allow them to face his accuser before trial. the judge denied the motion. cosby will be charged on a -- will tried on a charge of felony sexual assault. we begin with breaking news. >> to say that our police officers put their life on the line every day is no hyperbole, ladies and gentlemen. it's a reality. >> that breaking news, a major investigation in dallas at this hour. police have multiple people in custody and we now know that one suspect is involved in a mass shooting of police officers is dead. 11 officers were shot and five officers died in that shooting. >> it is 5:00 a.m. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. that breaking

five of them killed. we know that right now this happened as a result of peaceful protests that were going on in relation to two black men who were shot by white police officers. >> we'll get back more to that on a second. let's get an update on our forecast with chuck bell. >> another day, very hot and humid. unlike the last few days, today, we'll have a chance for thunderstorms. some of them could be on the strong to severe side. it will be a hot one today. temperatures up in the mid 90s once again. here's a chance of getting rained on today, right around 60%, most likely tamg between -- timing between 2:00 and 6:00 inside the metro area. here's jack taylor. we've got a trouble spot moving out of tie sons and mclean, on the inner loop of the beltway, the is express lanes merge in. you've got a

we've got the far right side of the roadway open on the right side. the vehicle is overturned. inner loop of the beltway as you head northbound out of tyson into mclean. stay on the right side of the beltway. we're in pretty good shape. all your travel lanes are early and available. we continue to monitor the situation in dallas, texas, as has been mentioned, 11 police officers were shot. five of them dead. after a peaceful night of protests and gunfire began to rain down from atop the downtown area there in dallas, texas. as we know it, threeeople have been taken into custody and a fourth suspect that engaged in gunfire with police is now dead. we understand in that individual had told police negotiators, quote, the

place in this garage and downtown. as a direct result of that, police have gun what they call expensive sweeps of the downtown area for explosives that are underway right now and that, of course, will take some good time to go through. we have also heard that there are in fact two suspicious devices in the downtown area. that they are looking into as well. a number of individuals were sheltered at a nearby bus station and were there for some six, seven hours are just being let out, so that they can head home after what has been a tremendous traumatic evening in downtown dallas. this was a peaceful protest in dallas before the shots rang out last night. we have video of the moments when things began to change. a warning, you will hear gunshots. [ sirens ] [

>> somebody is really armed to the t. it is not one person. >> you can hear in the video that person saying someone is armed to the t. this is not one person. we've told you five officers were killed. others are in critical condition. a civilian was also hurt. protesters took to the streets in dallas to voice their anger and frustration of two deadly shootings by white police officers. one happened in louisiana. one shot and killed 37-year-old alton sterling outside of a convenience store. we do not know what led up to that shooting. police were responding to a complaint. wednesday a minnesota man was shot and killed during a traffic stop. officials say philando castile

taillight when he was shot by a police officer. the aftermath was captured by his girlfriend and straemed live on facebook. in that video, they said castile was shot several times while reaching for his license but he had told officers before the shooting that he had a gun in the car. black lives matter! >> in our area, hundreds of protesters gathered outside of the white house to demand change. demonstrators have peacefully marched to the capital. let's go to megan mcgrath who is live at the white house with protests around our area. >> reporter: the shooting in dallas has sent shock waves through the police community not just here but nationwide and police officers are reacting. metro transit police in our area sent out a tweet overnight saying words fail us. we cannot begin to express the horror, the sadness we feel watching events in dallas.

happened during a peaceful protest. that's when snipers appeared out of nowhere and began to target police there. now, such demonstrations against recent police shootings were happening around the country last night, including here in the district of columbia. take a look. a large crowd gathered at the white house yesterday in a peaceful demonstration. they walk down pennsylvania avenue to the u.s. capital. some protesters did break through a police barricade but there was no violence. one person was taken into custody for crossing a police line. now, another peaceful protest is scheduled for tonight. this time in front of the justice department. people are expecting to gather at 5:00 and begin marching at 6:00 tonight, but no doubt what happened in dallas, all of lives that were lost there, will be on the minds of many. back to you in the studio. what do we want? >> justice!

