what's happening. during a sexual activity, that no means no. >> prosecutors say that black's laptop and home computer show that he searched websites dealing with forced sex. the police report says that the victim said stop, i don't like it get off it hurts. black grabbed victim a's wrist. she said get off me, i don't like it. in all three women went to montgomery county police, complaining that colin black sexually assaulted them. after meeting him on tinder. >> we were able to obtain a conviction on second-deee sexual offense. twice. we got one before a jury. and onehat he pled to later and we're holding the third case in an inactive cket. so we can bring it up later, should anything happen with the fit two cases. >> chris gordon, news4. w ande're working forwi you fourp tips to keeyou safe when you're using the dating

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for the event like the fourth of jy. the inauguration, president detention motorcades, all of the thingshat the governmenthelps to support with the d.c. police. the mayor bowser and the federal government and the trump administration doesn't payh t $13 million, it will be d.c. taxpayers that have to foot the tab. events like saturday's protests on pennsylvania avenue that sparkedns confrontatiobetween far right activists and anti-fascist groups require lots of police and other security. chris rodriguez director of d.c.'s homeland security agency says that security can cost r millions single event like president trump's july 4th rally at the lincoln memorial? >> our initial tally of the foush six times larger than in bout previous years. >> while the district government is responsible for providing keecurity for events li inaugurations and state funerals, in past, years previous administrations have reimbursed the district government to cover those costs

in a letter from d.c. mayor bowser to president trump bowser writes that the district hasn't been reimbursed and is costing d.c. taxpayers millions. according to bowser, the federal government provides the district with a $13 million aual budget to cover those costs, but hasn't been making the payments, like the 2017 presidential inauguration. which cost the district $7.3 million. the city was never repaid. july 4th cost $1.7 million which depleted curnt funds. bowser says if the feds don't pay the fund will have a $6 million deficit by september. that means that the district ofl have to assume the cost not only providing first amendment and special events security throughout the uistrict, bt also for the president's personal protection motorcade, the vice president, members of his family. so the district will have to assume those costs. >> now we reached out to the white house for comment. they did not return our request

for any comment from them on this matter. back to you. >> mark segraves, thank you. aide from the money the district spentn the security there were other costs associatewith the salute to america. the defense department spent a little over $1 million. including the cost of flying hours and transrtation for tanks. the interior department diverted $2.5 million in funds meant for national parks for the event. a deadly crash on i-95 south lorton impacted traffic for hours. virginia state police say a car crashed into the back of a tractor-trailer that was stopped op the side of the highway. the driver of that vehicle was killed. i-95 was closed off and on for hours during this investigation. as police try to figure out why the driver ran off the road. >> the man who was caught on camera setting a fire outside of thenational har kifs build

something pleading guilty. archives building. the u.s. attorney's office says acob wallace s gas can on fire near the building that houses some of the nation's most treasured documents it happened in april. a security camera captured the suspect running from the scene. he allegedly told fbi agents he earing voices. the police chief in prince george's county is making it clear to his officers at they're not an extension of immigration and customs enforcement. >> prince george's police department has not and will not enforce civil process of any kind. the chief is releasing a training video after some immigrants were wrongly referred to i.c.e. news4's dorothy spencer has been e talking to people in thunty and is live at the police headquarters this afternoon. >> well wendy the chief put out that video last night. it's going to be played at roll call so every single officer on the department knows what the policy is when they should

cooperatee. with i.c. at the crossroads farmers market in langley park ey're cooking up delicious food on this steaming hot day. and selling local produce. it's packed with people, some of th who live in fear of i.c.e. raids and deportation. >> probably i am legal. but i have relatives from family that is not. so -- i mean -- what hurt my family hurt me. >> the prince george's county police department is trying to calm some of those fears. the chief announcing that officers are being barred from serving immigrants with federal civil warrants including deportation orders. he says somere sidents were mistakenly referred to ice after interacting with police. >> we have one of our members in a small car accident. she went to the process just like any other accident, and she ended up in i.c.e. custody. >> the chief making i clear in

