get in to hillary clinton's campaign rally had to be taken to the hospital after being overcome by the heat. >> we're told they are expected to be fine but it shows that the heat is no joke on days like this. storm team 4's chief meteorologist doug kammerer is standing by. >> currently, we're sitting only three degrees shy of a record high. take a look at the numbers across the mid-atlantic. it's hot everywhere. notice our number. 97 degrees in washington. 95 in hagerstown. ocean city, 93. virginia people, 101. that's the current temperature. not the heat index. so a very hot and humid day. speaking of hot and humid, 105 in leesburg. 104 in culpeper. washington, a heat index of 105. that's warning criteria at 105. something we will watch there. 102 in annapolis. extreme heat for sure out

on our thursday. a heat advisory in effect for everyone from i-95 to the east including south of maryland and along i-95 in parts of northern virginia. much more on this heat and how long it will last and what to expect next in our forecast. >> doug, thank you. to the race for the white house, coming right to our own backyard, you're taking a live look at a rally where senator tim kaine is joining hillary clinton in virginia. >> kaine's name has been floated as a presumptive vice president nominee. >> we're live outside of the big event. aaron? >> reporter: jim and barbara, this rally is still going on behind me in anandale. the two came out together to thunderous applause a while ago. secretary clinton stia

talking about education. senator kaine opened up for her, speaking quite a bit of spanish. he ran a technical school in n honduras at the beginning part of his career. he talked about the economy and the role that this country has in the world and asking people if they want a trash talker or a bridge builder. this is the scene from earlier in the morning. these are hillary clinton supporters, many are campaign supporters as well. they braved the heat with a heat index above 100 degrees and it was tough for some folks to deal with but they wanted to be here to support hillary clinton. one woman says she's probably hillary's biggest supporter and said that this was her fifth hillary clinton event and one gentleman who talked about senator kaine and where he thinks the two of them come togethe

strong president. she's been in government, seen it all, done it all, she's fought the battle all along. so that's why she's my candidate. >> if we get lucky enough to get inside here, this guy has got a resume that is as bad as anybody's out there, city council, mayor, governor, senator. >> reporter: now, as much as everyone in this crowd supports hillary clinton, there was some trepidation about the support for senator kaine. for now, live in anandale, news4, back to you. >> thanks. we'll check back at 5:00. thanks so much. >> by this time tomorrow, we'll get the official announcement about who will be donald trump's running mate. the presumptive nominee says he'll announce his choice tomorrow morning in manhattan. donald trump jr. said that his

three people and believes trump will make the decision today. trump's campaign has had a flurry of last-minute meetings with indiana governor mike pence and new jersey governor chris christie. ruth bader ginsburg says she regrets making her recent comments about trump. she didn't want to think about the possibility of a trump presidency. she came under attack for her criticism of trump. in her statement today she said, "judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office. in the future, i will be more circumspect. and i'm wendy rieger at the live desk. a home homeowner has been indicted on weapon charges. he's facing six different

he has a prior conviction. he shot two firefighters in april when they broke into his home at the behest of his brother who was concerned that he was having a medical concern. lumpkin says he fired in self-defense. homeschneider died in that shooting. today, the state's attorney reacted to this indictment. >> there was no good result. as far as i'm concerned, there was really -- this is the kind of case that unless you can bring back the firefighter who lost his life and heal the one who died, it's a difficult case. it was difficult when it occurred and it's difficult today. >> the grand jury chose not to charge lumpkin with murder but he's facing a maximum of 45 years in prison. jim? >> wendy, thank you. right now, another somber and emotional day in dallas.

