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origins of the seth rich conspiracy. the dnc staffer was killed just a block from his northwest washington home, and no we know more about ate sinisr plot. and check this out. a gender reveal burnout sparks a lot of excitement and then plenty of flames. >> announr: news 4 at 11:00 starts now. good evening, everybody. the images stunned the and now we begin tonight with growing calls to improve police andbetween the residents in montgomery county. >> this comes as the officer captured in this disturbing arrest video you see here now faces criminal charges related to alleged excessive force. >> we're not above holding the police accountable if they commit crimes in this community. we've got to track -- look, we don't enjoy doing hat, but it comes with the job that we'ven ath to do. >> live in rockville now where demonstrators connected to this case called for a new advisory

commission. shomari? >> reporter: good evening, gentlemen. that is right. now, those protesters were demonstrating right outsidehe uilding where the montgomery county council meets. they weren't in the chambers. they were actually in a private room, a public forum if you will where people would listen and talk to the acting police chief along with councilmembers. otesters, want, the is a police advisory commission to basically oversee the montgomery county police's nduct. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> reporter: about a dozen people demonstrate. >> we're going to demand an end to police violence. >> reporter: in support of change in the montgomery county police department >> police brutality will not be tolerated in my county. >> reporter: carl ap ponnn pond hol a sign that reads "police integrity matters." >> we do indea have cultural problem within our police department. >> reporter: controversial incents such as officer kevin

morris recently kneeing a uf handcd suspect who was face down on the ground. two months ago an officer saying the n word to a group of black men upsets her. >> it makes me concerned and s worried aa person of color. >> reporter: she and these people who live in the county want council members to pass bill1419 which would create a policing advisory commission. tonight at a community meeting some council members and acting police chief marcus jones support it. >> we believe police advisory commission will assist both the council and the department. >> reporr: the crowd sits and listens as they learn the police advisory commission would advise the council on police issues but would not make disciplinary decisions. some people told me they're concerned officers won't feel appreciatedand coulddepolice, in other words, not respond to some emergency calls because of low morale. >> mr. stone, i will state this, is that that is a concern of us in the police world.

what you say is true. it does have impact on communities. >> reporter: council member will juwando. >> i just want to address shomari's point. when we had our forum we heard from people on both sides that they weren't -- they didn't think police responded quickly enough. >> reporter: well, that's right. that was council member will jawando. now, as for this bill, keep in i mind it in the beginning stages. it must first go to a public safety committee, which would o then l at it, send it back to the council to take a look at it, and that would happ in the fall. but one thing as channel 4 always does, we will stay on top of this story and bring you the latest developments as they become available. live in rockville, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> all right, shomari. thank you. leon? jim, it's bthen neare years since he was gunned down on a late-night walk home. and we still don't know who

killed seth rich. but the conspiracy theories surrounding his deth appear to trace back to russia. that's according to a yao! ws investigation. yahoo! spoke with aformer federal prosecutor who looked into the case, and they say that ntys after rich's murder russian intelligence sou a bulletin on an obscure website alleging that rich, who was a dnc staffer at the time, had been assassinated. nbc has not indendently nfirmed that yahoo story. but yahoo is reporting the got an bulletin lat picked up by far right media here, eventually reaching fox news and trump administration allies. the prosecutor also briefed robert mueller, the special counsel, who determined that wikileaks falsely implied that rich had been the source of the leed dnc e-mails. that prosecutor says it appears russia used rich's murder to draw attention away from its efforts in the 2016 dncai e-m hack. new tonight at 11:00, president trump wants i.c.e. to deport undocumented immigrants,

but prince george's police won't be cooperating. today the department released a five-minute training video here specifically telling officers what to do. police chief hank stowinski says ent is prohibited from cooperating with federal immigration authorities to enforce civil deportation . orders >> when a criminal immigration warrant is located in the data base during a traffic stop or an investigation, the individual will be detained and confirmation with i.c.e. will be made. >> chief stowinski says the department ha o also sent letters to officers explaining e the differenetween a civilsu mmons and a criminal arrest warrant. officers must now contact their supervisor if they don't know the difference between the two. ermeanwhile, the murd of two traengender wom from the district has become the force behind an extraordinary uniting of d.c.'s lgbt community.