dozen people have been arrested in philadelphia. protesters blocked the entrance and exits to a highway last night. at least 40 people were arrested in new york city last night. take a look at the scene here. you can see hundreds of people marched and chanted through traffic in times square. police later ordered them to clear the roads. a peaceful protest in atlanta as hundreds of people gathered in a downtown park there. some protesters pushed through police lines later in the night. at any moment we expect president obama to speak about the shootings in dallas. he's in poland this morning for his final nato summit. just a couple of hours before the violence in dallas, the president spoke yesterday on the deadly police shootings in minnesota and louisiana. >> this is not just a blackish. it's not just an hispanic issue.

this is an american issue we should all care about. all fair minded people should be concerned. >> he spoke almost the moment he touched down in poland for that nato summit. we'll have more reaction from the white house. we're monitoring social media as well this morning where it looks like people are trying to organize protests in our area tonight. one of them is set for 5:00 in front of the department of justice building. we're going to nail down the time on this for you. whether it's 5:00 or 6:00 in the evening. another gathering is plan for the afirst congressional united church of christ on g street in northwest, that is set for 6:00. much more on this breaking news situation still under way in dallas many we can still tell you that right now that 11 police officers have been shot. five of them are dead. >> a lot still unfolding there this morning. in the past hour or so, we've learned one of the suspects is dead. we're working all angles of the story for you. e'll bring

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dallas right now. we're working to stay on top of every development of this very fluid situation. 11 officers shot. five killed. president obama is expected to address the shooting not long from now. three people were taken into custody. one suspect died in a stand-off with police. and now your forecast. >> good morning, everybody. temperatures now mid to upper 70s inside the d.c. metro area. 79 at reagan national in arlington. 76 now at dulles. 76 in leesburg and annapolis. plan for it to be very hot and sticky again this afternoon. what's difference from the last few days is today there is a 60% chance of thunderstorms, most likely to be inside the capital beltway in that 4:00, 5:00 time frame. keep a weather eye to the sky. have our nbc washington weather app to go.

but the humidity will start to fall as we get through tomorrow and sunday is looking like a very good good today. head gs to the beach, highs near 90, mid 80s on sunday. let's find out about the friday commute. >> it's not good, unfortunately, if you are trying to ride through virginia on the beltway from tysons to mclean. single file right is getting by the crash. there's a vehicle overturned. you'll find at this stage it's going to be a while before they get all the travel lanes open again. also, crews should be wrapping up here in the next half hour, 45 minutes, at the rock creek parkway at the kennedy center.

they work through the overnights obviously and had he clear by 6:00. back to you. it's 5:14 and we continue to follow breaking news out of dallas, texas. five police officers are dead after an ambush style shooting during peaceful protests. 11 officers in all were hit by gunfire last night when snipers opened fire on them. the father of one of the injured officers spoke to our sister station about his daughter's condition. >> once she was shot, she got down. she was shot in the arm and it broke her shoulder and she was shot in the abdomen. >> three suspects have been arrested. one is dead. dallas mayor mike rawlings said one civilian was also hurt in this gunfire. right now, we're getting new video in the newsroom of the moments the violence erupted there in dallas. four officers lost their lives

five died. you are going to hear gunshots and the chaos that followed. [ sirens ] >> is that a8 cop dead? >> that's a cop dead. >> dude, that's a cop down! dude, that's a cop down! >> yes. there's four cops down. >> four? >> he shot four. >> it's a dude? >> no, it's a sniper from up here. >> it's a sniper? >> you heard the shots. >> get down, get down. >> this is news right now and the headlines in the dallas newspaper, people are waking up to this morning, it says the word ambush. five police officers died in that shooting. it ranks as one of the deadliest attacks in american law enforcement. the

terror, september 11th, 72 law enforcement officers lost their lives that today, including 37 from the port authority in new york and new jersey and 23 from the new york police department. as the nation wakes up to more violence, parents find themselves in the difficult position of having to talk to their children and try to make sense out of these interactions with police and it's really tough to do. it's hard to make sense out of it the aall. >> molette green has more from some community members on how they are starting to have those conversations. molette. >> you know, these are painful, difficult conversations to have as folks wake up to learning the very latest, and for parents, what do you say to your children about what's going on, about what these graphic videos are showing us, especially when the adults can't even put it into context or perspective. here's what one local parent had to say about all

