right now a man killed by police and neighbors want answers. what investigators are now revealing about the victim's actions moments before officers opened fire. we're breaking down a new report on the terror attack in benghazi who the house panel is attacking for a slow response. a lot of clouds and some rain across parts of southern maryland. there is humidity in your future though. remembering pat summit. the legendary baseball coach who chased excellence on and off the court. >> i don't know what you're going to do but

out of this locker room with a big time attitude. now to the deadly officer involved shooting investigation unfolding right now in northeast washington. police say an officer shot and killed a man who ignored orders to drop a weaponover night. at first and barns street in northeast. that weapon was a bb gun. we have new insight from neighbors on what happened. >> reporter: yes. it happened right here along this walkway. we know the man's name but are not releasing it because police still have to contact next of kin. one of the resident managers tells me he was a good guy. he lived in building 109 here for yea

tape surrounds the building hours after gun shots startled neighbors late last night. >> he lived above me or behind or other side but it's a small building. >> reporter: you heard what. >> i heard drop the gun, drop the gun and maybe a few shouts from the cops and then a few seconds later six gun shots. >> i was asleep and i heard shots and it woke me up and then i heard the commotion with the police department. >> reporter: the police say they came here for a report of a man with a gun. here's what the police say happened. just before 10:30 last night in this northeast d.c. community where you see crime tape still up, officers say when they got here they found a man holding a weapon. that man then refused to drop his weapon upon numerous demands aen then officers say the

raised his weapon toward them and that's he they fired. police recovered the gun and it turned out to be a bb gun. this man says he was the man hours before police shot him and he lived alone. >> he was never the same after his wife died. he tried to talk to him, just don't do that. >> reporter: police are still investigating what triggered the man's actions. >> i guess the pressure got to him. that's the only thing, i guess the pressure got to him. i hate that he done that. >> reporter: the still unidentified man was taken to a hospital where he eventually died of his injuries. news 4. one failure of the system after another, that's the an al lis offered in the last hour by the republicans on benghazi. they are still answering questions in a news conference respect the report released blames the

responses in sending resources to benghazi. republicans said washington failed to have our guys' back when they needed it and those failures went all the way to the top, meaning secretary of state hillary clinton and president obama. here is the committee chair south carolina representative. >> no military was deployed to benghazi despite the order of the secretary of defense at 7:00 that night. so washington had access to real time information, but yet somehow they thought the fighting had subsided. >> democrats on that committee issued a report yesterday and called today's report from republicans short on new information and unfair and partisan. the state department said this morning the essential facts of the attack have been

the department continues to make efforts to make posts safer around the world. the clinton campaign responded by saying the committee chief's goal was to hurt hillary clinton's campaign. good morning. still waiting on this cold front, which is just now moving through southwestern pennsylvania. we need that go by before we say good bye to the hum midty. it's been a steady extreme of rain drops for the last couple of hours. we're starting to see thin spots in the clouds and sunshine. 84 in leaseberg. rain chances increasing as we get closer to sun set tomorrow. i'll show you the future weather in a

turning to the devastating floods in west virginia. people across the state cleaning up from all the damage caused. thousands of homes and businesses already damaged and destroyed. fema says as of monday there have been 1,000 registrations for the assistance program. so far 23 people have died in the floods. we've also learned that the rescue squad in montgomery county is donating an ems unit to help in the recovery efforts. out west people are finally able to get home but many don't have anywhere to go back because of the wildfire. it's considered the most destructive in the county's history. it destroyed some 200 homes and killed two people. this is north of l.a. as of this morning firefighters say that it's 40 percent contained. emergency officials are lifting some of the evacuations. a legendary coach, former tennessee women's coach

summit has passed away. she had an impact on our area. she was a consultant when her former star joined the wnba. we share her remarkable legacy. >> reporter: born in tennessee basketball always seemed to be part of her life. in college she played without a slorship because there were none for woman. she was a great player but a better coach. >> know what you're going do but you better come out of this locker room with a big time attitude. >> reporter: she took over coaching in 1974. in 38 years her teams made 38. while she was proud of what her

