now now at 11:00. more strong words from a local mother who lost her son to violence. what she said new tonight about his killer still on the run. plus six teenagers missing tonight possibly on the run from their home country.

about how they vanished right here in d.c. we saw high of 98 degrees across our region today. tomorrow could be even hotter. heat index of 105. another heat advisory posted. i'm also tracking severe weather. >> announcer: news4 at 11 starts now. we cover murders all the time sadly but we've never heard anything quite like this before. take a listen to the passion and to the anger in this mother's voice. >> you did something to my son who was innocent so now you're going to have to come after me and make god get you. >> she's talking about her son john christian weber. and last night someone shot him inside his own home. >> his friends and family gathered tonight to honor his memory but they kept details of the vigil quiet, afraid because his killer is still

>> news4 shomari stone is live now. >> reporter: those friends and family members gathered at an undisclosed location. it was private. they allowed us to be there to capture this special moment. they were paying tribute to jc. his mother very upset, obviously. she lost her only son. she thought that one day he would bury her, instead she is planning to bury him at his funeral and she demands to know who killed him. >> my son, my son. >> reporter: she points at her son's photo on mourners t-shirts. 20-year-old john christian weber, also known at jc was gunned down last night. >> he's gone because of some lowdown dirty dog. >> reporter: jc's frenz pay tribute to him at a

inside his family home. he died at a hospital. police tell us this was not a random murder. >> reporter: did your son have any enemies? any idea why this happened? >> i don't know why. you can be the nicest person and still have an enemy. >> reporter: detectives believe jc knew the shooter. police have not released information on a possible motive for the killing. sources close to the investigation say detectives are looking for three men in their 20s last seen driving away in a dark colored honda. his mother is confident police will make an arrest. >> justice for jc, justice for my baby jc. >> reporter: tonight montgomery county police are offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information that leads to an arrest and indictment in this case. life in silver spring, i'm shomari stone,

it may be 11:00 at night but we're still dealing with some extreme heat out there. >> and it's not done with us yet first. this was our hottest day of the year but you're saying it's going to be even hotter tomorrow. >> it's going to feel hotter tomorrow. the humidity was up today but tomorrow it will be even warmer. i'm talking about that heat index, eclipsing 105 in some areas. take a look at the high temperatures across the area, 98 in d.c., 97 in lees burg. we saw a heat index of 110 in quantico and baltimore. tomorrow i think they could be higher. here's at 11:00 at night and the current feels like temperature is 97 in d.c., 95 in annapolis, 84 in gaithersburg. you still feel it when you step out the front door. even hotter tomorrow and looking at possible severe storms on friday. i'll detail those for you. and look at this. the heat wave

been asking me that. when can we see cooler weather? i'll see you back here later. the heat tonight did not stop runners from coming out to a family event. news4 jackie benson with a look at how folks are beating the heat. >> reporter: there were so many people out here tonight there was a little bit of gridlock near the lincoln memorial. 9:00 p.m. looked as busy as 9:00 a.m. near the lincoln mem. savvy visitors to the nation's capitol know the best way to avoid the sights while avoiding day time temperatures is to head out after sunset. voiding the hottest part of the day meant timed family fun run and walk in greenbelt maryland started at 7:00 p.m. the weekly summer

collaboration between greenbelt park and the prince george's county running club. the heat did not slow down these runners. okay, maybe just a little. >> it is really hot. and especially just coming from work, it's like really hot. i wasn't expecting it to be this hot. >> reporter: the run is staffed by volunteers including one who agrees to undertake a most important responsibility bringing the popsicles. >> hum just what i needed. >> reporter: after two miles in heat that was still very much on the stifling side it was all about the frozen goodness. >> it is popsicles. the kids love them. >> reporter: now, obviously if you have an outdoor event whether or not there will be popsicles in the next couple days you might want to call and see if they are still holding that event. e

jackie benson, news4. >> thank you, jackie. still no signs of a group of african teenagers after a team robotics competition in d.c. two of the teens were spotted crossing the canadian border. the trail is gone cold on the other four. they were last seen tuesday night after the competition rapped up. the team stayed at a residents hall in northeast. they left their room keys behind indicating they planned to leave on their own. they were supposed to be under close supervision. >> they would go to the competition and come back and did that several times until the last day of the competition. >> the teenagers all have one year visas and they may not be doing anything illegal by not returning to row onedy at this point. the state department issued a new warning due to

