yesterday, right? >> yeah, good news. i'm too excited. let's go get to the traffic. i want to show you what i'm talking about. winds were coming out of the south, and we had dew points in the low 70s, so it was pretty humid. and temperatures at 84 and climbing, but, again, not as humid as you woke up to earlier this morning. there's a look at the four things you need to know. great for a pool day. grab the sun screen if you are headed to the beach. we could see isolated storms on july fourth. we'll talk about that. we have been following a developing story out of prince georges county. a man found dead inside a car on the beltway. >> derick ward is live with what police are trying to find out this morning. derick? >> reporter: indeed they are. the beltway is open now. that ramp

closed during the investigation into the incident which happened at 11:55 last night. th'shen prceeoes police came upon a car, and they found an individual inside who had been shot and they said multiple times. they don't know if the person was shot was found there or somewhere else. that did snarl late-night traffic on the beltway for the period of that investigation. we are awaiting the identification of the victim in that incident. again, prince georges county police investigating a person found dead in a car on the beltway before midnight last night. back to you. >> darrick, thanks. to fairfax county where richmond

a man was hit and killed by a car while crossing the road. police still trying to figure out how this crash happened. follow any updates through our washington app. and prince georges county police investigating a home invasion that turned into a gun battle. two suspects broke into a home that you are looking at there, and they fired shots at the people inside and the people inside fired back. one of the intruders was killed and the other got away, and a person inside the home was taken to the hospital but expected to be okay. police at this point are saying they don't believe this was a random crime. we want to bring you up to speed out of the latest of the little rock, arkansas. u.s. marshals are confirming the arrest of ricky hampton, you see him right there. he's the first confirmed suspect in the shooting at the

ultra lounge. police say two people are in critical condition this morning. in all, 28 people hurt. nbc's chris pallone reports on what was a horrific shooting that now has that club shutting its doors for good. >> reporter: it happened in little rock's power ultra lounge, and the clubgoers tried to escape any way they could. in all police say 25 people were shot, at least three others injured trying to get out, and police say there were several shooters in the gun battle. >> some sort of dispute broke out between individuals that were inside and the exchange of gunfire took place. >> it happened as memphis rapper, finesse 2 tymes was onstage. the performer has open warrants for gun possession and assaults

big hammer, on the people that would do violence on guns and hurt people. >> authorities believe all victims will survive, including justin pearson's friend. >> there was an altercation in a club between a group of people and everybody took off running and he got shot in the back running. >> the youngest victim was 16 years old. this was the 137th mass shooting this year. chris pallone, nbc news. fredericksburg police are still trying to figure out who shot a man in a parking lot of a greenbrier parking lot. he died at the hospital after somebody rushed him to the hospital where he died. suzanne

with the "new york times," and her husband shot four people last month, including senator scalise. she said something in her husband flipped when donald trump was elected and his anger turns into rage, and she said i wake up with hot sweats, thinking, you should have known, you should have known. she said cold-hearted as it may be, i'm done. she wants it all to be over especially for her grand daughters and hope it can be not brought up. and then a child sex ring, a false theory is circulating again. people who live near calmet ping pong. one neighbor says the s

neighborhood safety. >> with the pizza parlor just a few blocks away we had, you know, an incident where somebody self investigated with an assault rifle. >> police arrested the man responsible for the attack last december and less than two weeks ago he was sentenced to four years in prison for firing inside that restaurant. ready for your sunday checklist? sure. sunglasses. sun block. somara also checking when you may need to pull out the umbrella, and we are preparing for what is going to be a hot day. a dozen people hurt after an suv slammed into pedestrians. the danger in harlem and what investigators are now uncoverin

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upset -- >> manny pacquiao defeated in the land down under to jeff horn in a stunning upset. the bout was built as the battle of bridgeman. horn becomes the 27th australian to be crowned as the world champion boxer. and then wire fraud charges in the wake of the controversy. those who paid big bucks to attend were greeted with fema tents and cheese sandwiches. mcfarland is accused of altering documents to get big investments. he could face up to 20 years if prison if found guilty. and then an amber alert coming out of

the fbi found the body of a girl inside a home. the 13-year-old was abducted from her home on wednesday. lancaster police said her abductor told her family she would be harmed if they called authorities. they made four arrests in her disappearance. >> the sun is out and you will feel the heat the next couple of days. those of you who ride metro, you will want to watch the next story. we will tell you how first responders are preparing for a worst case

