degrees. first at 4 we're working for you. good afternoon i'm pat. >> i'm leon harris. let's get straight to doug hammer in the storm center. >> we are going to be tracking some storms throughout the evening and we are, of course, in red mode here, that's because of the heat for the most part, heat advisely in effect. it's issued when we get a heat index about 105, that's what we have out there right now. we were at 104, 106 last hour, now down to 104, 106 fredericksburg, notice culpep r culpepper, 86 degrees, the reason we had some storms come through. we have a pretty good chance. from looking at this system right here, this system has a little bit of a trailing trough, so to speak, making its way through, a little bit of boundary that's going to come through our region, but right now i'm still tracking a couple of showers. nothing strong to see veer. yo

north of pennsylvania, that's actually severe thunderstorm watch and we can see some stronger storms here, as well. still hot tomorrow, this is forecast tomorrow. strong storms, likely, tomorrow some of them will be severe and yes we're targeting much nicer weekend, still hot, but less humidity. we can all get through it just fine. my updated forecast, i'll see you back here. >> we're working for you with tips on how to beat the heat. >> we love to see how creative people get as they try to stay cool out there. news 4 is joining us now on the national mall with high-tech ways to cool down. hey, amy. >> haey, amy. >> reporter: it certainly feels like 96 degrees. we've seen lots of water bottles and ice cream in hand. as far as staying cool, fans can be a pretty good bet. it's kind of annoying to carry around the handheld electronic

check this out. it's a little tiny stand, you plug it right into the iphone. they'll cost me about five bucks. it actually doesn't seem to be draining my battery that much. it says a full charge last about three hours of fanning, i will highly recommend this and making a big difference for us out here. we made some new friends out here in our quest to keep you cool. we met one lady who showed us some high-tech. >> we wet them down. >> it's a lot of water. >> drink a lot of water, a lot of water. cools you down and, especially, put water on it. >> reporter: and, of course, it never hurts to have one of these guys to help block out the sun. you can't have that sunburn out here, that peeling is not a good look for me. of course, the goal in

break. back to you. >> see what you really need is the solar charger that blows you that hot air. then you can stay out there. >> i know. >> all right. >> we're sure if there's one, you can find it, thanks amy. >> folks, we've got a map with the centers that are open at prince georges county and at dc. nbc washington ads that up. >> it was a murder that rattled students on two college campuses just days before graduation, black buoy state student got stabbed to death at a bus stop. today the man accused of killing lieutenant richard collins the third was indicted for his murder. prince georges county bureau chief tracee wilkins is live in college park with more on why this has not been charged with a hate crime, tracee. >> no charges for a hate crime yet. >> reporter: what we've learned

witness statements, folks who were here with collins on the night of this horrible murder, video evidence was also presented and we have to assume that the cameras here, right outside of the bus stop played a major part. those cameras have a direct view of the bus stop here where collins was killed. you can see that now there is another makeshift memorial that's been put there in his honor. all of this information heavily weighs on the grand jury today. former university of maryland student is charged with first-degree murder and is looking at the possibility of life without parole. richard collins was waiting at a bus stop here in university of maryland with friends when witnesses say approached him and told him to move out of the way. when he refused, he was stabbed. he followed a white supremacy hate group on facebook. the fbi is still investigating whether this was a hate crime. he was not charged with that today. prince georges

angela brooks explains why. >> after we have reviewed all of the devices in the case, we'll look at the statute and determine whether or not the facts, as we find them, meet the hate crime element and so far based on what we have, we have to continue to investigate -- didn't have enough today. >> reporter: the state's attorney says that finding out what the motive was in this killing has not only important for her office, but also for the family. she also says it's one of the most difficult things to do in a murder trial. they wanted to make sure they get it right. reporting live on the campus of the university of maryland, i'm tracee wilkins, back to you all in the studio. thank you, tracee. military members who died in the plane crash. 15 marines and navy sailor were killed when a transport plane wept down in mississippi seal. their final