court she talked about the people they became off the court. >> it has been a privilege to make an impact on the lives of 161 women who have worn the orange. >> reporter: she was named the coach of the year seven times and has the record for most wins by division one head coach. 1,098 games. in august of 2011 she announced she had been diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's deeisea. >> i may be old as dirt when i'm still trying to win ball games. >> reporter: in april of 2012 summit stepped down as head coach. >> it's never a good time but you have to find a time that you think is the right time and that is now. >> reporter: a month after she retired, president obama awarded her the presidential medal of freedom. she will beem

knowledge, mets and inspiration that extended far beyond the walls of the gym. nbc news. >> an amazing woman. nfl coach credited with being a defensive master mind has died. buddy ryan was 82 years old. his sons are the head coach and assistant coach of the buffalo bills right now. lawyers are calling the largest auto related class action settlement in u.s. history. volkswagen will spend more than $15 million to settle lawsuits dealing with allegations that it cheated on emissions tests. this is coming from a court in san francisco this morning. here's what it means for owner. the company will spend

or repair about 475,000 vehicles with those two liter diseasele engines. that's the latest from the live desk. faced with a massive global recall the ceo of takata offered to step down. he said it's his role to hand over the torch. he did not say exactly when he is going to resign. 60 million air bags were recalled and in the u.s. ten people have died and more than 130 people have been hurt because of defective air bags. earlier this month a criminal complaint was filed in japan against the company. bicyclists can col

driver of a car. they can collect damages if they are less than 50% at fault. opponents say it could hike up car insurance premiums by hundreds of dollars. those in favor say it helps nondrivers who could not pay medical bills after an accident. the next phase of metro safe check begins in a week. they will talk about how to prepare for the upcoming search down and how it will impact the blue and yellow lines from july 5th through the 11th. there will be no service between national airport and brodic road. no problems so far this morning at the gallery station. a bolt caught fire on the track filling the station with smoke. riders evacuated the station and the power was turned off. metro closed the station for a while as crews cleared out

smoke. metro is investigating why that bolt caught on fire. a major recall involving ike the itea.ms

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dressers can fall and injure a child. this is an example of what happens. crashes just like that one injure a child every 24 minutes and kill a child every two weeks. in the last 27 years we understand there have been six deaths among children linked to this particular furniture. so this recall now impacting 29 million dressers and chests and ikea consumer product safety commission say you should buy a wall fixture to secure this dresser to the wall or return it to the store where you bought it. d.c.'s first delegate to congress is expected in a courtroom this morning. lawyers say afterward he should be released to family and friends. he was arrested yesterday at the airport and spent the night in the jail. custom officials say he passed a bad chen

$50,000 and then didn't show up for court back in 2009. his attorneys say he has agreed to appear in a court on the check charge next month. in court earlier this morning the mother who police say was last seen with her two missing children faces neglect and obstruction charges linked to their appearance. she was deemed incompetent to stand trial. the children disappeared from the family home in 2014. the mother is being treated at a state mental hospital. police are offering a reward to track down and convict the person responsible for a triple murder in district heights. investigators say moments after the murders the suspect was caught on camera carrying the gun in his hand in this neighborhood. five people were shot inside the home. this is friday night. three of them died. a half hour before the shooting that

surveillance video at this convenience store. anyone with information is urged to call police. the montgomery county council could consider a bill strengthening your rights as a renteder. the bill would require landlords to offer two year lease renewals and force the county to increase property inspections. the bill calls for a standard e standardized lease to be used across the county. the bill could reach full council later this year. an explosion lit up the sky at a bp natural gas facility in mississippi. this happened while you were sleeping. local officials say neither of the two employees on duty was hurt. the flow of natural gas has been turned off. the plant processes natural gas from offshore and converts it to liquid to be shipped by pipelines. details on an arrest in the

