tonight at 11:00, a twist in the story you saw first on 4. what metro is now saying about possible special trains for to the whirs going supremacist rally. a community demanding

justice after a man was shot and killed by a montgomery county police officer. that shooting has been ruled justified. and aitness says the pilot in a deadly plane crash in california made a split-second decision that may have saved a lot of lives. >> announcer: news4 at 11:00 starts now. for the first time, we are hearing from the family of a man killed by montgomery county police. good evening. i'm erika gonzalez. a march and vigil tonight days after the releasef body cam video of the shooting. news4's darcy spencer in silver spring with the emotional gathering. >> this is something i'll never, never get over. >> reporter: for the first time, he sister of robert white is speaking publicly about the police shooting that claimed her brother's life. >> we all have our problems. e have our issues, but he didn't deserve to die the way hd

. he didn't. >> reporter: irene thompson says she has not viewed p theice body cameraideo showing the officer shooting white in a silver spring parking lot last june. that video shows a viole confrontation, white knocking the officer to the ground and the oinicer f several shots. >> maybe in time, when my heart is healed, i may agree with it. not right now. not right now. >> reporter: thompson came to silver spring from north carolina for a rally demanding justiceic for white and p reform. >> we must have a voice. we must speak out. >> reporter: the shooting has been ruled justified by the hour county state's attorney's office, but howard and those demanding justice say her brother should not have been stopped to begin. >> we seek justice forobert white jr. >> reporter: the offaid through his attorney that white was weang a ripped shirt and made movementsim that led to

believe he was but white did not have a gun. some at the rally displayed ripped shirts in white'smemory. montgomery county police are still conducting their internalo investigation see if this officer violated any departmental policies or procedures. we reached outo montgomery county police. they had no comment at this time. in silver spring, darcy spencer, news4. >> the silver spring justice coalition sponsored tonight's rally at the fountain downtown. friends, neighbors and supporters called the shooting an injustice. many of them told us they want the officer who shot white to be chfired. they m to the scene of the shooting and held a vigil. >> i was appalled. another unarmed african-american man in this country killed in an encounter with police. and this time here in my home, silver spring. >> so, again, montgomery county police still investigating the shooti.

new at 11:00, it is a story that y s first on 4. after an uproar over theti sugg of separate metro trains for white supremacist protesters, metro now saying nothing is off the table. the website says demonstrators t plan toe the vienna metro to d.c. for sunday's rally. yesterday metro board chairman jack evans backtcked onis earlier comments. he now tells news4 the issue of separate trains was never under consideration. here's part of what metro told transportation reporr adam tusk today. it says nothing has beenid d yet. everything up to this point is under discussion. it also says the confines of a railcar present a unique security challenge, adding this ckind of group using pub transit is new. metro says it is working with law enforcement and the public safety is its highest priority. we're going to continue to follow this story of course.

we have breaking new details out thatragic plane crash in southern california. the twin engine plane slamming into the pking lot of a very busy strip mall during the middle of the lunch hour. all people on the plane died. lots of t people saw disaster unfold. here's a second-hand account of that. >> she was actually on a playground with kids, and the plane started coming dn on t of that playground. the pilot noticed that he was l going tod on these kids, so he internally, she said, turned the plane. >> nbc's dan scheneman has new video from bystanders watching in horror as the plane plunged from the sky. >> reporter: a terrifying moment caught on video. a twinngine cessna plunging to the earth. >> o scene, one twin engine aircraft down in the parking lo o >> reporte witness said the plane appeared to be in trouble.

