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of a virginia man. police have a suspect while neighbors had enough. >> meet the virginia republicans fighting for his right not to vote for donald trump at the gop convention. good evening. we begin tonight with the reason your air conditioner is working over time even after dark. >> oh, it is. our heat wave is just getting started, folks. it's going to feel like it's close to 100 degrees for days and all over our region, people are starting to feel the heat. >> doug is feeling it, too. he's gone outside tonight. doug, how is it? >> guys, still on the warm side. not too bad now. we got a little breeze out there without the sun. it does make a huge difference but still, you can tell it's extremely warm and humid across the area and tomorrow, we'll get right back to where we were today. high temperature today of 94, 92

areas and that heat index will once again get to 100 degrees. the radar tracking a system off to the west bringing rain and thunderstorm activity. parts of west virginia and western maryland. most will die as it makes its way our way but a sign of what is going on here. little systems coming through but the overall picture staying the same. hotter tomorrow, the first heat wave of the summer will officially happen tomorrow after three straight days of 91 or better. tomorrow 95 and heat index near 100. tomorrow could be warmer than that on friday and of course, tracking that important weekend. we'll talk about that weekend because there is changes coming this weekend. we'll explain in my forecast. >> we'll see you in a few minutes, doug, thank you. let's go live in northwest d.c. with more of the impact, hey, shomari. >> reporter: when we bring you the latest news on news 4 washington tonight and right now

people who are without power in arlington, virginia due to possibly a transformer fire and right now it's the same thing that happened here in northwest d.c. a few hours ago. tonight, d.c. firefighters drove to the 1700 block after an under ground chance former caught on fire. there were no major power outages but fires like this are not unusual in extreme heat. >> it's very hot being almost nine months pregnant. we're ready to get in the pool and cool down. >> reporter: kelly and her daughter eleanor cool off at the charles houston recreation pool. >> it's a great bond experience. feels good to have the weight off and awesome the city provides a pool like this. >> reporter: the region is sweltering under a combination of heat and humidity. the heat index soared to near 100 degrees today.

stress they were encountering. >> reporter: in the del ray, they battled a fire. the chief rotated crews. >> when you have a fire like today with firefighters wearing protective equipment, fighting the fire, significant amount of heat they are taking on. >> reporter: back at the rec center, people take a break from the heat. this place is also a cooling center. >> the centers in the summer months do double as cooling centers for the 12 hours of operation per day. you hope it cools off soon? why? >> yes. because i just am ready for fall. [ laughter ] >> i'm ready for fall. >> reporter: already? >> yes. >> reporter: i do, too. it is definitely hot. worth mentioning the 1800 people without power in arlington, virginia, we're hearing it is expected to turn back on around 4:00 tomorrow morning. drink plenty of water and stay cool the best way you ca

generators. live here in northwest, d.c. pepco is prepared to handle any strain from the heat wave. the power company has extra personnel on hand and a few tips to help you stay cool for the next few days. keep your windows and doors closed while the air conditioner is on and make sure no furniture is blocking any air ducts or fans. we are getting a look, trying to get a look at some of the peaceful protests going on in baton rouge, but we can tell you a second video has emerged from that police shooting there and it's giving us a closer graphic look at what happened. a witness shot this new video from a different angle but alton sterling is already on his back. one officer straddling his legs, his right arm by his side. we can't see his left hand. we're stopping the video before an officer sees a gun and

fire. [ cheers ] at a vigil tonight, protesters described him as a hard-working man, father that sold cds outside the convenience store to make a living. the owner says he's known sterling for years and joking around with him in the store five minutes before police arrived but sterling was convicted of drugs and weapons charges five years ago and as a convicted felon, it would be illegal for him to have a gun. the shooting is reverb rating around the country. in philadelphia police arrested demonstrators that disrupted rush hour traffic downtown. the justice department launched an investigation and protesters are demanding baton rouge's police chief resign. "the washington post" reported police officers kill nearly 1,000 people last year across the country. but less than 4% of those cases involved a white officer and an unarmed black victim. at the live desk, i'm chris

administrative duty over comments he posted on facebook today about that officer in the baton rouge shooting. those posts have been deleted but d.c. fire and ems tell news 4 norman brooks is now the subject of a law enforcement investigation and an internal d.c. fire review. he's been with the department since 2007. >> new tonight, alexandria police know who they are looking for in connection with the city's most recent murder. they think someone killed hall in retaliation for another murder back in june. news 4 jackie benson is alexandria tonight where people are angry about the cycle of violence in their neighborhood. >> reporter: the crowds needing twice as many people that showed up for a meeting last month after another young man was shot, also, in the same neighborhood. >> i've lived in th

