in any way suggests any corners are going to be cut. >> the tampan zee bridge has been under construction for three years now. >> and it will be completed by 2018. a lot of good maryland republicans are here at the rnc but republican governor larry hogan isn't. how is that going over? i'll have the story coming up. plus, plagiarism. >> that you work hard for what you want in life. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> the potential fallout melania trump's speech. all of this as donald trump's children prepare to take the

now. day two proceedings getting under way now but there's still a hangover from last night. the controversy over melania's speech. >> a roll call vote to officially nominate donald trump as the republican presidential nominee is expected to begin in just a few minutes. >> we have tonight team coverage of all of that. we begin with steve handelsman who is just above the convention floor right now. steve? >> reporter: jim, thanks. hangover is right. this is not only an embarrassment for the trumps, it's a distraction. at this exact moment at the rnc, history is being made. you can hear the cheers. donald trump has been formally nominated by senator jeff sessions to be the republican president candidate. following that

approval of the nomination by a roll call of the state but many, many americans are thinking about something else. it's not what donald trump imagined on his tuesday when he's formally named the republican nominee. instead, the buzz is about melania trump social media soon filling with charges that melania plagiarized michelle obama's speech from 2008. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> that's not plagiarism says chris christie on today. >> not when 90% of the speech is different than michelle obama's speech. >> don't blame melania for the rest says a former top trump aide. campaign sources say that melania trump is distraught and his campaign is furious, blaming the

>> when hillary clinton is threatened by a female, the first thing she tries to do is destroy the person. >> reporter: the democratic party chair says it's not us. >> let's make no mistake. >> reporter: donald trump jr. speeches tonight and his half-sister, tiffany trump. the melania speech mess could get swept away about the roll call of states. but the rocky start to this convention keeps alive the worries of many republicans about donald trump's management of his own campaign. live from the rnc in cleveland, steve handelsman, news4. jim? >> thank you, steve. back in 2008 when michelle obama introduced her husband at the democratic convention, many observers agree she hit it out of the park. melania trump's performance last night garnered similar praise until the striking

came to light. >> from my young age, my parents impressed on me -- >> barack and i were raised with so many -- >> of the values. >> the same values. >> that you work hard for what you want in life. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> that your work is your bond. >> that your word is your bond. >> and do you what you say and keep your promise. >> that do you what you say you're going to do. >> that you treat people with respect. >> that you treat people with dignity and respect. barack and i set out to build lives guided by these values and have passed them on to the next generation. >> we need to pass those lessons on to the many generations to follow. >> because we want our children -- >> because we want our children -- >> that all children in this nation -- >> in this nation. >> to know that the only limits of the height of

to your achievements -- >> is the reach of your dreams -- >> is the strength of your dreams. >> and your willingness to work hard for them. >> and your willingness to work for them. >> a big controversy which has detracted from a moment of triumph for the woman who could become first lady. some are not as concerned by the ethics underpinning the controversy. they say the failure to catch it is maybe that the trump campaign is not ready for the running of the white house. this is hardly the first time a political campaign has been called out for borrowing from other sources. here at 4:00, examples of people would are still active in politics today. >> don't tell me words don't matter. >> during the 2008 campaign, barack obama admitted that he used lines suggested by duval patrick and said he should have

running for president, he borrowed some lines from a british politician and the ensuing controversy ended his presidential bid. ben carson was accused of lifting sections from a variety of sources for his 2012 book "america the beautiful." he apologized for not correctly citing his sources. and rand paul was accused of lifting book and speech passages from wikipedi. he blasted his accusers but eventually he admitted he did not properly attribute the information. our team coverage continues with the mood of the delegates as they are poised to make donald trump their official nominee. >> i have never seen anything like this. >> i wish i could tell you what the mood of the virginia delegates is but i think it's easier just to show you. look a

seats. when i was here on the floor yesterday, the virginia delegation erupted when the rules were passed against their objections. everyone was crowding around this area, as we saw in the virginia delegation take offense. today, they have all walked out. they are gone. these two fine gentlemen, they are from illinois. they just took the empty seats because illinois was so crowded. but again, the virginia delegation, so where to be seen. up here in front of me, this is all illinois. you can see back there is guam. one, two, three, four rows of empty seats. all with the virginia delegation should be sitting. this is a problem. >> this is not the optics. >> but the trump campaign wanted to see and we'll keep an eye on other states to see what their delegations are going to do.