tension there and violence. i'm leon harris. the police chief of minneapolis didn't hold back tonight in her her first appearance since an officer killed a woman. she called out that officer and vowed that justice will be served. >> justine didn't have to die, based on the publicly released information from the vca this should not have happened. these were the actions and judgment of one individual. there are questions that need to be answered and he's the only one who has those answers. >> but officer mohamed noor is not talking and can't be forced too. justine damond called police to her home to report noises and when she approached the police car when they arrived, reportedly a noise startled noor and he shot her through the patrol car's driver's side window and he did it over his partner. the officer's

cars cameras were not turned on and the police chief says that's a problem and she's promised to make changes in policy to ensure that cameras are on before officers have any interaction at the scene of a call. back to you. >> thank you. did you see it? o.j. simpson could be out of prison as soon as october 1st and tonight speculation is growing over what he'll do with his new found freedom. >> i do vote to grant parole. >> thank you. thank you. >> simpson was granted parole today after spending nearly nine years behind bars for an armed robbery in las vegas. he says he wants to move back to florida where three of his four children live. he could reenter public life but one of his attorneys who defended simpson back in that 1995 double murder trial doesn't think that's a good idea. >> o.j., if you're listening to me, become private. don't be in the public lighting. theon

dpas. >> reporter: now simpson owes millions to the families nicole brown simpson and ron goldman's family. his nfl pension, however, is protected. white house road in upper marlboro is set to reopen tomorrow. it closed today after a driver hit a utility pole. a falls church was behind the wheel. asphalt spilled out closing white house road at harry truman drive. both expected to reopen tomorrow morning. update tonight to a murder mystery we've been following for you for days now. police tell us the man who was found dead on the street here in riverdale sunday morning is 31-year-old santos morales. authorities released this come positivit sketch hoping someone ul

killer including this case there have now been more than a dozen homicides in prince george's county this month. a person who ate at the chipotle straurnt has tested positive for neuro virus but health officials say that's not enough to confirm that's what made so many people sick. louden county health department says more than 60 people became ill after eating at the restaurant on triple 7 road in sterling. their symptoms are consistent with neuro virus but test results will answer more questions next week. the restaurant closed for cleaning on tuesday but it is now back open. police say he sexually assaulted children as young as 4 years old while working as a handy man. today, fairfax county police announce the arrest of 43-year-old herbert pal moe. he's accused of assaulting three children four to 11 years old. he came into

homes as an independent contractor. >> scammers they know you're on to them so they're picking new ways to go after your private information. >> turning everybody from small children to grandmothers. next at 11:00, what you need to watch out for on your cell phone. plus a billionaires tweet gets us all talking about hyperloop but the super fast train is a long way off. and looking for something to do inside tomorrow, how about a virtual

breaking tonight. greek officials say more than 100 people have been injured after a powerful 6.7 earthquake rocked a port city in turkey. this is video of some of the chaos after the quake. two were killed on the greek island after a bar collapsed. the quake rattled the turkish coast and nearby greek islands causing people to race out of buildings and leading to warnings to avoid beaches. these pictures show some of the damaged buildings. so imagine, traveling from d.c. to new york city in just under a half an hour? elon musk the man behind tesla and spacex says he received verbal government approval today to make that happen. musk announced he'll begin building an underground hyperloop between here and the big apple. the travel time would just be 29 minutes. a lot faster than the current 3 hours 20 minutes the trip takes on

the mayors of both d.c. and new york said this verbal approval was news to them. our nbc washington digital team did a little work. that's about how long it takes to get from metro center or white flint or half way to baltimore on asella train. if you tried to drive to new york 29 minutes would leave you stuck in gridlock on the bw parkway. check out the rest of the list on our nbc washington app. they're changing tactics going after us through our cell phones now. these new texting exams could put your private information at risk. jolene kent shows us how it works and what to watch out for. >> reporter: as americans get smarter about robo call fraud and phoney e-mails.