a training video that the department will only coorate with i.c.e. in criminal matters. that after several people were referred to i.c.e. after interacting with the department. >> this policy just clears it up. not only for theseer offic but for the entire department and we're happy to see that. >> the chief says in that video that officers we getting criminal and civil warrants confused. and the national crime information center database. at i have no doubt that these officers oper in good faith. believing the information listed in the ncic, that the individuals were wanted on criminal warrants. >> back at the farmers market people told me the fear of raids is real and the new police policy will help people feel a little safer. now it's been handing out booklets to immigrants here in prince george's county to let them knowhat their rights are, what they should do and what they should not do if they have

enforcement.law back to you. >> sign of the times, thank you, darcy. to the forecastand storm team 4 tracking our chance forr mo storms that koim pact our day tomorrow. doug kammerer is in the storm center. >> we're watching the storms coming through. chance for severe weather. storm team 4 will be in weather alert mode all day tomorrow. this is one computer model talking about our next storms coming through during the day. 11:00 a.m. could see some early showers. it's with the front as it makes its way our way, look at the amount of thunderstorms, a line developing very intense storms and very heavy rain could be around. inat's why we're thinking tomorrow is defely a weather alert day. symptom prediction center has us in a orm pattern with thunderstorms. this is what we're expecting for your thursday. heavy rain will be a major impact for this in parts of th area. that means we could see some

flash flooding. wind is going to be a high impact event. we've got a couple igh impact events, we'll be watching it closely. once again, we're in weather alert mode.ng somethilse happening in the weather, things starting to ramp up. we could be looking at barry. it's not tropical storm yet but we're watching this storm in the gulf of mexico wiosely. the new advisory, the national hurricanecenter is coming out and saying they're already issuingri a hne atch from the mouth of the mississippi west back through most of louisiana. there area that yoeeing here in orange is also a tropical storm warning. again, that new information of the hurricane watch just coming out and look at what new orleans was already dealing with today.r vy heavy rainfall. from this disturbance, what will become barry, either later tooth or throughout the day tomorrow. now check this out as we head back to graphics. i think this is so cool. a new tool that we have. the hurricane hunter flew

throughout the disturbance today this is the track in real-time. that the aplane took. monitoring the storm. telling us that yes it is still not at tropical storm strength. but here's some information coming out. maximum wind speeds picking up o 30 miles per hour in the disturbance. what will be barry showing up on the radar. the biggest concern going to be heavy rain. new orleans saw 6-10 inches this morning. we'llsee an additional 15-20 inches in spots, especially in louisiana throughout the weeken and likely see barry strength ton a category 1 hurricane over the weekend and dealing with the potential of the mississippi river cresting. storm surge,iver flooding and heavy rain in general. doug has the latest at 5:20. >> lot of rain. going to be aess down there already. >> very serious situation down there. well here in arlington the county boardeants to mak the food trucks that serve that county feel a little more

welcome. soowit's going to the required width of the sidewalks in designated areas that are designated for food trucks, they'll gove that they ha to be ten feet wide, so this only have to be six feet wide and proposed zoning changes would allow the food trucks to operate outside of business hours. the board will hold a public hearing this saturday to get input from citizens. and if members approve the hearing, residents can speak at thboard's meeting in september. still ahead, flood-related damage sparks conversatnbout a controversial landmark. ahead, the neighborhood divided by a symbol of its pa.regationisst w'awelking to or leaving from school in d.c. but now a counselmember is proposing egislation totry to keep students safe. he's explaining how it will work and how much it will cost. and a consumer alert, the computer schemes that are costing americans millions.

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labor secretary alex acosta has spoken to estions for nearly an hour this afternoon. he's been facing a growing number of calls to resign. from democraticer lawm on the hill. this comes as acosta has faced new scrutiny for d a pleal cut that his office cut with jeffrey epstein a decade ago. erica gonzales is in the news room with more. >> secretary acosta tried to defend the actions of his office as h served as a federal prosecutor in florida and facing criticism over what some have called a lenient or sweetheart deal.

