frontline plus. the vet's #1 choice. right now on news 4 today, d.c. police are investigating a shooting in southeast. while you were sleeping, we learned new information about the victims. good morning, i'm chuck bell, finishing my homework. skies are clear. a complete check of the forecast, ahead. >> that was a good cover there. pack your patience. we're going to help you navigate around the hiccups. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. >> welcome to news 4 today on

this 25th of july. good saturday morning to you. >> we are going to start off with chuck's homework. another hot day, but humidity not as bad, right? >> that's right. pencils down. beautiful weather on tap. humidity, as you mentioned, nice and low. temperatures have fallen quickly into the 60s this morning across the outlying suburbs. here is the view from the tower camera. downtown, washington, a mostly clear sky in place. a beautiful day coming our way. plan on plenty of saturday sunshine. today the high humidity will be making a comeback. it looks like a building heat wave for the middle parts of the week. nothing to worry about today. sunshine high, humidity low. nothing showing up on the radar this morning. temperatures mid-60s in the suburbs, 73 downtown, 71 annapolis. plan on sunshine and heat, high

near 92 degrees. we'll talk about your sunday rain chances in a few minutes. >> thank you, chuck. 6:01 right now. a man died following a shooting in the district. this is not far from alabama avenue southeast in the fort stanton neighborhood. we brought it to you as breaking news last night at 11:00. her rushing to the hospital. the coast guard searching for two men who disappeared while swimming off the life station in calvert county maryland. they vanished around 7:30. chopper 4 was up above. you can see them there shining lights on the water. calvert county fire and police helping out with the search. they are going to be back out there this morning. many people are now mourning

the lives lost in the movie heater shooting in louisiana. last night, students at the university of louisiana in la fayette had a candle light vigil. several people from the community came together to show respect and solidarity. >> they are trying to find out why he opened fire. >> he planned to escape, but then killed himself as officers responded. jay gray reports. >> reporter: panic after shocked ring out at a movie theater. >> chaos everywhere cops and sirens. >> reporter: a day after, there's an erie silence here. police and federal agents continue their investigation inside the grand theater. a scene so grisly, it rattled police officers. >> it was a horrific scene. to see the blood on the floor, to actually smell it.

>> reporter: the man responsible is 59-year-old john russel houser. >> the shooter took his time and was method cal as he shot people from the back of the theater. >> reporter: killing two before turning the gun on hymn. jillian johnson a mom and mayci breaux lost her life. >> the two individuals had a vision, a name, a future. >> reporter: we are also learning more about the alemged gunman. houser had been in the area less than a month, living from a local hotel, estranged from his family. they asked for a protective order order because of manic

depression and bipolar. why? jay gray, nbc news, la fayette, louisiana. >> we invite you to learn more about the victims. open up our nbc washington app and search louisiana shooting. a man will spend 50 years in prison for beating a toddler to death. the judge calls it a crime beyond comprehension. he beat a 2-year-old against the wall so hard, it killed him. he was baby sitting the little boy. the boy gave him a disrespectful look. the county has seen a recent rise in violence. i'm melissa mollet with the first 4 traffic. this weekend, roadwork happening beltway at

ritchie-marl bore row road. wrap up at 5:00 a.m. monday morning. up to three lanes of the inner and outer loop can be closed. part of ritchie marlboro road shut down. traffic could be stopped for up to 15 minutes at a time. have a good one and pack that patience. president obama is in kenya this morning. he spoke at the global entrepreneurship dinner. monday he will meet with ethiopia's prime minister. at least one reporter will not be at the rally when trump visits. one was denied credentials for the event.

they say it's because of an article that called him a feckless blowhard unfit to hold office. the first visit to the state since the article was publishes. a toddler dies after being left inside a locked car. police in arkansas said once the father realized what happened and he is not behind bars. captures the moments before and after a deadly stabbing on metro. we'll go through a series of events. a recall that could impact your morning routine

