their personal information online and scheming to give some of them a scare at their front doors. scott macfarlane broke the story first online and then now. scott? >> reporter: this is a bold#d&r unique scheme. d.c. the new york city man sentenced to two years in prison and prosecutors detailed two different ways in which he conspired to victimize people that were celebrities or local powerful officials. the first way is by so-called-ñ swatting. the man who pleaded guilty and was sentenced today from new york citykhfs is

about 20 different swatting victims, including a congressman from michigan, a federal prosecutor from massachusetts and news4 learned one of the victims, the head of the nra, wayneúph lapierre swatted. that1tñ convinces local law enforcement to show upl8f at t in some cases to detain them. wayne lapierre says when he was swatted in 2013, police showed up with guns at his virginia home and briefly detained him. there's another component to this scheme. so-called docksing, taking the credit reports of famous people and putting them online. he admitted that his conspiracy did that and hundreds of thousands of people did that to look at it f

rejoin you at 5:00. for now, scott macfarlane, news4. two breaking news now in michigan. we have live pictures for you from outside the courthouse in berrien county where a shooting took place in the last 45 minutes. several reports say it involved a police officer. details are still coming in. michigan's governor says, meanwhile, the scene is secure and we'll keep you updated here on news4 and on the nbc washington app. now to the developments on the tragedy in dallas. in the wake of theht shooting tt killed five officers last week, they will be investigating any new threats against the department as credible threats. they are going through more than 300 witness statements about what happened. the chief also says he felt nom ethical dilemma in using a robot and

suspect. he says the responsibility to address all of the issues facing our society( cannot be sole to the police. >> do your job. we're doing ours. we're putting our lives on the line. other:u aspects of the governme needs to step up and help us. >> the chief also said they are still downloading more than x34x 170,000 hours of body cam video. >> johnson's family is announcing new details andaü saying that his rampage surprised him. his parents say that he was changed after army deployment in afghanistan and says that johnson hated injustice but had never shown signs for hatred of certain groups of people. johnson was targeting white police officers. he opened fire at the end ofdaa demonstration that followed last week's

well, now it's official, the u.s. plans to send an additional 560 troops to iraq to help fight against the ongoing fight against isis. ash carter made the announcement and the deployments will begin in the next few weeks. they will provide logistical support for mosul. this totals the amount of troops to 4600. donald trump wrapped up an appearance in virginia beach today by bringing up last week's police shootings and billing himself as the, quote, law and order candidate. >> it's what separates civilization from total chaos. at the same time, the tragic deaths in louisiana and

work must be done to ensure -- and a lot of work -- that americans feel that their safety is protected. >> trump also talked about his plans about how to better support veterans. he appeared with new jersey'sçj governor chris christie. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today. it's a big day for her.h'z tomo as bernie sanders will endorse her during an event in new hampshire. sanders defeated clinton by a details now in a deadly shooting in the district. a young man who worked forprwu democratic national committee gunned down in the neighborhood where he lived. news4's pat collins has the story from bloomingsdale. >> reporter: his name, seth rich. he was 27pñ years old and'"i f omaha,

his big dream was to come to washington, get involved in politics and make the world better for everyone. and that's exactly what he did. he came to our city. he got involved with the democratic national committee. he lived here in the bloomingdale section of washington. and it was here that he died. sunday he was walking home at the intersection of flagner street and w street. he was jumped and shot twice in the back. today by phone, i talked to his mother. >> and they took his life for literally no reason. they didn't finish robbing a61my they just took his life. they hurt the long-term possibility of what he could have done. >> reporter: coming up at 5:00, we'll hear more from seth rich's monday and more details about

i'll see you then. new details now about a deadly domestic murder over the weekend in prince george's county. news4's derrick ward has details. >> reporter: we are here at prince george's county police headquarters. a local man is in custody after the death of his estranged wife. this happened late last saturday. derom éyodom faces murder charg. the couple had shared a home in waldorf for a couple of years before the separation and neighbors who knew them said that they seemed like a very happy family. >> i think we're all shocked because they just didn't seem to be having any kind of problems that we knew of. >> reporter: police are only calling this a domestic incident.