>> as a black man, i have to give my son a lesson on how to survive a traffic stop alive. nobody should have to go through that. >> reporter: now later this morning, we are going to talk to a police officer about how you bridge the gap between community and law enforcement. many people say that is the critical thing we have to do in order to stop these troubles all across the cities, all across cities in america. that's the latest live from outside d.c. police headquarters. back to you. we're going to turn meteorologist chuck bell and i'll let you know just for the president might speak any moment. we might have to interrupt you. >> fair enough. fair warning. we'll get to the five-day forecast as quickly as we can. skies aretl

it's a humid start to the day. it's 79 degrees now at national airport. not anything on radar just yet. we're watching for a chance for strong to severe storms this afternoon likely to come in after 2:00, 3:00, between now and end this, temperatures will rise quickly out of the mid 70s now. up in the mid 90s by later on today. storm chances coming from the north and west. that's the reason that we have a cautionary tale for getting outside and enjoying your day today. here's our future weather to bring you the timing on this. by noon, chances from storms from winchester to lure ray to culpeper. 2:00, 3:00, this afternoon, coming through leesburg, washington, charles county, 5:00, 6:00, pushing off the bay off the eastern shore could see a little more redevelopment after 6:00 but the main concern is that 2:00 to 5:00, 6:00 time frame. main threats for any severe weather today. frequent lightning with any of these storms and also a chance for damaging wind gusts. have your nbc washington app

chances later today. chance of getting rained on today, 60%. much higher than it has been the last few days. grilling in the backyard today, strong storms will be a possibility. even temperatures still near 90 at 6:00. back in the mid 80s by 8:00 before sunday down until after 8:30. here's the next five days. today, 95. back into the news. >> we're going to to the president. he's going to make a live statement from poland. >> he's speaking about the situation in dallas. >> my team has been keeping me updated throughout the morning, the evening in dallas. i spoke this morning with mayor rawlings of dallas to convey the deepest condolences of the american people.

government will provide whatever assistance dallas may need as it deals with this tremendous tragedy. we still don't know all the facts. what we do know is that there has been a vicious, calculated and despeckable attack on law enforcement. police in dallas were on duty during -- doing their jobs, keeping people safe during peaceful protests. these law enforcement officers were targeted, and nearly a dozen officers were shot. five were killed. other officers and at least one civilian were wounded. some are in serious condition and we're praying for their recovery. as i told mayor rawlings, i believe that i speak for every single american when i say that we are horrified over these events and t

with the people and the police department in dallas. according to police, there are multiple suspects. we will learn more undoubtedly about the twisted motivations, but let's be clear, there's no possible justification for these kind of attacks or any violence with law enforcement. the fbi is already in touch with the dallas police and anyone involved in these sensele murders will be held fully accountable. justice will be done. i will have more to say about this as the facts become more clear. for now, let me just say that even yesterday i spoke about our need to be concerned as all americans about racial disparities in our criminal justice system. i also said yesterday that our ol

difficult job and the vast majority of them do their job in outstanding fashion. i also indicated the degree to which we need to be supportive of those officers who do their jobs each and every day protecting us and protecting our communities. today is a reminder of the sacrifices that they make for us. we also know that when people are armed with powerful weapons, unfortunately, it makes attacks like these more deadly and more tragic and in the days ahead we're going to have to consider those realities as well. in the meantime, today, our focus is on the victims and their families. they are heartbroken. the entire city of dallas is

police across america, it's a tight knit family, feel this loss to their core and we're grieving with them. i would ask all americans to say a prayer for these officers and their families and keep them in their -- in your thoughts, and as a nation, let's remember to express our profound gratitude to our men and women in blue, not just today but every day. with that, i want to thank presidents for our work today here in warsaw. i've worked with donald in his previous capacity as prime minister here in poland and i appreciated this chance to work with them. our meeting comes as i think everybody is aware at a critical moment for the european union. the vote of the united kingdom to leave the e ux has created uncertainty about the future of european immigration. unfortunately, this has led some to suggest that the entire

