>> i'm pat lawson. that woman had been walking this morning on busy south dakota avenue when she was hit. let's get to pam collins who have been talking to people at the scene. >> well, pat, she is lucky to be alive. she's a small young woman. this morning she was run over by a big dump truck. it happened here on south dakota avenue. she was walking. was she in the crosswalk here on 33rd street or was she on south dakota avenue at the point of impact. police are trying to figure that out. now, a portion of this incident caught on camera at this gas station. looking at this security camera video, you can see the woman walking down the sidewalk on south dakota avenue towards 33rd

street. she goes out of view, so it's unclear to exactly where she was when she was struck by that dump truck. the truck makes a turn from 33rd street on to south dakota avenue. you can see someone waving their hands in front of the truck to get the driver to stop. people at the gas station then moved to give first aid to the woman. firefighters and paramedics arrive on the scene. they have a lot of life saving work to do, stopping the bleeding and preparing the victim for the trip to the hospital. the truck belongs to fort meyer construction, they do a lot of the road work in our city. police say the driver stayed on the scene and he's cooperating with the investigation. the victim, she's in the hospital. she's alive. they say

the firefighters are credited with extraordinary life saving efforts, here this afternoon, we'll hear from them coming up at 5:00. for now, leon back to you. let's get over to the weather center, some pretty intense -- >> this is what happens with the heat wave, we get the temperatures into the 90. we get the humid conditions. take a look at the current heat index, right now, 96 degrees. that's the way it feels, 98 in leesburg. 94 out towards fredericksburg. heat is one factor of course across tracking some storms, too, saw a lot of clouds earlier now some sunshine. some of these storms back to the north and west, notice down towards winchester, this storms making their way right on to the southeast, heads up in you're

area, you may even see a couple of, rumbles of thunder, severe weather here, maybe a warning or two, that's something i'll continue to keep my eye on, as well. the hottest temperatures so far this year, the heat index near 105 that is advisory level criteria. we'll talk more about that, plus the best chance of storms over the next couple of days. >> folks, as we get ready for this heat, remember you don't have to suffer, we've got your back. we didn't want to stop at 4. we have seven ways for you to stay cool and keep your family safe. open up the nbc washington app. chopper 4, high above an intense townhouse fire, the smoke was so thick and so high, you could spot it from miles away. coming from a home on captain's walk court in north patomic when montgomery county firefighters got there, they found smoke pouring, no one was injured, no word yet on what

>> first on 4:00, now, a new push to get rid of jail time. >> a dc council member is set to introduce the legislation this week. they broke the story earlier today. scott mcfarlane is a look at what we know. >> this new legislation will be formerly introduced at some point today or tomorrow. it comes as citations continue to increase on the metro system. this bill would make it a simple infraction, which means jail time and eliminates but also be lower from the current $300 in dc to $100. white is going to be formerly introducing the measure and current law makes the district most vulnerable. >> it's using tax dollars to subsidize a lot of money. we feel like the amount of offenses like should not be

so that's what we're trying to do, i've seen the young man who was locked up with his baby a few weeks ago. it's going to take it. >> this bill comes as metro tries to crack down. recent news 4 i-team investigation shows a big spike in citation and arrest for bus fair, 2015 to 2016 and metro added new patrol to deter people from not paying. metro has not yet refused but says it has an obligation to make sure every rider pays his or her fair. back to you. >> it's a developing story here that impacts the federal government as well as dc, maryland and virginia. get us new reaction and do not move the fbi's headquarters. it all came down to money. there's a problem and came up with $880 million short this year. but that also means a big waste of time and tax dollars in both maryland and virginia and

headquarters. reaction coming in now from every level of government. the chair and board of supervisors called the decision disappointing. spokesperson for maryland governor calls it adding this, we share the deep frustration of everyone impacting by the short sided decision. now, it was prince georges county in maryland that was suppose to be a filing for the fbi headquarters. tracee wilkins is live now with one of the sites that was being considered. tracee. >> reporter: a lot of disappointment. there were three final sites. one in springfield, one of them here at the landover mall site, take a look here and see what's now. it's been years since this place has been occupied for people who live in this county and area, the idea is very possibility of an fbi headquarters moving here gave them some relief and hope. no

