we may see a few develop later on this evening. during the day tomorrow. so once again, i'll continue to watch that, nothing around our region right now, temperatures tomorrow, very close to where they are today. still hot tomorrow, strong storms likely tomorrow, we'll talk about that and a much nicer weekend. what does that mean, well, i've got your forecast for you. we'll see you back here in about

15. showed the shoot out that ended with a one-year-old wounded. you'll see several people. all of a sudden one of the men started shooting and another person returns fire. this all went down monday night police are asking for your help to identify the people that you see there in that video. little boy was in his stroller and his dad was walking him home when the shots rang out. now, we talked with jeremiah's mom yesterday. she tells us that he is making a good recovery. peter tweeted out this video and said, no one shoots a baby in dc and gets away with it. he's promising to catch the shooter. >> thank you, chris. it was a murder case with racial under tone that left military service member dead and two college campuses in

for murder as the fbi continues to investigate this high profile case tracee wilkins joins us from the scene of the crime with the latest. tracee. >> there was a lot of evidence presented to the grand jury to help get this indictment part of it, you can see the bus stop right there got every second of it. >> i -- i was shocked. it was such a vibrant campus. could have had something so hateful. >> students at the university were happy to here, former students, facing first-degree murder charges of the killing. buoy state university student, but some are looking for an additional charge. today grand jury indicted if

of life without parole. >> there's video evidence that captures the entire incident that occurred and the stabbing of lieutenant collins. >> the victim, collins was a lieutenant in the army stabbed and killed at a bus stop on the university of maryland's campus in may, just days before he was expected to graduate from the university. at the graduation ceremony, collins dad accepted. he followed the white su prem mas group on facebook causing investigators and students to question whether collins' murder was a hate crime. >> considering the rash. they won't foul before it's time. >> developing a motive is always a challenging aspect of the case and in this case and in every other case, you can't get it

going. >> i spoke with the offense attorney, he said at this time, they have no comment on this indictment, no word, yet, on when the trial will begin. according to live in college park, tracee wilkins back to you all in the studio. >> thank you. one of the marines grew up here in maryland where his parents still live. you may have seen governor hogan on facebook today, he wrote, we're heart broken to learn that one of the 16 victims of the military plane crash in mississippi is frederick native staff sergeant william joseph from the u.s. marines. the first lady and i send our prayers to his family and all those who lost loved ones in this tragedy. news 4 derrick ward has more on the out pours of supporting, including reaction from the victim's mother. sergeant william was known just asbilly to

up in the whittier section of frederick, even as kids, they know he was des tinned for big things. he's serving in the u.s. coast guard. >> pretty good memories of being in boy scouts together, going through that process. growing up and definitely the very very saddening news. >> he went to the high school playing food ball and lacrosse before graduating. from there it was straight to the marine corps, his father and grandfather were both marine. his mother said is among the cream of the crop. >> he was one of the elite of elite. if you're going to talk about it, don't talk just about him, talk about the entire team. they were -- the raiders -- they were a brotherhood. they were a family. >> the sergeant was among 16 service members who were killed with the kc 1:30 crashed in mississippi on monday. they were headed for pr

his mother said he had been deployed nine times. that's no surprise at all. >> and become marine. it was -- it was definitely something he wanted to do from day one. >> he said he was doing what he wanted to do when he died. he was not in the theater of conflict. it was no less than for security for his country. >> these marines were dedicated. they just fought to their last breath so america could be free. >> they find some comfort. in fredericks, derrick ward, news 4. now, an update on the breaking news we shared with you at 5. two former staffers of the u.s. house member have been indicted in a nude photo scandal. less than an hour ago, prosecutors announced that private nude photos and videos of the member and the member's spouse were taken and circulated. juan faces cyber

faces obstruction of justice charges. kr according to the indictment. he took new pictures of the phone of lawmaker and distributed that. the indictment does not directly name the lawmaker. he was general counsel for a democrat from the virgin island. president trump is in paris, an ocean away from washington, but he cannot avoid questions about his son's meeting with that russian attorney during the campaign. >> the president is not only pushing back, he's selecting bl a, yne alexander to break it down for us. blayne. >> doreen, in fact, that was the very first question today from an american reporter during that joint news conference as president trump was confronting the controversies surrounding his oldest son, yet he pushed back hard on what he calls a big deal over nothing. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: speci g