>> i'm thinking to myself,e'hat pl going to crash. in that split second of thinking that, it had kind of banked a little bit and then just dropped. >> reporter: it crashed into the parking lot of a santa ana shopping center, everyone onboard >>dead. o survivors on that airplane, five fatality doas. no injuries on the ground. >> reporter: a parked car was hit when he plane camedown, but authorities say the driver was inside shopping during the crash. the national transportation safety board tells nbc affiliate kntv the pilot did not declare a flight plan and the tower at the john wayne airport less than two miles from tth scene o crash approved a runway after the pilot declared annc emer the cause is not known. the ntsb has launched an investigation. dan scheneman, nbc news. we want to give you a live look outside our studios here in northwest d.c.

storm team4 meteorologist lauryn ricketts is tracking a heat wave and now we're talking about the beginning of this workweek with feels-like temperatures in the triple digits, lauer i. >> we've got the tyheat, humi and the feel-like factor at around 100 degrees over the next coup of days. we had a few showers out there earlier. dissipatednow we are just looking at some dry conditions as we continue into the overnight. this green is some clutter from our radar. we're not looking at anything right now but did have heavy downpours earlier. 78 is our temperature right now. that south wind bringing in that humidity. that humidity is going to continue as temperatures drop intohe 60s and 70s. might not be a good idea to open up those windows tonight only becaee it's going to so muggy out there. fog forming overnight as well. we're going to take a look at how warm we're going to get and how long the heat sticks around. more rain chances this week. we'll talk about those coming up

in jus a little bit. >> thank you, ma'am. meanwhile, a string of sex assaults in different parts of northwest d.c. have police wondering if they're related. the assaults happening over the pastonth in foggy bottom and neighborhoods near dupont circle and log circle. d.c. police say this is the suspect in a sex assault that happened in july. they say his description matchey those given victims in the most recent cases. word that the suspect is still out there has a lot of residents rattled. >> as a young 20-something, that makes me feel really concerned abouiwhere i live. o longer really feel safe just walking home at 10:00 p.m. on a w night. that's been quite concerning. >> d.c. police are asking for thepublic's help to catch the suspect. new details tonight on an apparent assassination attempt on the president of a.venezu at least six people have beenar rested. authorities say the suspects used aair of drones, each

packed with two pounds of explosives to try to assassinate esident nicolas maduro yesterday. maduro abruptly stopped his speech. national guard troops scattered. bodyguards shielded maduro and his wife. they were.ot hurt maduro blaming the u.s. and colombia for being bind the plot. today president trump's u.s. national security adviser, joh bolton, denied any u.s. involvement in the attacks. the bla injured seven members of the national guard, three of which e in critical condition. we now know the double shooting in rockville is an attemptedmurder/suicide. a man shooting and killing his own elderly father. this was the scene on norbeck road nearav georgia ue. montgomery county police now saying w gregley shot and killed his 89-year-old father thomas willey. he then turned the gun on himself. this happened inside a car at a park & ride near leisure world.

both of them lived there. greg willey is in grave condition at the hospital. more than a dozen people were hurt when a bus ran off the road in maryland today. do you see it the crash happening on the baltimore-washington parkway near jessup. the bus landing in those trees there. people were taken to th hospital. none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening. figure out what caused the to crash. next at 11:00, pop star demi lovato breaks her silence about her battleith addiction. her message to fans and what she plans to d next. president trump changing his storybout the purpose of that infamous trump tower meeting between his top campaign brass and the russians. and dramatic video shows police officers tryg to save a passenger from a burning car before it is too late. before you get a case of the mondays, we make a case for sunday. toni otn "sports final," down

in richmond, jay gruden can't stop smiling about his new quarterback. why he thinks alex smith can lead the redskins to bigger and better. and a gender reveal we'll never get. tom wilson gets his day with lord stanley's cup, and he mig have the lucky chas to go back-to-back. all that and much more after the news tonight on "sports fina"l.