additional money, but also gets this space filled. another site that was considered, green belt metro. there are talks of that being another site that the fbi would like to relocate to and plan was to move and build just steps away from the metro center. so since prince georges county was very good, two locations considered finalist in this run for the new fbi headquarters. with news that that would not be happening. that's the u.s. government has decided there was not enough money for them to move forward this project. the rug has been pulled from under the people that live here as we talk to citizens about this. we could not find one person who was not only informed about it but felt it impacted the community dearly. >> disappointed for economic reasons and the fact that i'm sure that a lot of fbi employees and it willut

travel time and give them more quality time with their family. >> it's been down in dc for quite some time, and i think the fbi deserves a new location. >> you expect something and you think something is going to happen and it doesn't. >> 25% of the dmv's federal work force lived in prince joshgeorg county. this was part of the county when it said it makes sense where so many workers live. it's cornered by 202, the beltway not far from metro, now the question for people who live here are what are they going to put here. the county executive still calling on the trump administration to change its mind. reporting live in landover, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. right now a set of staffers are scrabbling to make scheduled changes to the annual reset starts two weeks late.

more time to work on health care reform and other priorities. it's not clear yet whether the house will make that change. back in 1970 congress enacted a five week break beginning in the first week of august and as we know. >> now, to explosive new developments in the russia investigation and donald trump's junior preelection meeting. the story has been evolving since saturday. today the president's oldest son tweeted out what he said is the e-mail exchange that led to that meeting. blayne alexander reports. >> in his own words, donald trump, jr. revealing the e-mails that led you were to last year's meeting with an attorney said to have russian government ties and dirt on hillary clinton. today for the first time, president trump addressing the story. >> my son is a high quality and

>> trump, jr. tweeting the e-mail chain revealing he knew the russian government was interested in helping the trump campaign and trump, jr. welcomed it. one e-mail from the person who arranged that meeting. this is very high level and sensitive information, the e-mail reads, but it's part of russia and its government support for mr. trump to which trump, jr. responded if it's what your say i love it. >> this should have set off alarm bells and red lights, instead what it seemed to do activated their sal vary gland. >> that attorney denied any ties to the kremlin. >> do you have connection to the russian government? >> but on capitol hill, among republicans, growing cold for the president's son to explain. >> this is a serious situation and one is a long way for over the personal attorney said the president himself did not know about this

found out about it a few days ago. the office of the vice president said that he, too, was unaware of that meeting, noting it happened before vice president pence even joined the campaign. blayne alexander, nbc news, washington. it's one of the biggest recalls ever, now the air bag maker says even your cars could be in danger. >> first at 4, a community concerned about shopping carts, why they say they're causing confusion, anger and tragic problems. >> plus a police officer goes above and beyond in the heat of the frantic scene. >> i can tell he was shocked. >> he kept his cool and soaved man's life. and working for you during the break. >> check out the top stories on ou

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an important safety announcement to make sure you and your family are safe in your car. >> takata recall is expanding so the company can replace more potentially dangerous air bags. it involved nearly 3 million vehicles from ford, nissan and mazda. takata installed new

but new government testing said they're also faulty and they can explode with too much force like the ones involved from the previous recall. 17 people have died, more than 180 were injured. >> we're learning what's causing deadly accidents on some of the roads that we used to get to work and school every day, the answer may surprise you. it says more than all halfway traffic deaths involve single vehicl vehicles. despite the evidence, 96% of commuters say their biggest fear is getting hit by someone running a light. 86% fear of getting hit by distracted driver. a police officer is being held a hero for quick thinking that saved a man's life. >> we're learning new details about that and now the officer had to make a split-second decision. more on what this officer did. >> this is a case of the right

you know, last week officer got the call that someone had been stabbed at the convenient store. the officer, no paramedics, he sees one group of people trying to help the victim and about 20 yards away, a few others struggling to hold down the man who just stabbed him. >> he's holding on to a box cutter and it looks like it might have some blood on it or something holding it close to his chest. put them in handcuffs and started to drag him into my car and try to get him secure, at which point, we've got some point bleeding out. the people that were out here did a great job because i looked over there and i said, hey, stand on it. keep him here. and i ran over to the other guy. i could tell that he was extremely pail and shocked and probably lost a lot of blood. >> that deep cut had severed his brachial artery. but the officer had thought to