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>> yes, she did. that's a video there. a driver at seven eleven. the driver hit the gas pedal instead of the break. >> a 2-year-old died after his father locked him inside or left him inside a locked car. now, police say the father forgot the toddler in the car for about four hours. once he realize what had happened, the father drove to a neighbor's house for help. police are investigating the incident and have not decided if he will be charged. glass tea pitchers are being recalled. it involves the 64 ounce glass pitchers. they are for making hot or cold tea. they break, leak and they have

caused at least two minor burns. you can return it for a replacement or get a gift card. venezuela is running out of beer. the liquor store owners say they ran out of ingredients to make beer. many stores still have the stuff. seven areas are not getting deliveries. they are trugling to get it. >> that's a crisis there. >> i know. venezuela can't run out of beer. >> they have plenty of oil. >> that's right. >> we are working to keep your roads safe and secure. where you can get your booster seat check. >> a woman found dead inside a texas jail cell. details reveal the cause of bland's death. chuck bell says it's going to be a great day outside. he says you are going to want to stay inside or pack that umbrella.

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today sandra blands family will hold her funeral. a prosecutor says the medical examiner ruled her death suicide by hanging. the 28-year-old was found dead in her jail cell last week. the family maintains she would not have taken her own life.

the autopsy found no defensive wounds or sign of a struggle. her death and arrest are under investigation. she was pulled over in a routine stop that turned bad. january bailly accused of yelling racial slurs. they thought they saw a knife. he was carrying scissors when arrest arrested. a man charged in a deadly stabbing at a metro train will go under an evaluation. he's charged with killing 24-year-old kevin sutherland on july 4th. there's new video that shows the suspect before and after the crime. >> reporter: prosecutors say this just released video shows metro murder suspect jasper

spires. he was wearing a red bandana carrying a nike backpack, running through the station after stabbing a man to death on a train. at one point he stops and turns around. that's when investigators testify, he believes he ran to a trash can and dumped knife used to kill kevin sutherland. that knife was taken from the can with his dna. spires brought items and keep going. earlier in the series of videos played in court the investigator points out he put on a pair of gloves as he got to the top of the escalator before the crime and again, before the killing, it shows fires at the card machine, looking for victims to rob pretenting to get a fare card and following a

couple. they call it a case of mistaken identity. >> none of the witnesses have identityied my client as a perpetrator. >> reporter: they say they are confidence he stabbed sutherland 30 to 40 times on the fourth of july. >> we all lose a piece of ourselves when we see something so brutal. >> darcy spencer with that report. montgomery police say they caught the man responsible for stealing from firefighters and emts. he's charged with several counts of theft and malicious property. he broke into eight cars at the fire department. he says it happened between april and june. >> in the days ahead, you can see how to keep your children safe during a road trip. they are teaming up to show you how to use your car and booster seats correctly. free hands on safety checks. it's happening at 10:00 this

morning until 4:00 this afternoon at the silver springs veterans plaza. this is very important. we have different rules so you have to have that. >> chuck bell is back with us this weekend. welcome back. >> thanks. >> you got your summer suit on, i like it. >> i slept till almost every day. >> that is sleeping in. >> brought the humidity back with me. i haven't unpacked it, but don't worry, tomorrow you will notice. >> this is typical for july averages. >> temperatures upper 80s, low 90s. that's typical by late july standards. not much humidity, don't worry i was in georgia on vacation. we have plenty to unpack. we'll get to it. for now, it's a partly cloudy sky outside over d.c. plenty of sunshine coming our way for today though. the temperature now, 73 at reagan national airport.