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car. now, we're not going to show yoe the most e parts of this video, but we do want to warn you what you're about to see hid hear is grc. the car had just slammed into a utility pole in atlantgi geora, early this morning. good samaritans pulling two people out, but one passenger was still trapped. the officer used a fire extinguishers other officers pulled the person to safe . everybody in that car went to the hospital, and we are working to learn their condition this eveng. pop superstar demi lovato is breaking her silence about herd ion struggles nearly two weeks after suffering an apparent drug overdose. this veryring personal message on instagram toda y.it iean that this illness is not something that disappears or fades in time. it is something that i must continue to overcome and have not done yet, end quote.

lovato also thanked god for keeping her alive, saying she will now focus on her sobriety and her road to recovery. e news is reporting that she is expected to be released from the hospital in the next few days d will then go to rehab. multiple people met with donald trump at trump tower months before he was elected president. but it is a meeting in june of 2016 that special counsel robere mu is interested in. nbc's kelly o'donnell with more on the president's surprise tweet today about the sit-down. >> reporter: feeling the heat. >>t'0 eens cr om >> reporr: saturday night a a sweltering ohio rally, the president raise alarm over ongoing election interference. >> we've got to stop meddling. we've got to stop everybody from attacking us. but tre are alot. russia is there. china is there. >> reporter: but by this h mornin was running a fever on twitter, denying a news

report as a complete fabrication that i am concerned about the donald my wonderful son had in trump tower. that june 2016 meeting included a kremlin-linked russian lawyer and lobbyist along with the president's so son-in-law jared kushner, and then-camauign chairman manafort. but today the president changed his story, dropping the earlier claim that russian adoption policy had been the focus. this was a meeting to get information on an opponent, totally legal. he adds, i did not know about it. for 16 months, the special counsel has been examiningss n interference and whether the trump campaign had any involvement. this new tweet may draw further scrutiny. but today a lawyer fpr the ident questioned whether the nyump junior meeting crossed red line >> the question is what law, statute, rule or regulation has beenviolated, and nobody has pointed to urn oone.

>> they pointed to several including conspiracy to defraud the united states. >> reporter: defending hisel st son and namesake and defending himself appeared to ignite the president' frustration, enough to make this claim about the media. they can also causewar. they are very dangerous and sick. p adviser kellyanne conway offered this explanation. >> he said it really refers to those who aren't always telling the truth and who are giving emotion over information. >> that was nbc's kelly o'donnell reporting. tonight the white housea releasd rare statement that president trump was playing golf. he played golf with south carolina senator lindsey graham, and they talked about a number of issues including national security and trade. some people haveemonade stands or garage sales at the end of theirdriveway. one leesburg woman has a very successful flower stand. rachel roberts cal herself the leesburg flower lady. she makes beautiful bouquets and

tries to keep her stand stocked all the time. it's for a good cause. the profits go to loudoun hunger relief. so far she has raised over $50,000,n fact, to help feed hungry people. >> i lfle ers, and i love doing this. and i love sharing them with people that love them too. that's what makes e really happy when they say, i love your flowers. and as a result, i keep going. l g as i'm able, i keep going because i can turn inmoome y. >> roberts has been doing this for six years and also gets help from her grandkids like thi sttle annie here in this video. >> ha iso great. >> it is a beautiful story. lauryn ricketts joining us today. muggy day. if you thought it was hot this weekend, we're going to crank up the dial for the start of your

workweek. >> we're going to be right at that heat advisory criteria. the heat andumidity combined, we get that feel like factor -- >> for multiple days in arow? >> multiple days going to feel like 100 degrees. >> oh, yay. >> get ready because that heat is coming. and it was here today. temperatures in the low to mi90s for daytimeighs today. of course again we have that ouhumidity. i t it was pretty humid out there today. few isolated showers and thunderstorms popping up. a disturbance was passing ove trigging a few showers. i think we're going to have the same deal tomorrow where we could have isolated showers and thunderstorms. of course there would be some heavy downpours as well. outside right now, clear skies. we could have an isolated shower during the overnight but for the most part, we're going to stay dry. just hot and hum as we get into your monday. storm chances on tuesday and wednesday, plus severe weather on wednesday. thursday right now i have us drying out. it looks like we will dry out a bit on thursday. some of the guidance was suggesting we could still have some lingeringhowers into thursday, but right now i'm

