murder suspect right back where he started back in front of a judge after he was let go and free for days. it's a story you saw first here on news 4. >> rain on the way. storm team 4 radar showing showers in the mountains. some showers are getting a little bit closer to the metro. a look at when this heat wave ends coming up. but first new developments as we come on the air this midday. police have two mysteries on their hands in fairfax county. >> two bodies found in the same county a few hours apart. the most recent called suspicious.

police swarming a quiet area in herndon this morning. >> reporter: this is an active investigation right now. police have put up crime scene time blocking out of a perimeter. they've been out here since about 7:30 when the call came in. they say the building was found next to the parking structure and now they're working to determine now the woman died. if you're familiar with the area around dulles station boulevard you know it's a quiet community. >> it's a great community. >> reporter: which is why crime scene tape and investigators are unusual and startling. >> this is kind of scary because it's very quiet. >> reporter: this is a spokeswoman for the fair fax police department who says they discovered a body tuesday morning. >> at this point a death investigation is underway.

it's not clear exactly what happened. >> reporter: she says police are in the early stages of the investigation so they can't confirm if the death was a homicide or a suicide at this point but nevertheless, it's a sight neighbors around here say is certainly unsettling. >> nothing like this ever happens here. >> reporter: we're told detectives are going to be out here investigating for the next couple of hours as they continue to process the crime scene. they're asking anyone who heard or saw anything to contact the fair fax police department. >> thanks so much and the other developing story just hours before police were called to herndon someone else found another body while walking in the woods in mount vernon area. someone found a body near mannor believe. they believe it's a man's body. this case is not related to the one in herndon and at this point

police don't believe the death is suspicious. >> right now it is mostly cloudy. humid. this is the last day of this current heat wave. and the leading edge of some of the dryer air is beginning to push into west virginia. tvs also triggering some showers ahead of that. just a few light showers moving into the shenandoah valley near hagerstown, closer to washington one shower that's a little bit closer to us. it's right now along 66. it's near marshal. that's going to be tracking closer to manassas in about five or ten minutes and in 20 minutes it's in fairfax county. this is a light shower. maybe it will hold together and get closer to the district. that's in another 20 minutes or so. mid to upper 80s with the humidity hanging in. back to you. right now a murder suspect

released by montgomery county judge is finding out if he'll get bond after skipping out on the system last week. he is charged with murdering a man in silver spring last year. he was in jail without bond awaiting trial until a judge let him out wednesday, putting him on home detention and gps monitoring but thursday he never showed up to get the gps put on and then he disappeared until authorities tracked him down friday. he and two others are charged with murdering jonathan harris in his home. the trial is scheduled for december. christen, thank you. we're working to find out whether a broken water main in northeast d.c. has been fixed. the pipe broke yesterday. a small structure earlier this morning the road was closed. the road has since been reopened. >> marked trains on the bruns

wick line are following following a crash. people boarded the train this morning without any problems. they were headed to union station. one marked train had two fewer rail cars and only one conductor which meant larger crowds. we talked to one man who road the train after the crash. >> i caught the last train out and it was almost empty. everyone else had taken the metro. >> investigators still trying to figure out what led to the accident between a marked train and a dump trunk. 620 passengers were on board but no one was hurt. >> later today lawmakers will ask officials about an accident. they want to know what's being done to the electrical issues that caused the smoke incident. yesterday a new fire and rescue

lee ya zon officer was introduced. the military stepping up security in response to last week's shooting in chattanooga, tn. the military says it is increasing recruiting centers but did not say how it will happen. take a look. this video shows volunteers standing in as guards outside centers in alabama and dpa georgia and some are moving to arm national guard recruiters with guns. soon there could be new rules about towing in montgomery county. under a new bill, tow companies would need photo evidence you broke the rules. there would be a single regulated fee to pay if your car is towed and the tow spotters will become illegal. the spotters are the people who patrol the parking lots to pick out cars that can be towed. also hearing about changing how the county distributes alcohol.

