information online and so-called swatting incidents at their homes. scott macfarlane joins us now with more. scott? >> reporter: good evening. he's a new york city man but charged here in d.c. because this case quickly got the attention of the feds. his name is amir islam. he was charged two years in prison. he admits to conspireing to release information of celebrities and high-profile officials online. one man who viewed tells news4 kim kardashian was among the celebrities included on that site. we've learned that former new york city mayor michael bloomberg had his social security number exposed, too. for some public officials for whom islam madebo

to convince officials to swarm outside of their homes. a u.s. congressman was also a victim. including wayne lapierre to the front door in virginia and leading them to briefly detain lapierre at his home. islam told a judge that he suffered from physical and mental health ailments and spent 18 hours a day behind his computer and said he would change his behavior after serving his two-year sentence. and islam admitted conspire see led to the swatting at the university of arizona in 2013 prosecutors say he was fixated on a student there. his swatting led to a four-hour lockdown of one of america's largest universities. live in d.c., scott macfarlane, news4, jim back to you. >> thank you, scott. breaking news in michigan. three people were killed at a shoin

investigators say a man shot and killed two court bailiffs and injured a deputy inside the berrien county courthouse. the gunman was then killed by the police. initial reports say the suspect overpowered a bailiff and took his gun. the courtroom is in a resort town of st. joseph, about 100 miles of chicago. >> that shooting comes as the city of dallas continues to mourn the loss of five police officers who were ambushed and killed on the job. president obama will travel to texas tomorrow to attend a prayer service. all of this as we learn new details about the gunman, micah johnson. his parents say the military changed him from an extrovert to a hermit. a military lawyer adds that johnson was accused of sexually harassing a female soldier while deployed. nbc's chris pallone reports. >> reporter: outside the dallas police

candles show support covering the two patrol cars. cops stood solemnly to pay respects. inside headquarters, chief david brown defended his decision to use a bomb to kill micah johnson. >> i would do it again. i would do it again to save our officers' lives. >> reporter: while hiding on the second floor of el centro college, he made it clear he wanted to kill more officers. several people were hiding frightened in the garage. they found a stockpile of weapons and bomb-making material in his mother's home where he lived. >> we're going to uncover every lead until i'm satisfied that this was a lone person. >> reporter: johnson's parents told the website the blaze his demeanor changed becoming more reclusive after he returned from afghanistan. mea

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. we are. every societal failure, we put it off on the cops to solve. >> reporter: the first of the five fallen officers is on wednesday. chris pallone, dallas. a number of protesters arrested at demonstrations across the country over the weekend. in baton rouge, tensions flared last night as protesters clashed with police for a third straight day. in atlanta and memphis, demonstrators blocked traffic to show their frustration. and there were more than 100 arrests in minnesota after the death of philando castile. one officer had a concrete block dropped on his head. his spine was fractured. back in our area, police arrested several people outside

center black lives matter d.c. recorded video as demonstrators blocked traffic. this woman died after officers tased her multiple times during a transport. the prosecutor declined to bring charges in that case. the recent turmoil has prompted at least four countries to warn their citizens about travel to the u.s. the bahamas, bahrain, united arab emirates and new england have advised their citizens to steer clear of protests and large crowds because of the potential for violence. the bahamian government is taking it a step further. they have advised young men to exercise extreme caution during any interaction with the police. now to the presidential race where donald trump is promising to bring what he calls law and order to our

his comments come before another big announcement for the race to the white house. steve handelsman has more on all of this. >> reporter: this was a major speech by donald trump. he promises to fight for the mostly minority inner cities he says that are being left behind. trump made clear, his first priority is to stand up for the police. >> i am the law and order candidate. >> reporter: it sounded hard-lined but in minnesota and louisiana where the shootings occurred, it taught him a lesson. >> the work must be done to ensure that americans feel that their safety is protected. >> reporter: but dallas, trump says, was an attack on our nation. >> it's time for hostility against our police and against all members of law enforcement to end and end immediately,

