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robert mueller questioned on the russi investigation. is not anvestigation witch hunt, is it? >> it is not a witch hunt. wn what happened and what didn't. >> i can't answer that question. >> and why both political e parties fel they've proven their point. >> mueller mad clear the president is not exonerated. >> plus buyer beware. >> people who travel go to great lengths to protect the credit card. >> khyber thieves targeting you while you power up your phone, the warning from the news 4 team that will have you taking a closer look at where you charge your phone. breaking news out of new york where accused pedophile and wealy manhattan financier jeffrey epstein was found injured in his jail cell. m was found onscious with marks on his neck. sources told our partners at

wnbc tv in new york. >> epstein is being held in jail ow until his trial for conspiracy and sex trafficking. two sources tell nbc news tonight that epstein may haveed trio hang himself. but another source says an assault has not been ruled out and that anotheinmate has now been questioned. we'll keep you updated as we more information in our nbc washington app. also tonight to a heck teaka scenethe district wharf. a woman rescued from the water steps away from the restaurants and bars there. at and tonight police are stil investigating whappened out there. news 4 darcy spencer is live on the scene. what have you learned? >> reporter: jim, things are ck to normal right now here at the wharf. you can see it's very quiet. it's very peaceful. but earlier this evening it was pure panic when a woman ended up in the water and had to be rescued. the wharf isf onec.'s

biggest attractions, but somehow this beautiful evening turned tragic. a woman ended up in the water off the district pier. you could see police and medics responding to the area after a witness called 911 and said a woman went in from the district pier and never came back up. >> i have no idea how she got in the water. all i know is we received a ca for a person in the water. somebody had gone in and we began our rescue efforts. >> reporter: it tookhe d.c. police harbor control about 25 minutes to make thedirescue. vers were able to find her in the area where she went in and pull her from the water. >> since the wharf is open, to my knowledge, this is the first time we've had is kind of event. >> reporter: the woman was taken to the hospitaln criticalen can. her injuried are considered to be life threatening. the pier which has a stage is typically filled with people enjoying the night life. but it washelosed to t public as police investigate how the woman ended up in the water and

wh o i did reach to the wharf for a comment tonight. i received back a very brief email referring all qostions t d.c. police. they are handling this investigation. they said they had no update and that the woman is still being treated at an area hospital. reporting live in southwest,da y spencer, news 4. >> all right, darcy, thank you. it was the testimony so many people have been waiting for. fomer special counsel robert mueller spent nearly seven hours answering questions from congress today. >> and tonight rpublicans and democrats are both trying to spin what they heard. the gop says it was a disaster for democrats and that it's time to move on. >> democrats said it again exposed the trump campaign's potential criminal behavior. here's one exchange over the clinton campaig stolen emails. >> trump campaign officials built their strategy, their messaging strategy around those stolen documents.ne

>> gelly that's true. >> and then they lied to cover it up. >> generally that's true. >> thank you. >> now, mueller also condemned the president's embrac of wikileaks. news 4's leon harris has been tracking tonight's developments for us. >> he joins us from our live desk with some of the big take aways from today's testimony. >> democrats were hoping for big dramatic moments that would build momentum for impeachment. then they're probably pretty ed disappointonight. but they say today's hearings again revealed thpresident's ties to russia and his attempts to squash the probe. robert mueller did dismiss. mrump's claims of total exoneration. he also warned that russia's actions represent a great and continuing threat to american democracy. pete williams joins us on the set to talk about it at 6 00. >> he did not get into the game of trying to create a narrative

or narrate his own report or tell his own story. so, in that sense i don't'shink ithat the democrats were anticipating. but he also pushed back against the republican claims that his own staff was made up of mostly clinton loyalists. >> now, despite saying he didn't plan tay watch tod hearing, mr. trump had plenty to say about it afterwards. he slammed democra and mueller d said today was a great day for the country. >> i think robert mueller did a horrible job both today and with spect to the investigation. but in all fairness to robert mueller, he had nothing to work with. you can be a builder, but if they don't give you the right materials you're not going to build a very good ilding. >> the president repeated his claim that the whole thing was a witch hunt, a sentiment muelle rejected strongly today. house democrats say they will continue their investigations and impeachment iremans on the table for them. or dreen, back to you.

>> leon, thank you. >> well, let's turn to storm team 4, a mostly picture perfect day for most of us out there. >> except for those showers that we -- that so many of us saw tonight. but the temperatures stayed cool. doug is wh a look ahead at what to expect for thursday. >> hey guys, you had an hour and a half rain delay fo the nationals tonight. if you would have asked mearlie have told you it looks fine. but we saw somehowers develop ah lot more t i was expecting across the area. we still have those going on even right now. down towards wall or do of, nothing around the rest of the area. quite a bit in the way of rain around fredericksburg over towards saint marry's county. by tomorrow morning we are a-okay. look what h rain in the d.c. area. it was still coming down. but how about this double rainbow shot around our area? how about that?