acosta tried to lay some of the blame on local prosecutors. acosta said his office intervened when it learned billionefreey epstein would be pleading to a state charge that would not require any jail time. he said they believed h needed to serve time. there needed to be a way for victims to be compensated. acosta tso saides have changed. > today's world treats victims very, very differently. today's world does not allow some of the victim-shaming that could have taken place at trial. 12 years ago. >> i don't think we can say you know, take a case that is this old andly ful know how it would play out today. that the victims have gone through in these cases is horrific. and their response is entirely justified. at the same time i think it's important to stand up for these ptors of my former office. and make clear that what they

were trying to do was help these victims. >> epstein was just charged this past weekend with new federal charges in new york. acosta did not comment on that. he also would not directly apologize to the victims in the previous case. acosta also made it clear that he believes that president trump supports him i his current post as labor secretary. wendy? >> erica gonzales, thank you.wo t d.c. students were murdered going to and from school this year. a new proposal is aimed at providing safe passage to students inme high neighborhood. students would be able to ride shutts from metro stations to their schools. news4's megan fitzgerald has who on the push to save young >> these are the faces two of d.c. high school students who were murdered in two separate crimes shortlyv after lg school in may of 2018. yshon perry, he was 16 and an honor student at. kip d

college preparatory. jalen wheeler, a freshman at ballou who loves football and his family. >> they're going to have to come up with security plan. >> ysterday at-large d.c. an councilmavid grasso introduced legislation and a different approach the city can take to try to protect young y'udents. >> right now the afraid to go to school and that's not acceptable. our tenant rates are down, anxiety rates are up. >> grasso is sponsoringhe safe passage act. he says it would bring city agencies together to figure out ways of making sure students get to and from school safely. >> there are adults that are hireheto be on ttreet with students as they're going to and from school. that's one area where i think we can se a lot of improvement. >> he's alsoee proposing a fr shuttle service at metro stations that would take students to and from school. many d.c. parents and neighbors we spoke with think it's a good idea. >> i think it's a good ide for them, for them to get some type

of protection for the kids we need to keep our kids safe. >> it's legislation that grasso says will cost millions of dollars to implement. he says if its saves live's worth every dollar. >> it's going to be millions of dollars. this is a $12 b ilion budget don't see why we can't kauf some of that money out. >> megan fitzgerald, news4. >> this legislation is still bn theinning stages, but if it passes, it would take effect in the next calendar year. huge crowds gathered today in new york city. to che on the world cup champion u.s. women's soccer team. >> it was a real hero's welcome along the canyon of heros in manhattan. the team was showered with praise and paper confetti. the parade andedt city hall where mayor bill de blasio presented team with keys to the city. co-captain megan rapinoe gave a

rousing speech calling for more love and less hate from everyone. all 23 players on the world cup champion team play here in the u.s.so will all of this excitement mean more support for a team like our washington spirit? dave johnson is in the news room with what the playershave to say about that. dave? >> that's a simple question. the answer more complicated. do you remember on this da in 1999 brandi chastain converted the penalty kick and pulled her jersey off and the women won cup.r second world 20 years later women's soccer is on its third attempt at a professional league. our local team trying to make it last. waiting for two of their teammates, rose lavelle and rom the pugh to return world cup whirlwind. the u.s. team's dominance means a boost for their team and the entire league here in the united states. >> i'm hopeful that we can take

antage of all po the sup that the national team receive and build off of that. i think by winning we all win and i'm excited for what's to come and i think the growth of women's soccer is going to skyrocket. >> we're looking forard to seeing more fans and more consistent. >> i think the players on the. u.s team are great role models for the u.s. game and being good human beings and striving to be the best version ofthemselves. for themselves and also for each other. >> well said. to the world cup in fran back here in the united states, at the parade today, chance of you might have heard of it -- equal while the spirit players we spoke with didn't want to delve into that subject. their head coach did he's 100% behind the call. >> i don't pretend to be fully educated on everything. i'm just a soccer coach. but i'm a big supporter of my players, female players i think theye the pinnacle of the

game. the top players in the world. they're incredibly talented athletes, why shouldn't they get the maximum they possibly can out of it? as a professional footballer. it's a short life. you've got to make as much money as you possibly can. they won't l ping into their 40s. i'm 100% behind that. >> make no mistake. a lot mored could be hear this. a bill introduced by senator joe manchin would impact the men's world cup when it com to the united states in 2026. manchin seems to prevent federal funding for the ga u unlesss. soccer agrees to equal pay for both the men and the women. >> al right. dave? we'll see how it turns out. thanks so much. still to come, a once in a lifetime show on the national mall. how the washington monument will be transformed as part of the eventi markng the 50th anniversary of the allo 11 mission and it's getting hotter and more humid that means we have more chances of aasty storm.