>> lea law and order needs to be a priority. >> reporter: trump is considering michael flynn but just today he flipped from pro abortion rights to anti. >> and donald trump, if he doesn't pick a conservative, co-actually end up fueling that rebellion. >> reporter: top vp candidates include newt gingrich and mike pence. now governor of indiana, pens kicked off a bike ride to support police saying trump is the strong leader america needs. fact checking now donald trump who said in his speech today, "violent crime has increased in cities across america and from 2014 to early 2015, it did a bit but that's misleading. in major american cities like d.c., from 1995 to 2015, over 20 years, major crime dropped

enormously by 50% in big american cities. okay. hillary clinton, tomorrow she appears for the first time to campaign with bernie sanders. she's expecting his endorsement as she fights the trump charge that she's part of the wave of crime that he promises to fight. steve handelsman, news4. >> thank you, steve. vice president biden and president obama will go to dallas to attend a memorial for the murdered police officers. vice president biden spoke with nbc's lester holt moments ago after a meeting with law enforcement officers across the country. he said they need more resources for community policing. >> community policing is a highly intense, resource intense undertaking. if you don't have police officers out of the car and knowing who run as local grocery store, showing up at the boys and girls club -- >> you can watch more of this interview right after this

it comes up on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. virginia delegates won't face any charges if they don't vote for donald trump at the republican national convention next week. today a. judge ruled in favor of a delegate who challenged a state law that requires candidates to vote for the winner of the primary. while this ruling clears virginia delegates of anying legal problems if they vote against trump, the decision does not change the rules of the convention. so not exactly sure how this will impact voting next week. looking at our weather now, really nice day. lots of sunshine, low humidity today. but doug, we've got another heatwave coming our way, huh? >> in a couple of days, maybe one more nice day tomorrow and then wednesday it moves back in. take a look at the temperatures. right now, across the mid-atlantic, this is the place to be in the

76 degrees and a beautiful beach day. low humidity today and another great one tomorrow. tracking the rain chances on wednesday, the heat returns with the next heatwave. it's just about as hot if not a little hotter from what we saw last week. we'll talk more about that in my forecast. >> thank you, doug. a neighborhood on edge after shots were fired into a home for a second time in a matter of days. the drastic step a local family is taking to stay safe. he had a dream job in his dream city but it all came to a violent end. the murder on flagler. that's next on news4. fake invoices allegedly sent to friends. how that

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investigators are trying to find out who shot and killed a young man in the district. he was walking home in the city's bloomingdale neighborhood. the victim had worked with the democratic national committee. he lived just a couple of blocks away from where he was shot down. pat collins in northwest now with more on this story. pat? >> reporter: he

he came to washington to g involved in politics. he wanted to make the world a better place. he was murdered about a block and a half from his home. >> i heard two sharp gunshots very quickly. i looked at the clock and it was 4:19. >> that's mike mueller. he lives in the bloomingdale neighborhood. he heard the shots. he saw the cops tending to the man in the street. that man, 27-year-old seth rich, from omaha, nebraska, he worked for the democratic national committee. he was jumped and murdered early sunday morning. it was about 4:19 in the morning. seth rich was on his way home. he was talking to his girlfriend on his cell phone. in fact, she said she heard some noise in the background. she asked if he was all right. he said, don't worry, i'll be home soon. you see,

block and a half away. but seth rich, he never made it home. he was jumped, pushed to the ground and shot twice in the back. today, i talked to his mom by phone. >> they took his life for no reason. they didn't finish robbing him. they just took his life and they hurt the community and they hurt -- they hurt the long-term possibility of what he could have done. >> reporter: mike mueller says there have been a number of robberies in this area over the last few weeks and police are wondering if those robberies are linked to the murder sunday morning. >>ost of us thought there were six or seven within a three-week peard within a few blocks of each other. >> and you think this could be a robbery gone bad? >> yeah. i think this was probably the first time when the victim said