we're learning that police have charged the 53-year-old man with murder. that charge came yesterday. he may remember back on may 5th of this year alexandria marked the death with a man who had been stabbed that night. arrest in that case. detectives still looking for information from anyone who might be able to offer something new on this case. right now rescue crews are working to save a giant blue whale. it's tangled up in fishing line off the coast of southern california. yesterday crews spent hours trying to untangle the whale before it dove out of sight. a new study finding more than half of employees in this country are wasting away their vacation days. americans wasted

vacation days. 55% of americans admit to forfeiting some paid time off. workers said returning to a mountain of work keeps them from using the days. chuck says give them to me. >> i think probably you're more produ productive if you take a couple of days off. have you ever been so mad that you wanted to smash something, the new business with a stake space and why the idea is raising concerns at home. we're tracking showers that could impact your plans tonight. th timing ande

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a big bounce back this morning in the stock market. it's been down in reaction to the british vote to leave the yi european nation. the dow jones jumped up about 200 points at one point. about 244 right now. markets in europe and asia rebounded this morning. this is happening while world leaders are figuring out how this brexit is supposed to happen. today the prime minister is meeting with other leaders. the process to leave could take years. thanks. have you ever wanted a place

everything around you? >> work doesn't count. >> there is a new trend helping people release some stress, cope with it, but the so-called rage rooms are not without controversy. >> reporter: most of us have probably had the urge to do this. >> it is the absolute most amazing feeling of relief ever. >> reporter: but is doing it a healthy way to get rid of anger. for 50 bucks the owner will give folks 15 minutes to relieve their inner demons. surprisingly the biggest users, teachers and stay at home mom's like joy who is a regular. >> i can probably spends hundreds of dollars with a therapist or i can come in here and just tier up a room. >> reporter: the owner launched the company last year after she

industry. >> it was upsetting. >> reporter: you're still upsit. >> very bitter. >> reporter: she channelled that anger into a business that let's other users unleash theirs. why do they come. >> divorce is number one. women out do the men 100%. >> reporter: she's going at it. do you worry that someone with real mental health issues could walk through the door and you would not know. >> it's a possible but it hasn't happened. >> reporter: that's not all that worries this doctor in colombia university who thinks the rooms could be dangerous. >> it lowers the bar for behavior. >> reporter: you think these rooms could lead to more rage? >> potentially we start to have a new behavior that we haven't allowed ourselves do and you go home and you're having a bad day, what's to s

doing it at home. >> i never leave here feeling anything other than exhausted, happy and i have a huge smile on my face from ear to ear. i don't have to clean it up. >> reporter: a 15 minute tantrum that's becoming all the rage and maybe adding to it. nbc news, houston. >> there's something to that. how many times are you going to go back and how much can you destroy. i would probably hurt myself. i can't do that. >> exactly. >> they are becoming popular. they have other names like smash room or anger room or smash shack. >> i like the name but nothing else. no weather fits allowed for today. heat and humidity always a big part of weather here in washington for the summertime and man is it sticky outside right now. you should expect that to continue for the remainder of the day.

outside. there is an opportunity for another passing shower or thunderstorm coming our way. inside the beltway the better chances come in well after 4:00. one or two could be strong but we're not looking for widespread severe weather today. storms developing after 3:00 but could go as late as 11:00 this evening. for tomorrow lower humidity moves in with more sunshine so a big improvement for tomorrow. as far as the severe weather threat for today, could see some gusty winds but the main threat will be the potential for some localized flooding with these slow moving summer soakers. sometimes you can get a quick inch in the same spot. today is the last best chance for rain in a while. tomorrow will be dry and 30 to 40% chances for the weekend. cold front is going to be the reason that these are sparked off later on today.