going to have enough delegates to be nominated. that's not in question. what is, is the feeling of unifying the party. is that going to happen or are we going to see more walkouts like this one that signal to everyone that the party is somewhat fractured. >> thanks, chris. we are following some breaking news from prince george's county. but first, let's go to tom sherwood. he's upstairs in that same arena. tom? >> reporter: hey, jim. the maryland delegation here today had a terrific breakfast at their hotel and i enjoyed the bacon and eggs but i have to tell you, something was missing, the governor of maryland. >> donald trump is a man who will lead us to make america great again. >> reporter: a prayer opens maryland's delegate breakfast. >> i pledge the allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. >> reporter: plus, the pledge of allegiance.

to rally support for donald trump and mike pence. maryland delegate chairman david bossie of montgomery county. >> we need to defeat hillary clinton. that's our sole focus. >> reporter: but larry hogan, like many leading republicans, are not here. he skipped this convention. >> our focus is on maryland. i have no interest in the convention, that's why i'm not there. >> the governor is his own man and he's able to make his own decisions and we represent those. they say they will press on to make a blue state turn red in november. >> we're excited about him being the nominee. i think we're excited about mr. pence being the nominee and we'll have to wait until november. >> reporter: and maybe governor hogan will come around before november.

and clam bake. i'm sure you would like to be there, too. >> yes, tom. as i'm sure you would as well. >> house speaker paul ryan is on the stage telling some of the delegates exactly how this is going to happen, that these -- that these totals, these vote totals are going to be enough in alphabet cal order. it's a different process than it was four years ago. last time, they only announced the votes for mitt romney, the actual nominee. in this case, each state will be able to announce the vote totals for all of the candidates. so, say, senator ted cruz got a certain number of delegates or senator marco rubio, those votes will be announced as well as well for donald trump. it's not going to change the end game. donald trump is going to be nominated as the republican nominee. but again, thi

those empty chairs that you see right there in the virginia delegation. we'll be following this all evening. we'll send it back up to you. >> thanks, chris. the northbound lanes of the bw parkway are closed right now. there's been an accident there involving a worker cutting grass on the side of the road. it happened on route 410 in riverdale. police say a man was hit by a car. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the northbound lanes of the bw parkway will remain closed now while park police continue their investigation. a maryland man pleads guilty to assault charges for dragging a police officer with his car. for the first time tonight, we are hearing the call for help from that officer's partner. >> my partner's being drug right now. signal 9. >> it happened last july. the officer was dragged for more than 300

crashed into a tree. danny harvell ran from the scene but turned it himself in later. the officer had to undergo extensive surgery. >> the car rolled over the officer breaking his leg and causing back damage and nerve damage in one of his arms as well. >> harvell will be getting three or four years in prison. he was one of the most famous fans in the entire nfl. tributes are coming in as the redskins lose a legendary supporter. temperatures continue to soar inside the d.c. jail where an inmate died last week. i'm mark segraves. you'll hear from the inmate's daughter who wants answers as to what caused her father to die. it's tuesday afternoon. we are getting a brief break from high heat and high humidity. a look at

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now to an unusual robbery that played out inside a jewelry store. the search for a suspect continues. news4's pat kol lecollins has t latest on the

