they say the decline is due to fewer complaints. everyone hates dropping their phone and dropping it in the water maybe even worse, but apple could possibly be working to fix that problem. apple's plans are secret, as you might expect. we don't know exactly what they are working on. however, the company was just granted a brand-new patent to let you edit photos that were taken under water. the patent specifically mentions using that tech in iphone and ipads. there's a chance you could use it in the future. that means if you drop it in the water, it's not going to damage it. >> that would be interesting. stay with us. news 4 today continues right now at 5:00 a.m. we are following a major developing story now. someone was shot on the grounds of inova f

shootings and the reasons behind it. angie goff is at the live desk with new information. what's going on? >> we've learned that the far fax county sheriffs deputy who was on assignment at the hospital. shot and struck that individual after being threatened. as you take a look at the scene here, that, of course, according to preliminary reports that we're getting, after darcy spencer broke the news. the man shot is now inside the hospital recovering and is expected to be okay. this all started, they say, when someone reported a suspicious man last night with some sort of edged weapon seen at a bus stop near inova. the deputy involved is on routine administrative leave and an internal investigation is under way. mow leet green on the scene gathering more information. a live report coming up. also developing right now, we're working to learn what kind of impact a giant under ground fire is going to have today. d.c. fire and ems

transformer blue on 18th street last night. take a look at some of the smoke here. kristin wright just got to the scene. she will have a live report in a couple of minutes. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. another big story for us this morning is the stifling hot and humid weather. >> a lot of people going to be cleaning up today too after a string of storms came through the area cht i want to show some of the lightning that we caught on camera in arlington last night. we'll show it to you later. >> the weather has calmed down as you've noticed a lot but it's still hot. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell now with a look at what we can expect. >> another day with dangerously high heat indexes and another chance for stronger storms again this afternoon into this evening. your weather headlines, it's rain cooled but i should be put quotation marks around cooled. heat index could be close to 110 once again. another chance for

thunderstorms, this afternoon into this evening. a little earlier than yesterday's chance. today's chance breaks up 4:00, 5:00, until about 10:00. we should be near 90 by noon today and afternoon highs 98 in downtown washington. 91 gaithersburg. 94 in frederick , maryland, even upper 90s in central virginia today. another day of high heat, high humidity and storm chances. there is relief in sight. i'll tell you how to dress for this extreme heat. let's go to melissa for a check on 495. >> whoops! i can't run that fast. >> you got to move more quickly than that chuck. inner loop, pennsylvania avenue, broken down car. now we have the seven day and i can pretend i know what i'm talking about with the weather. today's commute, beltway, looking good. 66 from fairfax county p

to the beltway, you can see going 61 miles per hour. l street, still shut down at 818th threat at northwest because of that fire department investigation we've been telling you about and this has just cleared, eastbound liberty road at route zahn way, all lanes are now open. developing right now, a huge underground fire in d.c. has power out to businesses. flames and smoke up the sides of the building in northwest washington. it was a dangerous situation for firefighters and utility workers. news 4 kristin wright is at the scene with a look at the damage. kristin good morning. >> reporter: i talked with one of the pepco contractors a couple minutes ago and the way he put it this is still very much a problem. i want to show you right here behind me. you can see the fire is out. the under ground fire is out mostly. it's still smoldering. i don't know if you can seee

ground. a lot of work crews out here. all kinds of trucks trying to figure out exactly what's going on. i was told by one of those contractors at 4:30 this morning, there was a big boom. they don't know what that was at this point. i want to show you some video from overnight. this has been going on all night long. this is video tweeted out by d.c. fire and ems and you can see all of the flames that were shooting out of the ground from this transformer fire overnight. big flames, red, glowing, shooting out from the ground and a lot of smoke. you can see why this is such a huge problem. we expect this to continue throughout the day today. back here live, again, pepco contractors here. police out here. making sure that this doesn't become a huge safety issue as well. pepco, we're still checking with them to find out exactly how many outages we're talking about. we understand that pepco may be working on this until well into the afternoon.