of his cruiser. he unwrapped the tourniquet got it high up and remembered what he was taught in his recertification training class. >> the guy said, you know, you know when you're doing it right when they complain about the tourniquet more than the wound they sustained. i do remember there sitting there saying, we know when this hurts, that's kind of when i know i'm good. >> yeah, good enough to stop the bleeding. paramedics did rush him to the hospital. doctors say, that tourniquet is what saved his life. the great thing is, all those officers in fairfax county now have that trauma kit with them that they can grab any time they need it. >> lifesaver. >> yes. >> tell me when it hurts. >> i like that. great story. >> thank you, chris. >> all right. thank you. so was today just a warm up, so to speak. >> a little teaser of things to come. we saw clouds throughout much of the day, we may have walked out,

but once the storm came out, temperatures have shot up way up there, outside right now the haze also starting to come back, but you see there, a lot of sunshi sunshine. current temperatures sitting at 91 degrees. so we've had that breeze over the last couple of days. as far as the temperatures go, they've all come up now, very close to 90 and above 90. i think we'll go up another couple of degrees. maybe a high today around 93 is where i think it will be. that's 94 fredericksburg. but the current heat index, 99 degrees. it is a hot one, humid day. it's even more during the day tomorrow and especially into thursday. watching something else, too, some thunderstorm action, here is dc, leesburg, frederick, we're dry now. notice these storms, we'll see them move right and over towards the haguers town martinsburg area, around winchester zoom

berkeley county. you can see that storm right now over towards shepherd's town. heads up if you're in the area. down towards gains borrow, you'll continue to watch these storms move in. all part of the system to the north and west. this is a little bit of a boundary that's making its way to the north and east. we'll see a couple of showers and storms, mostly in the northern zones, the rest of us will remain on the dry side. this is all part of numerous, one, two, three, we'll call the systems that's why we had the cloud cover out there earlier today. tomorrow, hay should be part to the north we see more sunshine, that's not that sunshine, i think we get a little bit temperatures tomorrow, we'll notice by 3:00 a.m. we've got cloud cover over night. but tomorrow afternoon we break out into the sun and take a look at the numbers. 95 tomorrow, hot and humid. but it's not just the heat. it's the humidity. you add those two together, you get the heat

it will feel like tomorrow afternoon. this is noon tomorrow. 98 bc. how about in the afternoon, 102 bc, that's on your wednesday, thursday even hotter, high temperatures look at this, thursday morning, 8:00 a.m., could have a heat index of 8:00 a.m. at 91 degrees that tells you it's going to be warm, 104 by noon on thursday. and 106 dc. this is the day we're kaurling it a weather alert day, it will be that weather alert day because of the heat going for actual high temperature now of 100 degrees on thursday, 95 tomorrow. but 100 on thursday. 93 on friday. it was a good chance of scattered thunderstorms on friday. some of those could be on the storm side and heading into the weekend, a little bit less humid, rather hot. that's actually average, average high this time of year, 89 degrees. >> the only thing hotter than that, some of the deals available on amazon right now. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> a few hours left

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in news for your health, changes in your vision may be an early sign of parken sin's disease. it's the loss of brain neurons resulting in impaired balance. researchers found disorder can impact nonmotor skills like changes in your vision, experts say more doctors and patients knew about this link, it could lead to better treatment. a possible issue with amazon prime day is causing outrage among some sellers. >> consumer reporter joins us now with what she's learned about this. what's the issue and what's the company doing about it. >> most of the hype, you know, about amazon prime day is surrounding the customers and the big deal. you know what, for sellers, this is a huge gold mine for them. however we're hearing from some sellers today who say amazon's prime day is actually costing them a ton of money. so i wanted you to take a look at

