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state outside south carolina. >> we are in the 70s and 80s now but we have extreme heat coming our way tomorrow and i'm tracking storms coming with that heat, severe storms. and details are still coming in. music mogul sean diddy combs arrested. >> what we are learning about the fight at his son's football practice. >> maryland governor larry hogan expects the treatment to quote beat the hell out of him but tonight he is vowing to keep working while fighting his cancer. >> governor hogan has advanced aggressive nonhodgkins lymphoma and doctors are telling us what are his biggest challenges in the months and weeks ahead. we go to the governor's mansion with the latest. derrick? >> behind us is the governor's mansion and beside us is the state house.

the governor is really positive about this, and there is also state of the science. >> over the coming months i'll be receiving multiple very aggressive chemotherapy treatments. most likely i'm going lose my hair. you won't have these beautiful gray locks. >> while the strain he has is described as aggressive one doctor say it may not be as scary as it sounds. >> aggressive lymphoma often times respond very well and very quickly to the therapies that we prescribe for the patients. >> governor hogan has pledged to continue his role as the state's chief executive. >> i will be working hard. >> and that should be possible. ideally most of the treatments for nonhodgkins lymphoma are done without long-term hospitalization. >> usually once every three weeks on an out-patient basis. >> is barring side effects from the therapy itself.

while medical support is important so is the moral support from marylanders. like these folks at the restaurant in the shadow of the state house with politics and corned beef go hand in hand. >> you hear the word cancer and immediately you think the worst. but i'm hopeful he will pull through. he has a lot of people on his side. >> with my faith, my family and my friends, i know that i won't just beat this disease but that i'll be a better and stronger person and governor when we get to the other side of it. >> now an inevitable side effect is fatigue on the part of the governor from the treatment. the lieutenant governor earlier said one thing about b this administration is that the governor and he share a chief of staff communications director. there would be a seamless transition should the lieutenant governor need to step in.

there is a meeting scheduled for tomorrow. >> and more on that, derrick. he is far from a household name in politics. he never held public office before winning the election back in november but is no stranger to government service. he has worked as an appointee of maryland's previous governor bob ehrlich and for george w. bush. in his current role as lieutenant governor he leads the heroin task force and economic development council. wendy? >> the governor is getting a lot of love on social media tonight. many people sending him well wishes and they are using the hashtag hogan strong to encourage him. he has also received personal messages from virginia governor terry mcauliffe and muriel bouser. jeb bush even reaching out on twitter saying, you can beat this. you will be in our prayers. prince county executive talking us to about governor

hogan's cver and his father was once county executive. during his announcement, the governor cracked a joke saying the odds of him beating cancer are better than the odds he had of getting elected. baker feels that sense of humor will serve the governor well. >> i can't think of anybody i've seen, in my 20 plus years, being involved in politics and county and state who has a better attitude about the office. he clearly likes being governor. and so i think that's going to help him. >> baker said the county will support the governor anyway. we have more of governor hogan he announcement. reaction to it, and more on the different types of nonhodgkins lymphoma right now in our nbc washington app. >> moving on now to weather, folks, we've got some extreme heat coming our way. if you've got things do outdoors, tomorrow is not the day to do them. let's go to meteorologist ver ronnic johnson. it is still hot out there now,

vj. >> that's right. we are talking about the high temperatures high humidity and severe thunder storms. take a look, it is around 90 degrees in many neighborhoods. sure was hot but we didn't have that high humidity to deal with. 94 inside the beltway overnight. humidity will just continue to climb. we're expecting a hot humid hazy oppressive day coming our way tomorrow. along with that, the threat of storms. look at this, far and wide, covering our area. we will talk about the timing of thosecould bring and how they compare to does's violent weather that came through this area of all that and when we will have a change in our weather pattern coming up. guys? >> pj, thank you. new at 11:00 tonight huge announcement this evening from the biggest retailer in the world wal-mart says it is mooe moving immediately to stop selling merchandise branded with the confederate flag. we checked the company's website a minute ago and couldn't find anything for sale there. news 4's sha marry stone in

fairfax county. shomari, what did you find there? >> tonight we talked to customers and many are pleased they will stop selling confederate flag merchandise. we also checked on-line out here and some customers checked and you can't buy on-line. many say this is the right thing do. confederate flag opponents are pleased. they say the flag is a symbol of hate and slavery. dylann roof with pictures of himself holding a confederate flag on-line. wal-mart states, we never want to offend anyone with the product that we pofrp we have taken steps to remove all items promoting the confederate flag whether in our stores or on our website. customers are pleased. >> we are happy. it was an insult to to people and all the insensitivity was just terrible. >> but not all customers are applauding this decision.