>> tonight news 4as there as d.c.'s delegate to congress, eleanor holmes norton, heard their imlpssioned pleas for he and understanding. news 4's jackie bensen with that story. new tonight. >> we as the community, we've got to do something. >> reporter: transgender activists flank d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton as she r asks to heatheir stories and their ideas for solutions to the violence that claimed the lives of ashanti carmen, rc, in and zoe spears, just 23, in june. both murders remain unsolved. >> those who have been a statistic of brutal violence and death are generally forgotten, then put in a cold file. >> reporter: the national center for transgender equality tevealed the results of a rec survey of d.c.'s trans residents. one in four have lost a job for being transgender. one in four reports being harassed on the job, forced to use a bathroom or wear a uniform that did not match their preferred gender. one in three avoid seeking medical care for fear of being

harassed or rejected.ne advisorhborhood commissioner mark silverstein grew emotional as he described the results of a letter sent one week after zoe spears' murder. a gro of ancs, most of them gay men, who call them the rainbow caucus, implored city officials todress critical housing and employment problems that lead many of d.c.'s trans women of color to survive by sex rk. >> it wasn't that long ago that i would have said i really don't have that much in common with zoe spears. skin color's different, gender identity's different. re le lot of other things different. but now i realize that i have everything in common with her. and so does everyone in this room. >> reporter: many of those at today's meeting are involved in preparations for friday's public funeral service for zoe spears. in northwest, jackiens been, news 4. the family of a little girl

who was shocked at mgm nationalh hash o with electricity says their lives will never be the same. and now one year later those parents have released a video showing their child, who still can't speak or walk. their law firm recorded this interview and captured the two interacting with little zynae green. last june the 7-year-old got shocked by a railing at the m. her mother says she's had to foit her three jobs she was working to care r her daughter full-time and she and her husband spoke about the toll ths situation is taking on their lives. >> it took a big toll on me. i didn't go nowhere. i justustayed in the the whole day with zynae. not hearing her voice, not hearing her say ma, happy mother's day, giving me a hug, playing with my ,hair kissing me, telling me how much she loves me, it really hurted me. >>we know that zy will continue to get better. >> to hear her bautiful voice

again. >> 120 volts of electricity ravaged that girl's body as she touched that railing. mgm released a statement about it saying this -- "it has been a year, but a dayt does no go by that we do not think of the green family. what happened was a tragic accident and we hope zynae' condition improves." for now that lawsuit against mgm is still pending. jim? well, we want to turn now to our forecast. boy, what a difference out there today after yesterday's deluge. we really needed to dry out, and we did. >> that's right. but we got one more nice day like this one coming our way. storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer won't let the fun last for long because he says we've gotce a chanor severe weather just around corner, right? >> yeah, we're tracking that for you as well. that would be day on thursday. tomorrow a day kind of like today but a little warmer and noticeably more humid as well. high temperatures today below average. our average high is 89. 86 degrees in d.c. hagerstown. back to the west, though, 91 in

west virginia. that's the warmer air that's going to be making its way our way. tracking a couple of things here in the wider picture. one, we've got a storm here. that's a front. that's what we're going to ee onthursday. and two, down toward the gulf you see all these clouds. that's where the gulf of mexico, that could be a new tropical system tomorrow and that could become a fairly strong tropical. we'll talk about that as well as we move on through the nextsy couple of days. staying dry and comfortable tom brow. a litt more humid. possible severe storms on thursday. icll time those out for you. tracking the tr yeah. for really the first time. this would be the second storm. the other one we'll talk about it. we'll see you back here in a minute. >> thank you, doug. m a shockingove today by gop state lawmakers in richmond. hours they han t abruptly ended a special session on gun violence. as our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey sho us tonight, gun control activists say that decision could backfire

the polls. >> reporter: a show of force on both sides virginia's capitol. gun control activists confronting lawmakers with noisy chants. this group sensing the mass shooting in virginia beach was creating momentum for new gun restrictions. >> i am looking to see common sense gun laws because there's too many lives that are being taken for senseless reasons. >>reporter: gun rights supporters smaller in number, quieter. many displaying theiranide arms their disdain for any type of gun control. >> have you ever seen a criminal that obeyed any law, m ae or less gun law? one of these days the politicians will figure out that you cannot legislate behavior. >> reporter: but before any gun bills could be presented leaders abruptly called for a vote to adjourn. stunned democrats reacted with outrage. >>hey totally abdicated their responsibility. and number two, the republicans