the funeral was held for sergeant michael smith, one of the officers who was ambushed last week. hundreds of people attended today. dallas police chief brown spoke. friends say he was a doting dad to his two daughters. after the service, a procession carried smith to his final resting place, a memorial park in dallas. only on news4 this afternoon, anger from the d.c. police union for the d.c. council which follows a resolution which calls for police reform and lists the names of ten people who council members say was killed by the police. news4's mark segraves explains why officers are so upset. >> reporter: i'm mark segraves in the district where the police union says they are going to work to get ten members of the d.c. council thrown out of office. this all comes after those members signed on to a resolution on tuesday calling for police reform around the

that resolution is that it lists the names of ten people who the councilmembers say were killed by the police. included in that list, trayvon martin, who was killed by a private citizen. council member david grasso who wrote the resolution says he's sorry if the police are upset but he needs to start a conversation about why there is so much bias towards african-americans in the united states. >> that was mark segraves reporting. in baltimore, the judge is expected to announce a verdict on monday for one of the highest ranking police officers charged in the freddie gray case. the bench trial of lieutenant brian rice ended today. the prosecutors say he was most responsible because he did not require procedure requiring prisoners to be in seat belts but the defense says t

allows them to use their own discretion. rice is charged with manslaughter, reckless endangerment and misconduct. first at 4:00, big changes coming to the kennedy center. where you soon will be able to go that none has gone before. plus, pokemon controversy. where people are gathering to play the game in our area that's causing outrage and why two players had to call 911

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thousands of young people are expected to gather on the national mall this weekend to pray for the country. the event is called together 2016. it's spearheaded by nick hall, the founder of pulse, a student-led prayer movement aimed at the younger generation. he stopped by news4 earlier today to talk about it. >> the event is called together and we believe it's time to confront division in all forms and so when we look at the violence, the discrimination that's happening, we really want to pray, offer peace and for healing, especially for victims, for families, anyone who has felt marginalized or judged. we believe that god offers love and hope to everybody and it saddens us that anybody would feel on the other end of the finger pointing at them.

saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. down on the national mall. it's free and caps a series of events across the washington area this week. two federal commissions unanimously linked the kennedy expansion to the potomac riverfront with a pedestrian bridge. the capital planning commission in d.c. made this approval. the bridge will connect the center from georgetown to the north and lincoln memorial center to the south. it's scheduled to open in 2018. fourth of july violence take as more violent turn. why a family was so concerned for her safety. a summer scorcher out there. storm team 4 has declared it a weather alert day. we're tracking

this afternoon, we're hearing from the family of a transgender woman shot on the fourth of july. >> she died after more than a week in the hospital. >> kristin wright has more on that shooting and police are now investigating it as a murder. new at 4:00. >> reporter: today, the murder of a transgender woman on july 4th in north d.c. has a family and community hu

dee dee dodds was shot in the neck. she was on life support for nine days. she died yesterday. we talked to dee dee's family today. they have no answers. they just know that they always worried about dee dee's safety as a transgender woman. >> they are human, too. regardless of what their sexuality is. they are human beings just like we are. >> reporter: police tell us as of now they have no information pointing to a hate crime. no one has been arrested. coming up on news4 at 5:00, her family says why they were afraid that something could happen to her one day. in northeast washington, kristin wright, news4. another day, another request to not play the pokemon go game. arlington is getting heat. they are asking children not to play ts

involves real-world places where the game launches pokemon for players to catch. earlier in the week, we told you that arlington cemetery requested visitors not to play the game there. the holy cost holocaust memorial has asked them not to play the game there as well as tplaces o remembrance. a group of northern pennsylvania playing pokemon go at the wrong time in the wrong place, they didn't notice a cemetery sign that said gates lock at 8:00 in dunmore and ended up trapped. police came and get them out but gave a caution. >> you forget that you're part of a real world, a reality

run across the street and not be observing the traffic or the vehicles. you could get hurt. >> the group wasn't in trouble. police said it was all in good fun. well, it is now officially the hottest day of the year so far and i'm sure a lot of folks out there are feeling it. >> we are all feeling it, doug. how hot have we gotten? >> we're sitting at 97 degrees. the heat index is 105. that's how hot it is right now. one of those days where you step out of your car or your house and you get hit like a ton of bricks. take a look outside and you'll see what i'm talking about. hasz zee, hot and humid conditions. this is the only piece of good news. winds out of the southwest at 13 miles per hour. look at the number. 97 degrees. the record high today is 100. we're just shy of that. here's our underground numbers. frederick, 95. centreville, chantilly