some say that the confederate flag is not a symbol of hate. that it is simply represents southern heritage and pride. there you have it, both sides. live here in alexandria, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> chris lawrence here with another development in the fight over that flag. tonight for the first time ever a mississippi republican called on the state to remove the confederate emblem from its flag. the mississippi house speaker said it has become a point of offense and it is time to talk about changing mississippi state flags. moveon.org has been circulating a petition there and so far more than 5,000 people have signed it. governor nikki haley reversing her previous position and now wants the state legislature to remove the confederate flag flying at the capitol. but she doesn't make that call the legislature does. they are in a meeting about budget, but they could extend the session. taking up this within a week of

the shooting is just wrong. they support the confederate flag as a symbol of the state's history. jim? >> chris, thank you. don't expect an apology from the president for using the n word. they are still shocked and surprised after the president used the slur. he said he was trying to make the statement about ending racism is more than manners. during the pod cast, the president said even though people realize it is not right to use the racial word in public, racism is not dead. >> the president will head to charleston later this week to remember the nine victims in the church massacre. a charleston newspaper reports the president will be meeting with the victims' families. he is going to deliver the eulogy for the pastor of the historic black church. the first lady and the vice president will be joining the president on friday's trip. >> new at 11:00 tonight, d.c.'s police union tells us more needs to be done to curb crime with

people on illegal atvs and dirt bikes. there are people named as persons of interest in a shooting death after young local reporter. the union says in the past year and half d.c. officers arrested 147 people for dirt bike and atv related charges. more than half had their charges dismissed and of the 33 found guilty, all had their jail time sentences suspended. >> tomorrow we should learn where the investigation stands on that deadly underground smoke emergency on metro. the national transportation safety board will hold a hearing on that plaza incident. one woman died, several people wound up in the hospital in january. when an electrical arcing issue caused the tunnel near the plaza station to fill with smoke. sean diddy combs getting ready to post bail after a ucla

football practice. >> how uber could soon get your number even if you don't have the app. >> and a new promise to families who found head stones washed away at a local cemetery on father's day weekend. >> your first 4 traffic tonight two lanes are

chris lawrence here with an update on the arrest of sean diddy combs. the rapper and businessman is in custody of the l.a. county sheriff's department charged with assault with a deadly weapon.

this is new video just coming in from our sister station in los angeles which shows sean combs in handcuffs as he walks inside l.a. county jail. he was transferred into their custody from ucla campus police where he was arrested for assaulting someone with the football team. combs' son, justin, plays football for them and diddy is often at their practices. there was a statement put out saying it was an unfortunate incident but he is thankful that his staff was professional in the way they handle it. jim? >> thank you, chris. we have new pictures of the man police tell us sexually say assaulted a little girl inside a maryland pharmacy. we told but this story last week. now police say the original picture they sent out was of a man not connected to the case. someone inappropriately touched a 6-year-old girl an cvs on

riverdale road. we posted this picture on the nbc washington face book page so you can spread the news. >> repairs will begin tomorrow on a retaining wall that collapsed and it caused water to rush into a local cemetery. and wash up several coffins. this is what visitors at cedar hill cemetery in suitland saw on father's day. investigators say severe flooding caused that wall to give way. news 4 also found what appears to be dozens of head stones in a nearby creek bed. a state oversight committee will look into the complaint and it says the affected families can have plots moved at no cost. >> when was the last time you read a company's privacy statement? more and more information is being collected from consumers and the ride service uber, wants even more. erica gonzalez has uber's upcoming change and what it means even if you don't have the app. >> i use it a lot to get around. baseically every weekend -- >> like many uber users with

just a tap to his phone -- >> on their way -- >> -- he can access a ride in minutes. but like technology, you give out your personal information, you give up a piece of your privacy and when it comes to privacy, uber is about to change its policy. in mid july, uber's policy statement will be easier to understand. half the length and ask you to input the contacts in your phones, address book, to the uber app. >> i would not be happy about that. i think that's an invasion of privacy. >> uber wants to access contact to facilitate social interaction, future services and send offers to family and friends. uber says it will give consumers the choice to import their contacts. but the company has not said yet how that will work. >> i would never do that. i would never ever do that. >> i don't think it would be a problem. hopefully just help them work a lot more. >> i don't feel comfortable giving out someone's number. >> companies are changing their

privacy policies all the time. >> director of consumer protection, privacy at consumer federation america. >> it is one thing to give your own information to a company but do you really want to give the company the contact information of your friends and relatives? people that you work with. without asking them first. >> uber says quote protecting the personal information of riders is a core responsibility and company value. even though uber's privacy statement changes mid july, the company told us it does not plan on asking for user's contact information right away. grant says sharing such information comes with risk. >> if the company merges or sells its assets to somebody else, it essentially reserves the right to consider your personal information as an asset. that's very troubling. because it means that your information collected by uber

