hello, everybody. i'm jim handly. we were there as virginia senator tim kaine spoke about the odds of being picked as hillary clinton's running mate. plus, all eyes are on rio. we're learning about a terror plot. it's scott macfarlane. developing news right now, a prince george's county police officer indicted after allegedly taking upskirt photos of multiple women. some of the pictures were taken while he was on duty. james sims is a six-year veteran of the department. there are at least four incidentses that happened over the past year and two incidents happened while he was making traffic stops. the other two happened while he was off duty and the latest one last night at the sports authority in bowie. that victim was another police officer. prosecutors say she caught sims

a marked cruiser and then called police. >> we applaud the victim who stood up to this officer regardless of whether or not she was an officer. she stood up to him and by confronting him and being able to report it, i'm sure that she stopped additional crimes from taking place. >> sims is charged with four counts of visual surveillance and two counts of misconduct in office. he's been suspended during the police investigation. jim? >> scott, thank you. also new at 4:00 today, in the past hour, we've learned the name of a man hit by a car while mowing grass along bw parkway. we told you about this moments after it happened. park police tell us a 72-year-old joseph edmonds of anandale was killed. it's not clear how a driver hi

involves a possible terror plot aimed at the summer olympics. today, police arrested ten people across southern brazil after the group pledged allegiance to isis on social media and attempted to buy weapons. all of the suspects are brazilian. one of them is a minor. the group discussed using weapons and guerrilla tactics to potentially launch an attack at the games that start in two weeks. the justice ministry described them as amateurs not prepared to conduct an actual strike. to decision 2016 right now, virginia senator tim kaine was in loudoun county today. >> david culver is reporting. speculation about clinton's vp is what most people wanted to talk about. >> reporter: while most of the happenings are dealing with the republican pa

their convention, a lot of political buzz these days, especially on the democratic side of things. as we walk you in right now to a round table discussion hosted by virginia senator tim kaine, his name coming up multiple times as a potential vp pick for secretary of state hillary clinton as she is running for president, of course. so, you know, he's addressed that rumor. he hasn't said yes or no or if it's something that he's even fully considering. right now he's focused on discussions like round table discussions that have been planned for months. you're going to notice a lot more media attention in places like this, wherever the senator is going. this is something that we were with him several months back and didn't notice the media. in fact, it was just him and i on certain stories and jewelry carey with him. a lot more interest from the national leve

senator was talking to another round table crew in northern virginia and he was asked the question about vp. here's what he had to say. >> it's kind of surreal. i'm glad i sort of went through it eight years ago just because i understand the kind of rhythm of the thing. but, you know, being mentioned has no connection with, you know, anything. >> reporter: one of the things that would be different, should senator kaine get the vp nom, security. he wouldn't be this accessible if he were the next potential vp of the united states. in sterling, virginia, david culver, news4. we're just hours away now, folks, from a primetime address from republican nominee donald trump when he'll make his case to be his party's nominee and to the party delegates and millions watching around the country. >> this is a live look inside the quicken

it's going to be a big night. chris lawrence is inside the q. chris? >> reporter: wendy, yeah, at this point we're just about six hours away from the headlining speech. there's going to be a lot of people speaking here tonight. but what everyone will be keeping an eye on is ivanka trump and her father donald trump. just a couple hours ago we saw the two of them do the final walk-through on the stage. you can see them trying to get comfortable with where the teleprompters are, choosing the font size, making sure that everything is perfect. at one point, donald trump told one of the technicians, quote, just make sure nothing goes wrong. he looked at one area where the prompter was and said i love the look of this. so, again, just that behind-the-scenes into what it's like to prepare for something this big. donald trump has a lot in front of him. it's a heavy lift for him tonight.

republican party that has splintered here in over the past few days. he's also got to prove to the nation at large that he is prepared for the presidency, something that some voters have doubts of and coming out of that "new york times" article about questioning the nato alliance, he has to calm the fears of some of our allies overseas. we're lucky enough now to be joined by the anchor of "nbc nightly news," lester holt. i have to ask you, how important is this speech to donald trump in terms of changing the course of this campaign? >> reporter: well, i think there's two points. one, this has been a rough week. they got off message here by a couple of things. the speech controversy, what happened with ted cruz last night. so on one level it's a chance for him to really end this on a high note and really give the sense of this being a unified republican party. in terms of the national audience, you know, people have heard him in sound bites and in rallies. this is