frederick maryland, we've learned. that's where his parents still live. today enlisting was something he wanted to do ever since he was a kid. now, they're preparing for the funeral. she spoke with news 4 derrick ward, he's live now with the story. derrick, what a sad sad time for this family. >> reporter: oh, it is, indeed. you can only imagine the grief they're growing through, that's mixed with pride with what he's been doing. he grew up right here in frederick. he graduated in 2002 but he left an impression on those who knew them. take a look, he jiened the marine corps right after high school. his mother tells us that he had gone through nine deployments. people who knew him growing up fully expected that career path. but, you know, what they did not expect was the way it ended. he was among 16 servicemen who died monday when the aircraft they were in went down in a field in mississippi. they were on theiray

redeployment training in arizona. his mother tells us that the loss is not only felt by his family and those who love him. by his brother at arms, of the family. >> he was one of the elite of the elite. if you're going to talk about it, don't talk just about him, talk about the entire team. they were a brotherhood. they were a family. >> now, he leaves behind a wife and two children and coming up later on, we'll talk to the folks who knew him and remember him well. we're live in fredericks, maryland, derrick ward, news 4, back to you. >> all right. thank you, derrick. president trump raising eyebrows in paris after museum tour. he turned to french first lady and said, i'm quoting here, you're in such good shape. he turned to the french president and repeated that line. beautiful. bridge

her husband is 39. critics announced comments about the relationship and sexist and they know the age difference between them is identical to that of donald trump's age difference. the president was also pressed today on the topic of russia, blayne alexander tracking the story from capitol hill. hello, blayne. >> reporter: well, leon, good afternoon to you. president trump confronted the controversy and he pushed back hard on what he calls an issue a big deal over nothing. ♪ ♪ special guests in paris. president trump and the first lady welcomed by the president of france ahead of the seal day. but a mid pause in circumstance, president trump, once again, forced to answer questions about russia and his own son. >> i have a son who is a great young man. he's a fine person. >> reporter: during a joint news co

meeting between donald trump, jr. and a russian attorney said to have damaging information about hillary clinton. >> from a practical standpoint, most people would have taken that lead. that's very standard in politics. politics is not the nicest business in the world but it's very standard where they have information and you take the information. >> reporter: and making an unexpected claim, blaming the obama administration for letting the russian attorney into the country. >> somebody said that her visa or her passport to come into the country was approved by attorney general lynch. maybe that's wrong, i just heard that a little while ago. >> reporter: amidi plo mattic talk of syrian cease fire, climate and fighting ter rochl. he's defending himself and his family on politics back home. and president trump went on to say, that absolutely nothing came from that meeting. but, pat, critics say the problem is thet

was willing to hold that meeting in the first place. >> blayne alexander, thank you, blayne. he's promising a ruthless run. he's announcing his bid for the seat. stuart shocked many by nearly winning the nomination. he says the era of a kindler, gentler, republican is over. >> i want the republican party to know that when i'm elected, i'm going to be able to work with them. i'm going to be helping to move the republican party to the right and implementing the president's conservative agenda. >> reporter: he called kaine the leading obstructionist against the trump administration. senator cane by saying right out of the gate, cory stuart is focused on name calling than improving virginia. and julian said, with reaction in our next hour. we continue our team coverage on this

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new details coming to light are shaking a local community. transportation reporter shares the concern among folks who live in buoy. >> reporter: a high speed rail line is something all of us will like to get from one point to another faster, between dc, baltimore, philly and new york there is some form of high speed rail. now we're talking about a new proposal for a super high speed magnetic train, called -- actuly

can go as really fast speeds. that may seem a bit farfetched to you right now. there have been public meetings that are being held and new environmentalist is underway to see where this train could potentially rain. one of the potential areas that it could possibly impact is the city of buoy where we are right now. that's got some people really worried about losing property. >> i am a little bit worried. i really am. i'm under 50. my husband has a stable job. if we had to pick up and move. it would be a hardship, but we could do it. my neighbors can't. they're in their 70s, 80s. >> reporter: coming up with much more, what does the company who is proposing this new high speed rail line say about the possibility of it going through our area. back to you. >> all right, adam, thank you, adam. we know it's hot out there right now, but how does today stack up against some of the hottest days on record.