there's the best news of all, the dew point, the real measure of moisture in the atmosphere, that's the temperature you can cool down to before the condensation forms. the dripping water on the side of your ice cold coffee. low humidity means comfy weather for today. what to expect for your weekend lots of sunshine, mostly dry. rain chances are west of the blue ridge. plenty of heat around. 90 or better in neighbors today and tomorrow. a comfy start now 63 in frederick maryland. 64 in winchester, 61 in la ray. 59 in culpeper. 64 in manassas. a pleasant start. hourly temperatures will warm up. we should all be in the low 80s before lunchtime today. highs today, upper 80s to 91 or 92 around town. 92 at the national mall today. 86 in annapolis. great to be on the open waters

sailing. 93 in fredericksburg 89 in easton on the easton shore. if you are headed to the beaches perfect beach weather this weekend. if you are sticking around town today, trying to grill in the backyard temperatures near 90 at 6:00. back to the 80s. future weather goes this way. fair weather clouds in the course of the heating of the day. keeping the rain chances away today. that's welcome news, dry for your outdoor plans. here is the mid level cloud deck this morning. again, these are on their way out. mostly blue skies by later on this afternoon. any rain chances or traveling toward st. louis, a few showers out there. not much going on in and around here. tomorrow, a better chance for showers late in the day tomorrow. here is future weather, dry through lunchtime and 5:00 or 6:00. tomorrow evening, a chance for

showers rolling in here. not until late in the day. here is the seven day forecast. 92 today with sunshine. 93 tomorrow with a chance of a late day shower or thunder shower. showers and storms possible through the daymond. heat and humidity build for the middle part of next week. >> thanks. we told you about bear sightings, now we have an alligator sig

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heads up, there have been reports of alligator sightings in stafford county. the department of game is looking into sightings near willow landing. conservation officers will be on the lookout this weekend. bet they never thought they would have to do that. >> no kidding. >> the sheriff's office has not received reports of alligators in the county. wow. what says something better than beer and seafood? one name combined his two favorite things beer and lobster. we took a trip to see how the beer tastes. >> trying to plan our vacation around beer. >> these two bartenders were looking for something different to sample in a beer while

vacationing in maine. >> super excited to try it. >> the beer is called -- >> never done this before. >> reporter: boy did they find it here at the tasting room in portland. >> cheers. >> what does that mean? >> lobster in italian. >> reporter: the idea for the beer came from his brewery partner in italy visiting maine and feasting on lobster rolls. it's made by putting lobster in a vat of unfermented beer. >> we are subtle with the lobster. the flavor is through, but a touch above threshold. >> reporter: the beer has a briny taste combined with the sweetness of lobster. >> you smell the lobster right away. >> reporter: they say the beer has a taste of the ocean with a little saltiness to it. >> lobster and beer. great things for me, together.

>> if you would like to sample this unique brew -- >> i like the finish. >> reporter: you better get to oxbow soon. >> this is the most interesting thing i have tasted here. >> the beer takes a year to make, so it won't be ready until next summer. >> they have lobster ice cream out there too. ice cream might be a good choice. a day to kick off the weekend. after the shooting in louisiana, we look at the mass shootings in america and what, if anything can be done to prevent them. >> we will tell you when a local police department is making for people who want to w

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let's bring you up to speed on the top stories. one man following the district. this is not far from alabama avenue southeast in the fort stanton neighborhood. he was rushed to the victim and he died overnight. many people are mourning the lives lost in the movie theater shooting. they held a candle light vigil. investigators are trying to figure out why he opened fire killing two and hurting nine

others. closures on the beltway in prince george's county. part of the road on the beltway will be shut down one lane at a time until noon after three lanes can be closed at any one time until 5:00 monday morning. melissa mollet is looking at another traffic back up. >> i'm melissa mollet with your first 4 traffic in the glenmont area. this is georgia avenue at randolph road. one lane going to be open in each direction friday night until 5:00 a.m. monday morning is when it will wrap up. drivers will be able to turn at georgia and randolph. 15 minute closures there with crews on scene. pedestrians will be able to get through tharks is good. take the alternate connecticut avenue is going to be your best friend when dealing with it. expect delays when you decide to