domestic violence in the county, especially with women dying at the hands of men that they know. we'll have local reaction coming up on news4. derrick ward, news4. >> thank you, derrick. in the line of/2]fire. a local home and the people who live there in the path of flyine bullets. not once, not twice but three times. hear what the people who live there are'@ saying about it. it's an app that is taking the world by storm but not without safety concerns. why some users have found themselves in danger since the app launched. low humidity and temperatures below average. we'll talk about another heatwave, though, making its way

anotheróviés setback for th prosecutors in the/1eyju balti police trial. the bench trial resumed today with two other officers charged in the case taking the stand. officer edward nero who was acquitted and william porter whose case ended in a mistrial. rice is the fourth of six officers to stand trial and the xw fsst-ranking officer facing charges. rice died last year when being transported in ao

and people werek; home at the time. >> reporter: for the second time in less than a week, this fairfax county home was sprayed with bullets. you can see the markings on the side of the home here. the latestó vñ incident happene friday night. the people who live in the home said they were home when bullets flew through the home. when they arrived, the suspects shot again.

more on the breaking news now. three people are dead following a shooting outside of a courthouse in michigan. the sheriff in berrien county said the victims include two bailiffs and the sheriff was shot but he's been taken to the hospital.

bailiff and began firing in the southwestern part of michigan not far from the indiana border. one week to go now before the political conventions get under way. republicans are up first in cleveland. donald trump is keeping us in suspense about his new running mate. >> but he unveiled a new theme today. the law and order candidate. >> he vows to fight for the mostly minority cities that he says are being left behind but trump made clear his first priority is standing up for the police. >> i am the law and order candidate. >> reporter: it sounded hard-lined but donald trump said louisiana and minnesota, where police killed black men, taught him a lesson. >> the work must be done to ensure -- and a lot of work --

safety is protected. >> reporter: but dallas, trump says, was an attack on our nation. >> it's time for our hostility against our police and against all members of law enforcement to end and end immediately. right now. >> reporter: with trump in virginia beach leaves chris christie a possible running mate. >> law and order needs to be a priority in our country. >> reporter: trump is also considering retired michael flynn but he flipped from pro abortion rights. >> if donald trump doesn't pick a conservative, he could actually end up fueling rebellion. >> reporter: top vp candidates include former house speaker newt gingrich and mike pence. trump is the strong

america needs. quick fact check which is often needed when donald trump gives a substantial speech. he said violent crime has increased across cities across america and that's true if you look at 2015 compared to 2014. over the last 20 years, violent crime in cities like this and every other city in america is down almost by a factor of 50%. tomorrow, hillary clinton campaigns with bernie sanders for the first time, gets his endorsement as he fights the trump charge that she's part of the law breaking that he's vowing to put an end to. i'm steve handelsman, news4. >> thank you, steve. presidential candidates have sounded off on supreme court justice nominees but in a rare and very frank reversal, one justice is talking about the presidential race. ruth bader ginsburg recently said she didn't want to, quote, think about that possibility of trump being president and joked

the event that he becomes president. some legal analysts are now asking whether ginsburg should recuse herself involving any court cases involving trump. if you're going to virginia beach any time soon, there's a fish that is both ugly and shocking. a surfing group posted pictures of a northern stargazer fish. it has a speckled body and large head and can deliver an electric shock that stuns it is prey. someone discovered the fish while walking in the sand. well, i don't know if that fish likes heat but we have gotten a break from it. are we going to stay in this nice, cool pattern? >> no. the heat is coming back. but you knew that was going to happen. not bad out there right now. as a matter of fact, today has been beautiful. if you're outside and walking

beautiful day for that. plenty of sunshine outside. a few clouds. temperatures are below average. average is 89 degrees. right now we're sitting at 86 degrees. humidity has not been a factor at all. >> leesburg coming in at 87 degrees and mt. vernon at 83. what are we seeing over the next couple of days? the temperatures are going to be on the nice side. 85 degrees tonight and dropping into the low 70s. nothing on the radar. storm team 4 radar is all clear. it will stay that way. not expecting much in the way of showers or thunderstorms over the next couple of days although we'll start to see our thunderstorm chances increase as we make our way towards wednesday. right now, not much in the way of cloud cover across our area. we're not going to see any thunderstorms with that and the wider picture is not going to show either until you get way

two systems we're watching, one to the north and south. the system to the south will try to give us more humidity and a better chance for showers. tonight, only chance of showers is back towards the mountains. check out the culpeper area. the rest of the area is dry and most of us stay dry. wednesday, a few more clouds during the day and a better chance of showers and a couple of thunderstorms on wednesday afternoon. wednesday is the day to take the umbrella with you if you're heading out. but not tomorrow. tomorrow, another warm day. 88 degrees. temperatures are a little warmer but also a little more humid and still fairly comfortable. a stray shower out there. all in all, looking very nice. as we move towards the next ten days, what are we thinking? here comes the heatwave again. 87 on wednesday with a chance of shower. 93 degrees on thursday. 95 on friday. that's the day we see the hazy, hot and humid weather return. saturday, a temperature of 92 and most of the weekend looking good but we're watching sunday. could see a stormt