pretty cool shot. tomorrow going to be cool for different reasons. a'll talk about tomorrow and the weekend in minute. >> good sign for tomorrow's weather. thank you doug. new video shows a virginia man being beaten up by a group of men being beaten up outside the washington national hotel.hi >> tis tough to watch. d.c. police are trying to track down those shah marry stone has more about the people who took part in this vicious attack. >> good evening. police tell me that this group f 13 to 14-year-old boys and girlsat the man behind me. authorities hope that someone recognizes the suspects on oodeo. take a close lk at this surveillance video at the entrance of the washington n hilton o connecticut avenue. a teen dressed in jeans and a t-shirt walks up to two men. hepunches one of them in the face and then ten teens jump in knocking the man to the ground, punching him, stomping on his head, arms, and body for nearly 30 seconds.

at 1:00 in the morningsunday july 14th. suddenly, the friend comes out of the hotel to help. and ten the teen hits him. he goes back inside. d to top it off, a woman then walks up to the man on the ground, and it appears she spits in his face and a runsay leaving the man with injuries to the head and left eye socket according to police. back out here in front othe hotel, a washington hilton official told us that the hotel t s no comment about w happened. as for the man who was beaten, he has returned to his job. he was unavailable to comment. police are offering a freward o up to $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest and an indictment in this case. >> it's still unclear tonight why those teenagers attacked the victim or if they knew who he was. police tell us that victim is expected to be okay. now an update you saw first today on our nbc washingtonpp a

the opponent of the professional boxer who died after a fight last weekend at the mgm national harbor is facing a suspension. the maryland state athletic commission suspended matias for 30 days. heed defeat by a technical knock out. just after the fight, dashev collapsed and later died. mat yas is devastated by what happened and he doesn't want the $75,000 pursrom that bout. read his entire statement and more on the story now in the nbc washington app. >> rhen we comeght back, are you ready for football? well, training camp starts tomorrow. >> the red skins aren richard, at least most of them aree th, what their head coach is saying about one of the team's best players not showing up. plus flier beware, the news

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shows you what you need to know before you take off. >> you wouldn't leave the door to your hotel room wide open, hand your wallet to a strangeor post your passports online. >> people who travel go to great lengths to protect their credit card. ckey don't think about this. data.every haer wants is your >> they are constantly coming up witnew ways to get it, your screen names, eml addresses, where you shop, and what you buy. and at the airport, you keep it all in the palm of your hand until you're running low on power. >> when you connect up to one of these power charges you're connecting up to a computer you can't see. >> avoid the usb port. the old fashioned plug is safer. you forgot your cord? beware? an identity thief might be someone who left theirs behind.

>> the cords have chips in them. you can add malware to a cord itself. >> it can steal your data like a connection to your computer. storedar passwords e most vulnerable. tonya loves to travel but didn't realize her personal formation could also be on the move. >> i always plug in my usb into the lamp. i thought i was safe doing that. >> nope. and those fancy hotel lamps and alarm clocks are so conveent, aren't they? you never know who spent hours did.at room before you >> it's easy to alter one of hese kinds of ports. >> which means the port in your rental card can also be risky. on board bluetooth systems can capture your data. footprint eft your from that phone in your car. >> hackers stealing your data shouldn't be your own concern. we ineract with legitimate businesses who ada after our ta to sell it to marketers.

>> they're collecting information that is not required. that's part of the problem. >> have you tried the fancy ipads to order your lunch or a drink? while you're devouring that burger, the tablet is gobblingfo up ination about you. and it marries that information with whatever else you've done on the tablet. >> email all the time. >> you've logged in on those e ipads. >> yes, ma'am. >> even the games you play. feeli social? just log in your password. any posts you make or photos you access can be stored. >> from a security perspective there's not as much risk here as there is privacy risks. >> theivacy policy which most users never read clearly states we may build and store user profile breferencesed on your use of the tablet program. it even lists the ways they mayr share pnally identifiable information with third parties.

>> the fact they disseminate to other third parties makes it talmost impossible tock down policies. >> plus you never know how the data will be used in the future or if the parties fall victim to the data breach. even when you scan your boarding pass to pay with miles, that costs you. your frequent flier data, og rewards prm, and trip information. >> you have to be savvy. wherever there is the ability for somebody to siphon offur data, they're going to try and you need to protect it. >> his best advice? flier bare. if it isn't your device, don't log into it. jody fleischer, news4 iteam. >> the tablet privacy policy does say usersecan contact company to review the personal information that's captured and request it be deleted. for more information, visit our nbc washington app and click on flier beware underve instigations. >> i'll just keep my battery dead. >> yeah, right. >> dead phones. now to an update on t

heartwarming story we brought night.t tomorrow a metro transit police officer who a helped out single mom and her son during a hectic commute is going to be honored. today andrew was reunited with officer dominic case. andrew has autism. on friday he had a bit of a meltdown on a metro ride home. officer case stepped in and ended up escorting andrew and his mom all the way home. her po thanking case went viral. andrew and his mom plan to attend that ceremony tomorrow to honor officer case. we'll be there. well deserved. way to go. >> little bit of kindness. >> yeah. >> it can go ay. long wa >> so, that was quite some rain around here last night. tonight. ight. >> yeah. both nights. >> skipping ahead. >> i wasn't expected much during the day today. i said maybe isolated showers. they were a lot more than isolated. i went home, put a steak on thep grill, look ulike i'm okay.