contacted us after she noticed her product being sold on amazon. we're missing that prime logo, you guys are familiar with that, right. some products show prime then they have the four day delivery, which according to seller, that's incorrect. this means that on the most important prime day of the year, buyers don't know her products are eligible for prime shipping and most likely won't buy them until we reached out until amazon. we're waiting on an explanation to why this is happening. we have a form on facebook right now. a lot of the sellers are going back and forth and saying why is this happening. this popular seller's shoour, too, as you were saying, you know, this is one of those things where, you know, really think about us and the sellers mainly. >> 100%. >> and how is it going for customers. >> well, it kind of depends, you know, if you had a particular item that you really wanted and that is

it's not really going well for you. if you had something in mind, chances are you're going to get a really good deal. here is a hint for you, if you've downloaded the amazon app, you can get alerts sent to you every five min you are thes with a new deal goes line. the echo smart assistance is 50% off, 70% two luggage set and 25% off smart tv, not idea, but you do have to join amazon prime and it's going to cost you $99 a year. it can pay off if you do a lot of shopping on amazon. >> how much money did you spoend? >> okay, so i did. for research, only, as i told you. >> i did the amazon echo for $39. >> only one. >> i had that jacket. a 12-year-old kid, they're 39 bucks. e

yeah, it was almost half price. so research, leon, only. >> yeah, sure. >> that's your story. >> and i'm sticking to it. >> thank you. people weigh in one neighborhood are complaining about cart chaos this afternoon, what shopping carts are causing so many problems in an area that already has enough to deal with. >> not shopping today. plus olympic hopefuls doing their business. but the cities that host a host and olympics, why one u.s. city said it's got s om

here is a look at the problem, some residents are complaining about these ladies went shopping a at the costco, they brought their shopping cart on the street, they're unloading it to get back on to the bus, you can see what happened here, the cart lined up on the sidewalk here and now some residents who live in the pentagon city area around the costco are trying to get the retailers to do something about these run away carts. >> i think it's a little tacky, you know, i don't mind people taking the car, you know, it will help getting back and fourth to the apartment. some point it will be nice to get them back and hanging out in the apartment area complex. >> the costco employees make rounds through the area and pick up the carts they can find, but residents say, a lot of them are left behind f

they become rusted out or trash barrel. in pentagon city, news 4. investigators are combing a rural field in mississippi looking to what cause the military plane to crash there killing off service members on board. the. >> it stretches for mild, of the marine c 130 transport littering the mississippi farm land after yesterday's firy crash. >> and that we can pull from will be used to determine what happened and every recess resource that we can give to the families, as well, will be made available to them. >> at least 16 people died and 15 marines on board as part of a training mission like north carolina to california when something went wrong.

>> they'll take a statement and any witnesses on the ground that may be able to contribute something to what happened. >> an explosive ordinance is also on the ground, military visuals have confirmed, cargo on the plane incruded smaurl arm's ammunition and what's described as personal weapons. >> that was jay gray reporting. right now, a sigh of relief for air travellers, flight sked yurls pretty much back to normal at dulles international airport tonight. >> all three were by the evacuation last night at the air traffic facility in leesburg virginia. the faa says few from construction work got inside and forced the facility to shutdown for about three hours. it brought air traffic control -- air traffic, rather, brought the washington area to

stand still. a lot of them ended up sleeping at the airports over night or making alternative travel plans. >> i'll take a train to wilson north carolina and then i have to get on a bus and go from wilson and newborn. i'll be on a train for five hours and bus for two hours today. >> now, you should still check with the airlines before heading out to see if there are any lingering delays or cancellations. major headache for those folks there. >> you know, here is hour you look at it. it looks like how the air conditioning is. can you imagine having to wait outside and conditions like today. >> or tomorrow. >> or tomorrow. that's for sure. >> hour about how hot can it get. >> you're really going to notice it tomorrow. we notice it out there right now. mid-90s across the area. tracking some storms, winchester, martinsville. have not seen any severe thunderstorm warnings yet. we will see a couple of stronger storms here, if you keep going on this

like this anywhere to the north, frederick county, montgomery county, back towards clark county, you guys will be under the gun over the next kourpleco hours, really, as we move on through and will shift back up to the north here. i think dc southward should stay dry, i'm going to wash this very closely to see if anything forms, right now the big thing is going to be the storms that are moving in. temperatures we've got coming up going for a high of 100, weather alert day issued for today on thursday, much more on that, i'll see you back here in 15 minutes. >> reporter: i'm on chopper 4 to give us an interesting perspective at it, do we need another patomic river crossing between