chance of rain and thunderstorms. we'll continue to keep you posted. >> all right. thank you, doug. the next phase of metro's massive maintenance program is about to start. which neighborhoods will feel the impact and why visitors will be looking for work around. plus, who else is sitting out the rio games over concer

a plan to build a high-speed train from d.c. to richmond is causing some problems in the fredericksburg area. some residents got notices that the tracks could run into and through their property. there's a meeting scheduled tonight to talk about what else could be done. it takes place at 6:30. joe berry is recuperating this afternoon after getting sick during a concert in new york last night. a fan captured the performer stumbling off stage. he sits on the front of the drum platform and stumbled behind the stack of speakers. perry was playing with his second band, the hollywood vampires along with alice cooper and johnny depp. after the show, cooper tweeted that perry was in stable condition. one of america's top golfers won't be hitting the road to

decision because of health concerns. that means golf will be without its top four players when it returns to the olympics for the first time since 1904. the u.s. still has four players in rio and golf will continue to be part of the olympics in tokyo in 2020. that's a champion. >> gold medalists made the team again and simone and madison round out the new fierce five, as they are called. all the girls sat down with natalie morales to talk about this huge accomplishment. >> it's so amazing and going to two olympics, it's like, wow. team competition is my favorite. once you reach your

can cherish that moment together. together i think we're stronger than individually. >> they are the first gymnasts to make back-to-back olympic teams since 2000. it's an app that has taken the world by storm. this smartphone sensation is raising serious safety concerns. going viral, a poignant moment between police and protesters. who linked arms with great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need.

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right now at 4:30, and only on news4, a man sentenced in a federal courtroom here in d.c. for making prank phone calls to 911 that sparked huge responses from police. sentenced to two years, one. >> our pat collins has learned that the man who gunned down in the bloomingdale neighborhood over the weekend was 27-year-old employee of the democratic national committee, seth rich was his name. he died early yesterday morning a few blocks from howard university hospital. so far, no arrests have been made. and bernie sanders will hit the campaign trail with hillary clinton tomorrow. he

clinton. he would do it again. that's what the chief of police in dallas is saying about taking out the gunman last week. nbc's chris pallone has our report. >> reporter: cards, flowers cover two patrol cars here. inside headquarters, police chief david brown again defended his decision to use a small robot that carried a bomb. >> i'd do it again to save our officers' lives. >> reporter: while he was hiding, he made it clear he wanted to kill more

investigators are pouring over johnson's writings, phones, computers, going through the home he shared with his mother where they found a stockpile of weapons and bomb-making materials. >> we're going to turn over every rock and cover every lead until i'm satisfied that this was the lone person. >> reporter: johnson's parents said that his demeanor changed after serving in afghanistan. meanwhile, chief brown called his police department the best in the country but said people and politicians are giving police too much to handle. >> we're asking cops to do too much in this country. we are. we're just asking to us do too much. every societal failure, we're putting it on the cops to solve. >> reporter: chris pallone, nbc news, dallas. other countries are warning their citizens to be careful around police-related

the shootings last week. the kingdom of bahrain issued a warning about having caution in public areas and bahamas to be cautious with police interactions in the united states. last night, mike rawlings linked arms with black lives matter protesters and marched down the street. rawlings joined the prayer for change. he's meeting with protesters today to give them a chance to air their concerns. more than 900 ems calls, another 60 plus fires and 100 emergencies, believe it or not, that's how busy it was just this weekend for firefighters and paramedics in the

busiest firehouse. >> reporter: this is in northeast washington d.c. it's one of the busiest firehouses. and the fourth in the united states. they are in between calls right now so they are recharging their batteries and refilling the truck with water because, as always, they just came back from another call. these guys ran more than 7600 calls just in one fire engine last year. you'll meet the men who man this engine and hear what stress it takes on them and why they do this for a living. i'm mark segraves in northeast. a pilot composting program that we told you about in false church is now a permanent program. they collect kitchen waste at the farmer's market, includ

fruit, coffee grounds, egg shells and flowers. they sell bins that you can use to collect the waste. >> we have an official program now where people can bring their food compost every saturday and it's sent off to another facility where it's made off to a fertilizer. >> the food collection program is now not only permanent, you can participate at a discount. britain's new leader will take over in a few days. prime minister david cameron will offer his resignation to queen elizabeth on thursday clearing the way for theresa may to take over. may is a conservative party member. she became the only contender after another potential candidate dropped out. cameron announced that he was going to resign after the nation