>> reporter: hi, doreen. i've covered all kinds of robberies. but this guy, this guy, he hit a dollar tree store. caught on camera, he's a large man. he carries a big, red bag and a big, black gun and he's wanted in connection with the robbery of this collar tree store in rockville. he ties an employee's hands behind her back and then he cleans out the safe. throughout the entire robbery here, the gunman is careful. very careful. up to a point. he's careful not to show his face. careful not to leave any fingerprints. but not so careful with that gun. watch now as he holds it upside down, upside down before he stashes it away. no t

around closing time. the employee goes to check out the restroom and that's when she's jumped by the robber. >> he wasn't armed with a handgun and he did restrain the victim and led her into the office. >> you're not safe anywhere. >> reporter: today, i showed the surveillance video to some shoppers here. >> just awful. she was totally violated, taken advantage of, very scary for any employee. >> she must have been terrified. i would have been terrified for sure. >> reporter: if you know this suspect, call montgomery county police. there's a cash reward in this case. jim, back to you. >> thanks, pat. the family of a man who died of an apparent stroke at the d.c. jail is demanding answers about really what just happened to him. mark segraves broke the news of the inmate's death and the failing ac system inside the jail. tonight, mark has new reaction from the inmate's daughter. it's a

only on news4. >> i would really like to find out why he had to live in those conditions. something needs to be done. >> reporter: felicia doesn't know what caused her father to suffer an apparent stroke inside the jail and die but she's heard from enough inmates and prison guards about the failing coolant system to want some answers. >> the heat over there, that could have been a part of it dan not giving him the right medication. >> reporter: 70-year-old lester irby was awaiting a court hearing on assault charges when he died. his attorney was one of the last people to spend time with him. in a statement he said, "mr. irby was in good spirit when we met at the jail on tuesday last. he was also in good sfirt at a court hearing on wednesday last. there was no sign of any physical problems." irby wrote about his life in

in "d.c. noir." >> when he was incarcerated, he could put everything on paper. >> reporter: the d.c. detention facility has acknowledged problems. they said, "a contractor has been on site and completing work to enhance the air flow and circulation systems. we have no reason to believe that there is a correlation between elevated temperatures and the death of an inmate." felicia wants people to know what the other inmates are still dealing with. >> it's just awful over there. >> reporter: there are about 1200 inmates currently living in the d.c. jail. we asked permission for us to go inside and those requests were never answered. we can tell you that the council member who

jail released a statement today. he said that the only way to fix the problems with this jail is to build a new jail. that's the very latest, live in southeast, mark segraves, news4. >> thank you, mark. now to the deadly ambush on police officers in baton rouge. investigators have released chilling new images of the attack that killed three officers on sunday. the gunman drove from his home in kansas city in the days before the attack. he was armed with at least two rifles and a pistol and selected a spot near the police station to carry out his killing spree. as he stalked police officers, he bypassed civilian witnesses and aimed only at those who wear a badge. a s.w.a.t. team killed him with a shot from 100 yards away. a legendary fan of washington's football fan. many knew him as chief zee. his real name was zena williams.

1978. fans have been mourning the loss on social media, including our facebook page. he was voted one of the nfl's biggest fans by the pro football hall of fame back in 2000. we're still awaiting word on how he died. we'll update this story and share some of the tributes coming up in our sports report at 6:50. i'm chris lawrence. live at the quicken loans arena, we're on the floor of the arena and we've seen a big change since we brought you here live 15 minutes ago. we're showing you this live. the virginia delegation is now filled in its seat. we spoke to one official who claims they were in a meeting. he says this was not a formal protest. that they got caught up, they were in a meeting that ran long. the only thing is, every other delegation we saw

since 5:30, their seats filled. the session was gavelled in to session at 5:30. they all just showed up a few minutes ago saying that there was a meeting that they had to explain some of the procedures to the delegates. again, there was nothing until this, the most important event of the day when the roll call comes and donald trump is put into nomination as the republican nominee. so, again, right now, if you take a look on the stage, we're at colorado right now. they are going in alphabetical announcing their vote for each candidate. let's listen in for just a second. >> the most beautiful piece of real estate, home of future senator and the world champion denver broncos -- >> reporter: so you get a little flavor of that. i can tell you since speaking with some of the delegates earlier, there is some distinction.