have the undivided attention of a lot of americans at one time to really lay out his vision and explain how he wants to do some of the things that he has promised to do in terms of making this country safer. so it's a big night on many levels. >> reporter: we've spoken to some of the delegates who say they love the raw, unedited donald trump. sort of the let trump be trump crowd. from speaking with your sources in the campaign, do you get a sense that he is going to stick to the teleprompter or, you know, go and talk freely, as it were? >> reporter: well, every time donald trump is going to be out there, everyone -- the people that run the schedules and say, this is what is going to happen or what is planned but this is donald trump. everyone knows he likes to go off script sometimes. you know, i spoke to two of his sons today, eric and don junior about that. their father likes to be off the cuff

planning had gone into the speech and if they offered any input. they said, sure, but it is his speech. but they are mindful and he is mindful of what got him here. it's the free-wheeling donald trump that was plain talking, that poked us in the eye sometimes with some of his more provocative statements. so we're all going to have to wait and see. >> reporter: all right. great context and great insight. it's a delicate balancing act. thank you, lester. we hope you'll all stay tuned because lester holt will be anchoring live here, "nbc nightly news" at 7:00, right after news4 at 6:00. jim and wendy, back to you. when we come back, we'll dive more into what the virginia delegation is saying about what has got to take place here tonight. virginia at the forefront of both parties. >> uh-huh. it's been one year since victims of domestic violence

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and welcome back. in northern virginia this afternoon, new details about a program meant to cut down on the number of domestic violence deaths. >> fairfax county police kicked off this initiative one year ago. so is it successful? julie carey takes a look. >> reporter: it's been a year since the fairfax county police department launched a new way of dealing with domestic violence calls. every patrol officer trained in how to use this form, it has 11 key questions that have to be asked. it's called the lethality assessment program, or l.a.p., which considers if the victim is high danger. if so, the officers carry a cell phone that will immediately connect them with the domestic

see what services they offer. >> we now that the victims stay with us and continue in services in some capacity, whether it's an emergency shelter, victims' advocacy or a protective order. >> reporter: we'll talk to a survivor about the difference this form might have made when she was being threatened. the rnc is in full swing as it wraps up. it's a big night tonight. not everyone has been feeling included. why the party nominee is not connecting with black voters and why others say that's not the case. we've got robots in town. take a look at this. part of a big show, part of a big master plan in the

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back here live at quicken loans arena, right now behind me, you can see that slogan right there, "make america one again." it is going to be a daunting task for donald trump to live up to that slogan tonight given all that we have seen over the past few days and especially culminating last night with ted cruz being booed off the stage. a lot of back behind the scenes preparation. proudly wearing her trump t-shirt, this woman said, look, you don't have to convince me. i'm on board. but tonight he's got to show every day americans that he's serious. >> we need to know what you are going to do for the pipeline and all of the treaties, how are you going to protect sovereign

otherwise, we're just kidding ourselves, this is all a sham game and i don't think donald trump is a sham person. i think he's a person of depth. he's got to show us that depth tonight. >> reporter: the thing is, we spoke to other delegates that say they want to let trump be trump. jim and wendy? >> all right. thanks, chris. we want to know if you think trump's speech is going to unite the republican party. it's our nbc washington flash survey. if you want to vote, call or text the number on your screen. also, vote and see the results over on the nbc washington facebook page. climate activists, new at 4, converging on the headquarters in d.c. today. some of them linking up and blocking the front door. they say they are willing to be arrested for their cause. the group says it feels

the democratic national convention begins next week in philly, as you know. no word yet on any arrests. a new cirque du soleil show called "curious." >> inmeant t's meant to invoke senses and provoke your senses. >> it's expected to be a big boost to our local economy. >> reporter: kurios taking center stage in tysons. among those in the crowd, virginia governor terry mcauliffe. ♪ kurios takes you inside the 19th century with robot, fish and one giant trampoline. >> for the

months of creation just for this act. we've never done a trampoline this big. nobody has. >> reporter: 46 cast members high-flying acts come to a stage under a big top ten spectator seats. >> you come here and forget about your trouble at work or at home and come out of here thinking everything is possible. >> reporter: 116 cast and crews staying in local hotels, eating in restaurants, 115 local folks hired to work this show which runs through september 18th. no need to drive. it's a simple metro stop on the silver line to get here. in tysons, molette green, news4. >> always have loved cirque du soleil. one of the performers is staying with his family because he's a d.c. native. we'll meet with him as he takes to the stage, that's just ahead t