up the crime and a lot of success, and it's all slipped backwards. >> reporter: the levels of frustration with violence in west old town neighborhood had some people drawing parallels to the early '90s. one woman suggested breaking back anti drug community walks that led to some changes here. >> what do we want? a drug-free community. when do we want it? now. >> reporter: residents that packed the gym told the chief they felt distanced and disoriented from officers and a team curfew drew shooting. the mother of sequah hall shot saturday the fourth man killed in what police believe is a back and forth retaliation spoke to the crowd. >> i don't want his death to be in vein. it means a lot to me to see the violence stop. when is it going to stop? when are we as a people

saw? >> reporter: chief cook confirmed that detective haves obtained a warrant for a suspect in saturday's murder of hall. >> people that know each other involved in this type of crime, i'm assuming he had something that he wanted to do against this person is why he committed the act. >> reporter: chief cook has consulted with the city manager about increasing the size of the city's police force that would be a very major step. live in alexandria, jackie benson, news 4. case closed against hillary clinton. attorney general loretta lynch says tonight that the justice department will not file criminal charges connected to the clinton e-mail investigation. the announcement comes just a day after fbi director james comey recommended no charges. tomorrow, comey heads to capitol hill to explain. on the campaign trail, donald trump and hillary clinton traded s

trump blaming clinton for the continroversy over a tweet that appeared to show the star of david. >> it's just a star. it's all about corrupt hillary, corrupt hillary. she sent it out. she started the dialogue. you know what? because she wanted to get off the fbi. >> the people he's trying to convince to vote for him now are the same people he's been exploiting for years. >> late today, senator bernie sanders said he was in discussions with the clinton campaign about a formal endorsement. meanwhile two potential trump running mates, bob corker and iowa senator joni earnst backed out. a judge will hear a federal class-action lawsuit filed by a republican that says he doesn't want to vote for donald trump but virginia state law says beau correll and other

in the commonwealth are required to vote for the winner of the primary. darcy spencer asked him about that today. >> if you don't vote for trump at the convention you could go to jail? >> well, that's what the law says. >> virginia attorney general mark her something defending the law saying correll knew the rules when he became adele get and trying to undermine thousands of voters at the last minute. police think there could be more victims of a woman accused of sexually abusing several children in the district. they arrested 42-year-old larona steele and charged her with first-degree child sex abuse. she lured at least three juvenile victims into her home on the 3500 block of clay place by offering them ice cream and popcorn once inside she locked the door and forced them to perform sexual acts on her. if you think you know anything about these or additional cases, you're urged to call police. next at

sleeping in her bed when bullets were fired into her room. how close she came to getting hit. plus, miss usa back in her hometown of d.c. tonight for a special

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batteries in them pose a risk of over heating and exploding. about 100 incidents have been reported to the consumer product safety commission. the recalled hoover boards were sold from june 2015 through may of this year. you can see the full list on our app, search hoover boards. a close call for a 7-year-old girl in virginia nearly hit by a stray bullet. police say the child got out of bed late last night because she heard a noise outside her window. that's when a bullet wizzed past her and hit the mattress she was sleeping on. >> there was, like, sounds and i didn't know what was it and then i told my mom what is it and she said maybe it's fireworks. >> fortunately, the little girl only had a few cuts on her arm from the broken window. police don't believe the shooter intentionally targeted the

tonight we head to a local hospital where intensive care now includes something so basic, so comforting that you might wonder why it's not a standard part of recovery. nbc's joe fryer on how it's a more friendly place. >> reporter: a hospital bed inside the intensive care unit can feel like a lonely island surrounded by streams of tubes and the relentless chirping of vital machines, which is why this might look like a cruel marage but really it's just what the doctor ordered. how do the patients react to the dogs? >> most of the time they are just really excited. you can see they perk up a little bit. >> this is princess. >> reporter: two dogs now regularly visit the icu at the hospital center. buddy a with a whisker to

five-pound poodle pain reliever. >> some of us really be in a lot of pain and just seeing a dog here helps alleviate some of the pain. >> reporter: you're bringing in a dog with fur and everything else, is it okay to do something like this? >> you know, there's never been a case of an infection transmitted from a therapy dog to a patient so we think it's very safe. >> reporter: the dogs are so comforting within minutes we saw not just one but two patients gently lulled to sleep. >> thank you for bringing her. >> reporter: even the hospital staff is smitten including this doctor who spent time with princess when he was a patient here. >> if she can bring you a little bit of serenity and peace and centeredness, that's a treat. >> reporter: a dog treat, redefining tlc in the icl. joe fryer, nbc news, washington. >> you feel better just looking