that she's not a trump supporter but could be an avid campaigner on his behalf if they reach out to people like her over the next few days. >> i think that depending on how the rest of the week goes, depending on the tone that the campaign takes and the rnc, there is possible unity coming out of this. at this point, we'll see how that goes. hopefully we cannot allow hillary clinton to be our next president. >> reporter: all right. so again, we are live here on the floor. the roll call is going on now and they are trying to have new york put mr. trump over the top. we'll beack with b

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evening and i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. it's around 90 degrees in the metro area but it will quickly cool down. there's the live view of the national harbor camera. prince george's county overlooking the potomac river. a few clouds around, upper 70s by the end of the game. storm team 4 showing this cluster of thunderstorms well to the south moving in southeastern virginia. the showers are done in the metro area, all dry and a few clouds floating through. 91 right now at reagan national. around the bay, low to mid-80s and generally upper 80s in the shenandoah valley. love this photo posted on my

twitter page yesterday of a field of black-eyed susans. it's that time of year. post your photos on instagram and facebook. love seeing them. this is a live view from our tower camera. excellent advivisibility. summer haze has moved out. warm and comfortable and clear skies by dawn tomorrow. we'll have a pleasant start if you're waiting for the metro on the bus tomorrow. it's down to the low 70s and mid-70s. by noontime, low 80s. then, as we get into the afternoon on wednesday, there's a small chance of an isolated thunderstorm. temperatures reaching in the upper 80s and the humidity is up around 90 degrees and likely no storms. a major heatwave. hottest temperatures of the summer so far moving in friday through the weekend and into monday. each day, highs reaching n

afternoon storms on saturday, sunday and monday. each day as we get into next week, although it will cool down a bit, highs in the low 90s by the end of next week. jim and doreen? >> thanks, tom. controversy at the start of the rnc. the trump campaign tries to stay on message as two of his children take center stage. >> and some are questioning whether hillary clinton dropped her hint about her vp pick

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right now in cleveland, the roll call to make donald trump the nominee for president is under way. let's go to chris lawrence who is live on the arena floor. what's happening, chris? >> reporter: doreen, we're probably just a few minutes away from maryland, the maryland delegation casting their votes. a few minutes ago, we heard from the district of columbia

there was not only confusion but consternation as the delegates from d.c. cast their ballots. >> the district of columbia, capital of the greatest country in the world and in accordance with the will of its citizens, our delegation is dually bound to cast ten votes for senator rubio and nine votes for governor kasich. pursue want to the rules of this convention, district of columbia, 19 votes, trump. >> for the united states, donald j. trump. >> reporter: so there, again, a lot of the d.c. delegates were upset because they wanted to be able to have their votes pounded for the people who won the district which was

not have them all bound together and go to donald trump. again, it goes back to what we've been hearing over the last couple of days. people wonder if there's a sense of inclusion and if they are inclueded in this process. again, we take a live look at idaho. they are going in alphabetical order. the delegates of maryland will be coming up here soon. this is the official roll call. once it is done and donald trump has secured enough of the delegates, his name will be officially placed into nomination for president of the united states. he doesn't actually officially become the nominee until thursday night when he accepts that nomination. if you think of it like a marriage proposal, you need both sides to say i do. reporting live from the floor at quicken loans arena, back to you in the studio. >> all right. thanks, chris. thep

in the spotlight this week but hillary clinton is making some headlines with her possible vice presidential pick. kristen welker is following hillary clinton on the campaign trail. >> reporter: i'm here with hillary clinton and she's holding a voter registration valley and taking sharp aim at her gop rival donald trump for his rocky rollout on the first night of the gop convention. coming up on "nightly news," what clinton and her surrogates are saying. plus, did clinton just possibly leave a tip about her possible vp pick? what she's saying about tim kaine. you can see kristen welker's full report and get the latest on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt right after this broadcast. the decision is in. tonight, a marine just learned that he'll spend the next 12