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and we're tracking another heatwave moving into the area but this time it will be the hottest this time so far this year. temperatures hitting 100 degrees on saturday. that means it will be the hottest it's been in our area in about four years because of the extreme heat and high humidity levels. tomorrow through monday, we will have frequent updates on news4 and on facebook and twitter. you can find all of the meteorologists on facebook and twitter and some of us on instagram. next week, tuesday and beyond, still hot. in the 90s. what's not in the forecast is widespread soaking rain chances. tomorrow because of the increase in the heat and humidity, it's going to have a moderate impact on your day. feeling more like 100 in the afternoon hours. there could be an isolated thunderstorm, chances are low at 20% but it's there. here's your planner. 7:00 a.m., around 74 degrees.

areas like frederick and washington counties during the morning hours. and especially the mid-morning hours. but everybody else is dry. however, cloudiness will be around tomorrow morning. a mix of clouds and sun. by lunchtime, we're hot. 90 degrees. high temperatures in the upper 90s and feeling a few degrees warmer with the humidity. by 8:00, it's still hot. 92 degrees at that point. mainly clear skies across the area. currently, our temperatures are in the upper 80s. 88 in washington. 91 in leesburg. 87 in culpeper. the humidity levels, the heat index as we work our way throughout the next few days, extremely hot when you factor in the humidity. this is how hot it will feel for saturday afternoon. about 2:00, 104, 105 in the district. 100 in frederick. 103 in leesburg. you want to make sure you're drinking plenty of water and limitr

especially saturday, sunday and monday afternoon. good idea to do so. the activity over the next few days, if you want to go for a morning run, it's already going to be hot but that's the best time to get your exercise in. make sure kids are in the pool or drinking lots of water. happy hour best indoors and if you're heading to nats park, drink plenty of water. we just heard from nats about their plan for the extreme heat. they will have mister fans. 101 on saturday and near 100 on sunday and monday. late-day thunderstorms on monday but still hot. only a little less humid on tuesday, wendy. >> all right. thanks, amelia. cell phone video is sparking new outrage and a new debate about police confrontations. what investigators are saying now about the officers who fired their weapons at a therapist who was lying in the streets unarmed with his hands up.

when we meet the local delegate who says she's made up her mind about who to vote for and even gives us a sample of the tune she wrote for another election

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i'm chris lawrence here at the national republican convention. if donald trump didn't have enough to do in this speech tonight, it's been amplified by comments he made in an article and steve handelsman is on the other side of the arena off the floor bringing us the very latest. hey, steve. >> reporter: chris, thanks. down a little lower so when donald trump came in here for his mike check, he walked right by me and had a smile on his face. but the pressure is on. >> they are doing a great job and the police are doing an incredible skrob. thank you very much. >> reporter: checking out the few, the mikes, the teleprompter for tonight's speech. it's a critical performance. >> i don't know if the guy feels pressure, but this is big. >> i think the american

hillary clinton is not honest or trustworthy. they want to know that the other guy isn't an irresponsible pick. >> reporter: after last night, convention chaos. ted cruz booed when he did not endorse trump. the nominee is getting kudos. >> what donald trump did last night by having ted cruz on there, he said i'm not afraid. >> reporter: for cruz, it was payback. >> i am not in the habit of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my father. >> reporter: trump raised eyebrows by saying as commander in chief he may not commit nato allies and we've got to fix our own mess as he tries to convince voters tonight that he's the leader who can do

>> reporter: millions who will watch, he has a chance to reboot and show himself to americans in a fueler picture as a potential president. chris, let's go back out to you. >> reporter: thank you very much, steve. you know, steve brings up -- leads into a very good point, which is the fact that so many delegates here that we have spoken with didn't start out behind donald trump but they saw their candidates defeated one by one by one and here they are right now. >> reporter: chris, we have a perfect example of this. people have had a hard time -- you've talked to them, i've talked to them, they just weren't ready to go to trump. well, here's what happened with one long-time loyal virginia republican. meet this 75-year-old,

loyal republican, started when she was 11. >> i wrote a campaign song for eisenhower. >> reporter: well, can she still sing it? yep. >> eisenhower has the power give him your election vote ♪ he will work for me and just elect him and you'll see ♪ ♪ eisenhower has the power and my vote ♪ >> this year was harder than sometimes because the candidate is so different. >> reporter: it took her a while to come around. >> i started out with scott walker and then jeb and then marco and then i was with ted. >> reporter: and now? >> and now we're with trump. >> reporter: but it's either trump or the democrats win. she has a song about democrats, too. ♪ they take up all your money and say they'll cure your ills ♪ ♪ but they never bother to explain that it's you who pays the bills ♪ >> that song was