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i mean -- how nasty is thisom torrow? >> pretty nasty. i'm looking a the line of thunderstorms coming through. t you needhree things, a lot more things thaw neeut b the three you have most effective things are heat, humidity and tr ger. and tomorrow the trigger will be a cold front coming through. then you start looking at everything else and you go we've got ae cha of strong storms. and that'swhy we're calling tomorrow a weather alert day here at stormteam 4. we'll be here with you trackingr the st that come through during the afternoon into the evening hours. nothing to talk about today as far as storms are concerned. nice afternoon. right now temperatures, 86 degrees at the t.orrp 10 miles per hour. coming off the river a little bit. eeping it little bit cool along the river. but notice we're at 88 in manassas. 89 in fredericksburg. 87 over in annapolis a nis day everywhere. radar not much to sho h you. wee a couple of storms back here for petersburg, west virginia.

we told you weould see those today. around frostberg and that's where they are you can see them along the mountains. that's about it. they're not going to move farther east. but we'ret tracking this fron here, you can see this line right here that's developing, we've got a storm up towards ounneapolis that's going to kick this thr. that's one storm we're watching tomorrow. we're watching another storm own to the south. i was thinking that this by 5:00 could become a tropical depression. now it's just tropical cyclone or, what they're calling it now is tropical cyclone potential 2 and thateans this would be the second tropical storm of the season, if it does become that, it would become barry. and it's expected to becom 1 00% chance from the national hurricane center. watch what happens as it moves souththf new orleans is very good news for new orleans. notice how it's coming closer to houston now. most of the computerodels bring it in towards western louisiana. right now it has winds of 30 miles per hour.v mog west-southwest at 8 miles

per hour. becoming a tropical storm and hurricane right before landfall on saturday. and it was 85-mile-per-hour winds and making its way in towards the mississippi river area which does not need toew any more rain. new orleans under flood warnings as a result of the mississippi being extremely high and cresting. for us, our threat comes tomorrow afternoon. we could see a c suple ofwers tomorrow morning, but i'm not expecting much. through noon we're dryand around 3:00, numerous showers and thunderstorms developing and watch this, guys, 5:30, boom, ong i-8 1 and along the d.c. metro area. that's a lot of thunderstorms and rain and there'sng ae thh we're goingrato being that for you. heads up once again that's why we're weather alert tomorrow. 91 on iday, 91 on saturday and 93 on sunday. slight chance of a shower on sunday. tomorrow all eyes on yo thursday.

guys? >> thank you, doug. a consumer alert for you. still ahead. the recall of more than a quarter of a million new cars because of an issue that causes them to ecunedly stall. >> this brick wall was built back in the 1930s to separate the white community from the c blackmunity in arlington county. this week's flash flood knocked out this huge section of this segregation wall. tonight there's the discussion, should it be rebuilt? and what's the county's role in rebuilding it? >> you might want to keep your ones on the washington ent. it's goingo be someth tin

r . breaking news, one person shot and killed innacostia. >> shomari stone live on the scene at martin luther king jr. avenue southeast. i understand the police chief is there. >> that's right. we're the first on the scenee heras you can see, there's a police cruiser at this jtersection of w street and martin luther king avenue. active scene over here. as you stated there's police chief peter newton being briefed. it's very hot out here people are waiting to cross this tape. let's get to it you see the black van right the? that's a medical examiner's vap and that man will remove the body of a man who is in his late

teens to early 20s. the body is now on the other side of that gold van right there and there are police around there. what i'm hearing i just bring you this first on news4 according to policeh cf peter newton there was a man inside the new creation barber shop that you're looking at now on live television. then someone came inside a several shots were fired inside the new creation hair salon barber shop. that is where theictim was killed. now, police say that there were four people who then ran away om the scene, from this barber op m.. a nd nbut weig do notave a specif description, again this is all developing and we just received this information approximately three minutes ago. there are relatives here crying, relatives of the man who was k led. we're not showing them right now. it's obviously very distraught andthroubling for . we don't want to show that on

