children in montgomerty looking for a new place to play. someone t fire to this playgroun nig in german town leaving just a shell behind. >> as zachary kiesch reports some were worried the flames would hit trees and threaten their homes. >> i have no idea what went on here, probably some kids. >> reporte melted plat forms help tell the story.

they have lived in this community r more than a decade and calls it safe. her kids grew up playing here. last night there was a problem. >> i was hanging out with my friends and her mom was yelling. we were wondering what was happening when she got out the phone she was yelling the park was on fire. we ran down the stair >> report: montgomery county fire depat arrived around 9:00 last night. officials eime that more than $100,000 worth of damage was done and it looks intention neighbors s the flame were so high they feared the trees would burn. it is a busy park, a place that brings enjoyment regardless of the age. >> she swings here, too. they should be punished. >> report for joan and her family ty their park back. >> now we can't do it. hopefullyy will put another

park up for us. >> reporteor the cedar valley park is closed. again, estimates are this is $100,000 wth of damage. and the montgomery county fire department asking for your help to solve the crime. if you have information please reach out to them. reporting german town, zachary kich news 4. we had another gorgeous, perfect day. >> it was beautiful. the humidit low. the temperatures were comfortab. a l of people saying it feels more like fall than summer outside. >> looks like fall, too >> a lite bit. it was chilly this morning and tomorrow will be cold again. right now beautiful picturesque scene outside. you can see the national cathedralther chilly morning tomorrow morning and for your saturday morning, as well. we are looking at mainly dry conditionsor your weekend. a small chan of rain on your sunday. that's al when the heat and humidity returns to the area. here on the satellite and radar

i'm tracking clouds. no rain here. we did have a little more cloudiness d today than anticipate there s me moisture in the lower levels of the atmosphere. that is why we saw a little more of the clo cover. you can see the clouds favoring southern maryla. those are pushing out. we are looking at mainly clear skies foroevening. beautifule if you are dining outside. as the su sets that is when things tu chilly, even cold. temperatur r now for the most part in the 80s. 85 degrees in washington. so far that is the high for today. loo t lni this is wyowa up to early tomorrow morning. 51 in washington. it might be moderate. maybe a heavier jacket in the suburbs. 49 frede tomorrow morning. 51 in manassas and gaithersburg. 52 in leesburg. stepping o the door on your

friday morning the weather not impacting commute but you're definitel going to notice how cool it is maybe even have to turn on the car heater. 7:00 a.m temperatures in the low 60s. by 11:00 a.m. with plenty of sunshine warm up quickly. 40e 70s at that point. temperatu 4:0082. beautiful id evening. national taking on the pirates tomorrow night. great weath for that. temperaturur the evening hours tomr for the most part in the 70s. for the ween satday spectacul day. it is comfortable, plenty of sunshine. mid 80s for a high. it is hot and humid on sunday. a high of 91 with a chance of a thunderstor two later in the day. so the good news, most, if not all of ury looking dry. what you are really noticing on sunday is heat. high tempere 91. monday a hh of 84. the best chance of rain on the seven day is tuesday. we will talk more about tuesday

coming up in a bit. what ae top ten things that stress women out? plus at which age are women the most chilled out? hello! >> and the new trend taking the internet storm now in the wake of t death of

the top stressors for women stepping i a new fashion and the new internet craze in the wake of robin williams. >> the ice bucket challenge is so yesty now, huh? >> it is not so yesterday. it is such a great cause. it is still continuing, absolute theew thing in the wake of robinil tragic passing this we io go ahead and do a mrs. doubt fire. to do this you find pie in your fridge and you stick your head into the pie and go hello. it is started by the american foundati suicide prevent just like the ice bucket challen t is for a good cause, as well. you can see the videos that have already started to go viral. >> here is a story that will be music to your ears. why do some songs make babies

stop crying? >> there are three great reasons we found out this weekend. this is interesting that babies sometime crying because of certain music. one of them is because they recognizt songs from being in thmo belly. somethine mom listened to while s had the baby inside of her. one of heonis becausof bass of the song that may remind the baby of an in utero sound. and al the high pitch sounds they recognize. you have the top ten things that st women out. >> thle stressed age for women is 25. the mo stressed age for women is in their 30s. and ther is couple of reasons why. there is a top ten list, fitness level, spending time thamy

and fri, fulfilling career, losing looks, being attractive, how you come across to other people, your children's happineshe health of family and friends, their health. women h their stress peak by 34. the are issues that get women stressed out. >> they get everybody stressed out. these shoes come premudded up. i rememr going to school and you didn't want to get your shoes dirty. can you imagine spending $215 on pre-dird shoes available online. >> looks like somebody just walkethdog, too. >> i didn't want to say it. >> that s the first thing i was thinking. >> fash forward. and got tickets? >> tomorrnthe heart radio music festival in las vegas. gd to see you. a run away teen found living in a wal-mart store. how did he pull that off?