potomac area and oakton, 94. intense heat for sure. that's why we have a heat advisory. it's because of that heat index. anytime we get over 105, that's the heat advisory. warnings for 105 right along i-95 and portions of southern maryland. look at the heat index now. 105 in leesburg. 102, fredericksburg. really intense heat. easton, coming in at 110. we've got the heat and humidity. we also have a couple of storms. not much. we're not going to see much. we have seen a couple down here to the south and just south of woodbridge, right along i-95, a couple more south of fredericksburg, too. those are a little longer. coming in with this wave, we have a few more waves that come through. we had a couple yesterday. we have the one now and then watching this complex, that could come into our area as we make our way ug

behind this, more of the same, really. the heat remains and so does the chance for storms. tonight, 9:00, a couple of those storms coming through parts of virginia. dying off as they move on through. tomorrow, starting off, a few more clouds just like today. tomorrow afternoon, partly to mostly sunny skies. isolated chance of storms like today. remember, most of the day and most of the area remains dry but you may see that shower. it could be helpful and help to cool things off a bit because it's a high of 95 tomorrow. hot and humid. isolated storms during the afternoon. it will be isolated as we move on through. in the next ten days, we've still got every single day at 90 degrees or higher. 95 on your friday, saturday and sunday. a little less humidity. still hot but a little less humidity. right back up into the hot and humid stuff as you make your way into the next week. next chance of storms, next tuesday. >> thank you, doug. the envelope, please.

biggest night and why the emmys may have avoided a diversity problem like the oscars. plus, first lady michelle

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break bread at the white house today. first lady michelle obama honored them. >> you should be very proud of yourself. >> she had a kids' state dinner that features some of their winning entries. there are original lunch recipes healthy and affordable. 56 were chosen. >> so that when i tell you you should be proud of yourself, you should be very proud of yourself. you earned the spot at these tables. pretty cool. this is the fifth kids' state dinner mrs. obama has hosted. >> lots of green there. no pizza. >> looked delicious, too. it's one of the most popular shows on tv and this afternoon, "game of thrones"

nominations to prove it. >> a series about one of the most watched trials is among the most nominated shows for the award. mark barger laid out the nominees new at 4:00. >> ah, the return of the conquering hero. >> reporter: "game of thrones" led and won best drama. and ""downton abbey" and homeland. "house of cards" was also nominated. "breaking bad"'s spin off is a nominee and "mr. robot" also a competitor. rounding up best drama category is "the american" starring keri russe

oh! >> reporter: anthony anderson was excited to be nominated. and "black-ish." silicon valley also in the best comedy race along with "modern family" and three streaming series. the "unbreakable" and "transparent." "the people versus o.j. simpson" received 22 nominations right behind game of thrones, they earned acting nominations. mark barger, nbc news. >> by the way, the emmys have at least one minority nominee in eep each of its acting categories. the

september. and the big crackdown on gangs that will hopefully help the community feel safer. and the heat is no joke tonight. storm team 4 tracking if there's any relief in sight for your weekend. today is not the day to be without your ac. head to the nbc washington app for a list of cooling centers in your

now at 4:30, extreme heat sizzles. it's well into the 90s and for some of us it feels a lot hotter than that. an update on this weather alert day in just minutes. a democratic duo in virginia. hillary clinton and tim kaine just wrapped up a rally at northern virginia college in avondale. the republican convention just four days away and donald trump selection of a running mate. >> and while there are strong signals of trump's vp pick, anyone watching this race for the last 13 months knows nong