the team reported the department of liquor control has had several inventory issues. now some lawmakers are considering allowing private stores to sell liquor, wine, and beer. a special committee has held several input sessions and has a public hearing tonight. it's at 7:30 at the building in rockville. right now on news 4 midday, the emotional salute here in washington to a military tragedy. plus hurting or helping donald trump in new numbers about where he stands in the race for the white house amid a war of words.

let's check out today's most social stories. sometimes you have to do the nay nay. look at this little girl. she is 3-year-old riley curry. she is the daughter of stephen curry showing us how it is done

in this video going viral and already has more than 300,000 likes. now, from the young to perhaps the more seasoned we're talking about queen elizabeth here. she is in her 80s and something to slowing her down in this. this is from the daily mail. the queen was driving to church and a family blocked part of the roadway. the queen reportedly drove into the gas to get around them. one of our production people saying it's like a boss. it's definitely like a queen. and speaking of women who run the world. this is too cool not to share. we have two dancers. can you keep up with this? this is to run the world, and it is killer. we're going to let this play out for you guys. we'll see you back.

right now cloudy and humid. temperatures in the 80s. the storm team 4 radar showing scattered showers advancing over the last four years over the mountains. there's one shower here in fauquier county. right here in a massnassas. after that tracking to the rest of prince william and coming to fair fax and arlington. here's the hour of hour timing over the afternoon. noon a few more and some of the stronger showers and thunderstorms around 1:00 or 2:00 most of them south of the metro area. >> thanks. decision 2016 now and we are minutes away from seeing the governor of an important swing state announce that he is running for'. the ohio governor expected to

announce later this hour in columbus. he has generally good approval rate investigation his state and a war chest of millions waiting for him. however, he is the 16th candidate to enter the republican race. and he's not cracking the top ten in the latest news poll. >> and the man who is topping the poll aaron, is donald trump. he is still defendingbout senator john mccain. his twitter feed was full of retweets from his he ahead as he tries to calm the fire storm in that poll was taken over the weekend. once his comments about mccain picked up steam there was a significant drop for trump. last night trump went on fox news to dry trooi to clarify his comments again. he called the comments a misunderstanding but he did not apologize. >> a relaxing summer evening suddenly becomes chaotic. wait until you see the emergency on the water.

right now the father of a woman shot and killed at a pier in san francisco is pushing for immigration reform on capitol hill. kate s te inly was murdered. her father was with her. the suspect arrested had been desported five times. he was then arrested shortly

before he allegedly killed her on a drug charge by the san francisco sheriff's department. he was let go. ice officials say he was let go without their knowledge and that it could have been prevented if they sent him back out of the country. his father today asking for changes in the system now. >> we feel if kate's loss says one daughter, one son, a mother, a father kate's both won't be in vain. >> and we're monitoring that hearing and we'll let you know more. >> christen, thanks. right now a live picture for you of the flags over the u.s. capitol at half staff in tribute to the five service members killed last week in chattanooga, tennessee. members of the house will hold a moment of silence later today. there has been some outcry over the fact that it took so many days to see tributes in

washington. the fbi discovered pages of ramblings from the shooter. agents searched the complex north. they said the shooter had friends there. he kept a journal but the officials say they have not found any kind of diary or manifesto so far. >> a tractor-trailer driver accused of hitting two virginia bikers had an outburst in court. he said his arrest was illegal and denied running away from the scene in north carolina. a judge told him to be quiet and held him on bond yesterday. prosecutors say he hit six motorcycles stopped along the road on friday morning and kept driving. one of the men who died was a man from wood bridge. right now police need your help in finding this nan. they say he was last seen leer the lowes in wood bridge yesterday afternoon. they say he may need assistance and that is why he's listed as

endangered. nvktinvestigators trying to figure out what caused a boat to burst into flames. maryland national -- natural resources police tweeted pictures of that fire. a spokeswoman says the engine burst into flames. no one was hurt. >> we're hearing about terrifying moments of a man getting stuck on a bridge that started to collapse in california. it washed away during a massive flood. the man's girlfriend said it's a miracle he survived. >> the concrete it was the water that was going to kill him coming so fast and so high. >> the man had a shattered leg, broken ribs and a punctured