could just be handed over to o another company. >> uber says if you choose not to import your contacts it will not affect your service. erica gonzalez news 4. >> all righty. first off, we would like to bid ado to black and white dress day here at news 4. yeah. >> all in style. >> get with it hanley. >> yeah. long sleeve, short sleeve. we hope you wore your black and white dress day. >> you look stunning. >> thank you. i think i will wear someone a little more -- >> yeah i don't want it attract heat -- >> yeah, exactly. wear all white tomorrow. >> yeah. go with the -- >> reflective lightweight material for sure. and hydrate. we are talking about extreme heat and even thunderstorms. it is weather alert day for storm team 4 which means we are give ug additional information that help you through the heat and storms starting at 4:30. meteorologist will be on board and any updates cutting in for your storms as they start

blowing up tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow will be a moderate to high impact day because of the dangerous heat. that heat index, 100 to 105 tomorrow afternoon. and i think starting as early as lunch time. severe thunderstorms will start rolling through. warm and humid, 80 degrees, between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. commuter forecast, yeah. you will need to change. get work or find a way to keep cool. 88, warming fast. take a look at this. the feels like temperatures your heat index values. this is as early as lunch time tomorrow. already over 100 degrees so for several hours tomorrow, he will see the elevated temperatures extreme conditions very sultry, oppressive, by 4:00, still 100 to 105 throughout the area in manassas falls church. just a reminder that high heat tomorrow for dogs nor anyone wp don't leave them in the car for any amount of time. at 95 degrees after 10 minutes will feel like 114 and 124 for

20 minutes. here is a look at rain coming in and storms too. 98 at 3:00. what happens when the front moves through, temperature will be dropping in a hurry. we will go from 98, i think, to 82 between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. still storms around the area. in fact let me show you the storms. this is at lunch time tomorrow, storms come marching on down. 3:00 to 7:00 here is 4:00 or 5:00. gaithersburg, leesburg. manassas, falls church, fairly fast moving, but putting out good rain. i don't think we will have widespread flooding. maybe an isolated flooding or two. but our main threat is high winds. then heavy rain. then we could see maybe an isolated tornado. i think the best chance of that would be further north up through pennsylvania. the remainder of the work week in the 80s, upper 80s to around 90 degrees. humidity comes back too at end of the week. and then take a look at our upcoming weekend.

it is looking wet, coastal storm system delivering temperatures much cooler in the 70s this weekend. most of our rain that comes over the weekend is saturday late into sunday morning. it is looking pretty wet. we could see between 1 and as much as 2 inches of rain with that weekend storm system. i think it should kick out of here by sunday afternoon. give us a chance to see temperatures rise. but severe weather tomorrow again starting at 4:30. new data coming in overnight. >> thank you. coming up, usa moving up.

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sports desk brought to you by xfinity. >> soccer moving on. they won. not a great game for women's team but hey they won the game and that's all that matters. before tonight ematch, columbia did a great job of talking a big game and one of their star players. and so far with the trash talk, and that she guaranteed victory against the americans. turn out all of the talk was just hot air. u.s. women's soccer team dominating colombia. it wasn't all great for the u.s. megan issued her second yellow card tonight. she will miss the next match. winner of the next match moves ton play china. nice job with the beard, sir. second half, beautiful ball to alex morgan. great look here. but she gets tripped up by the goalkeeper. catalina perez. she is given a red card. she has to leave the match. u.s. gets penalty kick.

abbey wombach, 14 career cup world goals but off the mark here. she can't believe it. we remain scoreless. 53rd minute. teammates coming through. alex morgan. she doesn't miss. puts it home. beauty. first goal this world cup for morgan. u.s., lead 1-nil. few minutes later, megan ropino on the attack. gets take yn out inside the box. yellow card comes out. another pk for the united states. carly lloyd, easy score for her. united states wins 2-nil. move ton quarterfinals. take awning china this friday. college world seriestwoen on. two outs. comes through going opposite field. two runs here. give the freshman a double in vanderbilt. goes up and the pair runs early. carlson, dealing for commodores tonight. top of the seventh.

sending mccarthy down swinging. receiven strikeouts. 7 2/3 innings pitched. right now, 5-0. sixth annual night at the park taking place for a foundation to help raise awareness for multiple sclerosis. his mom has ms. the profits benefit the foundation. tonight was a huge hit despite scherzer never allowing hits. golfing for a good cause, that's johnny holiday. tenth anniversary of the scholarship classic bringing together local celebrities to benefit the scholarship fund and leadership foundation that's gnats owner mark lerner and former tar terrapins coach. that is carol there. good golf game.

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