call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v now at 11:00, a life cut short. friends say the man stabbed to death on a d.c. metro train was happy and loving. tonight, they react it an arrest in his murder.

>> new evidence that big cosby admitted drugging women. why the judge said he let that evidence go public. >> a spike in violence in one neighborhood. the message tonight from the mother after murder victim. >> as rain moves away i'm tracking the 90s in our next chance of storms. >> news at 11:00 starts now. >> tonight, the man accused of murder on the metro train for the first time. >> friends of the 24-year-old man who was killed want everyone to know about the future taken from him. live now at d.c. police head quarters with new reaction tonight. >> reporter: good evening. kevin sutherland's friends describe him as a remarkable young man with a prommising political future. they say he was so nice and quirky and the type of kid that

would walk into a room and light it up. well, they are grieving tonight and his suspected killer is behind bars. >> we really want to talk about kevin and how amazing he was -- >> reporter: kevin sutherland had dreams of being a progressive politician. former intern for a connecticut congressman. american university graduate, was stabbed to death on a metro train. tonight, his roommates are heart broken. >> he was everything. it is the small details about him that you don't realize you miss until now he is actually gone. he was just so quirky. so loving. >> kevin was the guy that he could sit in a group, still be the happiest person in the group without attention. >> reporter: they say a man tried to rob kevin and stabbed him to death on the train at the gallaudet station. he was on his way it meet friends app a july fourth party. they knew something was wrong

when he didn't show up. >> unfortunately that's how we came to find out what happened. >> reporter: news 4 learned spires was arrested july 2nd just two days earlier. he grabbed a man's neck on the 500 block of wisconsin avenue and kicked officer who responded. the u.s. attorney's office said there wasn't enough evidence to hold spires in jail while police continue to investigate sutherland's murder they say they are pleased officers made an arrest. >> after i heard, i felt better but it doesn't bring him back. >> reporter: now tonight jasper spires is charged with first degree murder while armed. he will have his firm court appearance tomorrow. >> a brazen attack leaving a man in critical condition may have also been a robbery gone bad. this happened yesterday near the intersection of north capital and n streets northwest.

a 52-year-old man from alexandria walking down the street when the suspect grabbed him from behind and threw him to the ground. it is not clear if the two knew one another but witnesses say it looked like the suspect was trying to steal the man's cell phone. >> patient care will continue tomorrow at walter reid national military medical center in bethesda. the entire campus was put on lock down today after reports after sixth gunshot sound from an employee in the high rise tower. police found no evidence that any shots were fired and it is the second time in less than a week that fears of a shooting forced an inch by inch search of a local military facility and it comes amid heightened concerns about terror attacks around the globe. news 4's jackie benson is in bethesda with more on the heightened state of alert. jackie? >> someone today called it the new normal. the law enforcement response to reports of shots fired at two major military facilities in the

d.c. area since thursday, although both unfounded was robust even by standards of the national capital area. dramatic images from the navy yard in southeast washington and again at walter reid medical center in bethesda underscore the fact that federal law enforcement is dealing with a drum beat of internet threats, mostly from overseas by people who claim to be part of terror groups such as isis. those passed along to first responders who are tightening and refining protocols. after officer searched all 20 floors of the high rise after a possible gunman there is a second search for possible explosive devices even though a caller did not mention one. the police read the long list of law enforcement agencies involved in today's response. >> u.s. customs, montgomery county police, metro transit, "ncis," montgomery county sheriff, maryland state police,

the security and law enforcement personnel that are on this campus, howard county maryland police national institute of health police. atf, fbi, secret service. >> police commence today's 911 caller for following their advice that if you see something or hear something say something. live in bethesda, jackie benson, news 4. >> isis beheadings and mass killings shocked people in the country and all over the world. the united states is making progress in the fight against the vicious terror group. the commander in-in-chief made a rare visit to update americans on the campaign against the islamic state. the president said the country is doing a better job of preventing large scale attacks on u.s. soil. but he warned, we must stay vigilant. >> the small individual lone wolf attacks or small cells have been harder to detect or may become sophisticated using new

technologies or that means we may have to pick up our game to prevent these attacks. >> the president conceded that destroying isis is a long term effort but says there are no plans to send u.s. troops to the middle east it fight the islamic state. >> checking out our weather now, showers are moving out on storm team 4 radar and more summer heat is moving in. what we can expect as we head out the door tomorrow, hey, doug. >> a good start to our tuesday. that's in store for us as we move on through the day and hot weather returns. we haven't seen 90 degrees yet so far this july. it is coming tomorrow. take a look at radar now. radar tracking over the last six hours. you mountains rain and storms moving up through the region. we saw prince george's county, montgomery, howard, even flash flood warnings. howard county and eastern or rather western portions up around i-95 here. watch out and never drive through flooded roadways.