big announcement. edward lawrence is live on the hill. edward? >> donald trump says he will officially make his announcement at 11:00 a.m. in new york. however, all signs point to indiana governor mike pence as his running mate. donald trump calls indiana governor mike pence a good candidate, increasing speculation which points to pence as his vice presidential pick. >> my appeal is probably more national. i have some appeal in virtually every state. i think that mike pence would have a huge midwestern appeal. >> i'm not going to say it would bother me if i'm not selected. of course it bothers you a little bit. >> and ruth ginsburg apologized for her comments about trum

meanwhile, the democratic nominee blasted trump at a speech in washington. >> donald trump is tempermentally unfit to be president of the united states. >> reporter: hillary clinton claiming that if elected she will pass immigration to citizenship. >> i see you, i hear you, and i am with you. >> reporter: clinton wants to reverse the perception among voters that she's untrustworthy. a new poll shows that 67% of voters don't trust her, partly because of the e-mail controversy. that same poll shows that the race is a dead heat. 40% of voters nationally support each candidate. reporting live on capitol hill, edward lawrence, now back to you. barbara. cleveland police today saying that they are ready for anything and everything at the rnc convention. it starts on monday.

perimeter of the quicken loans arena. the city has created an alert system to users in the event of an emergency. also today, the heads of the fbi and homeland security said that they are concerned about home-grown radicals, that they could try to disrupt the conventions. >> so any time there's a national spotlight on a political event in the united states, there's a risk that groups would aspire to do just that, engage in act of terrorism. it's something we're watching very, very carefully. >> news4 will have coverage of both conventions. tom sherwood and chris lawrence will bring you live reports sunday night on news4 at 11:00. just days after endorsing hillary clinton, vermont senator bernie sanders has inked a book deal. it will be called "our revolution: a future to believe in." th

election day this november. the book will include his reflections on his strong run in the primaries and sanders will write about his policy ideas moving forward. the publisher did not disclose the financial terms of the book deal. well, is it hot enough out there for you yet? our average temperature is in the upper 80s. our record high is 100 degrees set back in 1954. it's hard to believe that we have not made it to triple digits as we got into the last 50, 60, how many is that -- 60 plus years. you know, that is quite disconcerting but temperatures at 97 right now. with the humidity, that means we have a heat index up over 100. you see all of the banners in red when we want to alert you that the weather could impact

and it certainly will. heat indices shaded in red, in the triple digits. it's a little warm out there. 95 in dulles and 93 in frederick. you factor in the humidity and this is a number you come up with. feels like 105 at reagan national airport. i'm sure it feels warmer if you're in downtown d.c. 102 in annapolis. it's warmer. a few storms are firing up as well. we'll continue to track those in a few minutes and let you know when this could break, coming up. >> lauryn, thank you. a new battle to fight a gang fight in the south suburbs. the city of frederick has been trying to uproot a group of gangs. our scott macfarlane reports that this was motivated at least in part by a crime that stunned our entire region. >> reporter: a high school

rivalry, frederick high versus thomas johnson. kids not just on the court but in the stands. a fight started outside the main door. >> there were four or five more shots. >> reporter: robert's children were in the crowd. after moving them out, he found a 14-year-old boy collapsed on the floor and dragged away from the crowd. >> i just took over. i grabbed the kid and said give me him. and i knew the kid. he played basketball for me. he's like, i'm shot, i'm shot. i'm searching this kids' body for gunshot wounds and i see a hole in his back. >> reporter: two teens were shot in the attack outside frederick high school that night in february 2015 and after dozens of interviews with witnesses, frederick police cracked the case. they arrested two men and blamed the shooting on a growing war between two frederick gangs. police refer to the gangs as lucas and

battle began 15 years ago between teens who lived in two different neighborhoods. >> are they gangs? >> i would term it as gangs. you know, gangs exist in inner cities and suburbs and rural areas now. >> reporter: he became the police chief a few months after the shooting at the school. the officers have been operating with a crackdown on gangs, referred to as lucas village and carver. arresting 24 in the past year. this is the hillcrest section. there was a shooting here in november. fourteens arrested in the shooting of another. it's also far from where the two met a generation ago, an indication that the dispute has spread citywide. do we even know why? >> iç don't think you could ask