time to play all of that. dr. ben carson came by the virginia delegation and he had a message to the republicans who are not getting on board, too. >> reporter: you actually found maybe the one person here who has been to more conventions than you, tom. >> she's 75. i'm not there yet but i can see it. >> reporter: and you've got to put that entire song up on facebook because that was brilliant. >> will do. >> reporter: thanks so much. we'll send it back to you and, of course, we'll be down here all evening long bringing you the very latest from quicken loans arena. >> it doesn't take long for wendy and i to get a song in our heads. >> exactly. >> thank you, guys. well, this time yesterday, we were telling you about some breaking news at airports here and all over the country. >> one major airline's surprise shutdown and how it turned into an all-night dilemma. >> plus, the

dramatic day but are the speakers and the candidate connecting with african-americans? and we've got some warm temperatures out there right now but nothing compared to what we're going to see as we get into this weekend. just how hot is it going to feel? we've got those answers coming

well, as you know, the rnc convention closes with donald trump speaking. after four days of speeches, how have the gop messages connected with african-american voters? whur's troy johnson is here with today's "talk around town." troy, there have been lots of controversy, melania's speech, ted cruz's speech last night. how is this all sitting with your listeners? >> there's no question that

been an unconventional convention, if you will. there's been a lot of fodder but not enough substance. they are disappointed in that fact. and they would like to see tonight the narrative really framed and the candidates really making some substantial statements as they pivot to the fall, meaning donald trump. some people are feeling like in these first few days republicans may have missed an opportunity to put their first step forward. >> well, as we've seen in the pictures last night and in primetime and in previous conventions, it's sparse when it comes to african-americans. what do your listeners say about that? are they surprised by it or not surprised? >> not surprised. but the number of black delegates in cleveland this year is 18. and that's less than 1% of the delegate population. those are some of the lowest numbers in history.

past. so, you know, we've seen a decline and this comes at a time when republicans over the last few years have been saying that they were going to bolster their ranks with black voters so listeners are saying that it doesn't really seem like there's much to bat, much of a an inclusive situation. i spoke with dana bash who has worked with the ben carson campaign and other candidates and she tells me there's a strong african-american presence going on. >> hosted by black conservative groups, there was one, a great event that was very well attended but, yes, blacks are engaged in the rnc. does the republican party need to do better job of reaching out to the minorities, i believe that they can. >> one other thing that deanna told me, the blackpu

hard this fall and press the flesh and try to get more black voters to consider donald trump as a candidate. >> interesting. meanwhile, tonight, what are your listeners on whur wanting to hear from the candidate? >> people telling me they heard the plubluster and people telli me that they like some of the comments ted cruz has said before he was booed. he talked about alton sterling, the man who was shot and killed in baton rouge. >> and if you talk to republicans, that part of the speech got drawn out by the boos. >> and a smatring there, which a lot of people noted not a lot of people on that. >> troy, thanks so much for coming in. we'll see you next week. t

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i'm chris lawrence, live at quicken loans arena. we have been working all day to bring you more information on what has become one of the biggest controversies at any political convention ever. that, of course, is what happened last night with ted cruz. we have been talking to sources all day trying to get more information on what went down after that episode. take a look at what was captured on video just after ted cruz stopped speaking. you can see heidi cruz, his wife, being hustled out of there and that is

attorney general ken cuccinelli who says he grabbed her arm and got her out of there. he called it very threatening. he said he was worried about her and he said he wanted to get her out of there as soon as possible. were you disappointed in what some of your delegates were saying? >> i was disappointed with how she was treated entirely. you know, i'm one of these people that think families are out of bounds. >> reporter: in fact, cuccinelli told us that in a meeting today, that's what they were talking about, trying to unify the delegation before they had back to virginia. it's playing out on a much bigger scale here in quicken loans arena. now it's donald trump's job to try to come after that and unify this entire party. reporting live, chris lawrence, news4, back to you. >> thanks, chris. a street artist in tinsel to i

nominee donald trump and one of his policy proposals. >> this artist goes by the name of plastic jesus and he's built a wall around trump's hall of fame star. donald trump wants the u.s. to build a wall along the mexican border to help fight illegal immigration. a few hours from now, ivanka trump will be introducing her father as he accepts the republican nomination. in an exclusive interview, savannah guthrie caught up with ivanka, talking about the controversy surrounding melania's speech and her father's accomplishments. >> and last night, actually standing alongside both of my brothers when he was officially declared the republican nominee, i got very emotional. i mean, it's been an unbelievable journey. >> ivanka

terrified to speech in such a large audience but she feels honored to introduce her father. cell phone video that is generating a lot of reaction on our facebook pages. it shows the moments before and after an unarmed black man was shot and wounded by police. charles kinsey is a therapist. police shot him in the leg even though he laid on the ground with his hands in the air and repeatedly told them no one was armed. north miami police were responding to a call that someone with a gun was threatening to kill himself. he said he had been trying to calm his patient with autism who had wandered into the street. an investigation is under way. a routine trip to the gas station turned deadly in prince george's county. right now, police are looking for the masked man who shot and killed a man and then took his car. news4's chris gordon is in capital heights with reaction to this deadly