northwest washington. thank you. recovery crews will begin a sixth day at the scene of that deadly apartment explosion in montgomery county. senator ben cardin of maryland and montgomery county executive ike leggit will visit the site today. a sixth body was found in the rubble yesterday. an eighth person who had been missing has been found afe. washington gas officials may return to that site. they are visiting nearby buildings to test the gas lines. developing this morning, a crash involving a fire truck sent five people to the hospital. it happened along monroe and holm mead last night. the truck was responding to a call when it collided with a car. the lights and sirens were on when the crash happened. two people who had to be pride out of the car aren

condition. three others are listed in serious condition. four firefighters were evaluated as a precaution but they are expected to be. nuances -- new answers could come today in a decades old murder case. our news partners at wtop report that patricia jean welsh plans to enter a plea for perjury for the lyons sisters murders. they disappeared from the mall. 40 years ago. prosecutors believe that lloyd welsh kidnapped the girls, killed them and buried their burned remains in bedford county, virginia. his trial is pushed to next year. patricia jean welsh is his cousin. she told investigators that other family members lied to family members to cover up the crimes. >> two incidents are racing security concerns at cia headquarters in langley, virginia. thomas luu is expected to plead guilty today. he crashed his car in june to get the cia's attention.

his mother said her son was troubled and distraught by the orlando shootings. a pennsylvania man was stopped at the gate carrying a rifle and a dagger. court records say the man was trespassing. day 11 of the rio olympic begins a prince george's county boxer looking to keep his medal chances alive. gary russell from capitol hill will compete in the quarter finals in boxing against ubekizstan. beach volleyball, kerri walsh jennings and april ross take on brazil. that should be huge. allyson felix made history last night by becoming the most decorated female athlete in team usa's history. it was an amazing. first time olympian clayton murphy won the bronze ie

laurie hernandez won the silver medal and simone biles won the bronze medal in the balance beam event and that was a very exciting event as well. we all know katie ledecky won five olympic medals and broke two world records in rio and she's preparing for yet another challenge. she's heading to stanford university as a freshman and she will use her d.c. upbringing she says to help her pick a major. >> i'm thinking something maybe government or psychology or something along those lines. growing up in d.c., i've always kind of been -- >> when you run for office, i think you would get some votes, wouldn't you say? >> thank you. thanks. i'll start my campaign early. >> can you imagine? katie ledecky for president. she took a gap year because of the olympics. she stayed with her studies as a visiting student at georgetown. she can just do whatever the heck she wants to do. >> just about. >> the discipline she's learned from her training in swimming will help her the rest o

life. >> good for her. we expect to learn some more information today on what lies ahead for fairfax city less than one week after the mayor resigned. >> what we could find out in a matter of hours. i'm angie goff here at the live desk with a major development in a massive wildfire in northern california. the arrest just made in this case. >> reporter: a sheriffs deputy shoots a man outside inova hospital. we're live with dails coming et

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right now. we're monitoring the aftermath of a shooting involving a deputy at inova fairfax hospital. the new detail unfolding in a live report. let's get a look at the olympic kaled ron. another day under way. what to watch when we go live to brazil. good morning. we're in storm team 4 weather alert mode again for today because of dangerously high heat indexes just like we've been dealing with the last couple of days. a heat advisory is up from noon until 8:00 today. heat indexes could be close to 110 yet again for today. tomorrow, we start to see some improvement tomorrow. highs tomorrow, low to mid 90s with heat indexes in the mid to upper 90s. today will be a steamer. high up near 98

thunderstorms again this afternoon into this evening much like yesterday, though, i don't think we'll have quite as much coverage as yesterday. your outdoor planning, morning run, remember to have your spf and hydrated. lightweig lightweight, light colors clothes. sunglasses. back that small umbrella and wear as little as you can get away with and not get in trouble at the office. over to you, melissa. [ laughter ] >> what am i supposed to do with that? i'm appropriately clothed. 66 eastbound at 123 three car crash involving the left lane. not seeing build ups on the map but on the camera this morning. we'll keep an eye on that. beltway, inner loop of