the neighborhood tonight. they are passing out the information offering a $25,000 reward. they need some help so if you know something, give police a call. doreen, back to you. >> pat collins reporting, thank you, pat. a federal trial is under way in alexandria for two women accused of sending money to al shabab. prosecutors say that mu muna osman jama was arrested. in opening statements, the attorney admitted the client supported al shabab vocally but denied sending money. they say they were ex-patriots sending money back to their families. 560 additional service members will be deployed to iraq within the next few weeks. secretary of defense ash

announced those deployments today during an unannounced visit to baghdad. he says the troops will provide logistical support. the air field is strategically important and could be a critical asset in the operation to drive isil out of mosul. those deployments bring the total number of u.s. troops in iraq to about 4600. only on news4 tonight could a private car service like uber be used to transport patients who call 911 in the district. it's a plan that the d.c. fire chief is considering. mark segraves is in northeast washington outside the busiest firestation in the region to explain how it would work. mark? >> reporter: good evening, doreen. the firefighters and crews of engine 30 behind me ran nearly 8,000 911 calls last year. many of those were medical

while private ambulances have been picking up some of the slack over the past year or so, now d.c. fire chief dean says he's looking to private services like uber to help pick up the slack. when it comes to keeping busy, nobody in our region deals with as many 911 calls as the crews of engine 30 in d.c. >> they are hopping all day long every day. >> reporter: this fire engine and its crew is ranked as the fourth busiest engine in the nation. >> it's a beat-down sometimes. >> reporter: kenneth wells sits behind the wheel of engine 30 and says responding to more than 7600 emergency calls a year can take a toll on a person. >> you get used to turning off emotions sometimes. you see so much of it, it can kind of get overwhelming. >> reporter: chief dean is working oh

working on a plan to reduce the number of calls that they respond to. >> we're trying to change that so people call us for medical emergencies, not for medical problems. >> reporter: people use 911 when they need to get to a doctor but it's not an emergency. so he is considering having a nurse on duty to screen 911 calls. >> they can talk to the patients and determine if they need to be seen immediately or can we get them into a walk-in clinic instead of going to the e.r. room. we're trying to free up the e.r. room. >> if the nurse determines that the 911 caller doesn't need to go to the emergency room, the plan would be to call a car service to transport that person to a clinic or a doctor's office. >> we are working with the health department to find other ways to transport people, such as using a contract taxi cab or uber or whatever you do.

this new plan for the mayor and council to consider by this fall. if all goes well, car services could be transporting some 911 patients by early next year. if you want to know how your local fire department matches up, we have the entire list at the nbc washington app. you can search fire department. jim, back to you. >> mark segraves, thanks, mark. a woman killed and her estranged husband is locked up facing charges. what we're learning about the days leading up to the murder. fairfax county police are looking for the suspect who opened fire on t jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty.

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low humidity. the picture doesn't get much better than that. 86 degrees is the current temperature. bull run, 77. these are weather underground temperatures. 88 in beverly beach and anne arundel county. no rain to talk about. we're going to be on the dry side as we make it through the next 24 hours. at least most of us will. this is going to creep our way tomorrow awednesday notice, everybody is dry. with the exception of the shenandoah valley, maybe a shower or storm there. most everybody is dry. it's wednesday and we have a better coverage of storms. wednesday morning, an isolated storm in the morning. during the afternoon, we see a good

develop. not everyone will get them. it's not a washout on wednesday but still wednesday, good idea to bring the umbrella with you. how is tomorrow looking? 88 degrees. warmer than today. a stray shower possible to the west. more on the humid side. heat index up to 90 degrees. we're not talking about real heat and humidity until thursday and friday. that's when the heatwave moves back in. high temperatures tomorrow, 86 in martinsburg. cooler along the water. 85 in annapolis. temperatures closer to average for this time of year. as far as the impact goes, tomorrow's impact will be on the low side for sure. the reason, once again, we're talking about a great afternoon. warm but not too humid. not yet. you will feel the humidity increase tomorrow. that will lead to an isolated shower chance south and west of the metro d.c. area. as you move in through the next couple of