>> president obama there for the nato summit and addressing the shooting in dallas saying anyone responsible will be held accountable and justice will be done in the shootings of 11 police officers and one civilian. the president promised federal assistance if possible in this situation. he explained this shooting in dallas is a reminder of the profound work that police officers and men and women in uniform do every single day, and that while as americans every american should be disturbed by the acts of violence, not only against the officers, but he said about racial disparity in this country as well. he also, i found it interesting, touched upon a little bit about the gun control issue, saying that the suspects were armed with powerful weapons and that made the attack more deadly and tragic. >> he also asked the fbi and department of justice to get in touch with law enforcement in kals dallas. we'll hav much more.e

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run without a winner. we're staying on top of the breaking news this morning. 11 police officers shot dead after a protest in dallas last night. 11 of them shot, five have died as a result of that. we just learned some new information about one of those officers. the latest coming into the live desk, includinghat w

we just heard president obama speak from poland where he is for the nato summit there. and he called the attack on dallas police officers a targeted attack, vicious and despicable, calling on americans to pray for these officers and reminding the public of the very difficult that they serve. let's listen in. >> our police have an extraordinarily difficult job and the vast majority of them do their job in outstanding fashion. i also indicated the degree to which we need to be supportive of those officers who do their jobs each and every day protecting us and protecting our communities. today is a reminder of the sacrifices that they make for us. >> president obama saying that justice will be done

suspects will be held accountable. this is now video from one of the reporters from our sister station there in dallas outside park land hospital where a number of police officers standing at attention saluting their fallen officers. we saw just a few minutes ago at least three vans receiving police escort, presumably headed to the medical examiners office. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. more on breaking news out of dallas in a minute. it's 5:33 right now. we want to get you upto speed on the forecast. >> chuck bell talking about the heat wave and the chance for storms. >> good morning, everyone. friday off to a hazy start once again. sun rise is coming up at 5:51 this morning and in the meantime it's a hazy start to the day. what do you need to know about the forecast? another day heat index up to around 100 degrees this afternoon. we'll have an increasing chance of showe

after 2:00. some of those storms could be on the strong to ser did he -- severe side. humidity does finally start to drop on sun but in the meantime plan on another day in the heat today with temperatures up into the low and mid 90s. jack taylor, good morning on a friday. good morning. not a great story, unfortunately, trying to get from tysons to mcclean this morning. inner loop of the beltway, the accident activity. tow truck on scene. we have virginia state and v dot there, cleaning up the crash. two right lanes are trying to get by. as you approach the toll road, you will be on the break. metro, rail riders, red line, single tracking. between friendship heights and medical center. and shady grove and gross vee

and let's good to megan mcgrath live in front of the white house with more on the protests planned for today. >> reporter: certainly there is a lot of sadness and concern among police officers here and around the country. this is a very tight-knit community and their colleagues were targeted, killed while doing their jobs. now, president obama just a short time ago spoke from poland saying that he was horrified by the shooting and said that there is no possible justification. now, the snipers who attacked in dallas made their move during a peaceful demonstration against recent police-involved shootings in louisiana and minnesota. there were similar peaceful protests across the nation last night, including here in the district of columbia. you can see the video here. protesters gathered at the white house yesterday evening. they then walked down pennsylvania avenue to the u.s. capitol. at one point last night some of the protesters did break through

were really very peaceful. there was no violence at all. there was one person who was taken into custody for crossing a police line. certainly, tensions are high, emotions are high and another protest is scheduled for later on today. that's going to be happening tonight in front of the department of justice. people be told to gather around 5:00 tonight and the march will begin at 6:00. you can imagine that in light of the events in dallas, people will be thinking tonight of those fallen officers. back to you in the studio. thank you, megan. it's 5:36. developing this morning, the state department is reopening its internal review of presumptive presidential nominee hillary clinton's private email server use. this as of department of justice completed its investigation, finding no cause to file any charges. the state department began its review back in january, they declared 22 emails from clinton's private server to be top secret but suspended its in