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we've been keeping you you were updated on efforts. recent weeks, local authorities have released videos, today dc police released four more, you see them here on the screen. take a look. the district now has released 98 photos of suspects who may have been involved. and they're hoping these images will lead to some arrests. >> a warning now for parents who have to burry their 14-year-old daughter. >> she was visiting her dad in nexi

it or she grabbed it while it was charging. her family found her body in the bathtub. she had a burn mark on her hand, her grandmother said it was obvious she was electrocuted. now her groieving relatives wan to make sure no one else shares her heart break. >> this is such a tragedy that doesn't need to happen to anyone else. and we want something good to come out of this. >> madison was, her family said, was so excited about beginning high school this year. >> dogs tail from idaho last september, the family dog got lost while or the on a camping trip in a remote area. it turned up sightings but no pet. then came a hard winning and among

wilderness as they fought to keep their hope alive. mo was found in bad shape but still alive. >> they disappeared within hours. we're learning more about the person police are focusing on and how the men may be linked. >> turning up the heat, the hottest hair so far this year moving in, a closer look at that cd your storm

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and fairfax counties after learning the white house is cancelling plans to build a new fbi headquarters m people in those communities have been hoping it will spur jobs in development there and many are calling for the white house to reinstate the process. >> consumer alerts, air bag maker takata is expanding its massive recall. more than two-and-a-half million fords, nissans, mazdas were just added to the list. >> clean up and massive investigation are underway after marine plane crashed in mississippi killing 15 marines. >> search crews continue to scour a large piece of land for four men who went missing last week. >> police arrested a person of interest. authorities are holding out hope, the men are still alive. >> from our sister station in philadelphia has more. crime scene experts are dig

with shovels and sifting through the dirt with our hands. sources say there are half dozen sites, they're digging up first and we've learned police are paying close attention to one of the buildings owned by the parents of 20-year-olds. >> i want to make it very very clear that mr. der nar doe has been arrested on charges that do not relate or pertain to this case. i will say, though, that mr. dernardo is a person of interest. >> he was jailed monday. prosecutors asked those charges be reinstated to the case of four missing young men. all who seem to have a connection to each other and dernardo. prosecutors are not yet saying what those connections will be. >> i will confirm, at this time, that the main site, the property located at 607 one lower york road here in township but a new whole property address is owned by

>> they say what led police to to curse here. they owned mublt m properties in three county sources say in some close to the case say particular interest, forensic evidence found in one of the buildings on this site. they won't say hour that evidence set for testing to help them locate the four missing men. >> how can the public help, what we're looking for is information that connects these four men together that may connect them to the property we're searching, connect them to koz moe dernardo, perhaps. i can't say if it is in fact that type of information. if it is, i beg of you to please give it to us and let urs run it down. >> for the most part they seem to be coming in giving them information to work on. sources tell us that some of them put dernardo in the presence of those missing men. they say at this point, despite the fact they've been out here digging on this property for more than two days, no sign of

that's leaving him to be hopeful. news 4. >> major paint companies are in trouble because of related to toxic furms. >> more on this story, we're working on for 5:00. >> hi, guys, freshly painted room, as we know, can do wonders for improouving the look of you house. >> because of something called volatile organic compounds. four major paint companies. when your hear the names, you'll be shocked. they're answering to charges that they deceive their customers over the safety of their paint in relation to these fumes. suzanne hogan will explain to join us. >> tonight at 5:00, you've heard the idea of building another bridge across the patomic as a way to ease the traffic build up. >> it has been proposed and rejected and proposed and rejected so many times. so why are we talking about it again and what does it mean for

commuters in both maryland and virginia. >> our trapgs reporter, adam tusk is going to find out. remember our health story about the benefits of coffee, we have a nur recruit, windy drinking coffee, so anything can happen. >> yes. >> i did it decalf. i wanted to protect in the newsroom. >> miracles do happen. >> you should have got some pictures, jim. i don't have the make up on, so i have the cup in front of my face. >> this is for virginia, as well as clark county virginia. we were tracking the storms up to the north and west of dc metro area. that's where i think most of them should remain. you see that area in yellow, again, from winchester right on down towards the belt area in clark county, severe