first lady welcomed by the president of trump ahead of the field day. but amid the circumstances, 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. >> during joint news conference, president trump pressed about a campaign season 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 meeting. 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. >> 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. now, maybe that's wrong. i just heard that a little whi

ago. >> amid diplomatics talks of serious cease fire, the president defending himself and his family on politics back home. >> reporter: and president trump went on to say that absolutely nothing came from that meeting, but, jim, critics say that the problem is the fact that his son was willing to hold that meeting in the first place. back to you. >> blayne, thank you. corey stuart shocked political observers last month when he almost won the gop nomination for governor of virginia. well, now he's kicked off a new campaign with a new target. he wants to be the republican to run against democratic senator tim kaine as julie carey reports tonight, stuart's decision is already angering some in his own party. >> we're going to punch back. >> corey stuart often compares himself to the political hero donald trump, so no surprise campaign announcement was blunt and combative. he tookn

establishment and senator tim kaine. >> and i want to let you know, that the era of the kinder, gentler, republican is over. i'm going to run the most efficient, ruthless, campaign to dethrown tim kaine from the united states senate. >> in declaring his 2018 candidacy so early, he's breaking an unwritten party rule to wait until after november to keep the focus of the race underway as they run for governor. >> that's going to displease a lot of people in the republican party who understand that he has a very tough campaign to win for governor this year. and all the focus in virginia has to be on the gubernatorial race. >> the supporter is thrilled with his decision and don't think it will hurt the candidates. >> they're two different races and one can compliment the other. >> his strong showing, shows as a strong base to build on in a senate race. the base that shared his art support for the

>> they're not going to let the establishment take back the party, that they once controlled our party and they're not going away. >> from political analyst said stuart may be over estimating his strength that may have topped out in last month's primary. >> we've already seen in the primary, of course, and his antiestablishment appeal, only went so far. it was very low turn out primary. he came up short. >> adviser issued a statement today reading right out of the box, corey stuart is more focused on name calling than improving virginia's line. now, you might remember corey stuart got a lot of attention during his last campaign standing up for con federal memorial. but he told me today that may not be a senate piece because he sees that as a state responsibility, not a federal responsibility. >> corey stuart is going to make so many people in his own party mad, why get such an early start on this, why

but he says he feels like he has to get started now. this is going to be an expensive race. he may have other gop challengers, he wants to get that going right away. he couldn't stand being out in four weeks. >> he likes the publicity. >> exactly. >> thank you, julie. >> when we come right back, we'll have a live report from the national mall to see how people are coping with all our heat today as we track the threat of more storms tomorrow. >> a grim discovery on pennsylvania farm brings police one step closer to solving the

the man in custody has confessed to his role in killing the man. it comes after the remains of police warned victim was found on a sprawling property. dan has the latest on this investigation. >> the news family and friends had been dreading. human remains found in a 12 and a half foot deep common grave. today authorities continue to scour the 90 acre farm looking for clues. >> they're coming through fast fields and buildings. they're down 12 foot deep in a hole that's getting deeper by the minute. >> authorities have confirmed th

missing men, 19-year-old dean 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 koz moe, identified as a person of interest in the case. der nar doe was arrested wednesday for trying to steal a car belonging to one of the missing men. he's being held on $5 million cash bond. >> i know more than i'm sharing on the relationships. and i had to keep it that way, unfortunately, to maintain the integrity of the investigation. >> jimmy patrick, mark stur jesz, and all went missing nearly a week ago. their mysterious disappearance appears to be one step closer to being solved. dan, nbc news. we're working for you and digging deeper into the person who owns the land but the body has been found. he's a real estate and a prep school graduate. pr

of mental illness. read the story right now, just search missing man. it's been 19-year-old tim died after falling downstairs earlier this year. he was drinking during the pledge event and penn state university. 18 students face charges and aggravated assaults and hazing. a judge will decide if there's enough evidence to try the young men in this case. that case is fuelling a bipartisan effort to protect your children, a bill introduced in the house requires colleges and universities to include hazing in annual crime reports. representatives patrick and pennsylvania and marcia pledge of ohio introduce the reach act. they say hazing is still a hidden problem. penn state's was on the hill today showing his support. so were the parents of a student who died in a hazing case at