good morning. i am storm team 4 meteorologist, and let's get to your fourth of july forecast. we will see sunshine throughout the day. in fact, temperatures rising in the low 90s and it will feel a bit more humid on tuesday. we do stand a chance for isolated showers and thunderstorms, so we will monitor the radar closely. clouds start to build in as we head toward the evening and overnight hours. that's a look at your forecast. we'll talk soon. thank you. a dozen people were hurt after an uber driver passed out behind the wheel

into the sidewalk in harlem. some of the injured people there are getting help. police say the driver had a medical condition behind the wheel that caused him to slam into a city bus and lose control. this was around noon yesterday. people on the sidewalk said they could do what they could to get out of the way. >> i tried to grab him to go this way, and like, everybody just -- i know i went against the wall. it seemed very cold. >> the driver, a passenger in the uber and a police officer were among those taken to the hospital. two people are in critical but stable condition. one person is in serious condition. no charges have been filed against the driver. a netflix documentary has called for the release of his files. an online position has more than 11,0 s

airing of "the keepers." phfrpblg maskell has since died. a spokesperson says state law bars the release of confidential information. riders are hoping for a more reliable and safe commute, and we know we have seen a number of incidents involving fire and smoke on the tracks, and even deaths at times. >> it has been very saeurioerio. 2020 is and they are thinking to bring in the silver line. and first responders are preparing now. >> it's just another day of training for these fire and rescue

their kcurriculum rapidly expanding. >> everything from simulators to liquid propane gas fires, trench rescue, but this is different. >> sank is referring to this. it's a metro training simulator. >> this is something we have not dealt with. there's no rail lines in loudoun county. >> soon they are using this, a portion of the trail currently a construction zone. >> we will train from one spectrum to the other. >> from potential terrorists attacks and the smoke that may rise. >> when building a simulator like this, the detail, well, they matter. they wanted to have an old railcar to use for training and they wanted to position this car on tracks so it was similar to what would you find in a real life scenario. from the car to the fence

you don't always have a platform to step on to. >> they need to be able to climb on it, so that's why there's no steps on it. this is designed to be not as a train station. this is meant to be the one that you see as you are driving. >> maria figueroa taylor has been planning this for several years, and she shared the photos and they share the choreography it took to get the cars out to leesburg and hoist them on to the tracks. >> what we are do something to be ready if we have to respond to an emergency. >> gaining skills they hope to never use, preparing to keep you safe. when i was out there doing that story i was sweating, and just saying i need to get ac, and then i looked at all the firefighters in the gear, and suck it up, david, i can get through it. another hot one. >> we were just talking about the last two

of julys, cloudy out and you could not see the crystal clear sky. >> we are talking partly cloudy conditions, and not as bad as last year. there's hope out there. right now we are already off to a good start as yesterday when it was rough. let's get a check of the current temperatures. we are already at 84 degrees and climbing towards the high. 80 degrees in gaithersburg right now. good morning, leesburg, how are you doing? 82 degrees for you. our exercise forecast or fit forecast, should i say, i want you to have the sunglasses handy. it's becoming less and less humid as we head throughout the day, and that's good news. i would rather you go now until waiting until the afternoon when it's hot. 85 degrees by lunchtime, and by 4:00 p.m. low 90s for a lot of us so it's going to be hot. maybe you will

cape may, foggy this morning but it since burned off. as we head in towards tuesday, they stand a chance of isolated thunderstorms. then we're talking about temperatures around 82 degrees today and as we head into tuesday, that shower chance does still stand. that was a lot. less go ahead and take a look at ocean city's forecast. not bad as well. and virginia beach, that's getting a little finicky as we see storm chances creeping up on monday and tuesday. much hotter, though, temperatures in the low 90s as we head through the day. a great day for the beach for a lot of us, especially for today. as we walk through the future cast here, 6:00 p.m., still dry for your sunday. monday, mostly sunny. we will start really nice and quiet. by monday evening, some of the clouds start to move in as the next system approaches. here's a look at your