outdoor lunch, just great. we haven't seen a lot of outdoor days recently. tonight is the night to grill out if you're watching, do i grill out, make it inside, grill out. it's a beautiful night for it. the next ten days, showing what is happening, the heat returns. 87 on wednesday. heat index on wednesday with a good chance of thunderstorm activity. not expecting anything too strong. 93 on thursday. 95 on friday. that's the real heat. saturday, high temperature of 92 degrees. each day there the heat index could approach 100 degrees. sunday, back down to 89. a couple showers and storms and next week, right now, not looking too bad. a couple showers and temperatures looking like it will be in the 80s. >> looks good. thank you, doug. coming up, a deadly plunge into the potomac river. two people killed and a third plunges to safety. what we're hearing about one of t

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now at 6:30, a woman shot and killed in her car. her estranged husband is facing charges and neighbors are talking about the couple's relationship in the days before the crime. >> they just didn't seem to be having any problems that we knew of. a former employee accused of stealing thousands of dollars. how the alleged scheme unravelled. a home targeted not once but twice by gunfire. >> i'm not sure it's going to happen again. and on the road to improvement. how it could affect your commute. first at 6:30, a woman found shot multiple

in oxon hill over the weekend. >> her name is jamila odom. her husband has been charged with her murder. derrick ward has more reaction from neighbors. >> reporter: she was a wife, a mother and she started her own business to get young people involved in fashion. they would build things, make them, model them and wear them. but now she is dead and her estranged husband is facing first and second-degree murder charges. 41-year-old jamila odom shot dead inside of a car here on oxon hill road. charged with murder is her husband who lived nearby. the couple lived at this home in waldorf and a neighbor says they seemed like a happy couple. >> i think we're all shocked because they just didn't seem to be having any kinds of problems that we knew

>> it is horrific. >> reporter: domestic violence has been a priority of the state's attorney. >> drugs and family violence are two areas that we have to address. we just have to address. >> reporter: police have not gone into detail about what led to her killing. and the estranged husband is being held on a no bound status. derrick ward, news4. >> thank you, derrick. we're learning the name of one of the people who died as their car plunged into the potomac river. it sunk into the river on saturday night as they were trapped. police believe speed played a role in this deadly crash. a third person managed to get out of the car and swim to shore. they are hoping that person will help them figure out what happened. the fbi

after somebody broke into an agent's car over the weekend and stole two guns. it happened in northeast d.c. early yesterday morning. the washington field office of the fbi confirms that a handgun and a long gun were stolen but they are not saying much else about those weapons. the d.c. police are helping out in that investigation. a former alexandria fire department employee indicted tonight accused of funneling tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars to a friend. tonight, city officials are in the middle of a review in an effort to make sure that doesn't happen again. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey has that report. >> reporter: just four months later, jackson-asante was fired and indicted today for money laundering. s

decades ago, still a teenager working her way up from secretary to administrative analyst. now she stands accused of sending taxpayer dollars to her friends. jackson h would create fa fraudulent invoices headed by her friends and they would share the money. but the money laundering indictment alleges only that she sent the money to friends. tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars that looked like they went to pay for fire department supplies or training instead wound up with jackson-astane acquaintances. in a statement, officials said a third-party auditing company has been hired to look at their financial controls. there will be more audits and strengthening of the invoice approval

fiscal and ethics training and disciplinary action has been taken against the employee who is failed to provide proper oversight of jackson-asante and the billing procedures. if convicted, she would lose her city pension. the city is seeking full restitution. and charges could still be filed against others in the case. i'm julie carey, news4. a controversial bill to get employees in this district 16 weeks of paid family leave has hit a snag. d.c. councilman said they would not vote on the measure until later this year. businesses are lobbying hard against the costs of the proposal saying it would hurt both large and small companies. the proposal likely will be cut from 16 weeks down to 8 weeks when it comes up again. they call it renewal and remembrance. hundreds of profes

services today at the arlington national cemetery. they worked on the cemetery's grass, plants and trees and even the irrigation system. many of the volunteers are veterans who want to pay tribute to the nation's fallen heroes. >> there's a peacefulness, there is just a certain feeling that when you're sitting in front of that grave and letting that individual know that they are not forgotten. >> the 20th anniversary of the renewal and remembrance project is organized by the national association of landscape professionals. more headaches for metro riders. what commuters can expect ahead of the next safetrack phase. not everybody is happy about all of the road construction that's starting up in our area. i'm adam tuss. i'll tell you the problem spots to avoid coming up. a beautiful day across our