but of course you already know that. 90s moving back in for sure. storms return. i will show you when. not tomorrow. i will show you when they do return and tracking that weekend. i'll show you that in just a minute. >> large turnout in alexandria tonight where residents of the west old town neighborhood voiced concerns about a murder there last thursday. some said the murder is a symptom of more violence. they want police to do something about it. one woman has a more immediate concern, finding her son's killer. >> and i hope someone comes forward and helping the need is helping you. >> tonight's meeting is so well attended it had to be moved it a bigger room inside the rec center. >> also in the news, prince george county police are looking for the suspect in a shooting in oxen hill. the victim is in critical

condition. investigators are still on the scene right now. >> several families are going to have to find a new place it stay after a fire ripped through their apartment building. the fire break out on silver park terrace when the firefighters got there they found flames coming from the attic p. there's no word tonight on what started this fire. 30 adults and 12 children are finding somewhere else to stay tonight. >> here at the live desk we are digging through an unsealed deposition in which bill cosby admits he got quaaludes, gave them to a woman and then had sex with her. this was ten years ago and cosby settled out of court. a temple university accused him of drugging her an raping her in his home. he said he only gave her three half pills of ben drill. he had to testify about previous incidents from the '70s in which he admitted getting sedatives to

give to women and cosby enlisted his agent to funnel money to women. going to court to get this deposition unsealed the judge agreed because cosby dawned the public of moralist. with raising children, family life education and crime. cosby's lawyer said this would embarrass him and the judge said why would this embarrass him, his own version of the facts. cosby has never been charged with a crime. >> chris, thank you. hundreds of people have signed the petition now calling on renowned d.c. chef to dump trump, donald trump. petition on change.org says that he should back out of his deal to open a new restaurant at the future trump hotel in the old post office pavilion in downtown d.c. all because of recent comments the presidential candidate made about mexican immigrants.

andres is from spain. he replied with one tweet last week saying his views on immigration are clear that all men and women should be treated respectfully regardless of their status. >> there is a new murder charge tonight in the case of adding must fuel to the immigration debate. francisco sanchez is expected to be arraigned tomorrow for the random shooting of katherine steinly. sanchez is an undocumented immigrant who has been deported five times. he admitted in a jailhouse interview he came to san francisco because of its sanctuary status. the city bans police from asking suspect about their immigration status. sanchez was arrested in april on drug charges but released even after immigration agents asked local officials to hold him. >> south carolina took a big step today toward removing the confederate flag from state house grounds. the state senate voted overwhelmingly 37-3 to take that flag down. governor nikki haley promised to sign the bill but first it has

it pass the house by 2/3 majority. that vote could come as early as tomorrow. the flag would be taken down as soon as that bill is signed. >> next at 11:00 what is a victory without a parade? where the u.s. women's national soccer team will celebrate tomorrow and why fifa is getting questions about the team's payday. >> abandoned on the side of a road. tonight we are hearing the shock from the first 911 call. >> and making your commute a little safer

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the agency is as busy as over. they will sill be in charge of guarding pope francis when he makes his u.s. visit come september. there are also at least 19 major party politicians who have decided to run for the white house. and many will require secret service protection. >> we're preparing for it. we just had some campaign training out here last week. and we have continued to do that in our field offices around the country. so we are well-prepared and will continue to train. >> adrian showed off training including how they respond to white house fence jumpers an ambush of a motorcade. >> a crying baby left on the side of the road, and you can hear those cries on the 911 call. tonight we're hearing that call own confusion over why anyone would abandon a baby. >> and a baby in the street and no one is around. and the baby is just crying. >> and there's no one around?

>> no one at all. in a stroller. we don't want anybody to run over her. she is in the street. >> the six-week-old baby was found in pasadena, maryland. right next to her was a baby bag. her mother, sandra mcclearry, is charged with child neglect. she has $500,000 bail. she is charged with a string of robberies. >> a heros welcome in los angeles tomorrow, fans get a chance it rub shoulders with the champs a at free public celebration. festivities kick off at it2:00 p.m. eastern. first stop for the team since beating japan 5-2 in vancouver last night. ladies have versies with three stars, representing each time the women's team won the world cup. maybe you were along them. last knit's win was the most viewed soccer match in our country's history but all those

eye balls won't necessarily translate into big bucks for the team. cnbc reports tonight the salary cap for major league soccer is about 11 times higher than the cap for the national women's soccer league. many you've on-line also notice the german's men team got $35 million for its world cup win last year. as compared to only $2 million for u.s. women's team last night. >> one of hollywood's big time producers known for his influence in music, movies just about everything las vegas has died. jerry winetrot most recently known for producing the "oceans 11" movie. also behind the "karate kid" series and promoted concerts in the '70s with stars like elvis presley and frank sinatra. he died of cardiac arrest today in santa barbara. he was 77 years old. >> when you hop on the beltway tomorrow, you could notice an extra lane that could improve