>> parents send their children away to college to learn to grow, to learn and grow. not to be hazed and left to die. we're tired of seeing this. something needs to be done. >> the bill would apply to colleges and universities receiving money from the federal government. turning now to the extreme heat across our region, amy choe has a look at how tourists are handling all of this. let's start with doug and check on the conditions out there right now. hi, doug. >> very hot day today. we went for high temperature today around 99. we hit 97 degrees at the airport today. a hot day for sure out there on our

this is something we're watching. this is why i'm calling tomorrow weather alert today, no storms today and now, not much in the way of clouds, either, guys, and i know it's hot one. >> yeah. >> and speaking of our team coverage on this hot weather continues and news 4 amy choe is life on the toasty national mall. >> i hear you talked with some people today who says this heat isn't really that bad. let's hear it. >> i did, that's right. we've been out here all day. it feels hot to us. wo oop -- we'll measure this wall that's been sitting in the sunlight all day. take a look at that, 105.2 degrees. b but despite the hot temperatures, 96 seem to be the average.

chill with the hot temperatures. >> it's people asking for water. but it's pretty good. >> yeah, it's a little bit hot. it's a little bit hot. >> we wanted to find out how these sweltering people keep their cool. many say they lived in places much hotter. like middleton who grew up in alabama. >> this is on a cool

>> don't let dehydration ruin your vacation ladies and gentlemen. >> in for some. when the temperatures go up, so do their profits and spirits. >> and if you, too, have to brave the heat outside, you'll be sure to take lots of breaks and where sunscreen, those raies can certainly get through. we're live on the national mall. >> self defense, or was it murder, the man or trial for killing a caterer here during a wedder party stakes the stand to tell his side of the

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coverage of the heat with doug. >> so doug just how high as our temperatures climbed this evening. let's take a look and show you what we're dealing with down at the airport. the heat index at the airport reached 106 degrees a little bit earlier. that's just amazing. 95 degrees the current temperature, winds out ouft southwest at 14 miles per hour. here are the current numbers, 90 fredericksburg. 93 in baltimore. and looking at the heat index, 104 dc and 104 annapolis. fredericksburg was around 10 a that's why we had the heat advisory. it's issued when we're expecting a heat index over 105 that's exactly what we saw today in this area. just about everybody get report of heat index close to 105. now, we're looking at a few

we could see these develop and become some storms later this evening. i'm not expecting much here, i'm really not. we could see a couple of storms later this evening. that's something we'll keep an eye on. keeping an eye on the heat tomorrow, another very hot day. outside, now, for the third time today. i will say it's cooler, but i know it's not. >> it feels even warmer out here. it's really hot and i'm starting to get really -- like instant dehydration. that's why it's so important that you continue to drink lots of water. let's take a look at your heat safety tips. i know you guys know thisment you have to drink plenty of water. i say drink the water before you get thirsty. take the breaks indoors if you're working outside in construction. don't be afraid to take that break inside, get that ac, make sure you download our nbc washington app where you can find the cooler centers here. and then, finally, check on your neighborly neighbor and pet. i know sometimes we leave the windows down, please remember it is hea

fast. that's a look at your forecast -- or your tips, rather, back to you. >> continuing with that forecast, we mentioned that chance of a shower tonight, some of those maybe around parts of the area, again, i'm not expecting much. you can see here it's not much there. tomorrow a different story, i think. you'll notice 7:00 a.m., cloud cover. i think we'll warm up just as quickly tomorrow as we did today. by around noon, heat index will be close to 100 degrees. a better chance of showers and few thunderstorms out there. any storm that developed tomorrow, we've got a cold front coming through. any storm that developed could be strong to potentially severe. we need a front to move through, but the front also brings with us that chance of storm. high of 94 degrees. very hot and humid. very similar to what it is right now. you walk outside, that's what it will be like tomorrow. strong storm likely during the afternoon, tomorrow. but the weekend, the weekend much better. exercise, yeah, let's humid. looking great at the beaches. no problem for

to moe the lawn, less humid on saturday. high of 89. 90 on sunday. and then look at that, next week. speaking of the beach forecast, i've got that for you at 6:45. >> the weekend is debate over plans of high-tech high speed train on magnets and big concern for people living near the proposed project. >> i had to use it. she was trying to kill me. those words from the young fairfax county park employee who is now accused of murdering a beloved wedding caterer. for the first time he took the stand here and just ahead, we've got our hands on the 911 call that he made immedtely after ia