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deadly po shooting of michael brown, an unarmed black studen and the violent clashes that followed. he said, quote, this is not who we are. jay gray is in ferguson with the latest. >pte the anger and anxiety continues to build in ferguso >> it a powder keg and we recognizthat. >> repor the city's police chief talked about the ongoing chaosga today but later than he had planned. tensions overflowing as protes took control of the microphoft th straig n of violence betweenprotte and police. >> eachtgoesn the people in the community are more restls. >> they are trying to take a heavy handed approach to squash e protests but they are not going to be able to beat these yo people into submiio >> ror t afternoon presidena who met with

attory al eric holder while on vacation in martha's vineyar called for calm on both sides. >> n ishee for healing and peace and calm in the stree ferguson. now is time for open and transreoc to see that justice is done. >> repor governor nixon travelle ferguson and heard from citizens. >> the police have no respect for the community. >> repor officers are gearingp for what could be another rh night understag as already happened >> lg we started getting rocks, bricks, bottles thrown at us and a molotov cocktail and gun fire went off. >> repo: concern from so many about what could come next. there i still a curfew in place here and no indication from protes that they plan to take a step back. live in ferguson, missouri.

sources tell news 4 a detectit g a carjackis out of the hospital one of the suspects is set to make his first court appeara police romeo hayes fired at the polf a then later tried to carjack the detectiv when detective drove way he was shot four times. still no arrest today after a violent night in the district. seven people shot in five differe locations within a three- span. the first shooting just after 11:00 a woman shot at malcolm x avenue. abo an hour later someone shot another also in southeast. another w shot around the same time. the victims in those cases are expecte be okay. a double shooting here on 46th

streetd central avenue in northea near benning roa metrour deadly. one man was killed and another survived two ot men shot less than a mile awa survived. a teenager from chicago suspecte her own mother's gruesom murder overseas is undergoi a psychological evaluat 19-year- heather mack dodged cameras bali. she and her 21-year-old boyfrnd the only suspects in the murder of heather's mothe hotel workers found her stuffed in a blood smeared suitcase tuesday. she was a widow and a respected academiw once worked for senator ted knedy. neighbot home indicated the relatns between mother and daughter was strained. >> we just spoke to sheila a week a a half ago. >> i heard they had domestic issues especially after

heather' dad died. >> mack has no criminal record but her boyfriend does for marijua and disorderly conduct charg ichicago. neither actually been charged t in the murder. the nati is paying its final respects to the two star general killed in afghanistan. a buri co is underway at arlingt nati cemetery for harolden killed in an insider attack near kabul. he is the highest ranking u.s. officer to be killed in combat since the vietnam war. his family invited david culver to the memorial. he will bring us the emotional service. and more people are buying r devices to test their blallel. can breathalyzer apps tell you whether you are legally drunk? >> repor the amazon fire

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we wi stay tuned for that. >> other thanust carrying it on. a teenager lives in a wal-mart f t days and no one notices. how d he do it? th are small enough to fit into your pocket. are th affordable? costing as little as $50 we hear. can breathalyzer apps tell you

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police about new technology to see if you are legally drunk. this involves an app that claims it canel you if you are under the legal limit. >> ques is, can you believe what says and would you drive? national investigative correone rosen put them to th test. >> let's go. >> repor we are throwing a summer barbecue. friends,anoh, yes, alcohol. >> fe and drinks, what couldea? >> rorhi cocktail party comes with twist. we are testing our guests with breatly and n ju any breathalyzers, three of the most popur breathal apps on the market. if you are at a bar and you have these breathalyzer apps would you use these? it can boo ebe a life or death

decisi as tt a $50. can y really trust the results toind out we are bringing in the new jersey state police. >> take a deep breath. >> rert compare the apps with thr official breathals. luan, watched her have, one, two, three, four, five, six drink ths the legal limit is .08. when e blows into the police breatha ss drunk. >> i n elt i am a definiterisk. >> rerte be arrested she was driving but not accor to this app. watch happened when she breathes into breathometer. >> thi .06.

>> ishe app that shows that [ bleep ]. >> repor this one has you .16 which is about two times the legal limit. the th app says she is more drunk than that. >> this app has you at .21, way over the legal limit. the apps all over the map. it was like that with everyone. >> i don't know how you can trust. >>epte jeremy. at the end of the day alcohoot's numbers were closest. bactrak too high saying their errred on the side of caution a safety for the consum breathowa too low showing everye tested under the

limit. rememr,ce sa they were all ov the limit. the company saying they were surpredh results. breathowireleasing a new one this fall. >> they have to be accurate. there i too much at stake. >> rertdo worry, when our part broke up no one drove. we provided car services home. >> good to know. the app companies say you shouldne the apps to decide whethero drive. there a warnings on the packagi and within the apps themsel poli worry that is whpele buy them to see whether they are okay to drive. they say if you think you need a breathal test don't drive. it is now a little bit easiean pb less confung order pizza if you live in the distri or if you are ordering in the district. we showed you an app called push for pizza that told users d.c.