battle those roads. have a good one. >> thanks, melissa. >> good morning to you. welcome back to news 4 today. i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. >> what are you thinking, chuck? >> if you are wondering when the humidity is coming back, i have one word for you, august. when you see august on the nearby calendar days it's going to be sticky around here. for now enjoy it while you can everybody. it's a pleasant morning to be outside. the high level clouds out there this morning. no weather problems whatsoever. 62 in calvert county maryland. low 70s in town and bayside. there's the sky cast 4, what the sky is going to look like. plenty of blue. temperatures in the mid-80s by lunchtime. around 90 to 92 degrees for the

highs. plan on it being hot. not terribly humidity, yet. a rain chance as well. we'll detail that coming up. >> thank you chuck. police looking into a shooting in alexandria. it happened outside the fields of oldtown apartment complex on north quaker lane. it's not far from tc williams high school. the victim is expected to be okay. several men with guns are guarding military recruiting centers. they are standing outside centers in spotsylvania county. it's in response to the chattanooga shootings. the gunman turned the gun on himself. the shooting at the la fayette movie theater, many wondering, how did this happen again. we have more on how this is sadly becoming the new normal.

>> reporter: in someone asks about the movie theater shooting, the response could be which one. right now, a colorado jury is deliberating whether james holmes should face the death penalty after this massacre three years ago. it's deja vu for the parents of jessica. >> at what point are we saturated or become numb? >> there are mass murders every week now. come on, let's do something. >> reporter: across america, dozens of mass shootings since the newtown massacre in 2012, at a church, a school a military recruiting center. president obama told the bbc, the failure to pass tougher gun safety laws has been the greatest frustration of his presidency. >> if you look at the number of americans killed since 9/11, it's less than 100. if you look at the number that have been killed by gun violence, it's in the tens of thousands. >> reporter: a few polls show

more americans support gun rights than gun control. the louisiana killer, john houser not only had a gun, but history of mental illness. the family tryied to get him treated for bipolar committing him in a hospital as a danger to himself and others. that was a temporary solution. >> you have individuals who aren't getting the treatment they need. you have individuals fall through the system, fall through the cracks. >> reporter: now, john houser joins a lineup of mass shooters with mental illness that wasn't treated. this morning an australia man says he was forced by isis to work as a nurse made his first court appearance. he landed in sydney last night. the arrest is related to his alleged involvement in a conflict in syria. isis forced him to work as a medic. bob mcdonal wants the entire

court of appeals to hear his case. a three-judge panel upheld the decision. mcdonald's lawyers say they did not outline the difference between briberies. they found him and his wife guilty for political favors in exchange for $165,000 for gifts. montgomery county is going to change things up. you can apply for a job, even if you never went to college. the department usually requires folks to have 60 hours of college credits. for today only, they are relaxing that requirement. if you spend time on the police force, apply through the website. if you missed today's window you have to wait until october for another chance. a northern virginia couple face child neglect charges after finding drugs in their son's system. the specific thing all parents can do to make sure their kids

don't get their hands on your drugs. a man with inoperable lung cancer. the experimental treatment that worked for him, when we come

the parents of a 4-year-old virginia boy charged with child neglect. on july 16th parents rushed him to stafford hospital after he was after seizures. they found drugs in his bloodstream. he had opiates and marijuana in his system. both parents have been arrested. we spoke to a doctor who spoke of the dangers of drugs legal

and illegal in the house when it comes to small children. the biggest precaution you can take, lock them in your cabinet. >> it's one thing to have them in a cabinet to open. you need a locked case in an arena that we live in where opiate addiction is at an all-time historic high. >> the doctor goes on to say you should lock up your medications, even as your children continue to grow up. the risk becomes as teens them selling those medications. a black college in atlanta is cutting ties with bill cosby. the move comes after the release of the deposition that reveals cosby admitted he obtained drugs to get to women. they donated $20 million to the school back in 1988. more sun and heat today.

less humidity. chuck bell has a look at the forecast and when we could hit the 100s. we are going to meet a maryland man diagnosed with inoperable lung