involved in this activity what originally started the problem back in the early 2000s or maybe even before then. >> reporter: rollins says the shooting at a high school game says the crackdown is -- >> i don't understand the violence that the kids are showing. this generation of kids. >> reporter: the shooter and an accomplice has since pleaded guilty. both serving nearly 12-year prison sentences. scott macfarlane, news4. an important new recall announced, first at 4:00. why some common cleaning products could pose a hazard for your family. plus, they are coming to grips with the loss of their fallen officers and one officer is turning his grief into a man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay

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now at 4:00, d.c. police have indicated that a man died when a car he was working on fell on top of him. >> the jack he was using to jack up the car apparently gave way. that happened sometime overnight at a house on kansas avenue in northwest d.c. megan mcgrath reports that

devastated. >> reporter: the car still in the alley this morning. the wheel is off and what looks like a jack still underneath. police say the victim was working on the lincoln mkc behind this home on kansas avenue in northwest when the jack failed pinning him beneath the station wagon. it's unclear what time it actually happened. he was seen fixing the car at 11:30 last night. a resident leaving for work around 5:15 this morning found him. >> he didn't have anyone watching him. it was dark out there. i don't think people found him until that morning going to work. >> reporter: grieving family members rushed to the home. one relative screaming why, why? a heartbreaking reaction to a terrible accident. a relative of the victim says he enjoyed fixing cars. they don't know why that jack failed. in northwest, megan mcgrath,

news4's in northern virginia this afternoon. several people are in the arlington county jail accused of taking part of a drug ring. david culver is live in the area. >> reporter: this is a very popular and professional spot in arlington county. police have arrested nine individuals, the ones that you see here on your screen. they are accused of selling everything from cocaine to meth to pot. now, police made these arrests following a seven-month investigation using undercover officers. those undercover officers apparently buying the drugs off the streets from some of these nine individuals. they've also made a tenth arrest. this man threatened to kill some of the undercover officers involved in this major bust. we're

details, including what some of those threats against the police were and where some of these drug sales happened. again, a very popular part of arlington county. in arlington, david culver, news4. well, not only is it hot, we have some storms popping up. lauryn, what is going on? >> they are mainly to the south, barbara, but we have having a few out there. nothing too strong. it's going to bring heavy downpours. we have so much moisture in the air. it's warm out there, if you didn't know yet. it's the weather alert day because we have heat advisories until 8:00 p.m. this heat will continue to build. isolated thunderstorms. it's muggy out there now but the mugginess is decreasing little by little overnight. it will still feel humid when you head to work and by the time you head home, it will

it will still be hot. 97. when i came in, the breeze was the only thing making it bearable. but in the southwest, humidity and 13 miles per hour. that will calm down late this evening. south of fredericksburg, moving to the east, we have a few moving and bubbling up. one more out in humphries and quantico. everything seems to be mainly south. baltimore down to fredericksburg and points to the east, that's where we could find the heat index. our record is 100 back in 1954. we're almost there. we're 97. again, it's warm. feels like 105 when you step outside. feels lke

103 in fredericksburg. we're in the peak heating hours. make sure you are drinking plenty of water. now, we will see clearing skies. and then look at this. here we go. 6:00 p.m., the heat index is 104. as we go through your friday, it's going to feel not as high as today. it's going to be hot but the heat index will be a few degrees higher than our actual air temperature. you want to go ahead and go outside and do exercise, go indoors. that's probably better. not as humid as we go through tonight and tomorrow. beach not looking that bad. good idea to get in the water because it's warm with temperatures in the 90s. nice chance of rain after