coverage right now with chris lawrence who is going to school us a little heat history, chris. >> yeah. pat and leon, i've been working to put today's heat into context for you. look, i know it's blustering outside. but dare i say, it could be worse. and not all that long ago, on july 22nd, 2011, dulles hit 105 degrees, that's just one degree shy of the all-time highest temperature ever recorded anywhere in the dc area. when we factor in the humidity, the heat index soared to 121. that air stayed with us every day for two weeks, topped 90 degrees. now, the folks in arizona, they just call that summer. but even they were suffering a few weeks ago during the worst heat wave in decades. it hit 118 in phoenix and 119 the next day. people were driving their cars with oven mitts on

cancelled dozens of flights because some regional jets can't fly at that temperature. you know, all of that pails in comparison to one day death valley california. this was back in 1913. now, look, some experts will dispute this, but right now the all-time highest temperature on earth is reported in an area called fermix creek, pretty appropriate. so look. why is it so hot there? take a look. it's part of the geography, the area is surrounded by mountains on both sides. it also sits 300 feet below sea level, what do you have, you have all that hot desert air and it's pouring into the desert valley. it turns the creek into convection oven and one day in july, take a look at this, look at this number, one day in july about 100 years --

hundred years ago, they it hit a staggers 134 degrees. as much as we're suffering here in our area today, nowhere near 130. at that temperature, your eyes are going to hurt, electronics that you leave in the car is going to warmth and melt, cameras, cell phone, all that stuff is going to shutdown. folks say even the lightest breeze can feel like a brass. it gets so hot out there, even the meteorologist they can't work, they all called in sick that day. >> we'll take off. that's it for us. >> do we really believe this 134. we'll tell you they're off to school and. >> if it's not 134, it's -- it's pretty close. >> pretty close. >> 129 and 130. >> right. >> and i don't know what difference it makes at that point. >> all feels awful. >> absolutely. highest temperature here at

humidity makes it harder for the air to heat up. because of that, that's why we hit 106. but we have that, we're 105 as you mentioned back in 2011. remember that thing we called the deracio. it was 104 in dc. the strongest storms. yeah, let's take a look and show you what we're dealing with. current temperatures sitting at 994 degrees. -- 94 degrees. it's not just hot, though, it's all about for us, the humidity. 94 dc. 96 in huntington. we did get to 97. take a look at the heat index, though. i think this is a little high. 101 over towards manasasa. look at fredericksburg at 105. that's why much of the area, now, under a heat advisory right on through 8:00 tonight. with that heat index value around 105 that includes everybody

east, including all. we have seen a couple of showers and a couple of storms and not really going on here down to the south. we're looking at a couple of showers, that's about it, though, the wider picture, we've got severe thunderstorm watches new york in philadelphia. nothing in our area, i'm tracking this little system here, this little spin in the atmosphere. we can see a line develop across our region and move through around 7, 8:00, that's something i'm going to be watching very closely. now we don't have a lot going on. i think we can see that later this evening. maybe a couple of storms you see here, they're through by around 9:00, behind this system, well, we get through tomorrow. tomorrow we'll start off sunshine. it's going to be hot tomorrow morning as it was today. around noon, 1:00, no big deal, tomorrow afternoon, i think a pretty good chance of some strong to severe thunderstorms. now, this computer not showing a lot, yeah, we're under a slight risk for

storm prediction center. 94 degrees tomorrow, very hot and humid with strong storms likely during the day on your friday. weather alert that day. tomorrow, saturday, sunday, relief, 89, but, again, with lower humidity, it will feel so much nicer. this weekend really looking pretty good. 91 on monday, pretty good chance of showers and storms there. look at next week. i've got thursday and friday at 97 degrees. i would not be surprised to see another day close to 100 next week, another heat wave to me. >> you won't be surprised but it will be happy. >> that's for sure. thank you, doug. >> it's the show that made us laugh during the crazy time in washington. now, saturday night live gets a record number of emmy nomination. >> melissa mccarthy is the biggest show effort. >> an shocking tirad caught one