410-day we are going to see mostly sunny conditions throughout the day, and clouds build in and afternoon towards the evening make for partly cloudy conditions overnight and we do stand a chance for isolated thunderstorms. be sure and download the app. that's a look at the 10-day forecast, and back to you all. congress is out of town for the july fourth recess, but after a couple days of parades and sparklers they will be back in town for a very different kind of fireworks. >> the gop-led house and senate have a lot on their plate and there will be political drama and intrigue if they want to get it done about that. >> gop senators headed home without a compromise on a bill and it's murky to see if leaders can put together a deal that can pass. >> even if they can solve that

tax reform, too. >> and all that is hard under the best of circumstances but republicans are dealing with a fractured party. the president is deeply unpopular and detracted by a host of unrelated issues. >> buckle up for a wild ride on the other side. you can call them middle school masterminds. the summer coding camp teaching young girls to get involved

on this fourth of july weekends, you can celebrate the red, the white and the brew. did you catch that david? >> oh, it sounds like blue. >> it's happening. there's a beer festival happening at the capital river front and combines patriotic colors and beers and food. a it starts at 1:00 p.m., and good news there are still tickets available. >> you got something to do. as we approach the fourth of july, a bald eagle, a symbol of the country's symbolism, getting tl krfrp tlc. the humane society said it was having trouble breathing and coul't

facebook page to keep us updated on the progress. this next story you see you might see the video of the young girls, a group of middle school girls and you think they are just playing around by creating video games, but they are showing us this is really hard work. >> it's part of a summer camp by george mason university and a virginia business. as amy cho shows us, the goal is to get more girls interested in technology. >> let your imagination free. >> the girls in the class started from scratch, and now they just about cracked the code to finishing a game. it's just super fun watching other people be productive about it and actually learning how to make video games so other people can enjoy it. >> it feels good because most girls think, oh, i can't do this, because i am a girl, and people think girls are very typical.

coding, math, and it's something you will never learn in any textbo textbook. >> we work together to make the game and edit them and feedback. >> i love the games they are creating. there's so much excitement. >> that excitement is something many of them say will last a lifetime. and i very much would love to do this as a job. to wake up every day and be excited to go to work. >> do what you love and don't be afraid to make mistakes and don't be afraid to stand up for yourself and just be happy and follow your dreams. >> when it comes to the future for these girls, it's game on. >> i'm so happy right now. >> in fairfax, amy cho, news4. as we look live outside, it looks like a nice start to your day. it will get hot and we are going to help you time out any plans you will be making

and we are looking at possibility of rain. a boy hit while riding his bike and blaming d.c. police. what a famil saysy

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come forward after an overnight homicide. this is a bizarre investigation that is under way right now. an officer found a man's body inside a stopped car on the outer loop of the beltway. this was near pennsylvania avenue. they say he was shot sometime before midnight. a shooting suspect on the loose after a home invasion in brandy wine. two intruders busts into a home and started shooting. somebody in the home fired back and one intruder died and the other fled and a person inside the home was injured. the u.s. marshals and the fbi arresting ricky hampton. this, who you are looking at right here, is the first official suspect in the little rock mass shooting. 28 people hurt and two in critical condition this morning and the finesse 2 tymes was arrested in alabama on thursday.

welcome back in on this sunday morning. i am david culver alongside meggen fitzgerald. a nice way to kick off the weekend head into a holiday. >> and somara says this is her favorite day. i know we did talk about rain, so i will focus on little bit on that. most of the day will be mostly sunny and great out there, and as we head into the afternoon those temperatures are going to creep up to 92 degrees, and the humidity level will rise. as to the possible storms, they will be hit or miss. we could see some scattered showers and thunderstorms so be sure and download our app so we can track it on the radar. that's a look

over to you. >> thank you. a candlelight vigil is planned to honor of life of a father of four killed in a motorcycle crash. he was killed after he lost control of his motorcycle in brandy wine. the accident happened thursday at branch avenue and phoerz road. the cause of the crash has been under investigation and tonight's vigil is set for 7:00 at the crash site. and a boy hit by a car on his bike and the driver taking off. there are claims the car that hit him was a police cruiser. the police are investigating the claims. the incident happened on thursday evening in northwest. police say that the boy ran off the road and struck a wall in an alley, but the boy and his mom, they have a different story. >> reporter: 11-year-old vaughn is walking with a limp and he said he was hit by a

cruiser while riding his bike and the officer drove away and didn't call for help. >> was he chasing you? >> yes. >> why? >> because he thought i had a weapon. >> did you have a weapon? >> no. >> but you had some fireworks, firecrackers or something? >> yes. >> the incident happened at 7:45 last thursday evening in the alley here in northwest d.c. police said in a statement that the boy ran off the roadway and struck the wall of an alley, and what jay vaughn and his mom say, it didn't happen that way. >> i almost hit the wall and stopped and then the police car hit me in the back of my wheel. >> they are concerned the officer drove off. he said the officer wanted to know what was in his pocket and he showed him, and it was fireworks and the officer returned them and drove away. >> you

your son on his bike. >> yes, i do. >> do you feel it was an accident or what do you think happened. >> i don't think it was an accident. >> a police statement says while we are glad the juvenile was not seriously injured in this incident, we are taking the investigation seriously. his mom says it made her son fear the police. in northwest, darcy spencer, news4. president donald trump up early this morning and late last night one of his last tweets was one honoring veterans. all of this coming before the fourth of july holiday. the president praising veterans and highlighting his administration's work to reform veteran services.