but we stay warm through next week. >> thank you, lauryn. the next time you drive, think about this. a large number of americans are hopping mad behind the wheel. four out of five of us admit to engaging in some level of road rage as nbc reports, drivers in the congested northeast are technically prone to aggressive driving. >> reporter: although much displays of road rage don't go this far, nearly 80% of us admit to getting very angry at other drivers. >> people admitting that they were yelling at other cars, tailgating, cut off cars or prevented cars from merging into their lane. >> reporter: it's something that law enforcement deals with daily and sometimes it gets violent. like the instance outside tulsa where the driver of a pickup got so frustrated by a

in front of him, that he rammed it off the road. >> i'm calling 911 right now. >> let's do it. >> reporter: the teenage occupants of the car only suffered minor injuries while the pickup driver was arrested and charged with felony assault, which lines up with another shocking find. >> 56% of fatal crashes involve some kind of aggressive driving incidents. >> reporter: male drivers are three times more likely than women to be aggressive and drivers in the congested northeast are more likely to yell, honk or gesture than drivers in other parts of the country. >> be tolerant. >> plus, avoid aggressors by ignoring them, getting out of their way and when things get really aggressive, call 911. >> wow. it's more pervasive than we think. i'm a honker. you're a

>> i am not and you know it. i can't believe you said that. coming up right now, a number of new stories for you in the next hour. >> consumer reporter susan hogan is standing by with the response team as they go to work. susan? >> that's right. >> a constant flow of water in one prince george's county neighborhood has residents wondering where this came from. running water literally 24 hours a day for three weeks straight. water was being wasted and we didn't know how to stop it. we visited the neighborhood, and a lot of water was running. there was no indication of what was causing it. the water company came out several times but their hopes of getting help dried up until they called nbc 4 response. the answers of what caused the like, where it was coming from and why the water company said they won't fix it. in the newsroom, susan

a city and police force overcome with grief but one dallas police officer is finding a unique and powerful way to turn tragedy into a message. ♪

. the city of dallas is still reeling from the death of five police officers in one day. o

deal with the grief. music. nbc's corey smith has our story. >> one, two, three. ♪ ♪ all lives matter >> reporter: how do you bear your soul when your job forces you to keep your emotions in check. how do you grieve and still put on a brave face for the public? for charles vaughn, the answer is music ♪ can you imagine how it is to get a phone call ♪ ♪ having to leave your family home ♪ >> reporter: a day after the shooting, they collaborated on "let's be the chain." ♪ >> how can we start meeting people with where they are.

>> reporter: for vaughn, it's the therapy he needs to put the badge back on but knows his fellow officers are searching for their own ways to cope. >> one of the hardest thing is to sit and counsel. we're geared to fix other people's problems. >> reporter: the tension is going to take time but vaughn is hopeful. you can hear it in his voice. >> reporter: it's a hope that can heal his wounds. ♪ let's be that change ♪ whoa, let's be that change >> and vaughn hopes to serve as a call to action for other communities as well. news4 at 5:00 starts now with jim and wendy. right now at 5:00, we're dealing with extreme heat and it's not expected to

time soon. good hot afternoon, i'm wendy rieger. >> and i'm jim handly. volunteers were out handing out water to big crowds that turned out for hillary clinton at a rally in northern virginia. several people had to be treated for heat-related issues. >> our storm team 4 are keeping an eye on this weather and how dangerous it is out there. >> lauryn ricketts is out on the storm team 4 weather deck. first, i'll show you what is happening across the area. 95 degrees after a high of 97 in d.c. look at virginia beach. a record of 101. the heat advisory in effect for most of the d.c. metro area. all of the d.c. metro area, including parts of montgomery county, prince george's county and fairfax including all of

>> i'm floating meagan down. >> there is a breeze that is making it a touch more bearable but not by much. we have the heat. a lot of moisture in the air and this is what you get. it feels like 107 and if you were in baltimore, it's in the triple digits. this will continue throughout the evening and as we head into the afternoon and evening, not quite as humid and it's hot but just not as humid. today and throughout the evening, i'd wait until the sun goes down to do anything if