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world for the most nominations this year. >> viewers and the president. >> that's mark reports, they also got the attention of the tv industry. saturday night live scored some love this morning. 22 nominations, including best series that's the most nominations the show has ever gotten in one season and tied hbos west world for the most over all this year. >> including best drama on twitter,

saluted his tv dad and ron season jones, they all three received acting nominations so did brown's tv sister. and british royalty. the hand made sales also in the hunt, so are amc and the sci-fi drama west world. last year's winner game of throwns will not repeat because it aired outside the college ability window. >> mark, nbc

>> former president in the hospital, an update on jimmy carter after having a charity event. >> the temperatures well into the 90s. the heat is not over. doug is back to what to expect onour friday. y

we get some breaking news here at the live desk. they ran across the south lawn pleads guilty to federal charge. i just retweeted the i-team. he sound at the federal courthouse and broke this story on twitter, undetected on white house grounds for more than 15 minutes before officers took him into custody. he reached a 5 footal outer perimeter fence at east executive avenue and he climbed over two more fences. according to court documents, carried two cans of mace. he's facing up to a year in prison and the judge ordered him to stay away from dc and any of president trump's properties. we did try to speak with him after the hearing, but he did not want to comment. at the live desk, lawrence, news 4. thank you for that, chris. all right, you've got to tell me, how lucky did we get to have that backyard barbecue yesterday an

>> if you take the same day out there today, man, i'll tell you -- >> unbearable. >> that's the case. just up there a little bit today, you saw the heat index that's about 100 degrees, 105 to 106 at the airport. so even hotter today than it was yesterday and that heat is going to continue as we get close to that again, early tomorrow tracking the storms. >> they really do, you need the storms to bust the heat that's what's happening, 94 dc right now. 98 in richmond. 96 degrees, look back to the west here, only in the 70s and 80s, we've got thunderstorms back to the west. current heat index, 104 dc. you know what's on the hot side and step outside in the few minutes. now, here are the storms up to our north and west, severe thunderstorm watch up to the north, as well. we're tracking a boundary, that's going to try to make its way through the region tonight. it may spawn a

stronger thunderstorms, that's something i'll be tracking, a much better tracking of storms, i'll get you on that and show you when i think the best chance of storms coming in, we'll talk more about that coming in. i'll be right back here. >> see you then. to developing story right now and reminder to take it easy. president jimmy carter is now in a hospice in can dachtal in the. he was working at a told organizers that he was okay. he encouraged them to get back. he said released a statement saying that the 92-year-old is in the hospital as a precaution and his wife is there by his side. >> actor boss says he's sorry for this tirade caught on camera after his arrest last weekend in georgia. during the booking process, they

threatens them and he told the black officer he was going to help. well, he was busted for public drunkenness. he said in a written statement. he has struggled with addiction for too long. he's taking steps now to get sober and he's faced similar charges in the past. whur is here now with today's talk around town. so, it has abolg jazzed towards behavior, a lot of your listeners are not accepting that apology, why? >> well, they say it's really no excuses for beraiding a police officer in that way. during this arrest he made derogatory statements to not only the black officer who initiated the arrest, kind of, there were several officers with different ethnicities there and they feel like in his comment about his apology he talked about a deep shame, but people were saying it really feels like it's deep shame for getting caught in this actual situation. i spoke to jay,

it's unlikely that the situation for a celebrity of color, or if that matter, a citizen of color, would have ended in such peaceful manner. >> i think it's quite hi sta-- s were chris brown, they would take this much further than how they're taking it so far. i saw earlier that he put out an apology and that's suppose to make everything okay. i did find it quite odd that he gets a pass on, yet, another tran trans gre transgression with the law. >> do you think it's ironic to make racest comments, when he is's been known to speak out. >> recentl