television right now. they're just now finding out this news. will continue to bng you updates on what's happening here in southeast back to you. >> all right.k thanyou, shomari. two months after police found a man shot to death in a car that was set on fire they don't know who did it. >> tonight they're hoping neighbors can lead them to a suspect. our prince george's county bureau chiefs live where officers will be going door to door asking for clues. >> police want to know if people know who killed 26-year-old devonte. vehicle und where tha is parked. he had been shot and set on refire. >> the a cash reward for up to $25,000 in relation to this khyim. like said, at the time we have no leads, so we ask that anybody

in our community, if you have any iormation in reference this case, give our crime solvers a call.ou as always can remain anonymous, we ask the public for any help. any assistance in this case >> prince george's county police want to know who killed 26-year-old devonne tay. ay tore coming out here to talk to neighbors, pass out this flyer, do whatever they can to try to jog some memories of the folks who live out here. now devontae dixon. i was told that the fire was so extreme that police hado wrap you up the entire bovehicle wit his body inside so they cod do their investigation.ng reporti live in capital heights, tracee wilkins. >> new reports tay that developers want to maken amazon fulfillment center in

prince george's county a whole lot bigger than first planned. washington business journal reports a new proposal for the fulfillment center shows it's more than a million square feet larger than suggested. just three months ago. the prince george's county planning board is set to onsider the new plan at a meeting next we . the new warehouse is set to go in the westphalia town center development in prince george's. arlington is movingd ahea with its development plan to welcome amazon hq2. they're holding a meeting tonight to tell residents about the first phase of development. thatet me something taking trace at the trade center park operations building. it runs from 7:00 to 8:00. we're approaching the 50th anniversary of thepollo 11 moon landing. july 1969 the entire country watching those small steps and hearing the famous words from neil armstrong as man landed on the moon. now 50 years later we'reco gettg

a look at memorabilia. news4's derek ward has more from the nnau knowatio ilt is hard believe it's been half a century since that apollo 11 mission put manmo on the . and coming next week the smithsonian is teaming up with the national park service to observe that date and there's a crtive use of the washington monument involved. the national air and space museum is planning something special to observe the 50th anniversary of apollo 11. >> a life-sized projection of the saturn rocket will appear on the national mall. it will be projd on the east fron of the washington monument. >> the saturn 5 rocket is 363 feet tall and it fits perfectly against the monument's 555 feet. >> screens along the mall will display mission images, including some from the launch and those famous first steps on the lunar surface.

>> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> part of a week-long celebration of this nation's day night event space.o called the eagle has landed a >> late-night celebration f om 8:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. in the museum. >> to simulate mission time. 2:00 a.m. is about the time the astronauts returned to the lunar lander. many of us can remember where we we during the apollo mission days. >> i remember when the re-entry, we were all watching the re-entry and he was, the whole family was nervous. >> axle bloomberg was watching the space race from another >>perspective. was in russia. >> wherever we were then, we can get a whole new per ective on history without having to venture too far beyond the national mal >> it promises to be quite an event. we're told there will be prime

vi ing spots over on the ea face of the monument when that happens. live here on the mall. derek ward, news4. >> that will be so cool. news4 working for your health tonight. ahead at 5:00, the new type ofg druthat could change the way people are ted for scotland has the loch monster and chicago has its own lakeside attrtion. and here's storm team 4 radar, right now isolated showers and thunderms staying over the mountains tonight. but this is tomorrow. tomorrow evening on future weather. it's a sto team 4 weather alert day for the potential of

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flomage in arlington is stirring up a debate about a controversial landmark. hall's hill wall, also known as the segregation wall. built in the 1930s. to separate a white neighborhood from a blackor neighbood this week's flood destroyed a large section of that wall. news4's drew wier is in arlington where neighbors are split on whether to rebuild it. >> yeah, wendy, these bricks separate these two properties by inches. what these bricks represent separates these two property owners by miles. this is the view laura rodgers had of h back yard on sunday evening.