your commute. there is i-95 near the gw parkway. vdot is opening the north shoulder lane. the 1 1/2 mile stretch is designed to allow traffic on the left shoulder from the end of 495 express lanes to gw parkway. the shoulder will be open to all traffic during peak driving times, doug. >> yes. >> look for the green arrows and those red xs. >> that will make a huge difference. that is suchbottle neck right there. >> everything around tyson's corner is a bottle neck. all right, storms moving out but heat moving back in. >> a lot of people are saying hey, that's okay with us but looks like 90s tomorrow. 92 in the district. a little cooler 88 89. on the mild side for sure very warm and rather humid. 78 degrees an mostly cloudy skies. that heat index around 81. that tells you even at 11:00 we

have humidity. sticky out there. 75 in leesburg. 75 fredericksburg. tomorrow morning you wake up to some rather warm numbers but it's not all that bad. as a matter of fact, a nice start. you see shower activity moving up across our region. heaviest rain. montgomery howard county now warnings up near the baltimore area. flood warning though, howard county, northwestern portions of an rundal county until 1:00 a.m. everybody else looking okay. last of the showers towards the eastern shore moving out of the region. all of the showers we saw today courtesy of an area of low pressure spinning back west. that area of low pressure is moving off towards the east. in behind the system we've got clearing skies. notice ohio, kentucky, back towards indiana here. we will see clearing skies rather hot day. on wednesday, we see this guy come through.

this is a nuntfrontal boundary. over around the chicago region, that moves in on wednesday. we have a break tomorrow. tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. not bad. tomorrow afternoon, nice and mild. best chance of storms, frederick, winchester, but notice, not much going on out there. i think most of the day will be dry. no problems, i don't think you will need the umbrella tomorrow, just make sure you stay on the cool side. we will see that chance of temperatures into the 90s. wednesday, 8:00 a.m. trying to move into the region in the afternoon on wednesday. more cloud cover. but rather hot and humid. impact forecast tomorrow, it is hot. it's july. no problem. low impact for the day even with more sunshine and higher temperatures as we move on through the day. 92 for high temperature in d.c. 93 in fredericksburg. hot and humid. sunshine first with more clouds in the afternoon. hour by hour forecast. up to 82 around 11:00 and 91 degrees by 2:00 and 92 by 5:00

in the afternoon. yes, it's hot. yes, it's humid. also around 90 degrees in the city. good chance of storms on wednesday. but thursday and friday right now looking dry. looks like more cloud cover on friday. as another frontal boundary tries to move through. could spark showers. left them off for now but did bring them back in on sunday and monday. try to stay optimistic here. >> why not? glass is half full. >> yes. >> thaunknk you doug. >> up next nets se thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place.

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that's just going to keep going tonight. >> yeah, in cincinnati, not playing great ways ball coming in but they seem to have the nationals number. a little over a week from now and two men led the nationals this entire season. they represent this organization at all-star game in cincinnati. that is harper and max scherzer. both having great seasons. however they he did not impact the game. harper 0 for 3 at the plate. scherzer will take the mound tomorrow for the nationals. they had won nine straight games at homecoming into tonight. we will pick this one up in the bottom of the third. up with the bases loaded, ramos, no chance on that. matt, heads up base running right there. nationals tie this game at 1 on a wild pitch. reds back on top 2-1. espinoza

espinoza, solo shot here. ninth home run of the season. that ties the game at 2. still tied at 2, jansen on the hill. swau rez is going yard. this puts the reds on top for good. 3-2 winners. snapped nationals nine-game home winning streak. some kids will do anything for baseball bat or a ball from their favorite player. trading his sister tonight for a bat. catching up with braiden and his sister. head over to nbcwashington.com to see if braiden did make that trade. heading over to the all-star game. and it is his birthday how do you follow that up? 23 years old. second pitch of the game and he unloads. >> there you go. >> 18th home run of the season. orioles up 1-0 just like that. down 2-1.

adam jones heading to fifth all-star game. he is showing you why here. birds tie this game at two. heading it extra innings. brian dozier. he is going yard. 3-2 for o ss in extra innings. all-starsing with nationals and orioles. receiving the most votes of any player in the nl. matt scherzer getting the invite today. four orioles play in mid summer classic, adam joems, zach brenton, darren oday and manny machado. >> can you record that for later? >> two-year, $6 million deal with the capitols. he was a restricted free agent only 23 years old, broke out in post season last season. five goals and two assists.

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seems to have been quite a week for president obama's older daughter malia. if rumors are true, she spent time on her enviable internship assignment just before her birthday. she was on the set of hbo series "girls" last week. that set off speculation she is interning for the show's creator

lena dunham. citing was a couple of days before malia's 17th birthday on the fourth of july. >> i hear she passed on the storm center 4 internship. >> and i accepted. i mean -- >> she's he got a lot of choices, that kid. >> she he does. that does

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