liver. officials believe water rushing through the normally dry desert caused it to collapse. >> now your storm team 4 forecast. cloudy and humid right now temperatures are in the 80s. the radar still showing some scattered showers pulling out west virginia. closest shower to the metro is this one in fauquier county coming into northern prince wam. it has moved almost into southern loudoun county. just a few light spripgnkles over the next half our or so. then a passing thundershower in the afternoon. highs reaching near 90 or so and then lower humidity. a nice break from the high heat moves in in place wednesday, thursday, and friday, and into the weekend as well. great beach and pool weather. that continues on saturday. next chance of storms after today may be sunday afternoon. thank.

this morning people in north texas cleaning up from major flooding. heavy rain caused flooding in amarillo overnight. several roads closed there. one person tried to drive into the rising water and got stuck. everyone inside got out safely. >> spacex believes it knows what caused the space capsule to blow up last month. there it goes. they say it appears it all happened because of a two-foot steel bar breaking. the company says ground testing on the equipment did not measure up to what happened during the flight. multiple launch problems have suspended space launches here in the u.s. not a military cache overseas. s in los angeles. 1200 guns and 200 tons of ammunition found in a dead man's home. the man was found dead inside an suv last week one officer searched his home they found

those guns. police are not saying how he died. one neighbor told our sister station, the man claimed to be affiliated with the cia and the military. >> something else, the temperature will make you say wow. how with

a troulkbling new study about how the amount of tv you watch could affect whether you develop dementia. researchers found that people who watch more than four hours of tv a day had lower scores on nothing anitive tests in middle tests. this shows that early and mid adulthood activity is kitcritical for your brain later on in life. >> several stores took down photo services after a suspected breech. cvs disabled the photo portion of the website after realizing customer credit card data had

been potentially. costco and somes club are following suit and taking down their online photo services. >> pepco is offering you a way to save money on your next energy bill. they want maryland and d.c. customers to conserve energy today between 2:00 and 6:00. if you manage to cut down, you could get a credit on your will. you will receive a credit of $1.25 for every kilowatt you reduce your bill.

delta airlines changing their frequent flier program next year. the number of miles needed for a free flight will be changed to be based on destination, demand and other considerations.

the changes will take effect on june 1st, 2016,. dell the is the first of the big three u.s. airlines to ditch a sixed miles for a free flight system. jet blue, southwest and virgin america offer this type of award program. >> a cool front bringing us relief is beginning to push into west virginia western pennsylvania, out ahead of that getting showers. this moving color very light rain in west virginia. a few of the showers have made it as far east as fauquier right along 66 getting a little bit wet as well as along route 15. that's going to be maybe holding together in fair fax perhaps into north central prince william into washington. that's over the next 15 or 20 minutes and then sun breaking out. a live view from the tower camera camera looking west, cloudy. we'll perhaps see a few thundershowers rolling through and by then maybe make it into

the low 90s. >> we go a lot of different places, and never have we been treated like this. family right there in oklahoma saying that they were discriminated against because their daughter has a prosthetic leg. the girl was trying to go down a slide at a water park with her mom. they say when they reached the front of the line, an attendant said the girl couldn't trade. they claimed it would scratch the slide. >> i was angry and upset. my child was crying. she thought she had done something wrong. >> i was kind of mad and sad. >> well, the park did give the family a refund. it also put out a statement that said, quote, we never want to refuse our guest the opportunity to enjoy our attractions but we must follow guidelines that have been set by the industry to ensure the safety of all guests end quote. right now, a big plan to

expand transit in a tr

new today, a group of northern virginia leaders is asking for more public trance it options. this is a group that wants three things to happen along route 1. we are live at the hunting ton metro station where a news conference wrapped up. >> reporter: that's right.