in this state are totally le contr i mean 100% controlled by the national rifle association. >> reporter: gop leaders say with more than 30 bills to consider more time isto needed study them. they've decided the crime commission will now take a look. hey point to the panel created after the 2007 virginia tech mass shooting as a model. >> what want to do is have a group that can look at these measures not in the moment by moment down here but actually have a chance to look at them. >> reporter: the sudden end to the special session on gun violence brought in northern virginia woman to tears. lieutenant governor justin fairfax comforting her. she brought a poster spotlighting her case when her housemateer pulled a gun on h it was only a misdemeanor. >> i'm very disappointed. that's absolutely wrong. s we needronger gun control. >> reporter: and governor northam who called the special session tweeting that the gop actions were "shameful and disappointing." >> that was julie carey reporting. some gun control activists say

she hope voters will punish the gop's actions during november' election. all new tonight at 11:00, the district's ready to cash in the big step city leaders just took tonight. check out these names. bryce harper, tom brady, julio jones. a local artist hasd outfitte some of the biggest athletes in the world in the most unique and eye-catching way. tonight his talent's being displayed on a national stage. and this is what happens when agender reveal goes wrong. really wrong. the parents wanted the blue smoke. th terrifying flames ean

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right here in d.c. the council approved a measure that will allow the same company that operates the d.c. lottery to also operate the city's future mobile betting app. that bill hadme under scrutiny as its sponsor ward 2'a jack evans fces those ethics e questions anduse it did not allow competitive bidding. but ultimately, it passed 7-5. now, this paves theay for ebile betting to get up and running byrly next year. we could see in person betting at venues like nats park and capital o arena early this fall. a maryland man customizes cleats for superstar athletes. not just any cleats. folks, some of them are worth about 4,000 bucks a pop. >> yeah, this is top shelf, folks. and as news 4's moises linnares reveals one oba basell's biggest stages featured his works 6 art tonight. >> reporter: you've probably

never heard the name david sambrano although you might run across his work on tv or social media. >> there's tom brady. there's juliojones. there's bryce harper. eph curry. >> reporter: a short list of athletes the man known as des cusr,mizes shoes fo a direct result of preparation meeting opportunity. >> this kid came by and asked if i knew how to paint shoes. i told him yeah, sure, whatever. >> and c that momenthanged your life? >> that moment just doing that one project right. >> reporter: a pair of cleat with his art that led him to ce wide reer mohamed sanu. >> slowly but surely he started calling and getting a pair, and since then tivat was about years ago, we established a cool friendship. >> reporter: a friendship that opened the gates to the nfl, nba, and major league baseball, where he works closely with stars like ex-nationals player bryce harper. >> we did a pair for himor his

first game where their mascot the philly phanatic. i did the final pair that london flvetcher for the redskins e wore. >> reporter: but things weren't always lookg up for des. >> i had opened up a cpsple of sho. one was an automotive paint. one was a t-shirt shop. all three of them closed down. so i had resigned myself that i wouldn't -- i would never make money with art. reporter: fast-forward almost a decade later and you'll find des's art on displa during mlb's all-star game. >> seven years ago you think you're a nine to five guy and here you are doing a project fma r league baseball. i think we've earned our way here and we have a consistent workload anduldn't be happier about it. >> ta-da. that's it. >> reporter: prior to finding his niche david relocated his family three times in three years because he couldn't afford to pay the rent. but through perseverance he's become one of the go-to guys in the sh game. moises linares, news 4.

>> i'm just wonderiow long it takes toake one pair. >> yeah. art.hose are works of i'd be afraid to play in them. >> i was going to say, who'd want to get them >> exactly. >> you can find genius any yere, can'tou? good stuff there. even though he's making shoes for >>e braves. heck this out, folks. gender reveal parties, they're big these days. you've seen them a thoutind mes no doubt. but the one that took place in australia, you'll remember this one. it's going to be remembered by a what should not have happened. queensland police released this video to the public today. this is an incident that happened in april last year. the father-to-be fitted his car with special tires and people can see, cheering him on there. he was doing burnouts and bluem ske came out from the tires but then the car decided to do a burnout of its own. it caught fire. the driver and the passenger climbed out of the car. they madit out. they were not hurt. the guy had to pay a $1,000 fine and lost his license for six months or something. >just a lot of embarrassment and ego wounds there. >> but it's a boy! >> did we mention it's a boy?