african-american. >> he disrupted an alleged white supremacist who is shouting them down with a phrase, he will not divide us. that got a lot of attention from people, a lot of folks that i talked to were saying that, you know, they felt like when they found out about that earlier this year, that he may, to some degree, understand the people of color are fighting in this country. one person said that maybe he's saying one thing publicly and feeling an entirely different way deep down inside. the other thing that folks were saying, that equalizer, influence of something certainly ends up being a truth serum. >> yes, and he admitted he had a long-standing problem with addiction. he's reportedly finally taking steps to get sober. is there a way to make this right. >> well, hopefully. there are people that i talked to who have enjoyed some of his work. me

the biggest summer blockbuster movies in the last few years. he's also turned a few heads as a rapper and lyricist, a lot of people have paid attention. but one said -- one person told me that in that apology, he talked about the severity of his behavior. they said it's going to have to be met with an equal if not greater act of remorse. if you want to make things right in the black humidity. >> news 4 is working in the community with news that it was out of line with recognition. now alisburg photographer is turning the -- now a s -- >> you don't have to be this or that to make a difference. you

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this just in to the live desk, congressman steve ska lease has come out of surgery. that means his condition has been upgraded since yesterday. on wednesday, they released scalise. he's had a number of setbacks since that shooting. the hospital said they'll keep a close eye on his condition. live, chris lawrence, news 4. >> thank you, chris. doug is keeping a close eye on this heat wave.

times can we say hot, hot, hot. you know, as long as it stays this way, you know, right on through the weekend, fortunately, that's the thing. tomorrow we'll talk about the heat, too. >> i asked you earlier during our facebook live, whether we hit the hot point of the hottest point of the summer. >> the answer to that is, no, this goes all the way through the second or third week of august and we can hit 100 in september. so that's what we're dealing with out there. today is the hottest day we've seen so far this year. but even in the forecast i had now, i have a couple of days that could get hotter than that. out there, currently, yeah, we're sitting at 94 degrees. winds out of the south at 15 miles an hour. that breeze normally helps a little bit, but not when you've got humidity out there. when you look at the heat index, 105 fredericksburg. 103 for the river. you need to be in a pool, that's about the only way you get some relief. we saw a couple of thunderstorms

now, one loan storm which has just popped up here, if you think about heading out towards the bay bridge. hello, bay bridge, right when you're getting on the bay bridge, isn't it great to cross the bay bridge when you've got a strong storm on you. you can't pull up there and wait for it to pass. a lot of lightning associated with this storm, too. the bay bridge could be a little bit of a problem. as i mention, good chance for better storm tomorrow. we'll see that and then we'll finally see some relief. you could see a couple of storms tonts. i know one person who would love relief. >> i seem to get stuck with it. all right, guys, there's a lot of i want to talk with you about. it is pretty hot. there's the light breeze, over all the humidity, haze, making it feel so much worse, with that in mind, here a few hot topics i want to go over. did you know while heat mayot

the number one weather related killer in the united states of america. i also want you to be cognizant with that in mind, be sure to go ahead and check on the elderly neighbors and if they don't have air conditioning, bring them a bottled water. limit the summer activities if the kids are going to be heading out and playing sports, mom, dad, i'm really tired and thirsty, go ahead and take that in mind, we're talking serious heat, this heat advisory not lifted until 8:00 p.m. this evening. i'll more topics coming up, back to you guys. >> she'll be outside next hour or two, she's the newest member, this is not hazing, we don't do that here. i'm just telling you. tomorrow is going to be hot day. the temperatures come down. a much better chance of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. some could be strong possibly severe. that's why i have tomorrow as a weather alert day, too.

because of the chance of storms. look at this weekend, notice this, 94 friday. 90 on sunday. not a big difference in temperature, but with lower humidity it's doing to feel a lot more comfortable out there, another chance of storms on monday, late next week, we get back into the 90s, they have next friday with 102. >> back into the studio. >>. they're in the newsroom with this story coming up in our next hour. >> you know. >> there's a lot of people connection between the credit score and car insurance. >> suzanne, i've been working on this s