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face 3 of metro's safetrack surge is ending but phase 4 starts tomorrow. this time, the crystal city station will be closed. no trains will run between reagan national airport and pentagon city. as usual, shuttle buses will replace the trains but riders traveling from the south should get off at braddock road. only people who go to regular nan national airport should ride all the way to that stop. work will last about seven days. every summer, road projects get under way and that always slows down commuters. this year, there are three projects that you may want to watch out

transportation editor adam tuss is on the road with more on this story. adam? >> reporter: this is one of the spots, jim, the hubcaps are starting to get knocked off the cars here because the road is a little rough and now the state highway administration is repaving this road. summer construction is here. when this tangled web of road work starts, you and your car sit. >> reporter: a repaving project happening now comes on the heels of massive utility work here. >> i don't know whether it's utilities, water, electricity or cable down below but something het hyad to do. >> reporter: and this new project won't finish up until next year. 31,000 vehicles a day impacted by the work, which is often happening midday. >> it is aai

be more convenient for people if they did it at night. it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: in the district, you can't miss the turning work on massachusetts avenue in northwest. a new tunnel here and utilities being moved next to major development. it means even walking through here is tough. >> it's a little stressful. >> reporter: what was it like trying to cross the street? difficult, right? >> yeah, a little bit. >> reporter: here along i-66 inside the beltway, a new project to add electronic tolling systems will start next month. this project will change 66 inside the beltway for the first time solo drivers will be allowed to pay to use the road during rush hours. everybody, deep breath as the construction season heats up. all of these projects will last into next year. and again, that went on 66 only begins next month. >> thanks, adam.

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some local residents are taking drastic mer you ares to stay safe. gunfire hit this home twice in the last few days. people were home at the ti

going to get hurt. the house is on monaghan drive in herndon. meagan fitzgerald has our report. >> reporter: neighbors say this family-friendly community has always felt safe. >> my mom doesn't let them play outside since that happened. >> reporter: things changed when yvonne got home from work on friday night. fairfax county police were everywhere. >> sounded like a whole bunch of cops and everybody was outside. >> reporter: investigators say somebody opened fire at this home around 10:00. she was inside along with the two homeowners and their 7-year-old daughter. with alberto's help, she told us what happened. >> it was late and once they turned off the lights they heard the shooting. >> reporter: he came downstairs and saw this. a bullet traveled through another wall. he showed us upstairs where anot

closet. he sleeps with his mattress against the wall for protection because he's afraid to live here. three days earlier, one of several bullets went through the window where the 7-year-old girl sleeps. >> i heard a really loud noise that came to our window and, like, some glass came on my arm. >> reporter: she and many other neighbors are terrified, which is why her family says they will be moving soon. >> we're heading to the house. >> reporter: when we spoke to alberto outside of her home, it's something she says her parents are considering, too. >> my dad is thinking of moving somewhere else now, too. he's thinking of moving towards west virginia now. >> reporter: sources close to the investigation tell us that shell casings were found yards away in this back field but so far no suspect has been identified. they are asking anyone with information about this case to contact the fairfax county police. reporting in fairfax county, meagan fitzgerald, news4. the pokemon go app is an overgh

to dangerous situations. the national highway safety trsportation said, "eyes up, poke balls". >> this interacts with your cell phone's camera. you have to chase them down and collect them. some teens have been injured running into trees and poles and robbers lured gamers to a certain location and took their money at gunpoint. that seems kind of dangerous. oh, man. >> nice out there. >> well, it sounds like it's addictive, too. >> yeah. it would be. >> we could get used to this nice weather. it's almost gone, isn't it? we have one more day. wednesday, thursday, no. really beautiful pictures. if it wsn