he also said his administration would defend religious liberties and he spoke to the theme of religious rights. >> we reflect on everything we cherish as americans. we love our country, we love our families, we love our freedom, and we love our god. >> president trump has travel ahead. he's planning to go to germany coming up in the next week for the g-20 summit. but before then he's not wasting time shooting off fireworks on twitter, and within the last 15 minutes or so president trump tweed another attack on the media in the form of a video. nbc's kelly o'donnell takes a closer look at the explosive tweets. >> reporter: back in new jersey with his family, the president taking no holiday from twitter. first

happy canada day. and then trump set off more fireworks in his running media feud, deriving the host of "morning joe" as crazy and dumb. then firing a rocket at more than two dozen state, what are they trying to have? more than half of the state official records are refusing to submit to a voter registration investigation. arkansas's republican governor. >> i would be very hesitant to send out voter data that is available here in arkansas into a national database. >> among the reasons privacy concerns, state authority over elections and fears the data could be used to disqualify some voters. but the other pyrotechnic this weekend are going off over health care. >> stand up for the people her

>> and bill cassidy -- >> i am doing my best to make sure that we continue coverage, care for those with pre-existing conditions. >> facing heat from constituents republican lawmakers find themselves back home with no plan yet and no answers on how to replace obamacare. >> kelly o'donnell reporting. health care will be at the forefront of the discussion on "meet the press" this morning. chuck todd will have an exclusive joint interview with delaware democratic senator tom carper, and louisiana republican senator, bill cassidy. "meet the press" airs at 10:30 right here on news4. we will stick with politics and take you down to the race for virginia's next governor. the nominees are gearing up for the general election. republican nominee, ed

north virginia. he rallied a crowd of supporters in springfield yesterday. gillespie will take on this man here, lieutenant governor. warming up, going to get hot. talking the 90s. and we will see if rain can make its way into the firework watching plans. spreading kindness one lawn at a time. how several young people are

former israeli prime minister is out of prison after serving time for krcorruption. the 71-year-old was released earlier this morning from this prison here. he was convicted three years ago in a corruption scandal.

mayor of jerusalem and trade minister before he became premiere. the case accused him of accepting bribes and obstruction of justice. and we have learned it could be a matter of days before isis is pushed out of mosul. the battle for control of the iraq's second largest city has been going on for eight months. iraqi troops are fighting on the ground and the americans are providing intelligence for the group and calling in air strikes. 9:41 is your time on this sunday morning. it looks nice. the question is, and we have been asking this on facebook live, will that be the case for the parade and fireworks in a couple days? we have somara theodore closely tracking how soon storms could be moving back through. crime scene to the big screen,

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you know it's time to fire up that grill for your sunday. make sure you cook extra food because there's always the one guest that sneaks in their tupperware. temperatures in the 90s around 3:00 p.m., so i highly recommend starting by lunchtime so you are not too hot

staying dry for the rest of your sunday, and looking like great conditions to grill and take a dip in the pool. back over to you. you have seen him on the big screen but did you know he used to bust drug dealers on the street of virginia. >> angie goff is off today, but still contributing to the show. >> are you okay? >> he played a clumsy detective, a serial killer investigated scream queen's royalty. he faced off with mark wahlberg during disaster. jim clark is making it in hollywood which may have you wondering what is he doing here walking the halls of the sheriff's department. >> to me it's the most honorable profession in the world. >> clark spent more than a decade chasing

as a full time cop in virginia. while on the job he went back to school. >> i literally was going to midnight patrol that night and i had to work midnight and i said, ma'am, i am a police officer and i am going to work midnight, and he said that's fine and dandy, but you can what it takes and can do it professionally if you want to. >> he pursued his new passion. he works first to kate beckinsale's bodyguard. many law enforcement roles followed, and working with matthew mcconaughey in "true detectives," and most recently starring opposite keanu reeves. but his favorite, playing the caddy. >> the highlight of my career.