6:42. we got the "today" show coming up next here on nbc 4. let's see what they are working on. >> erica hill joins us live from

new york. good morning. >> good morning guys. just ahead, we are learning about the troubling past of the gunman who opened fire in louisiana. >> also a rossen report on the lightning. we go inside a lab to show you to stay safe in a storm. >> what hulk hogan is saying about what led to his firing from wwe. the pro surf erer returns to the water. more on that on a saturday morning on "today." back to you guys. >> i could watch that story over and over again. >> the shark? >> yeah it's crazy. >> would you get back in the water a week later? >> no i'm not as brave as he is. no way. good stuff. thanks. the driver this t-boned a limmo carrying a bridal party was below the legal alcohol limit.

he was not legally drunk. his blood however was drawn 40 minutes after the crash. forensic analysts say it may have been above the limit at the time of the accident. toxicologists are working to determine if he had drugs in his system. four women died in the crash. in news 4 your health, a maryland man diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer. the only hope was an experimental treatment. it helps the body fight the cancer without toxic chemotherapy drugs. >> reporter: robert suffered from a lingering cough for weeks. the doctors thought it wauz cold. when it didn't go away the scans showed something frightening. inoperable lung cancer. >> robert would not be expected to survive more than a year or two. >> doctors said there was one option left, but it was experimental.

a treatment calls immunotherapy. >> it's our future. it's more powerful than chemotherapy. >> reporter: they say patients undergoing immunotherapy get drug treatments specific to their needs. it's so the body destroys the cancer on its own. >> we can have responses much more durable with minimal side effects. >> it's different from chemotherapy which works by giving patients toxic drug that is destroy the cancer cells and do other damage, too. that's why chemotherapy patients experience nausea vomiting hair loss and fatigue. at the infusion center, nurses greet him warmly. they like to call him the king.

he likes to sit at the end of the hallway and watch over everyone. they give him that crown to wear during treatment. >> every time i came up here. >> reporter: he says it happened very quickly, soon after he started the treatment the scan showed his tumor starting to shrink. you can see it in the two images. one at the time of diagnosis, the other three months later. the tumor is gone. >> i got to a point where they said, i don't think it's there. >> reporter: no one know what is the future holds for robert but there's a good chance he's cured. that's because his immune system should have the ability to fight the cancer if it comes back. since this is so new, doctors don't know what will happen. in the meantime he continues getting immunotherapy infusions once a month. >> a happy camper. definitely a happy camper. we have to hope it don't ever come back. >> doreen gentzler news 4.

>> you can learn more about it and the ways doctors are working to cure cancer. doreen has a special report. you can catch it this morning at 10:00. you and the kids can find out what happens at the museum after dark. the national archives is having the last sleepover of the year tonight. it's for kids 8-12 years old. at least one adult is required per group of four kids. it starts at 6:30 tonight and lasts until 8:00 tomorrow morning. it's $125 a person. you can register online. what an experience. there you go. a night at the museum, the real deal. not only is it fun, but educational. >> you get to sleep next to the declaration of independence. >> how many people can say they have done that? >> they have the original magna carta on display as well. 800 years old. >> i need to get down there. >> you do.

>> you can spend the night if you want. >> 125 bucks. >> i don't know if i can still fit in my sleeping bag. a lot of people have plans outside. reston town center, a nightly concert held outside. >> two thumbs up weather. >> it really is. >> all you need now is a good movie. do you know what the movie is? >> this is actually music and it's calypso. >> that's good stuff. >> i don't know how i'm going to be tomorrow morning. >> get out the kettle drum. it will be a perfect way to spend time outside. music going, listening to, movie movies movies, anything you want to do. weather will be cooperative. there's a live picture out of dulles international airport. the first rays of sunshine on the east facings of the buildings out there. a beautiful morning in progress. we have clouds. they are not rainmakers and will

not bring a rain chance for today. they are on their way out. once we get the sunshine back a warm day to the outside. yesterday made 26 times this summer washington's national airport made it to 90 or hotter. hottest day was last sunday 98 degrees. we may be flirting with them in the coming weeks. a nice way to get it started. the dew points well to the upper 50s and low 60s. some outlying areas made it well down into the 60s this morning. the weather impact on your saturday, nice and low. plenty of sunshine, low humidity, no weather related slowdowns. midday afternoon and evening. i have been listening to wtop on the radio. there's quite a bit of slowed traffic on i-95 southbound. when you get out of here if you are turning on the radio wtop, the place to find temperatures. low 70s in town. low humidity.