this is what she sees today. here's how it happens. one of the many flood victims during monday's epic storm. >> i felt sick to my stomach. because not only did it damage my property, but it also is so symbolic this wall stands for something. and it's to me a tragedy. >> yet, what the wall stood for has a very dierenteaning to theresa gordon. she lives just opposite the wall from laura. >> it should all come down. and a community can be a community. >> the wall was built in the 1930s by wite people to keep black people out of their neighborhood. the wall has its own historical marker and laura says that history should not be lost. >> we had two teachersstop by yesterday. they bring students down here to talk to them about segregation and help them understand. i think this ista an impornt part of the story. >> as we move forward, let's keep moving forward. the wall is -- partially down now. why rebuild it?>>

the bigger concern here is less about the what and more about the why. neighbors tell me usually when it rains they deal with floodine issues use the storm drain isn't enough to handle this neighborhood. so regardless of what happens with the segregation wall, yneighbors here reallant the county to deal with storm drain. >> the storm watertr infrcture has not kept up with the development. so i was not here when it happened. but my neighbor filmedthis. you've seen the videos, water was rising in the entire block. >> theresa agrees with laura on that point but they are two of the many differing opinions on what should become of arlington's segregation wall. so i reached out arlington county asking if it's going to do anything about the wall and officials tell me that the county does not own the wall. it's actually ownedby the prosecute owners in individual sections. oui asked the cy if it would do anything if it could, and they said they're looking into

it. >> it was a flood that came in. the water and we might have even moreeading our way tomorrow. >> doug, could we? >> depending on how wet the ground is. >> yesterday was area wide. you saw flooding from frederick to d.c. and southern maryland. it was already. tomorrow is a typical type of flash flood scenario. that we could see flooding. maybe we get in towards eesda, buteston is okay. yesterday it wasverybody along that line from frederi down e line. fell.o six inches of rain some areas over six inches of ra in. we're not expecting that tomotow. but don' let your guard down. take a look. show you what's happening right now. plenty of sunshine. really nice afternoon. 86 degrees, we went for a high today of 91. i did ht think we'de a problem getting to 90. but we only hit 87 degrees

today. little below-average and a little bit below our forecast. i'll take that all day long. 85, 7:00, dropping to 77 by 11:00. be ready for tomorrow. look at the currenheat index. the 90 in d.c. 95 tleesburg,orrow the heat index will be up there. the humidity is going to be so thick you can feel it tomorrow for sure no rain around the d.c. metro area. but we're tracking storms. i said watch out around petersburg and frostberg. how about that? look at that. that part of the forecast we got right. >> we have aor chance f severe storms tomorrow. we have a slight risk for severe weather. when meteorologists look at that haand say we a slight risk that means you and i are going to be on ourtoes tomorrow afternoon. >> it doesn't mean that the threshold is low because the word something slight. it means we're likely going to

be dealing with severe weather in parts of the area. here's your planner for tomorrow on your thursday, can't rule ouo a ser during the morning or midday. that risk at about 30-40%. evening we add in the potential for heavy rain and strong to severe thunderstorms. and 5:00 t p.m.,at part of the area is dealing with heavy rain and the potential forgi da wind gusts, a high tomorrow of 89 degrees. the experts at maryfield garden center tell us, plant black-eye susan, coneflower, that thrive in the summer sun. it's ally about the heavy rain followed by gusty winds, winds potentially gusting to 660 miles per hour. so certainly flooding is a possibility, the flash flood emergency. likely not a repeto rrow. but here's the thing. these storms are not fast moving tomorrow. theyre going to be slow movers and it's going to be so juicy

with the humidity. that we could see some flooding is aes. it's not all day rain. we're going to have breaks in the action. the best chance for rain and severe weather is reenly betwe 3:00 and the 9:00 p.m. and as we look to the weekend it's mainly dry. tomrow again, storm team 4 weather alert day. >> we'll be watching it tomorrow. high around 90 degrees. 91 on friday and saturday isolated storm on friday. but a much better chance on sunday. and th30's only chance so really on friday. 20%. but an0% ch of strong storms tomorrow. it will be a day we'll be watching closely. we'll be in weather alert all day tomorrow. next week, that's heat and some humidity. we're talking upper 90s and mosh of e next ten days on the hot side. >> we're sweating already. thanks, doug. you wouldn't let a stranger into your house. so don't let a stranger on to your computer. it sounds easy enough. but every year, tens of thousands of americans continue to fall victim to tech support