the low and mid 80s already. here is future weather to time it out. after 3:00 or 4:00 not much going on but after 7:00 here comes the opportunity for a thunderstorm. if you're headed down for the game today there may well be a rain delay after the game gets started. i'll give you the seven day forecast including a look at the weekend. we are following breaking news on a train derailment in texas. what we're now findin

absolutely amazing images coming in now from a train collision in texas. look at some of the pictures. what we know is that two b&sf railway freight trains collided this morning and this is what people saw in that area. intense black smoke. you can see rail cars that have come off the track and are on fire at the scene here. as we understand it at this point there's no word on any injuries. we don't know what exactly may have been in those cars,

were being transported through this part of texas. of course there are emergency crews still on the scene there trying to see what has happened. if we get more information within the hour we'll bring that to you. >> thanks. we've got a match happening in congress right now. democrats in the senate saying that republicans put in several provisions into a bill about fighting the zika virus that they won't approve. the bill would provide more than $1 million in funding to exterminate mosquitos that can carry that disease. if lawmakers cannot reach a deal before they go on vacation it could be two months before they have another chance. there's a meeting happening in maryland right now on zika. the health department wants everyone to know how to keep mosquitos from breeding and how not to spread zika. the first of two work shops is happening right now and another workshop at 1:00 this afternoon. in the race for the

up an eight point lead over trump. that's according to a poll released this morning. it's clinton's biggest lead in the polls since the general election matchup question was asked last month. the poll has a margin offer or of 1.8%. candidates are hitting the roads to talk about jobs and the economy. we have the latest. >> i'm with her. yes, her. >> reporter: meet elizabeth warren, hillary clinton's new political weapon against donald trump. >> a small, insecure, money grubber who fights for no one but himself. >> i must say i do just love to see how she gets under donald trump's thin skin. >> reporter: no mention here about war en's criticism of clinton's ties with wall street. she's said to be a top pick for vice president but for now warren's job is to pull in

bernie sanders progressives and stay on the attack. >> she exposes him for what he is, temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be the president of the united states. >> reporter: donald trump tweets that warren is goofy and lied about her native-american heritage. >> poka han taus. >> reporter: republicans say they're dissatisfied with trump compared with 45% of democrats dissatisfied with clinton. donald trump has hired a new communications manager who used to work for ted cruz. nbc news washington. hometown favorite katie ledecky is one of the favorites in the world. she kwal lied last night for

she swam that race in the third fastest time in history. she is is a standout and we had a chance to talk to her about the road to rio. >> reporter: four years off capturing gold in london katie is focussed on the road to rio. >> going into 2012 i didn't have any expectations of making the team. i thought maybe there was an outside chance i would make the team, but i ended up making it and winning a gold medal but this time around i have a lot more experience under my belt. i've been to an olympic, two world championships and international meets so i feel more prepared and confident going into olympic trials. >> reporter: this world class swimmer has plenty of reasons to be confident. she's the current world record holder in the 400, 81,500 meter free style and holds the fastest time in the 501,000ç÷< free sty.

she would any other competition. >> i do the best that i can in practice and work hard every day and i no know if i approximate in the work i can be confident when i dive in. it's still a 50 meter pool, it's stillwater. you have to treat it like any other meet and just enjoy each moment. >> reporter: katie maintains a grueling schedule. she trains ten times a week in the pool plus has workout sessions outside the water. >> despite that it's a fun sport and i've met so many unique people and fun people through the sport both in this area and throughout the country and now when i get to go to these international competitions and meet people from different countries. >> reporter: one big takeaway from london how to deal with all the spectators. >> there are a lot of people watching and the energy from the crowd is always really exciting so just channellin a