april to avoid interfering with the fbi's inquiry. this could be a big turn in decision 2016. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is expected to endorse presumptive nominee hillary clinton next week. it's expected to happen in new hampshire on tuesday. sanders is expected to endorse her and will come at the end of the democrats primaries. the vermont senator has yet to suspend his campaign. republican side, new jersey governor chris christie will be joining donald trump on the campaign trail today. trump is headed to miami. to deliver a speech his aides have titled succeeding together. christie is one of the people being vetted as his vice-presidential pick. along with former house speaker newt gingrich and indiana governor mike pence. it could be next week before we learn the outcome of a class action lawsuit brought by a virginia republican delegate. to the national convention.

want to vote for donald trump. according to virginia state law, he and other gop delegates are required to vote for the winner of the state's primary. virginia attorney general, a democrat, mark herring is defending the state law saying corell knew the rules when he became a delegate. happening today, there is a preliminary hearing for a woman accused of luring children with ice cream and popcorn into her apartment and then sexually assaulting them. 42-year-old larona steel is facing five counts of child sex abuse. the victims are three boys, 12, 13, 15. according to the police report, she made them perform sex acts upon her in her apartment on clay place in northeast. >> one of boys took video of the other two. she also allegedly offered $20 for them to come back and have sex with her again. police are

more victims. if you have any nflegs, call police. we continue to follow breaking news in dallas this morning five police officers were kill after being ambushed by snipers. a lot of reaction from across the world is coming in. we're monitoring the situation, and the scene which is still u

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[ sirens ] >> we're following breaking news right now. those very scary moments in dallas. we're now hearing from witnesses who heard the gunshots or saw police officers shot and killed last night. >> 11 officers were shot. five of them are dead. we'll share the interview with that witness, several witnesses as soon as we get it into our newsroom along with latest developments. and now here's storm team 4 forecast. >> we're in the 70s to near 80 now. highest today, 95 in downtown washington. 92 in gaithersburg and 96 in fredericksburg. what to wear today. lightweight, sunglasses, sunscreen. take that water bottle. you'll need extra

the crash on the inner loop of the beltway before mclean. the vehicle that was overturned is on the tow truck right now. tysons red line, single tracking between medical center and friendship heights and also between shady road and gross convenient nor. five police officers are dead after an ambush style shooting during peaceful protests. snipers opened fire in downtown dallas. we've learned the identity of one of officers.

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the breaking news this morning, 11 police officers were shot in dallas. five of them have died. >> let's check in with the live desk right now and erika

more about one of the victims. >> five police officers are died from this shooting. we're working to find out as much as we can about them. at this point, we have one name. officer brent thompson. the dallas area rapid transit officer was killed in last night's attack. he was 43 years old. he joined the force back in 2009. he's the first officer they have ever had killed in the line of duty. three other dart officers were injured in the shooting. four others were killed. for the first time we're hearing from the girlfriend from the man police shot earlier this week outside minneapolis. diamond reynolds was riding with philando castile. she said during that stop, he told police he had a license to carry a firearm and that he was carrying a weapon. reynolds says when her boyfriend

the officer shot him several times. she sobbed uncontrollably speaking about that incident yesterday. >> it's not right. it's not right. these police should not be able to just -- innocent people. my daughter will be forever scarred by what the police did to us. >> her daughter was in the backseat of the car when the shooting happened. it is 5:48. this morning out of taiwan, police say 24 people were seriously hurt after an explosion at a train station engulfed a commuter train in flames. police say an explosive device was likely used. investigators found a broken metal tube stuck inside a backpack. a full investigation is under way. a terrible crash killed a young girl and it happened because a truck driver did not

clearance signs. her car was crushed by falling concrete. the 12-year-old girl died. her mother was rushed to the hospital and another nine-year-old was able to get out of the car unhurt. a garbage truck driver had driven under the bridge without retracting the dumpsters. and students gathered to mark the death of a student from wisconsin. a homeless man has been detained. there will be a chance for thunderstorms afternoon into early this evening and that's the real difference between the last few hot and humid days and today. haven't had to worry much about rain across t