this would be an amazing picture. look at that. we're going to have to get somebody up there to clean that shot. look how tranquil that looks. nice and calm throughout the region. light wind, blue skies, plenty of sunshine. it's just beautiful. taking a look at the monuments today, around the rest of the region, 81 in frederick. annapolis, cambridge, culpeper, 85 degrees. now, hourly temps tonight dropping into the 70s by 10:00, 11:00 tonight for most of you. it's going to be a beautiful night and nice start to our day tomorrow. storm team 4 radar is all dry. we're not going to see rain any time soon. the only chance is tomorrow or well to the west. most of us won't see any of that. most of us see plenty of sunshine. noon, i'm calling it perfect. it really is going to be quite nice to get outside for

and then warmer, more humid. you'll probably notice the humidity during the 4:00 hour. 88 degrees. so heads up there but still pretty nice. we're not talking about the heat index. that comes later this week. talking 87 on your wednesday. a good chance of showers and maybe a couple of thunderstorms on thursday. not expecting much in the way of strong to severe weather. thursday, friday and saturday, high temperatures in the mid-90s. heat index could be over 100. that's something that we'll watch. 92 degrees on saturday. watching sunday, we could have another system that moves through depending on the timing of this. sunday could be a little bit of a washout in some areas, especially towards the chesapeake and towards the ocean and beaches. if you're headed to the ocean, 84. tuesday, wednesday and thursday, back into the 80s. we'll take the 80s all day long. >> yes, we

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all-star game is coming up soon but first we have all the fun things before that. >> five nationals. franchise record. >> we like that. >> wearing those m & m type jerseys. bryce harper is the starter for the line-up in the mid-classic. it's been an up and down. harper batting second and playing in right field in the game tomorrow night. makings his fourth all-star appearance, he's been inconsistent at the plate as of late

leaguers would appreciate but it's off for his mvp pace we've been spoiled with. still, harper is in great spirits. asked today which player he's most excited to see. >> this year, probably david ortiz. it's his last year. being able to really enjoy that, definitely what he's doing this year, it's fun to watch. he's doing a tremendous job and seeing him at his last one, you know, being able to see ortiz on his last one, that will be awesome. >> no, he doesn't jump very high. the festivities kick off tonight with the home run derby. 28 home runs for trumbo. other ye looking to become the first oriel to win the derby since

nba news today. the tim duncan era has ended. five nba titles. his announcement, while not surprising, he's 40, he did it quietly without much fan fair. top pick in the draft. he helped the spurs reach the playoffs in each of his 19 seasons and became the only player of the league history to win titles in three different decades. mvp, three-time nba finals, mvp, one of three players to spend 19 seasons with one franchise. the other, john stockton and karl malone of the utah jazz. players are tweeting their appreciation for tim duncan. kobe bryant who retired himself

go spurs go." and "timmy d. you know how i feel about you. thank you for an amazing career." so he doesn't like being in the spotlight, you guys. he doesn't relish in it. a lot of players were giving him his due props. >> they have to. absolutely spectacular. i saw somebody wrote today, he will be on my all-star team from now on, tim duncan has to be on there. >> and it's funny because he wasn't a huge star because of his personality. >> it was never pretty. he just got the job done. it was great to watch. >> that steam was always great to watch. >> very rare nowadays when it's about promoting your brand. >> we knew he was going to retire. we knew it but he didn't want that good-bye party. well, it was a cool weekend for a number of local athletes. one-track and fie

though, from this area is really making a name for himself. matthew centrowitz, his dad is a two-time olympian. matthew took part in the 1500-meter final. in front all by himself. dominating the race and he is heading to rio. centrowitz, he's now a two-time olympian just like dad. and people tuned in to the women's gymnastics. gabby douglas and raisman is going to rio. i'm pumped up for the summer games. i mean, we are a month away. it's going to be -- less than a month. >>

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