energy into your lane and into your race is important, not letting anything from the outside really get to you, be just staying focussed on what you want to accomplish. >> reporter: in rio even more eyes will be on katie to see whether she can repeat gold. she says she doesn't feel any added pressure, just gratitude for the journey that has taken her this far. >> i've been surrounded by really great people, both at school and through the sport and with my family and i know that they're always supporting me and they have my back and that i can count on them for anything. >> reporter: at 19 katie has many years of competition ahead of her and another olympics is not out of the question. for now, she wants to live in the moment and get ready for rio. >> if everything goes well i think hopefully i can set myself up for a good 2020 as well but i'm not thinking really that far into the future. >> reporter: katie is swimming in the trials again today and she has a shot to

first u.s. woman ever to swim in four olympic races in a single olympics games. you can watch her compete right here. the trials are happening all week every day at 8:00 p.m. he is considered one of the top golfers in the world, the latest athlete raising concerns about zika and skipping the

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a whole other world awaits. new this morning word another top golfer is skipping the olympics over concerns about the zika virus. jason day says playing golf cannot take press dense over the safety of his family. last week rory mcilroy said he will not go to the olympics. it's time to turn our attention to the forecast and

little rain. most of our rain chance today you would expect like 3:00 or 5:00. this time it's wait ing on a cod front to get here. that's the reason for rain later in the forecast today. we've been dealing with rain drops for much of the morning but that is showing signs of coming to an end. not much left on radar, especially around the metropolitan area but that may be changing later today. it's steamy out there. if you're headed down for the game tonight first pitch is 7:05, there's an opportunity for a shower at almost any point but the game doesn't start until 7:00 and i think that rain chances may be peaking around 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. there may be a rain delay but they should be able to get the game in. a big improvement comes our way tomorrow. we'll start off dry with temperatures in the mid 60s,

noticeably less humid and more sunshine so a far prettier day outside tomorrow. mid to upper 80s today with a 60% chance you'll need the umbrella tonight. our best chance for rain is probably friday night into early saturday but the weekend looks nice. sunday cooler and less humid and monday is the 4th of july. it kz loo like the weather is going to be very cooperative on the 4th itself. for fireworks time which is right around 9:00 temperatures should be in the 70s, clear skies, low humidity. perfect weather for watching the fireworks. one of the best spots is the reflection pool. that's the best spot to b

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the new musical opens friday. joining us now are the stars. you two are brother and sister. >> yeah, unfortunately we are. >> yes, for me. >> i know you don't mean that. we say you're very close. you come from a very big but close family. >> yes. >> this is a musical based on your uncle. >> uh-huh. >> that's really important. >> yes, it's been quite a journey. we've had a blast portraying our uncle and telling their coming of age story. two teenagers, 17 and 15, growing up in detroit, michigan and getting this opportunity to move down south. >> this is a story that'sto

gospel music, which was a huge part of their life. >> absolutely. the story is very inspiring and i think in order to tell that sort of story you need this inspiration of the gospel music and that's really who they are and what has kept them who they are. >> as you take a look at the production here, people on stage, the story of your family members to the stage. is it surreal for you? >> it is surreal. there are moments where we were playing these roles. of course we don't feel like we can be them but our goal from the beginning was to bring their essence to the stage and try to tell that story from that perspective. but it is surreal because i think a lot of times we see our own lives in their lives and things they experienced 30 years ago are things we are experienciig

experience. >> i'm curious, what do they say? >> really good. most of our family has seen it at this point and they've been very very encouraging, very affirming. and so we think they've enjoyed it. my grandmother had a blast. >> i bet she did. she's probably so proud. >> that's how we do it. >> as brother and sister how has this impacted your relationship? has it changed it at all? has it strengthened it. >> i would say that it strengthened it. we've always been very close and so when we got the opportunity to do this in a workshop form together, we said this is great. we can hang out for a week. >> yeah. that's why i picked it up. we can hang out together for a week. >> it turned into work, work, work but it's been incredible for me because i never thought i would be able to work with my brother in this capacity. he's been an amazing singer. he's a grammy nominated artist

i'm always cheering him on and never beside him. >> you're a worker too. >> my sister is a television star. she's in green leaf which is oprah's new drama. >> that's wonderful. we are so glad to have you here in our studio. we know that this opens up on friday, july 1th. that's the arena stage. you can get tickets at arena stage.com. >> indeed. if you drive, you know how frustrating it can be on our roads but how bad is it really. the new report