their game. instead of phishing e-mails they're sending texts to your phone in an increasingly popular scam called smooshing. you'll actively respond to it and they've got you. >> reporter: the better business bureau reports thousands of dollars lost from just one text. these messages try to grab your attention, alleging your bank account has been compromised like this one claiming to show a suspicious withdraw from an atm. >> they usually include a link or phone number urging you to click or call. if you do, hackers could steal your personal information or infect your phone with malware. >> you as a consumer are looking at the website on a very tiny screen as well as the notification. that makes it harder to notice the cues that we usually use to tell apart a fraudulent site from a real one. >> reporter: there's no foolproof way to block smishing residents. do not the rely, call black or

call a verified number. always delete suspicious text and never share your phone number on social media. protecting your self as hackers deploy new tact ticks to win your trust. jolene kent, news4, los angeles. >> so doug, we ask you how it's going to feel tomorrow but the forecast the last couple of weeks has felt like this. [ then put your little hand in mind, they're ain't no hill or mountain -- if only we could do that. >> a little taste of groundhog day in july. same thing over and over again. it's about to get even worse, isn't it. >> it is one of my favorite movies. it's going to be just like today tomorrow and just like tomorrow on saturday, so yeah it is like groundhog day all over again. out there right n

here we are at 11:00 and our krnt temperature at the airport is 87 degrees. that's two degrees shy of the average high temperature for the day. winds out of the south at 7 miles per hour. i'm going straight to the heat index. 97 d.c., 95 annapolis, feels like 85 manassas. 97 degrees. even in winchester, 84 is the current heat index and once again we have a heat advisory for much of the area tomorrow. i think we could see that heat index rise to 105 maybe even higher during the day tomorrow. friday, i think our hottest day. on the radar there's nothing out there. i don't expect to see anything until saturday. talk about that in just a second. let's talk about your morning. weighing up getting the kids out to camp. 827:00 a.m. 88 the heat index at 9:00 should be right around 100 degrees.

get there tomorrow. going for a high temperature of 98. i would not be surprised if d.c. hit 100 degrees during the day tomorrow. feeling like 100 to 105 and we could tack on a few more. speaking of camp, 87 for the kids at camp. heat index by noon should be around 102 to 103 and feeling around 105 in the afternoon. it's going to be a hot one for sure. many of the camps these days are taking precautions, bringing the kids in during the hottest part of the day and only keeping them out for a time. it's a lot harder for kids as much as heat exhaustion is concerned. there's your groundhog day forecast right there. i think we could see a heat advisory each day through sunday. monday looking a little bit better. very hot on monday with a high of 95. weather alert day friday, saturday and sunday. saturday not just weather alert because

thunderstorm activity. we could see some storms rumble through here very high winds and heavy rainfall. it will not be flash flooding type rains as these storms will move very quickly. the rain will come down hard with all of that humidity in the atmosphere. coming down on tuesday, will be the temperatures. back down to our average high of 9, then we get back down to 87 dons wednesday. staying in the 80s. next weekend the coolest weather, normally i say that during the winter, the coldest weather happened on the weekend but we'll take 84 on saturday with a chance of storms. >> that sounds delicious. >> something to look forward to. >> i got to watch groundhog day tonight and again tomorrow. >> coming up, good golf across the pond today and a bad time or two at a ball game back in the

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first action since winning the u.s. open. matt kuchar also there on six putting from the french. kuchar goes up the hill. this one will find the bottom of the cup. in the lead at 5 under. this shot of the day doesn't belong to any of them. it's charles hoffman from the rough on his second shot. it's a beauty, lands on the green and check this out. it's going to roll right in. clearly acting like i've been there before. he's tied for sixth at 3 under. second round coverage of the open championship starts in a couple hours over on the golf channel. the washington nationals have the best record on the road in the national league with 31 wins. tonight they do have a night off but still out west starting a three game series against the dimes. tonight the orioles hosting the rankers. adam jones laughing at people who think the birds can't come back from down

jonesy sends this ball to right center. two home runs in two nights. orioles down 5-3. orioles even it at 5. jones at it again. adam puts it down the right line rounding third, he comes in to score. jones heads to second with an rbi double. orioles come all the way back and lead it 6-5. and two batters later jonathan scope up with two on and two out and in baltimore they're calling him johnny baseball. straight up the middle. that brings in two. monster series for scope, .500 average and orioles complete the four game sweep. they win it 9-7. blue jays visiting the red sox and check this out. foul ball down the line and the fan with the bucket hat not too happy because the ball goes right off his glove. it gets there but in the bottom of the frame, watch this, another chance but off his

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