5:00, we'll more on having better credit can save you. >> this is smithsonian most visited building, they're falling off the face. >> still to come tonight at 5:00, how it's closing a threat to the priceless artifacts inside and what's being done to fix the problem. tom sherwood will have more on that. >> we'll see you soon with those stories and a whole lot more coming up in a few minutes on news 4 at 5:00. >> we're hydrating. >> water for everyone. verizon says human error is to blame for recent data leak that effected millions of customers. >> susan hogan joins us with what you need to know, especially if you're a customer. >> that's true. verizon is saying none of your social security numbers or your personal information was exposed. that's the good news. here is what we know. the incident happen td when a vendor's employee put customer information into a c

security setting public instead of private. >> what's that all about. >> looking up to you. well, first of all, it's, you have to kind of understand about the cloud storage. the cloud is a network of service with a ton of space, each server has a different function. in this case, store data. the error came when the employee set the cloud to allow access, verizon says the only person who got access to the storage area was the researcher who brought the leak to the company's attention. in other words, there's been no loss of theft of verizon customer information, you know, verizon says, of course, they regret this incident. the good news whenever we deal with these stories, you have to worry about the information and t

human error. >> hoping that's all it is. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> program in the district is giving high school students the skills they need to succeed and the all important field of child care. the first step initiative provides students for paid work experiences, child care environment. they get hands-on training and they earn a child development certificate. the mayor stopped by the spanish education development to welcome the program's first graduating class. the students talked about what they learned. >> the program has helped me a lot with making sure what to do, what not to do with children. it made me improve as a person, also, it's helped me with people i've never met before -- bond with people i've never met before. >> the program lasts for two years, some for step graduates will take their certificates and jump right into the field. others will go on to college. >> wish me ck

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. we're waiting word from pennsylvania about possible ids on more remains found on a farm outside of philadelphia. >> earlier today it revealed one remains down there belongs to them, one of the four men who have been missing since last week. nbc dan has the latest now with the discovery and suspect in custody. >> after days of searching for four missing men late wednesday night, the current news family and friends had been dreading. human remains found in a 12.5 foot deep grave, today authorities continue to scour the 90 acre farm looking for clues. >> they're side by side. they're c

deep in a hole that's getting deeper by the minute. authorities have confirmed the remains of one of the four missing men, 19-year-old were found in the grave. police are not yet identifying the other remains. authorities have been calling part of a 90-acre farm owned by the parents of 20-year-old identified as a person of interest in the case. he was arrested wednesday for trying to sell a car belonging to one of the missing men. he's now being held on a $5 million cash bond. i know more than i'm sharing on the relationship and i have to keep it that way to maintain the integrity of the investigation. >> and dean, all went missing nearly a week ago. their mysteriouses appearances appear to be one step closer to be solved. dan, nbc

right now, at 5:00, new video just into our newsroom while the shoot out between two men that ended with a one-year-old baby caught at the cross fire. >> a murder was racial under tones, unnerved students on two college campuses and now there's an indictment, but it's not for a hate crime. >> plus a somber procession today, body of marine killed in that firy crash in mississippi makes his way home to his family and friend. >> but first this afternoon at 5:00, a blasts of summer heat is making it tough for anyone who has to be outside today. >> boy, is it right now the temperature says 94, but it feels like it's well over 100 degrees out on the streets. we've been baking for a good portion of this day, let's head straight to the storm center where doug is tracking the numbers for us. >> you notice that heat index, well over 100. that heat advisory issued. when we

that is's where we were for much of the day today. currently, near that 105 degree number around the dc metro area sitting at 105 right now. 105 fredericksburg. 101 in baltimore. 103 and we're baking, for sure, the hottest day easily so far this year and i saw actual high temperature so far of 97 degrees. something else is tracking, the storm to the north. there was severe thunderstorm watch up here. there's going to be boundary coming through here. i think we'll see a good chance for strong storms later this evening. we have one storm in our area. this is right now crossing over the bay bridge, if you're out there towards the bay bridge, you're thinking about cross kin it. it will go across and once you get back down towards cambridge, you'll be okay. another storm down towards saint mary's county. we'll see a better chance of storms tomorrow. strong storms moving likely tomorrow. a much nicer weekend coming up, we'll talk about that as well. >> all right. and the best