broken down car blocking one lane here this morning. en l street shut down at 18th northwest because of that fire department investigation. new details overnight from a developing story. a shooting involving a sheriffs deputy outside inova fairfax hospital. molette green is live there with an update. the suspect had some sort of weapon we hear. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. yeah, it happened at a bus stop near the green garage right here on the hospital campus. now hospital security called fairfax county police to report a suspicious man holding what police only described as an edged weapon. they would not go into more detail about the weapon here. a sheriffs deputy already on duty here and in uniform came to the scene, got here before the other officers, and here's what police say happened next. >> county sheriffs office deputy was working at the hospital already and

responded, located this suspect, and some sort of confrontation took place, and the deputy wound up shooting the suspect. >> reporter: now, right now, it is unclear how many times this 18-year sheriffs deputy fired his weapon and how many times this adult male was actually hit. no one else was injured in this. no word yet on possible charges. police say there is no known threat to the public here at the hospital. back to you. why would anybody do this? that's the big question this morning as a wildfire in northern california rages on. investigators say that they now know the person behind this. the clayton fire that's destroyed nearly 200 homes and buildings and more than 4,000 acres of land. it is only 5% contain right now. damian pashlik is in custod

investigators saying that number could go up. they say this isn't the only fire they believe the 40-year-old is behind. more as we get it. all right. angie, thank you. 5:17. police in milwaukee arrested six people overnight and saying protests are becoming more peaceful. yesterday's rioters set fire to buildings and cars to protest the death of a sillva smith on saturday. the state is investigating the police shooting. happening today, the fairfax city council will hold a special meeting to talk about special election for a new mayor. former mayor, scott silverthorne resign last week after he was arrested for giving methamphetamine appear to an underground detective in exchange for a sexual favor. it is day 11 of competition for the 2016 rio games. th

several medals are on the line today with quarter finals and semifinal competitions. yesterday's competition wasn't without its dramatic endings. nbc's jay gray is dancing along with our olympic coverage. live in rio. jay. >> love the music. >> i'm glad you are having a good time, you know what i mean? >> reporter: good morning, yeah. absolutely how can you not at these olympics, especially with the way team usa is competing here. no gold yesterday for the first time in rio but several american athletes grabbing medals to add to their overall lead. let's start with simone biles the best gymnast in the world, has a bit of a slip yesterday. she had to grab hold of the beam. she grabbed a bronze medal in the competition yesterday. what a great competition she's had here to this point. it was great to see her still medal after having a bit of a mistake there. let's go on to track and field where allyson

competition and looking for gold in the 400. she is barely edged out. guys, did you see this? the runner from the bahamas actually diving at the finish line to get across first, so just across ahead of feel lix. she ends up with the silver there, but she's still the most decorated track and field female olympian in u.s. history. a good day for the americans. they hope to get back to gold a bit later today. >> a lot of people tweeting us and sharing on facebook they are not sure if miller deserves the gold that allyson felix ran. i'm sure people are talking about it today. now to your morning medal count here at 11 days of competition, team usa has earned 75 medals, 26 of those are gold. china is in second place with 46. great britain is in third place with 41. but as one more gold medal than

more reports from our wendy rieger. who is having more fun. the olympians or wendy rieger? >> it might be wendy. she started off week two by showing us the ipanema hippy fair. we're in a weather alert day. chuck bell tells us why. >> another day with high heat indexes and another day with severe weather chances again day. so much heat and humidity that any thunderstorms that can fire up in this kind of environment are likely to be heavy rain producers for sure, frequent lightning producers and could produce high winds. most neighborhoods are still well above the 70 degree mark here early this