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our northern bureau reporter reports now from fairfax. >> for the first time he's breaking his silence, telling jurors his version of what happened the night of august 6, 2016. the fairfax county park workers reporting the tense moment on his cell phone. it's tough to see. it shows a wedding clean up where they're working for the summer. there have been tense moments throughout the night between wedding party. >> i've moved from there to here to there. >> and i put that on my wedding day. >> he called police earlier in the evening saying he had been threatened. they left before they got heated and deadly. this moment, place for jurors today, accused to be the back and forth between wedding

caterer. >> they told the jurors that he had him up against the railing. she had his hands on his throat. he could not breathe. he said he reached into his pocket, unfolded the knife, stabbed her and then called 911. i want you to listen to some of that reporting. >> i was defending myself. >> you stabbed somebody? >> she had her hands around my throat. >> there was a moment that he was testifying on the stand. that the loved ones had to walk out of the courtroom. they were over come by emotion. her friends have told that she was a sweet loving person. they may hear closing arguments. also then they could begin their deliberation. in fairfax, david, news 4. >> he jumped a white house fence and ran across the south lawn undefected for 15 minutes. today he

crime. jonathan faces one year in prison for marge. the i-team broke this story on twitter. they say he claimed to be a friend of president trump when the secret service finally caught him. california men was carrying two cans of pepper spray. the house majority has been recovering after he was shot and practiced for the congressional baseball game in alexandria last month. yesterday we told you that med star washington hospital center had released from the icu. but he's still in the hospital. >> carried out major rates in nine states today. the u.s. attorneyic

in allstate charged 412 people with medicare fraud. more than 120 defendants, including doctors are facing charges now for their roles in describing and distributing opioids and other nigh car ticks some details about the so-called train are coming to light now. our transportation reporter adam is tracking the story. >> they're talking about here and now. >> this is the train he's trying to stop. over 300 miles per hour running above. it's what's known as the train, dc to new york city in

>> even though it seems a bit farfetch farfetched. >> and while no final decision has been made, buoy could be right in the middle of it all. linden concerned that the tree lines streets here, the homes, the golf course, the small town feel could be rattled by this new train. it is a neighbor. she said. >> and a company spearheading the project, no decision on any

but, then, that's not riding well here in buoy. >> and if this train comes through, it will decimate the home values and it will be less destitute. >> in buoy. news 4. . >> there's a big event tomorrow that will impact your morning and evening commute. >> break through. >> when the

>> and dare i say it can be a lot worse. >> and short -- >> humidity and heat index. >> and weeks ago during the worst heat

and the next day airlines had to cancel and the regional jet, but all of that hails in comparison to one day in death valley california -- right now, the all time highest temperature and pretty impressive. >> why is it so hot there? >> all that hot desert air, well, it's pouring directly into the valley and the lower it gets, the warmer it gets. and this area sits nearly 300 feet below sea level. so that geography turns furnace creek into convection oven. and one day in july, more than 100 years ago, it hit a

staggering 134 degrees. that temperature, people are. >> there will be traffic changes, some of the same accidents who held a women's march. tomorrow's march starts at 10:00 a.m. at the headquarters at the nationals rifle association. fairfax county. it will end at the department of justice in downtown dc. police say the marchers will start arriving in washington after 7:00 tomorrow night. one lane of traffic will be closed along the road. protesters also plan to return to the justice department for a rally on saturday morning. they say they want to denounce what they call default and intimidating rhetoric of the nra.