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summer weather calls for a cold refreshing slushy drink. what birds, one stone in this neighborhood in northwest washington launched a frappe hour for this season. the bar won the award for cocktail program for the year and the bar director joins us now to tell us more about his favorite blender drink. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you brought your blender. these aren't your father's drinks. >> certainly not my father's. he doesn't even drink. >> what makes them different when you make these

here and is there. when we make our strawberry daquari's we give them a cool quality. some we space with maize and sin m man. >> what's the secret to make a great drink at home. what do you think? >> i think honestly don't be afraid of sugar. a lot of flavor is driven by that sugar. it's almost like a copper wire for flavor. so it's important to have -- to be comfortable with using a decent amount of it. don't go overboard necessarily but be comfortable having some kind of balance there. >> i like sugar. you're going to make me one of your drinks, the non-alcoholic

>> today i made a version of the frozen spritz. >> what goes into this. >> orange juice you and i blended in orange zes into it and a wonderful al mond syrup. i got mine above us. >> al mond syrup. >> yes. >> can you use that for other drinks. >> it's common in tiki drinks. >> that's your mixture. >> i'm adding tonic water. it's a spanish tonic water. >> tonic water. easy enough. >> we're going to add some ice. >> is the sugar in here already. >> absolutely. >> got you. you blend that right up. i love

>> it's therapeutic. >> exactly. in your version you would add alporal. >> orange zes and sugar and orange juice and sparkling wine. >> very nice. let me taste this delicious drink. you make your version of a mudslide. tell me about that too. >> we make an irish cream and we stripe the inside of the glass vertically. >> thank you. >> let me give you an orange. >> while you're talking about your mudslides. >> we stripe the inside of the glass with dark chocolate syrup and it's beautiful. >> you add what goes into the drink itself. this is delicious, by the way. >> thank you very much. we blend everything together and top it with some sprinkles. >> you

>> it's really fun. >> all right. thanks so much. frappe hour is tuesday through saturday, a different drink on the menu each night. important information this morning as we head into the busy july 4th travel weekend all state released america's best drivers report. the news isn't good for our area. d.c. was one of the most dangerous cities to drive in. according to that list you are 106% more likely to get in a crash in d.c. than anywhere else's in the country. driving in alexandria is somewhat safer but drivers get into crashes more often than the national average and baltimore scored low on the list. four states are trying to come up with a new way to generate money for road projects. the report states that delaware

at having drivers pay by miles traveled rather than a gas tax. 50 people across those states would test it out getting fake invoices that would included estimated gas tax credits. drivers that don't want to pay by the mile would opt for out for an annual fee. time to dig out the paper fare cards from the metro. thursday is the last day to transfer the money to a smart trip card. you can make that transfer at the brown ticket machines which are located at all the stations. tap your smart card on the machine and insert your paper card and tap your smart trip card again. starting friday you won't get charged on a metro if you enter or exit the same station within 15 minutes. we're watching out for a chance for showers later today. the first round is leaving ut

opportunities for rain moving into the metro area but probably not until after 7:00 this evening. there is a line of showers developing along a cold front and then things settling down after midnight tonight. if you're planning on going to the beaches for the holiday weekend, the weekend looks good. could be a passing shower or two on sunday but independence day itself looks like it will be a fine day at the coast line. if you're sticking around home 88 today with showers and storms this evening turning less humid and nicer outside tomorrow. nothing more than a straight shower chance on thursday, friday and saturday but you'll notice there on that seven-day forecast no 90s in sight. that does it for news 4 mid day. thanks for joining us. we're back on the air this afternoon first at 4:00. you can get your news and weather updates any time by wn

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