the news conference ended about an hour ago. there is widespread agreement on the plan to relieve congestion. we heard the push to fast track it after a study that lays it out. it's a three-phase project with extending the yellow line with two stops by 2040. bus rapid transit out to wood bridge by 2028. and widening the beltway. virginia lawmakers, even a candidate running for office came here to this area to simply say this community cannot wait any longer. >> we've seen a lot of new investment in instructure. we're seeing a lot of growth in articling to be and other parts of northern virginia. richard richmond highway is prime real estate. a lot of people are coming here

and we need to have the transit to support it. >> reporter: the idea is to get this community, the people who live here and deal with this congestion, even on the weekends to sound the alarm and to speed the up the projects. it's not easy to do when you're talking about federal, state, and regional funding and people involved in the project to pull it off with a price tag around $2.3 billion. we're live at the huntington metro station. back to you. right now we've got a lot of clouds around the metro area. we had a little sun earlier this morning but the clouds are closing in as a cool front is pushing into the mountains of west virginia. a few sprinkles around hagerstown. in charlottesville, the closer shower to washington is in prince william coming out of talk year county going into

fairfax county. it might hold together but it's shrinking as it gets closer to the metro. we have oppressive humidity with us now with temperatures in the 80s but overnight it's going to be getting better going from oppressive to pleasant humidity during the day tomorrow. much nicer, lower muhammadhumidity and cooler temperatures as well in place during the day tomorrow. >> right now president obama is addressing veterans in pittsburgh. he's speaking at the veterans of foreign wars national convention. later today he'll fly to new york city to tape an episode of the daily show. he is one of the final guests before jon stewart retires. millions of people shaking off a moderate earthquake in california. earlier this morning a 4.1 earthquake rattled the squisk bay area. no no reports of any damage or injuries. today you can voice your opinion about an english only

law in maryland. tonight there is a public hearing about a bill that would repeal the current ordnance. right now all county business must be done in english. some say it sends a message of entl rans intolerance to international employees. the hearing is tonight at 7:00 at winchester hall. >> someone is weighing in on donald trump. trump's organization is revitalizing the old post office pavilion on pennsylvania avenue. bowser says the federal government picked the trump organization but she is pushing to make sure the project serves everyone in d.c. >> certainly i wish that donald trump wasn't saying some of the pretty horrible things that he said recently and we are calling on the federal government to make sure that

that hotel gets developed on time and delivers for the people of the district of the columbia. bowser defended her push to keep video from the d.c. police out of the public eye. she wants residents to be confident that not every interaction with police will be on the news. >> an a website helping married people cheat has been hacked. and people are demanding it be shut down. we have more about the security breach. >> it's a website that is unapologetic about crossing lining. life is short. have an affair. >> ashley madison is about helping men and women cheat discreetly. the ceo telling dr. phil it's han happening since the dawn of time. you think you'll stop an affair? they'll continue to happen in

the workplace where there's collateral damage. >> reporter: but today the customers are worried about serious collateral damage. after a group calling itself the impact team hacked the site then threatened to release private details about the customers if the website doesn't shut down. names, credit card information, even naked photos and secret sexual fantasies. in a statement parent company avid life said he apologize for this criminal intrusion into our customer's information and we have been able to secure our sites and close the unauthorized access points. a man who monitors hacks first reported the attack. >> who should be worried right now? >> the people who thought they were trusting this company with their information, i would say they would be very concerned right now. >> reporter: the company says we treat data as an asset that must be protected against loss and

unauthorized access. but self-described customers seem worried. one man writing i'm an id yod. i signed up a long time, even gave them my credit card details. from a woman, the only thing that bothers me about it is the photos which occasionally show my face. but also comments like this. they don't magically lose the right to privacy just because someone is on the internet and decide they're on the wrong side of the moral track. >> people have an attitude of it serves them right but the reality is the people still had the expectation of privacy and should have been able to maintain that level of security they expected. an update to a story we are following this midday. the ruling is in. the bond has been revoked for a murder suspect released by a judge just last week. he is charged with murdering a man last year. he was in jail without bond awaiting trial until a judge let him out wednesday putting him on home detention. but thursday he never showed up

to get his gps put on and he disappeared until authorities tracked him down. he and two others. >> reporter: he is charged for murdering a man. the judge today adding that he didn't know all of the criminal record including seven failures to appear in court in the past. okay. thank you. sometimes there is more to a menu than meets the eye. >> that's right. the things you may not know you can order at popular restaurants and let's be honest things you may not want to order.