scams. news4's chris coffee explains how you t canurn the tables. for grandparents macnd sharon, turning on the laptop is about checking emails or planning vacations. but the couple said they were left shaken and nervous after receiving a troubling phone call about their computer. >> i didn't sleep all night. it was -- a horrible unnerving >> they say a caller identifyg himself as steve smith ld them their computer and ip address had been hijacked by people ci produng and distributing child pornogr hy. >> thats enough right there to just make your blood run cold. >> according to the crest hill couple they wereaught off-guard. looked past the red flags and provided him access to their computer so he could fix it. >> there was an alarm going off and there were suppos security alerts flashing on the screen. >> he was actually showing us on

the screen, all these different activities that were gn gg on. he was circling them. so it was very believable. >> mac and sharon gave the caller $900 forhe repair work. but they said it turns out he used the couple's own computer software to dupe them intol ieving he was fixing their laptop. n reality they say he was installing malware to cause more havoc. >> we've been cleverly scammed. >> this couple is not alone. the federal trade commission received c143,000plaints about tech support scams last ear and say consumers lost $55 million. but the next time someone robo calls you with a computer warning you can be prepared. >> if they call you, make you email them. aall them back. if you just h up a lot of timesou can keep yourself safe. >> rachel tomac teaches

consumers how not to fall victim to scams. >> it's reallysimple, you don't have to be rude, you don't have to be unkinded. but you can still shut that individual down and maybe they're real and you will give them a call back. >> fortunately mac and sharon's bank stopped their payment

confetti filled the air as o hundreds of tands packed the streets of manhattan to honor the u.s. women's national soccer team. fans lining up for hours tobr celee the team's second world cup win in four years and fourth win caerall. y chang from our sister stewion inork has a look at the tribute. >> the cheers wereg deafenin as hundreds of thousands of fans ned the canyon of heroes to celebrate the u.s. women's soccer team. her expression says it all. >> it's like a dream to me. dream. erally a >> a sea of fans both young and old in awe of this team and

everything they stand for. >> it's crazy. loif it so much. >> as the players took their victory lap up broadway there were unforgettable moments. >> like when megan rapinoe led the other players in a song to thank the fans. nde importance of their win extends far bey sports as fans held up signs about equality. >> very inspiring, the parade ended at city hall where the party contiwied. h the players dancing on stage. they each received keys to the city from mayor de blasio and thanked the fans and new york. new jersey's ownas karli lloyd w welcomed as a hometown star. >> we can't thank you enough and here's to the next chapter. maybe we'll see you in another four years. >> that means the world to us. i think i'll just end with this,

this is myharge to everyone. we have to be better, we have to love more, hate less. >> today wasn't just about the world cup win. a big theme today was equal pay with players, fans and er politicians rcing it along the parade route. including new york city mayor bill de blasio, who is running for president. in new york. casie ang, nbc news. the team is planning a visit to washington, but it doesn't .ppear they'll be stopping by the white house accepting only an invitation from congress. news4 at 6:00 is next with wendy and leon. >> news4 at 6:00. >> first at 6:00, murder in a local barber shop. >> homicide investigators and even the chief of police on thee scene looking for answers after a young man was shot and killed. >> those gunshots rang out in the historic anacostia neighborhood. >> news4's shomari stone was first on the scone and checks in now live with the very latest.

>> what are investigators looking for at this point? >> right nower they're looking at surveillance video around this area. let me first tell ou, that police chief just told me how brazen it is. this is broad daylight this is s the busin district. a popular block where you have a lot of ubusinesses, and coming in the area. an historic district. and a guy walks into the barber sh n. the creation barber shop you're looking at right now on the other side of this gold van. and this manpens fire. a witness who we talked to on camera told me he heard at least five to seven shots fired. now the police chief says that four men started running away up martin luther king jr. avenue. here's what's interesting there re a lot of people outside. you had failies, people walking the street. business people. they were ducking for