>> that's a good idea. i don't know if we'll want to cuddle up with a warm dog tonight. [ laughter ] >> right? >> you said feel better looking at it and look at me like you're mad at me. i see what is going on here. >> you brought us the hot, muggy weather. >> and it's going to continue next couple days. high temperatures into the mid-90s. i was wondering how you get from there to me. show you what is happening, a very warm night for sure. 94. mostly skies. we've got a temperature of 84 at the airport. winds out of the southwest at 6 miles per hour. at least we have a little bit of breeze. not much of a breeze at all today that made it stifling. the air stagnant and an orange air quality alert out today that will be the same fairly similar tomorrow. 75 right now and still 80 towards fredericksburg and 80 towards indianapolis. back to the west track thing area making it's way off towards the

a flood warning and flash flood warning. most of this will die out before it gets here but maybe in our west virginia zones, already the panhandle and west virginia, we may see some of these showers persist but should be dying out. now, temperatures tomorrow hot and humid again. 95. the heat index near 100. some locations will get over 100 and as we move on through the day on friday, maybe even warmer than this. 95 tomorrow. 95, 96 coal pepper and along the water in indianapolis, westerly push with the wind that keeps the bay breeze right there at the water. 93 for you folks and heading down to the beaches, friday, saturday and sunday all looking great. great beach days here. 92 on friday but very warm and humid. 91 on saturday. a little less humidity and a little breezy. same thing on sunday. less humid. 95. wind off the coast that will be a very nice beach day on

looking good there. tomorrow's impact calling it a moderate impact and the reason is because we got all of this heat and humidity. drink plenty of water. take frequent breaks many you're working outside especially make sure to get inside with a.c. from time to time. you'll need that as you move on through the day. outdoor activities, workingout go for the morning. lunch outside probably too humid. not a lot of outdoor seating and outdoor work, drink plenty of water. now we got you on the red site. ten-day forecast red tomorrow and humid on friday and we do have a chance for some thunderstorm activity in the afternoon into the early evening. one or two storms may be on the strong side. saturday and sunday high temperature around 94. sunday 89 with less humidity. sunday looking pretty good and then monday not looking bad. high temperature of 87. so we go through this first heat wave of the season only to get

should start next wednesday and persist through next weekend. looking at the numbers next weekend 95 next friday and the computer models put us close to 100. that's something we'll watch. >> one day at a time. >> exactly. >> thanks, doug. coming up, the gnats get a much needed wefore a b my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis... vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were... no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can... lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through

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the greek flavors of our mediterranean collection.ve your choice of delicious chicken or hearty steak. with crumbled feta and cool, creamy tzatziki sauce. try our mediterranean collection today. subway. fresh is what we do. this is the xfinity sports desk. >> all right. carol has alerted us, get ready to be impressed, folks. >> i was talking about my performance here. [ laughter ] >> we're always

you. >> no, no, i'm talking about the nats. they followed up a couple frustrating outings against the brewers with a finally today and didn't want to leave home with a bad taste. no batting practice, more energy. that was the winning formula today as they avoid the sweep of the brewers today in the ten-home stand. before the game, meet the all stars and their beautiful, beautiful midsummer classic jerseys. those are keepers, am i right? >> yes. >> bryce harper heading to san diego. crushes this. three-run shot for harper. ties espinosa for the lead with the 18th home run. brewers come back tied at four for stephen drew and smacks deep to left center. not a home run. it will bounce over the wall for the ground-rule double and rbi for drew. the nats take back. looking for insurance. ryan zimmerman the

zim stayed through the ball here and good-bye. a two-run homer to go with a single and walk today for him. good day for him and the nats are up. jonathan papelbon hasn't allowed a hit and gets ramon flores swinging to end the game. nats win it 7-4. guys relieved to get the w before they hit the road and giving credit to dusty baker for not letting them give up before the break. >> i think he's doing a good job of kind of staying on top of it but a group of guys has been around for awhile and kind of understands what today was and obviously what this series coming up is. >> a good brewer's team. they should play, as well. i don't know what to tell you guys. glad we got that w and going to new york for four. >> can't wait for that series. meanwhile, who wore it best? >> nice. >> who wore it best? a family that dresses together flock out to l.a.

mark trumbo with a home run in the game. dial up another deep shot to left takes the league lead with his 26th homer. even at four. that's where it stays until the 14th ending jonathan scope with two on, two out second baseman. he gets this one to fall in. chase thompson can't make the play. both runners come around to score two-run double. birds take the series thanks to a 14-inning 6-4 w over the dodgers. to the verizon center, wizards hosting summer fest. great night for fans complete with the hula dancers and not summer fest without fire twirlers, morris signed an off graph. bradley biel all smiles because he will officially sign his $128 million contract tomorrow and then there is basketball. fans -- yeah, did you see that? fans got to check out the wizards. that's the new coach scott brooks. he's a pacer a

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