a quick look at the stories you are sharing right now. zena fans, a modern reboot could soon bring the warrior princess back. we're short on details. especially the most important one, will the actress lucy

lawless play zena again. lawless says right now this is all just a rumor. we'll have to wait and see. it seems pretty simple. grizzly bears probably don't want to be in your reality tv show. take a look at this from tv league. this is reportedly from a japanese reality show designed to test a competitor's nerve. and if you listen there, you can hear not a lot of nerve for this guy it seems like. it seems like the bear just sort of is doing his own thing. the secret mcdonald's menu is not a secret anymore. there are special orders at mcdonald's that became so common they now have their own joke can i names. it was mentioned in a red it thread and now fast food readers are sharing their versions on instagram. one of the most common ones is called the land air and sea. that is beef chicken and fish

and a stomach ache and a lot of things that are probably unpleasant.

right now we're getting some showers here in west virginia. as they move to the east they're breaking up a lot. we have one here and now coming to just prince william county and exiting fauquier county and about to come into downtown fair fax city along 66 and 123. getting closer to tyson's corner perhaps here mcclain and perhaps into arlington over the next few minutes moving through. just a few sprinkles. later today the hour by hour the model showing scattered showers and maybe downpours in areas in the yellows and oranges mainly south of the metro area between 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. by late in the afternoon, most of it is over. have an umbrella handy. these showers coming through

during the afternoon. >> your jupgnk e-mail folder probably looks less cluttered. e-mail spam dropped to a 12-year low last might. >> the company says spam fell to under 50% of e-mail. >> there's some bad news. the report says there was an up tick in malicious software last month and that is a sign that hackers are dumping e-mail attacks for other methods of malicious activity. >> that's not good. caught in the jaws of a shark on live tv, that's not good either. >> never good. we've all seen the video but now that surfer shares his incredible story of survival.

iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism.

happening now, ohio governor john kasich announcing that he is running for president too, and he's making the announcement at any moment. he is the second term republican governor and a former congressman. he joins and already crowded field of gop candidates. 16 we think. all right. thank you. right now donald trump is campaigning in south carolina. he is defind deant despite calls to drop out of the race. >> tracie potts reports on why

the poll numbers don't tell a full story. >> reporter: donald trump said he would not apologize for questioning whether john mccain is a war hero but overnight, this. >> if there was a misunderstanding, i would take it back. >> mccain was mum on the issue, another republican candidate defended him. >> john mccain and everybody like him is an american hero. >> reporter: president obama speaks to a huge veteran's contention later this morning. >> he doesn't have the right to that. he's never worn the uniform or served with any of us. >> he's donald trump. if anybody has watched his show it's what he does. it's inflammatory to a fault. >> reporter: trump is still on top at 24% report in a washington abc poll almost

twice as much as squotcott walker. most of the survey was done before the comments. a little bit was done after it. if you look at that part, it looks like his support began to slip. tracie potts, washington. a few scattered light showers now on the radar. they are moving from west to east ahead of a cool front. right now a few sprinkles in fairfax county. it's breaking up heading east. maybe another ten or 15 minutes. a few skratscattered sprinkles. mainly just south of the metro area, between around 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. after that the lower humidity comes in after 90 in a few hours. it will be in the 80s tomorrow thursday and friday, with lower humidity. much more comfortable weather