>> but he could get out sooner than that. brian o'callahan pleaded guilty to the killing of his adopted son. >> reporter: in court, the defendant, brian owe calla'call spoke with emotion in his voice. i wonder if god will even forgive me. >> this sentence reflects the severity of the crime and we as a state represent the people of montgomery county and believe that justice was served today. >> reporter: high-ranking officials from the national security agency and the department of defense came to court to make sure classified information was not revealed. brian o'callahan was the former nsa korean desk chief. he and his wife already had a son but wanted to adopt a child with special needs. the child died just months lat

adoptees say o'callahan withheld important information from the adoption agency. >> this adoption should never have happened. they withheld information intentionally. >> reporter: he was a combat marine in iraq who is said to have participated in the famous rescue of p.o.w. jessica lynch. brian o'callahan returned home with ptsd, post-traumatic stress disorder. a character witness who he worked with in wounded warriors testified something must have triggered the ptsd. >> it's a sad example of the afterflow from wars. you know, people with post-traumatic stress disorder, it's a very common thing that develops. >> reporter: the judge said i would like to send a message to the v.a. with regard to treating people with these symptoms. reporting from the montgomery county courthouse, chris

news4. new problems on a section of track that was just repaired on metro. why the federal government warned officials to pay special attention to this area even before the work began. black law enforcement executives are here in d.c. for their annual conference. some are giving a seminar to teenagers about interacting with police and what to do if they are on a traffic stop. coming up, you'll hear from a celebrity who has a message for the community. low we're humidity moving in this tuesday evening. i'm tom kierein

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and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. many law enforcement officers in our field feel that they are under attack. in fact, eight officers have been killed since the deaths of two black men in recent weeks. the l

the national organization of black law enforcement executives began their conference right here in d.c. >> this year, they are bringing young people into the conversation to try to help stop the violence. news4's meagan fitzgerald has that story all new at 6:00. >> reporter: black law enforcement executives have been attending their annual conference for the last 40 years but this year was different. in the last two weeks, eight officers have been gunned down while protecting their community after protests sparked around the country when two black men were killed by police. but now it's the officers who feel they are being targeted. so over the last four days, conversations around community policing and tactics have dominated the conversation. and today, duane crawford with the national organization for black law enforcement

focusing on the youth. officers talked to hundreds of teenagers throughout the day. >> where is it? >> right here. >> you moved to your pocket. so when you do that -- >> he's going to think -- >> my hand is going to go right here now. >> reporter: special guests and hip-hop mobile russell simmons spoke with students. >> like baseball, get home safe. that means when they try to pull you over, try to comply. >> i believe all people need to respect all people. >> reporter: officers acknowledge that the trust is law enforcement is broken in many communities. but that's something that they are working on earning back. >> we are trying to find ways to build better trust between community and the police. >> reporter: meagan fitzgerald, news4. a scare for metro riders

work finished up on the safetrack program. >> metro fixed this section of track, or did it. i'm adam tuss. why there continues to be a maj or

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metro says construction dust is to blame for an incident this morning at the pentagon city station. dust filled the tunnel as blue and yellow line riders were beginning their commute. the station had just reopened after closing for several days of safetrack work. service was not affected. metro riders have been promised a safer system because of all of the safetrack repairs. but one section of track that was supposedly just fixed is getting metro fixed. the problems are popping up outside of the armory station and it's having an impact on the blue, orange and silver lines. transportation reporter adam tuss has been looking into this. >> reporter: this elevated structure has been such a