another mild start will lead to another dangerously hot day today. storm team 4 radar all quiet this morning. the storms that we had late yesterday, here's a six-hour loop that shows the last of the thunderstorms drifting across parts of southern maryland and the eastern shore. those have all faded away but all that lingering pool of moisture is still in place. once we get the daytime heating back into effect, there will be a chance to develop more storms later today. here's future weather. there's the blossoming of forms between 3:00 and 7:00. they can continue on later in the evening than that. the big issue is going to be the dangerously high heat indexes, forecasted 105 to 10 110 through most of the afternoon hours. heat advisories for most of the d.c. area, southern maryland, and. the eastern shore. there's your five-day forecast. 30% chance of storms today and better chance coming up as we get into tomorrow and finally cooler by the weekend. i'll give you the fourhi

you need to know about the forecast at 5:31. >> slowdowns at 66 at germantown road as we're approaching 123. they are turning the camera around to get a better vantage point. we notice a three-car crash eastbound at 123 blocking the left lanes. you can start to see some of that orange here. slowdowns, you are getting by on the right. this is just on the left side of the roadway here. looking at the beltway, no major problems, 395 northbound at glebe road. inner loop at pennsylvania that has just cleared out. wanted to mention that. and 95 north from quantico from the beltway, you are on time here. 18 minutes. no problems. well, you've seen the dramatic rescues and now we're hearing more devastating numbers. the latest on the climbing death toll after that catastrophic flooding in louisiana. and a

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united states. health official in texas say they are dealing with a new case. >> good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. first, it is a weather alert day here because of the extreme heat. >> chuck bell, tell us what we can expect today. >> day four with heat indexes up in the danger zone across the area. that's certainly something you need to take seriously. stay hydrated. check on your elderly neighbors, and make sure your dogs have a cool bowl of water. last day of extreme heat. today is the last of the worst of it. storms possible again this afternoon. probably as much coverage as yesterday but individual storms could pack quite a punch. higher rain chances coming our way tomorrow as slightly cooler air coming our way this week. we have significantly cooler weather next week. slow on parts of interstate 66. here's melissa mollet. 66 at 123 here,ca

lane there, camera not so hot in that area right now because there are trees blocking but we're seeing slowdowns here as you are headed inbound. warning, allow extra time while they get that one out of the way. 5 north at coven tri way. left side is blocked by a crash there. seeing a little bit of a slowdown. 395 northbound at glebe road. again, blocked by an accident. a new federal report on metro is raising new concerns about your safety the federal transit administration says between january 2012 and july of this year, metro train operators ran stop signals 68 times. the fta report blames factors like inattention, confusion on the operator's lack of familiarity and also poor communication between the train operator and the control center. metro responded saying it will work with the fta and meet all

deadlines outline in the report. today's extreme heat could slow down your commute on metro for the second day in a row. trains have been running at 35 miles per hour because of high track temperatures. yesterday, the heat led to vre delays on the fredericksburg line. a man accused in deadly shootings outside of a mosque is expected to be arraigned today. police say morelle hit a bicyclist with his suv minutes later. both crimes were caught on surveillance. charge were filed after a gun and clothes matching the gunman's description were found in his home. a 15-year-old was trying to kill someone when he fired a begun at the verizon center. the shooting happened in the mcdonald's last friday. it was around noon. a very busy

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the clayton fire is only 5% contained. this has caused an estimated $10 million in damage so far. a lot of people have been evacuated from their home. they arrested a man they believe is responsible for multiple fires and charged him with 17 counts of arson. around here, the big heat is still the concern. i looked at a tweet from chuck about the heat index today. >> yeah. >> triple digits. >> triple digits again. we made 1 hundred at national airport yesterday. that's three days in a row. 1 hundred or higher at national airport and whelp within -- we will be within a whisper of that today. the record is 102. that's out of reach. but just bairl. friday, saturday, sunday, at the beaches, temperatures will be until 80s. rn

mountains, temperatures in the upper 70s to around 80. rain likely on saturday but especially on sunday. ten-day forecast which includes cooler whether in ten minutes. breaking news on 66, a three-mile backup building here at 123 because of a crash on the left side of the roadway, this is going to be a big pain for a lot of folks headed inbound this morning. three-car crash blocking. we now believe it's the two left lanes. a little hard to see on camera there. as far as travel times, you can see 66, fairfax county, to the beltway, no problems there. 270 is okay and so the top of the beltway. back here in ten. these flames are coming from an underground transformer. it's a problem d.c. firefighters and utility crews have been dealing with all night. we're live we scene with the impact of the people who live and work in that area. >> reporter: some