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dawn have been our trusted companions for thousands of years. they have been with us on the battlefield. now it turns out they're helping us when it comes to curing cancer, in humans in particularly, children. >> this little jack russell terrier is having a ct scan, find out if the mass on his hip is malignant tumor. the oncology surfaces in springfield virginia if the scan is positive, he might be considered for a trial that studies similarities between cancers and k-9s in

bone cancer and you look at that under the microscope. the pathologist can't tell you if it's human or dog. >> they treat pets who have cancer here. >> he also spent years at the national cancer institute at nih potential lijs between some cancers between both dog and children. >> a type of bone cancer, the third most common cancer effecting teenager. it typically attacks the long bones of the legs or arms, sometimes the pelvis. >> when my son daniel is 11 and he died two years later from the disease. >> theresa beach was horrified to learn that there was just one treatment option available

>> that was to prove in 1979. chemotherapy. >> frustrated and not being able to find better alternatives from her son, theresa started doing her own research looking into the genetics, she was hoping to find drugs to treat other cancers when she came across research on k-9 and osteo sarcoma. it's the most common bone tumor found in dogs. >> i know of several things they're trying to see if they can try certain drugs in dogs with sarcoma. and then -- the idea of being if they want to transition similar to the kids because one of the issues and getting a good model of her kids before you go into a clinical trial can be complicated. >> that's where the k-9 and kids foundation might be able to help. it started last yea

mission, tackle childhood and k-9 cancer and raise awareness and fun to help study the two. >> cancer to cancer may actually be sitting right beside us. >> the doctor is enthusiastic about the collaboration he sees and a study being conducted in dogs. >> that will determine whether the new drug and prove out comes for dogs. if they do, those treatments will be pry or tioritized for evaluation in the cancers. >> the juk russell terrier, he's still undergoing diagnostic testing. but the vet told us he's doing really

>> our dogs did not like this stuff out there. i think it was the shortest walk of the summer, one minute and he's back in the house. >> yeah. >> exactly right. when you talk about the hottest day so far this year, you have to talk about how many more of these you will get. we'll see quite a bit. the next ten days, not only days in the 90s. but day above 95. it's 97 degrees. yeah, this has been a pretty good heat wave. i think we'll get close 95 degree mark. we are at 95. we'll drop a little bit, 92 degrees at 7:00, humid all the way through 9:00 and 11:00. current heat index, 105. and 102 manasasa. so it's been a hot day out there for sure. no rain, no thunderstorm activity around the region. i'm still tracking a little bit of boundar

by this time i was expecting maybe a couple of -- so. >> tomorrow, though, one more humid, let's just say your friday planner. this is friday, 92 degrees at noon. heat index near 100 at noon. i think we have a better chance of clouds and storm, rather stormy around 7:00, too, as temperatures drop to the 93 degree range, eventually into the upper 30s and the weekend, right now looking. . >> and then next thursday and friday, extreme heat again, temperatures into the 90s, thinking about heading to the beach this weekend, it's a good day for the beaches thi

good chance of storm late in the day but look at saturday and sunday, actually, beautiful. get into the beach. >> coming up in sports. how dc united is helping to unify soccer. >> plus venus williams back in a that our families and kids -everwill be safe... good morning. ...safe in their beds... [ sizzles ]

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shorter way hasn't been there since 2009. check out this, sir. again, watch out, they want nothing to do with it. completely moved out of the way. that will hurt. later in this set, venus is match point, comes up with the return, but venus puts it away with the strong forehand. venus williams advances to her first wimbledon finals in eight years. >> the championship, don daily never shied with the fashion. check these out. just miles away from the yards, daily rocking some pants today. while supporting the bird. tied for 20th at 2 under, the top of the leader board at eight under. all right, football season is around the corner and redskins are unvailing some of the new food optionst

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tonight, trump defends his son. the president in paris again claiming his son did nothing wrong by meeting with that russian lawyer. and tonight, why son-in-law jared kushner is under new scrutiny. last chance. senate republicans reveal their revised healthcare bill with changes made, but already there's doubt over whether ihas the votes to pass. stunning confession. the attorney for a person of interest in the disappearance of four young men says his client has made a horrifying admission. blown away. the popular spot where tourists like these gather to feel the blast of jet engines, but now it's led to a deadly tragedy. and bride surprise. a guest she'd never met before appears on her wedding day. and reveals a remarkable connection. "nightly