spot for metro that the metro station turns out there are still more concerns. track signals and switches here are malfunctioning regularly leading to regular delays even after safetrack rolled through here. >> sometimes it does make me late. so, yeah, they need to figure something out. >> reporter: riders getting fed up and metro is not quite sure why it's happening. eight track and switch issues since the safe surge ended here. take a look. july 4th, a signal problem. july 5th, switch problem. july 6th, two signal problems. july 7th, unscheduled track repairs. the 8th, a switch problem. the 15th, a signal problem. the 18th, a signal problem and a switch problem. >> should have been taken care of a long time ago. because right now it's a lot of inconvenience for everybody. >> reporter: metro's chief spokesperson tells us in a statement, "needless to say, it

we're sure we're getting the reliability we expect. none of these incidents presented a safety risk" but it means big delays and riders who went through a safetrack surge to fix the system hearsay these delays shouldn't be happening the way they are. >> they could do better and, you know, in keeping up with the upkeep of the service. >> reporter: and back here now live, as you look at the signals on the troublesome section of track, of course, now we have a new safetrack phase that is starting between boston and east falls church. i just spoeposted a video on ou facebook page that will keep you updated with anything related. challenging summer for commuters and a lot of people will be struggling with the ac problem, aren't they? >> yeah. the heat is going to be coming back but low humidity is coming

d doreen, you're going to do your normal ten-mile run? >> uh-huh. i'm right on it. >> all clear here as we have storms passing to the south early this afternoon. the temperatures are still pretty toasty. hovering around 90 in the metro area. in the 80s around the chess speak bay. a nice evening under way here tonight and tomorrow. we'll have our temperatures cooling down but still mid-80s by 8:00 p.m. by 11:00, upper 70s. a few clouds coming through and a nice start tomorrow in the low 70s. by noontime, low 80s. and we have some big changes in the humidity. so we have nice humidity, comfortable for tonight and into most of tomorrow. then it starts to get uncomfortably hot and humid. by the time we get into thursday evening and friday, the oppressive humidity will be moving back in again. just in time, we get a heatwave returning as well. highs reaching near the upper 8 0s tr

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we lost an iconic figure in our state. >> that's right. he has his headdress and big smile and it's the end of an era. chief zee passed a i way last night, my sources say in his sleep. zena williams was the most dedicated fan and he will be missed and never replaced. his first game as chief zee,

showdown versus the cowboys and only missed a handful of games since then. his health had been failing and he was in financial trouble but a group of fans raised $10,000 this past spring to help him. the redskins releasing a statement on chief zee's passing this afternoon. "the washington redskins will always appreciate zema williams unique passion and dedication to our football team and his fellow washington redskins fans." one of the former current redskins talking to social media, mott showing a picture and writing, "rest in peace, chief zee, i'll always remember you." >> went to sleep and woke up the next day, what? they what? >> but what did mott do? he rangh

>> oh. >> we have the archive up there. >> hurry up. >> we'll have that tonight for you at 11:00. it's definitely a sad day for the burgundy and gold. the nationals are back at it opening up a game against the dodgers. hoping to avenge that sweep but they are turning to a rookie tonight. jason pugh has more. >> thank you so much, carol. a special night tonight for nats fans. new bobbleheads and let's talk about reynaldo lopez. he's a hard-throwing righty and he had everyone excited about his debut. >> he's a supreme athlete on the mound and a guy that has a great repatoire. he's come a long way in a short period of time. >> i'm excited. like i said, i'm

to see how good he can do hopefully he can do something good and we can win the game. >> reporter: we'll see what he has to offer tonight against the dodgers. we know exactly what the bobblehead has to offer. you can see the wristbands, glasses. >> my mama, she cares. she'll let you know if it's not right. right away she let us know that there are 15 of us. i'm like, okay, ma. >> reporter: from nationals park, jason pugh, news4 sports. >> probably handing them out right now. meantime, we know what the folks around here are handing out. the "sports illustrated" ready for rio, the group includes swimming sensations from our area. bethesda's katie ledecky and michael

>> isn't that cool? >> yeah. >> we love that. >> uh-huh. >> does lopez have a driver's license yet? it doesn't look like it. "nightly news" is

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