for that region. this is really just a conglomeration of storms here, numerous storms, this one, pretty strong too. we'll zoom on in, this is the storm right now moving into clark kournty as we speak. another strong storm moving in towards fret rick county, this one, too, could have some locally strong wind associated with it and watching another one back towards west virginia. all of these moving across the region. if you draw a line from leesburg to the north, i think that's the best chance of seeing these storms as you move on towards the rest of the evening, not too concerned about storms there. we may see a couple coming into metro dc area, maybe montgomery. i'm tracking this boundary here. you can see it right in there. that boundary is actually moving this way. as it moves up to the north, it will start to take these storms with it, something we'll continue to watch as we move through the rest of the night tonight. it's hot. there's the hazy, hot and humid.

80s. it will be a humid night tonight, fairly pleasant last night. this is weather under ground network. 92 in twin brook. the heat index, is a mid to upper 90s across the region now. tomorrow a good day to get outside for the pool. 87 degrees at noon. 93 by 2:00. 95 by 4:00. you know, the pool that's what i'm talking about. you need some water out there, the storm weather deck is tomorrow. we're talking about this heat blasting and increasing as we move into the next few days. >> most definitely, doug. if you thought today was hot. wait until we head into tomorrow. want to go ahead and show you the heat index graphic. you can see what it's going to feel like over the next kourple of days. as we head into tomorrow, we're expecting feel like temperatures to near 100 degrees. by thursday, we're talking about feel like temperatures around 105 degrees. that's heat advisory territory. be sure to stay

next couple of days. here is saw look, i know you guys know this stuff, especially with it lasting more than three days. we're talking about drinking lots of water. be sure to look out special group. the elderly including them, wear light colored clothing as well and make sure if you work outdoors, you take breaks inside. >> thanks tomorrow. out there right now, continuing to see those temperatures, i think we go up a couple of degrees tonight. tomorrow 95 degrees is where we're going tomorrow night. isolated storm, most of us, tomorrow, will remain on the dry side. now, on thursday, a little bit better chance of storm. high temperatures around 100 degrees, 100 degrees on thursday, with a heat index around 105 that's why we're kaurling it calling it a weather alert day. right now the weekend looking pretty good, about average for this time of year. everybody likes average, ri

be great. >> and it's compared to 100, that's for sure. >> bidding war over who was going to host the olympics. >> one city says it can deliver for less. we'll tell your about the plan the city leaders hope they'll bring it back to the u.s. in just a few yes. ar i had frequent heartburn, but my doctor recommended... ...prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years, and it's still recommended today.

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reality. nbc news. >> reminder of the olympic winner games and, in fact, that's going to be here before he joins us. 212 days on february 9th. as we head to the action here on nbc four. >> our news continues with jim and wendy. we're cranking up the steam and temperatures topping 90s and still rising as we speak. the rest of the week only getting worse. >> and a dozen people killed in how police are stepping up efforts to crack down on this wave of

>> it's thick out there and storms are cranking up. we've got a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of virginia, doug. >> in fact, right now, back towards the winchester area, clark county, this is in clark county and fredericksburg virginia. take a look at storm team and you can see where these storm team and where they're lining up. wanted towards frederick county. numerous storms and clark county, we can see some heavy rain along this line right here and another storm back towards west virginia that one a strong storm, too, this is the storm right here. all of clark county for the most part until 5:15, a lot of lightning associated with this. most of these should stair on this line up towards the north, heads up, louden county, i think we'll continue to see a chance of storm. notice the heat index, way up there. 98 leesburg. 95 in washington.

100 in cambridge, a lot more hundreds across the area as we move in towards tomorrow, especially into thursday. >> one-year-old shot last night is expected to make full recovery. >> the police chief says are getting closer to arresting the three gunman. the shooters opened fire in a backyard in northeast dc near 13th and i streets last night. >> neighbors show fitzgerald where the child was sitting when that gun fight began. neighbors tell us there were kids playing on this. that represents shell casing. >> the corridor northeast is changing. ne b