his car was stolen yesterday morning when he was filling it up here at pump 4 at the bp gas station in capital heights, maryland, one mile from where he lived in southeast washington. 68-year-old alonzo jackson left his wife at work and he was putting gas this his dodge charger. police released this video of the alleged gunman who they say shot jackson and sped off in his car. >> we're asking for the public's help in identifying him. the suspect is armed and dangerous. if you see him, call 911 immediately. if you see the car, call 911 immediately. >> reporter: ahead at 5:00, we'll hear from a neighbor who says the victim, alonzo jackson, was like a brother to her. that's the latest from capital heights, maryland, back to you.

sunshine out there and low humidity. it's starting to build more and more every minute we go into tonight. and then, by tomorrow, it's just going to be hazy, hot and humid out there. you can see we've got sunshine. not looking that bad. we're going to remain dry as we continue into the evening. this is the view from the national harbor. of course, that's coming across the beltway into maryland. not looking too bad out there. temperatures right now, 88 in d.c. that temperature is going to be cooler. especially as we head into the last hour. a lot of places have dropped into the upper 80s. a lot of places are around 90 degrees. a nice southerly wind off the potomac. temperature at 88 degrees. probably a little hotter downtown. as we continue into tonight, temperatures fall into the 70s. there could be a sprinkle north by tomorrow morning. not everybody is going to see it but we've got a system that we're watching well to the north and west. we're clear right now. this is a system that has mo

it weakened a lot as it gets into western p.a. we could have a shower early tomorrow morning and even our future cast says that right there. this is 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. as we go into saturday, looking good and hot. the temperature is nearing 100 degrees. isolated shower possible. this is the feels-like forecast. again, it's storm team 4 weather alert for tomorrow through monday. tomorrow, it will feel like 100 degrees. by saturday, between 100 and 108. same deal on monday, dangerously hot so go ahead and including that water. make sure you are well-hydrated. if you're spending any time outside, make sure you have the sunglasses and hat you a sunscreen. it's dangerous heat. we haven't had temperatures at 100 degrees since july 2012. it's been quite a while. we don't cool down too much next week. temperatures are in the 90s.

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southwest airlines is apologizing after a computer glitch caused problems for hundreds of flights nationwide. they say it's going to take them a while to recover. >> news4's megan mcgrath is at reagan international where some people spent the night. >> reporter: the line was out the door this morning and some were forced to spend the night last night when their flights were canceled. >> very disappointed. chaos. had to stay overnight, sleepover night here. >> reporter: a computer glitch caused big problems for southwest. on wednesday, 700 flights were either canceled or delayed. more than 166 were canceled nationwide today caught up in the mess is fred's three grandchildren. he says lack of communication was t

shuffled from one line to the next. >> reporter: once i got to the front of the line where 150 people were, they put me in another line. i get back in that line and then we stood there for at least about an hour before they started helping us again. >> reporter: the computer problem affected the website and phone lines so figuring out what to do has been challenging. >> it was kind of hard because the app wasn't working so it's kind of hard to stay updated on what was happening and once our flight was canceled, they helped with the rebooking but there wasn't much that they could do because so many people had problems with it. >> reporter: from reagan national airport, megan mcgrath,

what a veteran police officer is accused of doing to women during traffic stops. a beloved grandfather filling up his car at a gas station shot and killed. and a virginia senator on the very short list to be hillary clinton's vice president. hear what tim kaine is saying about the job. first at 5:00, it's going to be a huge night in cleveland for republican presidential nominee donald trump. good evening, everybody. i'm jim handly. >> and i'm wendy rieger. trump's primetime speech to the gop delegates will be his best chance to woo some of the millions watching nationwide, especially those undecided. it will also be his best opportunity to show that the republican party is unified despite ted cruz getting booed last night. earlier, the texas senator

endorsing trump when he spoke to hallie jackson. >> the way to unify the party is not to scream and yell and hurl insults. the way to unify the party is to stand behind shared values. i will shall be watching and listening to the candidates. hillary clinton will not defend freedom and be faithful to the constitution. i know that. i will not be voting for hillary clinton. >> stay tuned for team coverage live from cleveland. we'll go there live to chris lawrence and tom sherwood in the next 15 minutes. to prince george's county now where james sims is accused of taking upskirt photos of women. bureau chief tracee wilkins is live. some of this happened while the officer was on duty? >> reporte