washington and my favorite two minutes of the morning. what a great-looking sky out there this morning. don't let the pretty sky fool you many it's not a pretty feeling day outside at all. temperatures 79 degrees at national airport. low 70s up toward winchester and martinsburg this morning. no real cooldown overnight last night. hourly temperatures, we're going to be upper 80s to near 90 degrees as early as lunchtime today. low to mid 90s across the area. this disturbance in the great lakes, that's a very weak cold front in our direction and it's that front that's bumping into our hot and humid air mass. just moving through winchester and martinsburg and culpeper, that's 1:00. 3:00, that firs

thunderstorm chances will be going through the d.c. metro area. 2:00, 5:00, 6:00 today, that's the time you need to keep your weather eye to the sky. what about the next ten days? here you go. here's our exclusive ten-day forecast. 95 today. still hot tomorrow but less humid. sunday and monday will be the nieest two out of the next ten days as we're back in the high heat and humidity. chuck, they are trying to wrap this thing up. it's a crash on the inner loop of the beltway, north of tysons. north of the toll road. the vehicle was overturned. it's on a tow truck. there's debris to clean up. two right lanes are still blocked. your delays abruptly begin back in tysons before route 7. rail riders, red line, single trking between medical center and

delays in both directions. we're continuing our team coverage with the breaking news out of dallas this morning. nks edward lawrence is on capitol hill right now. the president just spoke about the shootings in dallas. >> exactly, aaron and as you saw president obama here on news 4 talking about this. he called it a vicious, callous attack. he said there's no justification for it. he also asked americans to offer a prayer for the victims and their families for the police officers in dallas. he's being briefed on the situation as he's going forth with his last nato summit. we've had three shootings in the last 36 hours either by police officers or targeting police officers in dallas that have the nation on edge. the president says when we hear black lives matter, it should also mean blue lives matter. there were protests outside the white house, atlanta, and new york, across the country yesterday. three different investigations inr

officer pinned and shot alton sterling on tuesday. another in minnesota, where a traffic stop led to an officer shooting and killing philando castile that. one has the governor of minnesota saying there should be justice in this case. those two caught on social media. now the shooting in dallas, a huge part of downtown dallas is cordoned off. the president is being briefed on this situation but no word yet on if he's going to cut his trip short to nato. is the president is challenging more police departments to adopt recommendations from his task force on policing. it was made up of both civil rights activists and law enforcement. [ gunshots ] >> that is the sound

man following a 7-minute stand-off back in june. this is the first video of an officer-involved shooting to be released from one of the departments body cameras. 63-year-old sherman williams pointed a begun at them. the officers did what they were trained to do. >> how our officers respond and engage with the suspect before making the decision before making deadly force. that is a marked difference when you look at this video versus the videos being talked about nationally for the police involved shootings in minnesota and louisiana. police union officials are blasting the mayor for releasing the video. they say the united states attorney should have reviewed the case first. the mares -- mayor's office said it did consult with the u.s. states attorney before making the video public. u.s. and south korea are ready to deploy an advanced

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get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. > . [ gunshots [ d /* [. >> it's being called a ambush, 11 police officers shot by a gum in dallas. the gunfire sent crowds of people running for safety. >> looking live at the scene in downtown dallas where police remain out in force at this hour. much of the area is still in lockdown as police sweep for possible explosives and here is what we know at this hour. five police officers are dead. six others are hurt. dallas mayor mike rawlings says one civilian

the gunfire. >> three suspects have been arrested here. fourth suspect has died during a stand-off with police inside a parking garage. gunfire broke out just after 8:45 local time in dallas while hundreds of people have gathered to protest two deadly police-involved shootings in the country this week. >> we have team coverage with this shooting with the latest from the live desk and a crew outside of the white house. first we want a want on the forecast this morning. good morning. off to a good start. skies are filled with haze. there goes the rising sun in our eastern sky now. it's going to be another day in the steam bath but unlike the last couple of days, there will be a chance for thunderstorms today, some of which could be on the strong to severe side. we'll keep an eye on that for you. still hot tomorrow, butment humidity starts to come down a little bit tomorrow and sunday is looking great. we'll detail more about your