moving in. that will last to saturday. maybe a little more humid sunday and monday. might get storms on sunday afternoon. >> right. thank you. a brand new website for deals is now up and running. take a look. this is jet.com. and the founder says that he wants to take on amazon by offering discounts on almost everything on the site not just some items. it's kind of like a warehouse clean up but online. the membership costs $50. >> mick fanning is back home after surviving a shark attack during a competition. he spoke about the terrifying ordeal after arriving in sydney today. bill neely reports and he says while it will take time for him to recover emotionally he's determined to get back on his board. >> i'm somehow perfectly fine. >> reporter: she's a surfing legend but nothing repaired him for this. >> the thing was so powerful. it just moved so fast, and i was

just trying to maneuver my way around it. >> reporter: mick fanning has been reliving that moment. >> the most vivid part is just seeing the main fin. at that stage i was just screaming. i don't know why it didn't bite. >> reporter: as a wave blocked the live tv pictures, the shark attacked again. >> it came back again. it was right there. i don't know if i punched it harder or if it was baby punches. i turned around and i was on my back and waiting for it. i had any fist cocked and once my board was gone, i thought that was it. i was just waiting for it to come and take a leg or two. with the stark still circling he escaped onto a jet ski. >> one was looking out for me. to walk away from a shark attack with not a scratch on you, it's a miracle, really. it's just sort of more of an

emotional mental sort of trauma right now. >> reporter: smarkhark experts say that was almost certainly a great white shark. him fanning says he wants to get back in the water soon and he was asked if he had a message for the shark. he said thanks for not eating me. back to you. don't come back, perhaps, right? well, if you watch ellen degeneres, you know about her popular show of 12 days of give aways. members get all kinds of fabulous gifts. those tickets are tough to get but here is your chance. every day for 12 days one ellen viewer from our region will win a ticket to that show during the december's 12 days of give aways. we have a link to more information in our app. just search ellen 12 days a nightmare in broad daylight. the video that will have you thinking twice about heat wave safety.

a utah state trooper wants you to slow down and move over when you're driving on the highway. a speeding driver spun out of control and slammed into david sheer's. he was conducting a traffic stop at the time and was outside his cruiser. he says he's lucky to be alive. he survived the crash with the broken back and broken legs and several broken ribs. he says he is touched by all the support. >> i'm sore, everywhere, but with the amount of damage that i saw in my own film, i think i'm lucky to be alive. >> he is the seventh trooper hit on the side of the road so far this year. he says he's not sure when he'll be able to go back to work. you step out of the car and before you can turn around, your kids are locked inside. that is what happened near philadelphia.

temperatures are already in the mid 90s here yesterday. she called 9-1-1. police came and broke the window. they're able to open the door where they find both kids in there. they're able to take them out and rush them into a patrol car. fortunately, moebnobody was hurt. >> it happens more often than we know. >> and it happens with animals. you hear about calls and you have minutes to act. dangerous. some changes coming to a later summer tradition. >> and that could mean you could -- you could be paying more.

did you know that in d.c. metropolitan police get more than 31,000 domestic violence calls a year? sadly many survivors stay with their abusers because of financial issues. lawyers are trying to change that. providing victims of domestic

violence help for tree. >> i needed that at the time. >> tonight on use 4 n a survivor talks about breaking free after finding help many don't know is there. you will see some changes at red skins training camp this year. the team's practices will start at 3:00 this morning instead of 10:00 in the morning. parking rates going up a few dollars. the paper will be fewer food vendors outside the park and none from outside. the camp begins in richmond and ends august 16th. tonight a different kind of partisan slug fest in congress. the annual congressional softball game at third street. game set for 6:00 tonight. bob casey and pat tombmy are

hosting. >> right now we're getting a few scattered sprinkles inad of a cool front bringing relief from the heat and humidity. right now a few scattered sprichgs and a few showers. this is ahead of the front where we have a possibility of a few more thing. a few sprinkles in northwest washington near pa bethesda over the next half hour or so. temperatures right now in the mid to upper 80s. reagan national at 87. might get a little sun during the afternoon. that's when we may get a few thundershowers coming through, 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. >> that's going to do it for us today. we'll be back this afternoon first at 4:00.

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