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entire block. i have some video i want you to see from overnight where you actually see big flames, okay, shooting from the ground where this transformer is burning. this has been going on all night long and we have crews that have been out here all night long trying to figure out what exactly happened and try to fix the whole situation but i tell you from what we can see it's going to be a pretty big job. back here live, you see foam. that foam is used by firefighters trying to put out the transformer fire. and from what i understand from d.c. fire and ems, they actually had to wait to come in. they had to wait for pepco to come do some things before firefighters could actually come in and try to put the fire out. so it is still smoldering again. power outages

right now, about 104 customers without power. if you think about that, that doesn't mean about 104 people, in this area, which is very commercial, restaurants, hotel down there, there's this office building, that means several businesses that could stretch down this entire area that won't have power maybe for much of the day until about 4:00 pepco is saying at this point. back to you. >> kristin wright live for us. it's 5:47. and prince william county have busted a huge drug ring taking thousands of prescription drugs off the street. 28 people now face charges. you see the photos here. one of them is a gainsville, doctor. police say the sciek electricity -- sigh -- psychiatrist issued prescriptions. the mystery surrounding a

12-year-old sheila and 10-year-old kathryn lyon disappeared from wheaton plaza mall more than 40 years ago. news partners report patricia jean welsh plans to enter a plea for perjury today. prosecutors believe her cousin, lloyd welsh kidnapped the girls, killed them, and buried their burned remains in bedford, virginia. other family members lied to prosecutors to cover up the crimes. cia leaders are dealing with security concerns after two recent incidents at their headquarters in langley, virginia. thomas luu is expected to plead guilty today. he crashed his car in june to get the cia's attention. his mother said her son was troubled and distraught by the orlando shootings. a pennsylvania man was stopped at the gate carrying a rifle and a dagger. court records say the man was trespassing. soon, there will be 61

bay. 15 detainees are being transferred to saudi arabia. most of those detainees were not contributing to any kind of significant threat and did not need to be held anymore. the prison task force approved the transfer of the rest of the detainees. it is the largest transfer in qawn gawn mow bay's history. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is keeping an eye on this -- are we still calling it a heat wave? can we say that? >> you bet you. three days in a row of 100 at nasht airport. we could have four in a row. it's likely today, but we're in a whisper. lingering cloud cover on our eastern horizon. we'll have more than e

miserably hot day to be outside. three days in a row 100 at national airport. the last time we had 4 was back in july of 2012. my forecast today is 98 downtown. we'll be close. i don't think we'll get all the way there. 75 right now in washington after the round of thunderstorms last night, we're at least a little cooler this morning than we were yesterday. 71 in centerville and leesburg now. nothing showing up on storm team 4 radar this morning. it will be a dry start to the day. future weather, 3:00, 4:00, a chance of thunderstorms blossoming here. by 4:00 or 5:00, likely to be better rain chance today on the northern side of the d.c. metro as opposed to owner -- southern side and that will continue on into the eenk. rain chances stand at only 30%. rain chances go up tonight into tomorrow. heat indexes could peak out in t

this should be the last day with advisory level heat though. stay indoors as much as you can. remember to stay hydrated and check on your neighbors. here's our exclusive ten-day forecast. super hot again for today and back to typical summertime weather for the remainder of this he can woo. if you are wondering when it turns really cooler, that doesn't happen until next week. see you at 6:01 with a check on highs in your hometown and we'll talk about how the weather will affect your plans. breaking news on 66. i'm earring in my ear this crash has just cleared out in the past couple of minutes. we still have this nasty backup. a three-mile backup. the one at 123 just cleared here. eastbound at 50 we have a new crash in the right lane so that is going to kind keep of this back up in play. 395 glebe, left side blocked