union. well, it was a gorgeous day out there today. plenty of sunshine. the best part, low humidity. and no rain. i guess there's two good parts to that. things are going to change as we move into this week. enjoy this evening. if you didn't get out this morning, it's going to be dry throughout the evening. you'll get a chance to enjoy it. national harbor camera, that's a good-looking monday. currently, temperatures are in the mid-80s. we've got a nice wind and it's coming in at 6 miles an hour. temperatures are going to rise this weekend. ten-day forecast coming up. >> thank you, lauren. they come from around the country to pay their respects to those who served. first at 4:00, the big effort to preserve hallowed grounds for

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there won't be any weapons involved. well, dirt, sweat, elbow grease and a lot of love. >> more than 400 volunteers paid tribute to the fallen with some very hard work. photo journalist evan carr shows us the renewal and remembrance service project. >> you know, arlington national cemetery is such a beautiful and sacred place and they take such wonderful care of it but at the same time they make an opportunity like this available. it was about 20 years ago that a group of 50 volunteers from the landscape association really felt driven to do something to honor our fallen heroes. and so they contacted the national cemetery and arranged for the very first day of service. 20 years later, we had 400

volunteers, professional landscapers coming in, leaving their businesses to give back. and doing everything from cabling trees to protect these historic trees and putting in lightning protection. >> we're just tieing in the cable that goes all the way up from the top of the tree and terminates down. it's one thing to walk in here and visit the tombs and everything else. >> these are professional landscapers, lawn care professionals that really want to do something to show our respect and honor all of the fallen. it's a history lesson. it's a memorial. it's a deeply personal place. >> come back and find out what we've done and watch how

matures. it's awesome. >> i tell you what, these kids are absolutely amazing. i mean, this is the future of our country and the future of our industry right here. >> they came from 29 different states. unprecedented popularity for a brand-new app but with all of that attention comes serious safety concerns. how some players are actually hurting themselves. do you use the metro station? you are out of luck starting tomorrow. it will be clos fored fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's...up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online.

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do you know about this? it's taking over smartphones around the world. it already has more down loads on android devices than tinder. >> we're talking about the newly released pokemon go app. some players are actually hurting themselves. >> reporter: pokemon is back and taking america by storm. catching them all is getting dangerous. >> i get paranoid that i'm going to bump into something. >> i ran into a pole yesterday at a stoplight. >> it's tempting to run across the street. >> reporter: with kids and adults alike glued to the game, they are hurting themselves. >> honestly, i'm trying to catch them all.

augmented reality game to play on smartphones. it uses gps technology to place cute animated monsters in the real world around you on streets, at the mall and other local landmarks. >> the thing about pokemon go, everyone loves playing it, especially in places like hollywood boulevard. i found one right here but the problem is, people run into each other and into other objects, too. >> reporter: players are posting their bumps and bruises all over social media. bloody arms and stubbed toes and plenty of scrapes. the washington state department of transportation tweeted, if your weekend includes looking for pokemon go, do so safely. no pokemoning from behind the wheel. it's causing bigger problems. outside of st. louis, these three suspects were arrested for luring unsuspecting players into armed robberies. in wyoming, this

stumbled upon a dead body face down in a river while playing the game. >> i wanted to get a water pokemon so i went up and got for a walk to catch pokemon. >> reporter: but finding a dead man is not stopping her from tracking down more pokemon. she's not alone. on pokemon than snapchat. >> the pokemon go fever is in full effect here in the nation's capital. they are urging everyone to be careful and respectful while catching any pokemon and they say it will start holding hunts around the national mall. >> yes. so we want to know if you've tried this. have you tried this new pokemon go game? >> i haven't. >>

call or text the number on your screen. you can also vote and see the results on the nbc washington facebook page. a lot of people are having a lot of fun. >> let's see if they have nice weather to do it in. lauryn? >> that's why i saw it all over my facebook page this weekend because i heard nothing about it until yesterday afternoon. hopefully people are getting out and enjoying it and if that's what they are going to do, good for them. we have great weather as we continue into this week. it's going to warm up a little bit. we'll have humidity during the overnight. when you wake up tomorrow morning, you'll have a stray shower. your car may have a few sprinkles on it. again, you're going to wake up and notice the humidity. that's the main thing. current temperatures are up to 86. the official number hasn't come in. 86 is whe