walk back inside. >> there's your isolation right >> wish we had a picture of that. you out grilling in the pouring wn rain. >> that's the video wwant. >> it was a little overcooked, i've got to tell you. >> l's tell you what's happening outside. this was a storm. take a look at this. thisttas a e bit of a time lapse here as the storm is going on. >> beautiful. ht the sun is going by. look at that rig there. really a school shot. > like a painting. >> right. and look at this. a distance storm here. you've got the rain shaft, sun going down. tincredible. nk you for getting that a little bit earlier today. what are we dealing with outside? no rain right now around the metro area, at least not downtown. 73 degrees, winds out of the west at 5-miles-per-hour. temperature-wise we're in the 60s and 70s. we're going to see upper 50s back to the west tonight. a nice start to the day. here's the rain over the lastre th hours. a lot of it. i mean, more scattered than

isolated for sure across the region. th is an ummer level of low pressure helping with this and showers ed produce the and thunderstorms. the boundaries, outflow boundaries from storms, you get a shower that comes up and releases all of its energy. and in those boundaries when th they connec have one way to go but up and that creates more storms. that's what we saw tonight. we have showers in wall or do of, fredericksburg. this is what i'm talking about here. you can kind of see it. a little spin in the atmosphere. that's cold air. that also helps to proce these showers and storms today. we saw that earlier why. now we're looking at clear skos. just ab the entire country on the quiet side. again, we had showers.t buow about the temperatures? we were at 87 degrees today. where do you think that puts us on the eastern part of the country? how about the hottest on the east. yeah. 86 st. louis, 85 in jackson, 87 in savannah.

we were the hottest here until you go back to the west around denver at 95 degrees and dallas at 89. we were the warmest there was on the east coast. i think we'llrebe th tomorrow. 87, maybe 88 tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. nice and warm. and we are officially going for 88 on friday. 90 on saturday. 92 on sunday. that's when the heat wave starts. we've got a couple nice days, thursday, friday, i think saturday is night too. then it gets on the hot and humid side. not anything like the heat wave we saw last week with temperatures closeo 100. but i think the heat index could approach 100 tuesday into wednesday. chance of storms then well. >> low 90s looking like a piece of cake. >> yeah. that's right. >> thank you doug. >> coming up red skins training camp starts in just a few hours. we've already goto many questions. we head down to richmond in search of

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> red skins training camp time. real surprise. >> by the way,f iyou didn't sell your playbookoo t late, too .te to study >> quarterbacks with broken legs and a team with broken dreams. it's how the 2018 seas ended, a distant memory now thatwe're hours away from the first pctice of trainingbu camp. as much as the red skins have moved on, the focus is e still on th quarterbacks and the player they need to protect them. we have more from richmond. >> reporter: new year, same goah for e red skins, make the playoffs. that journey starts here tomorrowo mrning. as of now,ooks like the burgundy and gold will be trying to do that without trent williams who is still holding out. head coach hoping williams to be back eventually. >> hopes not a word i'm going to

use. i exct him to come back. and he understands what this franchise has done for him ad what he's done for this franchise. hopefully we'll get him back. >>e thot thickens at quarterback. colt mccoy is 100% healthy after suffering a broken leg lastn. seaso he'll be competing with case keenum and wayne haskins. >> i feel confident in our quarterbacks. they have a skill set beneficial to helping us win games. >> gruden has a laundry list of wants in his starting qb meaning this quarterback battle could extend past training camp. in richmond, sherry boris, news4 sports. >> lookt this, game two of the doubleheader. delay.d with a rain they got going. so did patrick corbin.

walked the first batter. then shut him down. next chris high net at that. he heads to the dug out as well. corbin, seven strike outs in six in the fourth his offense getsg ing. victor up with a man on. robal scores. nats up 1-0 right now. game one of the doubleheader, para, hit this one out. bottom of the 7th tied at 2 and comes through deep. that's gone. predicted it, why not. he celebrates. 21st homer of the season. doing that dancing in the dug out. sean doolittle on the mound. doolittle strikes out with a man on to end the game.

nats win the game, won 3-2. on the verge of a sweep. soccer, our f hero the world cup visits new jersey. almost connect for a goal. her shot stopped by katelyn sher n. sheridan kps this one scorelesea on the brk away andsh is going to put it in the back of the net. hatch's goal gives washington the lead.at th it. beats sky blue 1-0. bledsoe, her 6th clean sheet of the season. go ahead and synchronize your tches. 9:45 tomorrow morning -- >> training camp. >> fist practice. >> training camp. >> it's not goingbe to 00 degrees. >> no. >> not yet. >> exactly. >> thanks for not mentioning me when the rin was coming.

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