and 5 north at coven tri, left side. cold war, we had an ideological screening technique. the time is overdue to develop a new screening test for the threats we face today. i call it extreme vetting. i call it extreme, extreme vetting. >> that is donald trump yesterday laying out part of his plan to defeat isis. you just heard him say it would include what he calls extreme vetting of immigrants trying to gain admission into the united states. tracie potts is on capitol hill following the latest on this campaign. any specifics on what this would look like? >> reporter: what you heard is what we know. specifically what kind of questions will be asked, how this vetting will happen, is it just based on what the person says they believe, and the other big question here, how many people can they actually do this with? ha

into the country. one of things trump says we need to stem the flow so to speak by getting a list of countries that have terrorist ties or harbor terrorists or who had issues with terrorist groups and stopping everyone from those countries for a while from coming into the united states. it's a huge challenge and trump says we need to lower the numbers of people coming into the u.s. so we can tweak the system of how we vet people when they get here. hillary clinton campaigned with vice president joe biden in pennsylvania yesterday. what do we know about the voters she's going after there? >> reporter: she's got a big voter sign up registration happening today. she's going after white males without college degrees and i'm very specific about that because what the polling is showing us is that that is an area where donald trump is gaining in pennsylvania, and speaking of trump, when she was there yesterday, she talked about his national security

>> he says he won't tell anyone what he will do because he wants to keep his plans, quote, secret, and then it turns out the secret is he has no plan. >> of course, going after working class families where the polls seem to say that donald trump has a strong hold. tracie, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> virginia senator tim kaine showing off his harmonica skills on the campaign trail yesterday. he played the song "wagon wheel." let's take a live look at rio de janeiro, brazil. the games are still a big deal in brazil as the first latin american country to host the olympic games to give people a chance to learn more about that ctr

look for a dangerous fish. >> we've flown four hours from rio de janeiro to the amazon river but you may want to think for a moment before you go swimming in there because we have come here to take the boat behind me here and go fishing for piranhas. find out how it goes coming up on "today" and whether i still have all ten fingers left. >> better him than me. dangerous fish in the amazon. >> we've been watching the olympics, focusing a lot on individual athletes and how they made it to rio. behind the scenes threr other competitions of sorts. sonya brian is one of several hundred doctors assign to the athletes here. she applied on line for the job of caring for team usa. while she hasn't had to treat major problems with the athletes. she has been hanging around with them watching their

i'm one of the very few people got to watch them train before they started the events, i watched diving, synchronized swimming. water polo athletes. >> if you missed any of wendy rieger's reports from rio you can watch them in the nbc washington app. >> i should have applied to be katie ledecky's personal spokeperson. can i have that job for tokyo? you know what i mean. >> think about that. a call for change, a call for action, a call to pick up the trash. this morning, a petition to increase gar ban pick up is gaining steam. tracee wilkins explains. >> i went on line and how do i start an onlinepathy. change.org came up. >> reporter: turns up he was thinking what houses were thinking about the new

county. >> i found there was a petition started. >> felishia diggs was one of the first to sign. >> i went on and i signed it and i forwarded it to just about everyone i knew. >> reporter: surrounding counties and the district have trash pick up once a week but they also supplied the large trash toters needed in advance of the change. the county has not. that coupled with missed days has led to trash piling up for some. >> trash is picked up during different times of the day. sometimes late in the evening, early in the day, sometimes it's not picked up at all. knchts scott peter said says the county is asking for patience. the new trash toters should be out to all homes by the end of the year. any chance that the county is going back to two-day pick up? >> it is currently not on the table. a

man outside inova hospital. live with details. people across our area react to this video posted on twitter showing an officer grabbing and lifting a person off their feet. coming up how the d.c. police department is responding. >> bitter sweet because it didn't come the way, you know, i would have hoped. >> disappointment despite a record-breaking performance all because of a runner's dive. the photo finish for allyson felix's race. weather alert day. chuck looks at the extreme conditions we can expect in the next 24 hours. we'll tell you how your commute acy be imp

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