88 in manassas. it's not that bad because we have low humidity out there. we don't have any rain showers. very few clouds out there as well. so tonight, temperatures are falling and increased shower chances. temperatures will top out at mid-to upper 80s tomorrow which is seasonable. average temperatures are 89. tomorrow, mid-to upper 80s. that was the wrong forecast. not into the 90s until thursday or friday. if you're headed outside, morning jog, looking beautiful, it's going to be muggy. great pool day. keep an eye on the sky. isolated chance of a shower or thunderstorm in the afternoon and it's going to be more humid out there. let's go ahead, hour by hour, looking good. a few clouds pushing

clouds continue into the afternoon. that's about it. less than a 20% chance. better chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. on wednesday, the warm front lifts to the north. it's going to be warm on wednesday. mostly cloudy. temperatures in the mid-80s. we'll top out at about 87 degrees on wednesday. again, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms throughout the entire day. we'll have isolated chances on thursday and friday but definitely gets warm on thursday and friday. temperatures will be in the lower to mid-90s. maybe a little warmer. and then we top out around 90 for saturday and sunday. we have just a small chance of some rain showers as we get into saturday but a better chance looks to be on sunday. and with the extra cloud cover, temperatures in the upper 80s. we'll continue to watch this forecast as we head into the weekend. again, it's only monday. but things are really heating up. pat?

severe storms brought hail to parts of northern michigan. >> hail of all sizes came down which damaged fruit crops. growers said the fruit was bruised and some was ripped open. the storm damaged tart cherries, sweet cherries and wine grapes which is fruit that hasn't been harvested. they won't know the extent of the damage until midweek. allen walden is the republican nominee running for mayor in baltimore. he learned that he's also facing a health challenge. he's been diagnosed with bladder cancer and will under go surgery early next week. he made the announcement on his website and an e-mail to his supporters. he's 80 years old and says he's encouraged by his doctor's prognosis for a full recovery and says, "this procedure will take me off of the campaign trail for about a month. during that time i'll be

ahead. i'm determined to be the next mayor of baltimore." i'm julie carey in alexandria. a former employee faces charges for sending out fraudulent invoices. monique has been charged with money laundering. she had worked there for two decades. she resigned earlier this year when she learned of the investigation into her activity. jackson was first arrested in late february charged with obtaining money by false pretenses. the allegation kept quiet. today, a grand jury heard the case and returned the money laundering indictment. ahead at 5:00, what an inside source tells us about how the scheme worked and how much money may have been at stake. riders beware. just when the region gets used to metro's

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safetrack plan is already ready to end and another set to begin. news4's megan mcgrath shows us what you'll need to know tomorrow. >> reporter: same lines, different section. metro's safetrack surge four gets under way tomorrow morning the work is on the yellow and blue line. riders were given pamphlets explaining the impact. it's a complete shutdown between reagan national airport and pentagon city, which means the crystal city station will be closed. just take the bus from my location. we're going to get off the pentagon city and it's not going to be much of an inconvenience. >> reporter: shuttle buses are an alternative. work will last seven days wrapping up on the 18th

the closure means people won't be able to get to the airport by rail. they'll have to hop a bus. the ongoing work has presented some challenges but riders seem pretty understanding. >> a lot of the regulars i see no longer riding but i think they've done a pretty good job handling it so far. we'll see how it goes. >> reporter: now, the folks at metro would like you to offload at the braddock road station and take a shuttle bus from there. they only want airline passengers to ride the rails all the way to reagan national. in crystal city, megan mcgrath, news4. now at 5:00, a murder hits home. a swatting hoax. how a man is accused of sending s.w.a.t. teams to the homes of some of washington's most powerful people. who he

dallas. surgeons are still shaken by the police ambush. >> i support you. i will defend you and i will care for you. that doesn't mean that i do not fear you. thank you for joining us on this monday morning. >> a neighborhood has seen a lot of changes in recent years and yet over the weekend a young man and that's a couple of blocks from capital street. the victim worked for the democratic national committee. news4's pat collins has details. pat? >> reporter: wendy, it was about 4:00 in the morning. he was walking home. he was talking tohi

on his cell phone. in fact, she heard some noise in the background and asked, are you all right? he said, don't worry, i'll be home soon. you see, he only lives about a block and a half away. but seth rich, he never made it home. he was shot and killed right here. we begin our story now with some words from his mother. seth rich, he loved biking, he loved america. this was his fourth of july outfit. seth rich. he was from omaha, nebraska. he came to washington to get involved in politics. he lived in a shared house in the bloomingdale section of our city. and early sunday morning, as he was walking home, he was jumped and