was not a valid state location. app creators got more heat for asking users to enter virginia. now the fix is finished and we are told t district is now a valid lo on push for pizza. ha at it and enjoy. >> we knew that all along. now wkn wt we are going to eat for dinner. >> and perfe night for eating outside >it is going to be spectacur maybe yon'ouide tonigh tomorrow evening will be lovely. temperatre comfortable. we are imi tomorr continues to be comfort for this time in augus y are visiting from out of town is not normal. this n o typical summer-lweaer we are used to muggy conditions, hot conditions, heat waves. but tomwe are looking at high tetu once again to be in the mid 80s. as far w hing a negativ impact on your day that is not g to happen. your evening planner 6:00 p.m.

temperas in the low 80s. 8:00 finally drop into the upper 70s. nice weather. 10:00 m 70s and it continues to turn chilly, even cold for some of us especially those of us in the suburbs overnight tonight. rig n we are at 85 degrees, mostly suy skies. some of the clouds we had around throughot today are cleari here is a look at the high tempera tomoow for you. 81 in leesburg. 78 in hagerstown. 85 in fredericksburg. plenty o hi tomorrow. the humidity is low once again. the hid remains low for your saturday. nice on saturday. a high ere of 85 degrees trying t figure out when to make the tee time and when to play tennis i recommend saturday because sunday is hot anhumid. a high tra in washington of 91 degrees. 89 for a high in gaithersburg. 90 for manassas. there c be an afternoon

shower or thdeto mainly latern day and into the evening hours. only about a 30% chance of that happeng the h and humidity in full force on sunday. maybe ae or thunderstorm on monday. rain is likely for tuesday with a high atof 86. >> thanks. bi is the word in detroit. a pair of pesky pigeons invaded the infield during last night's baseba game. miguel cabrera was at bat when the bird flew in. a few players tried to wave them off and rolled a baseball at them. nng seed to work. the bir finally scattered after thr crew fired a flare g in their direction. do dogs feel jealousy? a nine month study by a psycholo professor at the univers cifnia tried to get the answer. dogs and owners were video taped while th owners played with

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have as much as 3,000 to 6,000 milliam of salt a day. people consumed that amount of salt had lower risk of cardiovrproblems, too. reseahe eliminating salt in your diet is actually a bad thing f you. they sugst that eliminating sugary drinks and keeping salt in your diet are better. the american heart association is not siding with this study and recommending much less salt. for their recommendations as well as a full look at the study for yourself you can go to nbcwashin.d search for salt. i'm aarongilchrist, news 4. savannah guthrie's little bundle o joy is here. she is mother of a little girl. her "today" show co-hosts made the announcement this morning. >> we have a baby. savannah and her husban are proud pas welcoming a beautifuchto the world. >> what a moment. take a look.

savanh named her baby gale guthrie feldman. her husband was by her side. accordi to savannah she has blue eyes and a little bit of blondis hair and chubbiest cheeks have ever seen. she kwso foot. he ate, slept and changed clotheundetected for days inside a 24-hour wal-mart. how he finally got caught. it is a beautiful view from here ofhe roadwork nearby. will this project impact you? i'm ada, to cg up.

you' watching news 4 at 4:00. some wal-mart stores are so big y thi some folks could live er for days. that i exactly what a teenager in north texas did. the 14 y old went undetected for t days. he was finally discovered in the baby department. >> i couldn't believe a 14 year old could live in a wal-mart store. >> repo: that is the reactn people found out a 14 year o was hiding out in their wal-mart. >> you have to give the kid credit >> repor police say he ran away from home and was foundn the 24 hour store.

>> initial information that we found definitely showed that he had some things in the area where he was which is sort of what wadiscovered. it was clear he had been in that hiding p fli while. >> repo: says there is evidenc was in other parts of the o but an associate found him coming out of hiding in an aisle of baby items. >> i'm surprised somebody hasn't alrea be doing it because they have everything. you can exist in wal-mart. >> the boy consumed food and drinks ftho and changed into clothes hund in the store. wal-mart sa it does not plan to file charges. hpy t report to you that we have made an arrest in this case but it is obviously bitterswt because we do not yet havdevon wallace in custody.

>> anrr involving the deadly shooting of a 3-year-old girl bue manhunt continues. being called baghdad in america new plan to stop the violence in a st. louis suburb as we learn about a howard university grad caut in the cross fire. and the wife of robin williams speaking out revealing that th actor was dealing with the early stages of marks disease. brng news in the search for a man who police say murdered a 3-year-old girl in maryla >> the hunt for devon wallace continu this man is behind bars as a potential accomplice. tracee s le with more on today's developments. >> repor a very serious accompli princegentce say he wanted and facing charges for first and second degree murder. they are saying what he did to aid thi man in this case has yielded these charges.

police y 24-year-old brian campbell aided devon wallace in the shooting that killed 3-year girl. >> they believe he gave devon wallace e weapon he used. >> repor cl veju a few houses down from the house that the girl was killed in accor to police. the litrleroth were visiting a relative when wallace got into an argument with soon about wearing his clothe her motsale t house rereturned with a gun. >> he left and came back and he shot up the house. >> rep: was shot while in an upstairs bedroom. by our count at least six shots were fired into the house. the bulle sprayed the room. pole il looking for wallace. >> despite the fact that we identiemo quickly we have to date not been able to find him even though we knew who the shooter was in this invesgan investigators