keeping it dry. we're dry area-wide at this point. looking good on our radar. the humidity,s isaid, pretty oppressive. that's h it's going to be tomorrow. high humidity continues this week, and then by the time we get to wednesday, we're going to have a lot of cloud coemr. theratures a little lower but still hot and humid as we get into wednesday. thel humidity w start to decrease thursday and friday. temperatures tomorrow and tuesday going to be right in t w to mid-90s with that heat index at 100 tomorrow. af101 by tuesday rnoon. slipping a little bit on wednesday, but wednesday it's still hot out therak as you your way out the door tomorrow morning, i think you can leave the umbrella at home we have an isolated chance of a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon, but tomorrow morning you may encounter a little patchy fog. temperatures in the 70s. that's about it. we're going to be dry through much of the day tomorrow. again with just that isolated chance of shower or a storm, which obviously i couldn't spell right there.er future wea looking for monday, you can see that we are dry againith that patchy fog.

then we will have a chance for, trying hose few storms to pop up throughout the region. but they will be few and far between, kind of like how we saw today. then a fntal system comes through for tuesday and wednesday. that will bring a better chance to see showers and thunderstorms. it scoots through on wednesday. eeat's why i think we'll have a better chance to possibly severe weather on wednesday. we're dry on thursday and friday. thte temperatures slip j a little bit. then as we get into your saturday and sunday, we will have a chanc for some more rain unfortunately coming our way. looks like we could have some rain not onl for saturday and sunday, but that also could lead into monday as well. but then b tuesdaynd wednesday of next week, we're drying out. temperatures staying prett warm. >> can we make a guess that by the time the summer is over, we'll have had one of the rainiest summers on record? >> oh, yeah i mean july definitely from baltimore and dulles was -- >> every single weekend has been -- >> i know, every weekend. i know. >> thank you. get ew tonight, as kids

ready to start the school year, some of them got a chance to show off their back to schoo looks at a fashion show in fairfax county. they had a blast posing and twirling down the runway at the annual back to school fashion show. this is at fair oaks mall. believe that's angie's daughter. 50 kids took part in today's event. cutie-pies. still ahead, the redskins just days away from their first preseason game.l eyes on alex >>smith. all eyes onhi m. >> what his head coach thinks of his new qb? we know what

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>> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. >> all right. we are getting very closeo the end of training camp and seeing what the guys can do. >> or to put it another way, hiose to seeing alex smith which is apparently som that registers around these part. >> roll that beautiful footage.

>> let's do that. >> i don't know what i got myself into here. alex, around these parts, that's a popular name. both men's finalists in the city op named alex. ovechkin has done okhe. now redskins. we're told it's not easy being alex. alex plays a team game and that team is getting ready to defend mankind, or at least win a me. smiles spotted down in richmond. the j redskinust days away from game. first preseason good chance for fans to see some of the young guys and one guy that fans are eager to see, the newquarterback. that's what it's all about, alex smith. picked from the chiefs in january. smith slreadytarting to earn the respect of his teammates and his head coac jaygruden, is glowing about him. >> i love him. i think he's a great player. he's got a great natural feel in the pocket which i can see j already,ust natural movement

fr the pocket. those scripted pla that i've talked about for so many years i think we'll have a few more of this year with alex. he's a pro at that stuff. great leader. players all like him. >> listen, we've got more of jad tonight on "sports final." nats are hosting the reds. offense stepping up to the irate. bottom of the th two on, two out from bryce harper. thatrops fair. adam eaton comes in to score. nats up 2-0. tom of t top of the ninth. herrera he and strikes him out looking to end the game. nats win 2-1.k roc creek park, back to alexs. took the first set. check out this backhand. no chance on this one.

21-year-old german inching close tore back-to-back titles. terrific stuff. later in the stuff, zeirev with match point. going to put i into the net. zeirev wins in straight sets. back-to-back tles for the young german. over on the women's side. sa vet na. first set, in the far court, look al this drop ot. doesn't even go for it. she did win the first set, though. all right. cue net sew va won the second.s keep her spot and comes up with in backhane shot winner here. cue net sew va wins the women's open title. >> i like how you have to use the hand movements. >> it's like a broad