behind the scenes, and he says he finds himself missing police work. it's a big part of the reason he comes back here to the communities he once patrolled. >> he is hoping to help at risk kids through an outreach program he's developing with his friend and boss. >> we are trying to think of ways we can reach maybe different demographics or groups of people that maybe we have not reached out to. >> law enforcement arts development. >> it's the die yynamic of how marry both together. >> he said this project helps to keep him grounded. >> the law enforcement gave me

settle in to whatever is happening to me and still be grateful. >> nobody is going to jump out at me, right. >> the latest economy 6:66 p.m., it's out this fall. >> exhibiting humidity and giving back. >> love that. we are going to stick with that theme, right? the next story, you will love this one. several young men spreading kindness across d.c. >> take a look at this video. you can see what they are doing right there on your screen. coming up, those are young men braving the heat to mow lawns of the elderly. it's all part of the d.c.'s youth rehabilitation program. >> it feels good. made me feel good more, giving me a second chance so that i do other things, other positive things instead of always doing negative. >> it

tremendously, because i'm the one that cuts the grace. >> and the d.c. mayor was out there as well, and she is doing what she can to mow lawns as well. organizers say this program happens every sadturday. if they were out there, they were dealing with the heat and humidity. >> yeah, and the skies were dark and then ripped through and the sun came back out. >> the humidity actually dropped a little bit this morning as the wind shifted so that's always good news. we start to see the humidity outside when it's this hot. let's get a look at the current temperature. 84 degrees. there we go talking about the wind. this morning it was out of the south and it was very muggy. we saw dew points in the upper 70s. we are also seeing winds out of the northwest.

policem policem policeman. policeman planning the forecast. and we are pretty quiet overnight. absolutely beautiful day ahead of us. if you are planning your day from the perspective, i'm headed to the beach, it will be cooler, mid-80s which is normal, and lots of sunshine, i think it will make for the perfect day. we do have a chance for an isolated pop-up thunderstorm, but the sun will take precedence. let's look at the fourth of july forecast. there's a chance we could see storms and showers, but here's the thing. it will be hit or miss. some areas won't have to worry about it staying dry most of the day and the bulk of the day will be taken over by sunshine. temperatures rising in the low 90s as we

fourth. hour-by-hour, pushing through 6:00 p.m., sunday, clouds creeping in, and monday, starting off with brilliant sunshine and then head into the later afternoon and the clouds filling in and that chance for wet weather. here's a look at your storm team 10-day forecast. i will highlight tuesday again, and remember temperatures in the low 90s, that p.m. storm chance creeps in but it really starts to impact us here at the end of the week. and that's why we will see the storm chance rev up. and then we go to the 80s which is normal this time of year. and living in luxury, if only for a short time, right? we will show you the new rental options bringing

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so it's being called a new concept in urban living. an old mansion at dupont circle has been transformed as you see here into temporarily luxury housing. it's a cool idea. >> i think we could make it work. nice and simple. >> why not? >> this is targeting visitors that will be working here for a few months and perhaps they have the urge to want to live large, right? wendy rieger will take us inside. >> reporter: it was the patterson mansion. this was their

during those days in 1903, when the patterson's were filthy rich and sometimes found themselves in our lovely town, but now it can be anybody's pad for a small fortune, but it can also be their best friend. >> it's a new concept in urban living. we call it urban living re-imagined. >> it's calling this the ampier dupont circle. you can rent them for a couple weeks, a couple months or a year. it also becomes your social club with all kinds of built in ameniti amenities. >> that would be a continental breakfast in the morning, and they will have a liquor license. in the evenings when they come home, most likely they will come up here and anybodile on some of the

grab a drink at the bar. >> spaces will be designed for relaxation. there will be a speaker series, rotating art installations, and artists coming into explain their works. and then book signings all in the rare air of this high-end sanctuary. >> it's bringing the city in for our residents. >> as for the apartments they range from 350 to 6,000 square feet. the longer you stay, the better the price. with the brookings institute and other think tanks nearby, this haven provides location and luxury with a sophisticated social flare so its clients can go big before they have to go home. wendy rieger, news4 washington. >> l

we will travel back to 2016. remember this? this was fourth of july last year, and the fireworks were not that clear, that is what you see there, and storms were moving through. the question is, as we track this year's fireworks we will be able to see them as bright and clear as what you see on your screen right now? a man found dead on the beltway late last night. police t tory

shot dead on the beltway. the homicide investigation that brought traffic to a standstill for hours. a home break-in and shots fired. the dangerous encounter with intruders and we will show you how one of the intruders was stopped from slipping away. feel the heat and bring on the sun. storm team 4 tracking how you can plan ahead for barbecues, parades and fireworks. >> a lot going on for some have of the long holiday weekend. it's day two of four for some folks. right? >> yeah. >> let's get right to weather.