get out and get your miles in today. more humid tomorrow. temperatures warm quickly. we should be in the low 80s before lunchtime today. highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. dinner and a movie time. temperatures upper 80s between 5:00 and 8:00. low 80s by 8:00 and 11:00. perfect weather for getting out and enjoying anything you want. a few fair weather cumulus clouds. satellite picture shows this is that deck of clouds. they are racing out of here. we should be back to mostly sunny conditions by mid to late morning, if not sooner than that. the real chances for rain are out to the west. our chances for rain around here come back a little bit as we get late into the day tomorrow. not a big rain threat. here is future weather through tomorrow starting at 5:15 in the morning. a fair amount of sunshine. a chance of showers bubbling up after 5:00 to 6:00, to 8:00. that's late in the day tomorrow.

most of the weekend plans uninterrupted by mother nature. the next chance of rain comes up on monday. temperatures to the mid and upper 90s by wednesday and thursday. >> chuck, thanks. coming up, the top four things you need to know heading into redskins training camp, including the player. this could be a make or break year for you. twitter ceo keeping up with at least one kardashian. how he's responding to kim k's

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good saturday morning, everyone. can you smell it? football is in the air. redskins training camp kicks off in five days. lots of new faces and questions with this year's team. we decided to put together the top four story lines heading into camp. number one. robert griffin was named the starter back in february. no controversy coming in. can he develop into the pocket passer gray gruden wants him to be? a new line should give him more time to get rid of the ball. how much time will gruden give him to work out his issues? number two all new defense under joe berry. the new defensive coordinator is putting pressure on the quarterback. terrence, a.k.a. pot roast is a focal point. he says the new name is capital

punishment, which they hope to dish out. number three, it's a make or break year for alfred. a 1,000 yard rusher is entering a contract here. it is time for morse to get paid. they drafted jones in the third round. there's plenty of pressure on morse to secure the job and his future. number four, which whiteout will we see? desean jackson off a huge first year for the redskins. six games with more than 100 yards receiving. will we see it again? training camp kicks off on thursday at 10:35 a.m. practice at 3:00 p.m. free admission for all sessions in richmond. that is a look at the morning sports. hope your saturday is a good one. >> thanks. kim kardashian is helping make twitter better. what? really? this is what she tweeted them.

she checked in to see if they can add an edit feature so if you misspell something, you don't have to delete and repost. this is what was said. great idea, we are always looking at ways to make things faster and easier. so we will see if that ends up being the case. >> he liked that idea, too. >> i would love it. makes thing as lot easier. >> good idea kim. >> who thought you would be saying that, right? the line is turning 1 this week. can you believe it is already a year old? they want to celebrate with you and your family. tomorrow, you can catch a movie outside the easton station. they are screening "despicable me" at 8:45 tomorrow night. that's already a year old. that's incredible. went quickly. >> the minions are all the rage.

you cannot turn anyone and not see "despicable me" or the minions. we have a special with doreen gentzler at 10:00. it's a half hour special. you are going to want to tune in for that. we are going to check in with chuck for another update on your weather in about 25 minutes. >> we will be back in 25 minutes with a local news update as well.

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good morning. breaking overnight. inside the mind of a killer. investigators uncover journals from the man in the deadly louisiana movie theater shooting. mental illness, finance problems. >> a good description is a time bomb. >> as the victims are remembered at the candlelight vigil. chaotic scene. a man fires the gun in the air on ventura boulevard scaring bystanders. the deadly confrontation caught on camera. in the moment. never before seen images from inside the white house on 9/11. and back in the water. the pro surfer