>> crazy. >> that is crazy. >> lengths people will go to these days for that kind of we'd like to see kme blue ss here, maybe not blue smoke. >> yeah. it was alittle bit on the warm tide but not bad at all. tomorrow it's on he hot side. it's a little bit more humid. you'll feel the difference, although we're not talking about real intense heat at all. out there right now pretty nice afternoon. pretty nice evening rather. temperatures sitting in the 70s. we're at 77 degrees. winds out of the south 7 miles an hour. it is that southerly wind that ilped to warm ths, bring in the humidity as you make our way to tomorrow. right now look at culpepper, down to 69. most areas will be into the mid to upper 60s. d.o is efts mild nht not much in the way of clouds. here's awe're going to be watching this. as a storm system is making its way across the middle part of country this will give us a chance for

some strong to severe thunderstorms on thursday. that t something i'm goingo be tracking for you very, very closely and thursday could be a weather alert day as a result. and we're also tracking what's happening right now in the trops. this is a storm that believe it or not came across the middle part of the country, down through the atlanta area, and now exid into the gulf of mexico. watch what happens here. this is one computer model. taking this off the panhandle of flida. creating a very strong tropical storm or hurricane. look, this would be an eye right here. some computer models have this going up to a category 2 or 3 hurricane. others kep it more of a tropical storm. 90% chance from the national hurricane cenr to become barry by tomorrow afternoon. we're going to be tracking that very closely. it is the second storm so far this season. the first didn't do much but it did bring some rain to the south. now, high temperatures down to our south. much warmer. look, jackson, mississippi nears 100 degre. 96 in nashville. that's the kind of heat we've ot moving our way over the next couple of days. back into the 90s.

morning forecast the commute looking good. no problem there. take the sunglasses. going to be more humid tomorrow. so prepare for that. and expect another dry day. one more dry day before we see s those stor come in on thursday. going for a high of 91 tomorrow. nice and warm with that humidity added in there. plenty of sunshine too during the day. a few clouds too. 89 on your thursday. 70% chance of storms. and let's take a look at that. the best chance i think for everybody's going to be heavy rain. the wind threat and the damaging wind threat is pretty high. up to the medium range. that means we could see some damaging winds acss parts of the area. hail threat a little bit lower but not non-existent and pretty much not seeing much of a for tornado but we'll be tracking that too. 91 on friday. 91 on saturday. up to 93 on sunday with some more heat and humidity out there. then look atwe next . we're talking some real heat and humidity as a nice little ridge wants to build in. notice too next thursday and friday not just in the mid 90s but a chance of storms. next friday's chance of storms actuallyoming from that

tropical system if it -- it's supposed to come all the wd back arounover toward our area eventually bringing us a chance for rain. >> all right. a ways off. >> don't worry about it. >> coming up the midsummer classic. did you see it? it does not

>> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. it was big. it was in eveland. it got pretty good. >> yeah. when i was a kid, the national league always won, but when i was a kid we walked ten miles in the snow. we didn't even have cell phones back hen. i don't know how we survived. greatness and cleveland, they go together. cleveland is where the comic book hero superman was created. a little ovle 700 peop have been inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame there. and about 70in of the best major league baseball minus max scherzer and anthonyrendon of the nationals suited up for the 90th edition of the midsummer classic. max scherzer so good the busted out the band just for hi played free bird. i love that. michael brantley at the plate. spent his firstsoen sea with the indians. now with the astros. but giving cleveland something

to remember him by. brady takes it deep to left center. his houston teammate alex bregman wheeling his way arounde the ba pads. a throw not in time. rbi double for the former cleveland indian. bradley and the american league up 1-0. in the fifth they love this in cleveland. the indians' shane beaver pitching. he struck out the first ttt bars of the inning. then catches ronald acuna jr. cleveland going nuts. beaver named the game's mvp. seventh the rangers' joey gallo is just going watch this. hang on, it's coming into your living room. tees off on this one. solo shot to right. the american league beats the nationaleague 4-3. my dp negoodness, it the american league's seventh straightwin. what a day for serena williams. taking on alice riske in th quarterfinals. riske counters. then serena, you have to watch, this the drop shot. riske gets there, but serena, look at that shot.

fist pump is coming. later in the set another great rally from these two. this is a terrific one. riske cameown the line. serena answers a strong forehand. closing in on her fourth trip to the semifinals. last four wimbledons. and serena is now serving for the match point. you know what she does. this is style. does it with an beats riske in three sets.ov she m on to the semifinals. you know what she did after her match? just a little cooldown while hoing daughter olympia on the bike. we all do this, righ is partosted this, th of mom's routine. only little olympia knew what her mom acchaplished and she was about to accomplish. this is before her doubles win with andy rray. and rafael nadal, roger federer onhe collision course for t semis. that will stir your strawberries and cream. a lot going on over there. >> always getting good ross the pond. >> look at her. just go, go, go. >> she's just holding -- >> those angles were incredible. >>heas sai wng nlit. i

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