mary maloney reports tonight. >> i believe it was an execution. >> reporter: a chicago officer opens fire on a black jaguar as it races down a street. the car crashes bolts. officers chase him into an alleyway between brick houses then multiple shots are heard. [gunfire]. >> reporter: officers handcuff paul o'neil as he lies face down. hands behind his back, arms are limp. back of his shirt covered in blood. o'neil later died from his >> he was loved by my mother, his family, me, everybody's best friend. he loved to keep smiles on everybody's face, joking, playing basketball. >> reporter: as other body cameras roll, the body camera of the officer suspected of shooting o deal didn't report the moment he opened fire. >> they played judge, jury and execution near. >> reporter: his there are more questions than answers. >> we just want answers, the truth, that's it. i'm very hurt. words can't describe how i feel at this moment. >> reporter: mary maloney reporting. >> this comes almost two years after the shooting death of michael brown in the st. louis suburb of ferguson, missouri, spark

they are bringing in drugs, they are committing crimes, they are rapists. >> reporter: i am mary maloney reporting. >>> donald trump met with law enforcement outside milwaukee. the city has been recovering from violent protest after police shot and killed an unarmed man. clinton is helping to spread the message h are racist. indiana governor mike pence told the crowd in new mexico that trump will end the war on police. >>> the investigation into the murder of a 27-year-old woman killed while out for a run is still a mystery and focusing on who they are focusing their attention on. they are looking at sexual offenders. two level ii sex offend he derrs live in princeton and princeton. if they don't have dna samples from them already, they are collecting new swabs now. and they are looking at sex offenders who have not yet been classified. only police can access those names. >>> family amend friends finally are a chance to say goodbye to vanessa marcotte. her church was held at the same church she was baptized 27 years ago. leominster's mayor a close friend of the family and they are findin

carol maloney is at the park. little energy from the home crowd tonight. >> reporter: these are called the dog days for a reason. dusty baker reminded us of that today. nats are coming home, tired of being beat up. they have a lead in the division and dusty says they haven't reached their peak yet. >> i'm a strong believer. i believe our best time has not come even close to yet. we've had two guys at a time hot in the lineup at the same time. >> reporter: speaking of the best, katie ledecky throwing out the first pitch at nats park, practicing with her neighbors. just thrilled to be back in this area and the support she has received from the fans. it turns out she has big fans in the nats clubhouse. >> they were how happy they were. they are pretty happy. it's a different feeling for me to have them be a fan of me when i've been a ge >> reporter: earlier today, bryce harper, press conference to unveil these hats he helped design for harper's heroes, benefiting his charity. so much more on the nbc washington app on

mary maloney has the message that man was trying to send to donald trump. for reasons other than its most famous inhab tent. 3:30 p.m., they received calls of a man scaling the 58-story building. climber with a rope and giant suction cups scaling his way to the top. roads were shut down and huge crowds gathered outside. >> he took out a mac book pro. bigger computer and threw that to the ground and took out what looked like a notepad and two and three pages and put it to the glass and had them read it and dropped it to the ground. he had a back pack. >> they set up two giant air bags and two other officers made it inside the building breaking out windows and breaking a ladder in the attempt to bring the climber to safety. in the end it took about three hours before nypd officers could pull him inside the building into custody. police say the man wanted a trump and posted a youtube video on tuesday making the request. >> i am an independent researcher seeking a private audience with you to discuss an important matter. i guarantee you that it is in your from

ours is the campaign of the future. >> reporter: i am mary maloney reporting. >> and a lot of reaction this morning to donald trump's big economic plan. republ but senator elizabeth warren is not holding back her negative opinion. she tweeted up a storm. she tweeted at trump saying we don't trust with you nuclear codes or the economy. she wrote trump's plan helps the rich get richer and leaves everyone else behind. hillary clinton is set to hold her economy speech on thursday. >>> hillary clinton is being whit a wrongful death and defamation lawsuit over the benghazi attacks. it stems from her use of a the parents of tyrone woods and shawn smith said the the attackers could have exploited and clinton have been calling her liars to protect her own image. the family will use the server and benghazi as issues in the campaign. they were not commented. >>> hillary clinton has promised to participate this three debates. and urging donald trump to do the same. weather every ten minutes. things nice and light. a 12-minute ride from route 1 from 128 to the tobin bridge. shiri. >> shiri: we are

carol maloney is live. the last year's division title inspired such optimism and it will be the first real we'll get at 2016 washington redskins. with that, i give you things to watch tonight right here on nbc 4. the four things, number one, kirk cousins. cousins is probably loving our number, too. jordan reed and trent is here as well suiting up. they both look ready. number three, who is carrying the ball? matt jones is out and in comes rob kelly. also, keith marshall. finally, number four, beeline dilemma. who is going to win that starting job that's available? a number of worthy candidates to watch tonight and we can't say it enough. it's the most important game of here on nbc 4. again, in just over an hour. more coming up later in sports. for now, live from fedex field, carol maloney, back to you. >>> a beloved coach survives a brush with death he's getting a special tribute from his students. >>> i'm tracee wilkins. a congresswoman man weighs in on this debacle weighs in on the head start program. >>>

here's mary maloney >>> reporter: donald trump made an appeal to his base repeating a claim that hillary clinton wants to take away the right to own guns. >> hillary wants to abolish -- essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, if she gets to pick -- !! >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. but -- >> the clinton campaign interpreted the off the cuff comment as a threat. >> nobody who is seeking a leadership position, especially the presidency, should do anything to countenance violence. and that's what he was saying. >> reporter: the secret service said it is aware of the situation. >> if someone else had have said that outside the hall, he would be in the back of a police wagon now with the secret service questioning him. >> reporter: but trump's surrogates downplayed the remark. >> and you have the power to do something about it. and what he meant by that was, you have the power to vote against her. [ applause and cheers ] >> you have the power -- you have the power to campaign again

mary maloney has ways that wedding guests can save money. >> once you get that big invite plan to spend money. 41% of invited guests give a gift regardless of whether they go to the wedding or not. those polled said more, on average $195 and the budget is $89 and if it is a co- worker getting married they'll spend less, $63. >> the times are changing when it comes to gift giving and while yes, the couple puts together a registry for a reason, there are a lot of couples who really would prefer cash. >> to save you some cash, share a hotel room or split the cost of a bigger gift with a couple of people. that way you can enjoy the wallet. for consumer watch, i'm mary maloney. >>> thinking of buying things, 21% of social media users consider specifically how a activity and purchase will look to friends and family on social media before they buy. why is that? 8 on your side has answers to that. jonathan sellers, always great to have you on the show. >> glad to be back. >> this is something real, is social media envy after affecting purchases? >> it really is. it co we as business owners and

mike: mike maloney. nice to meet you. -kerry: nice to meet you.emonis: one of the things that concerns me about this deal is the fact that their lease is running out in a couple months. to solve that problem, i want to take them around denver to look at a couple spaces. and i found one that i really like. kerry: it's, like, definitely a new and up-and-coming. it's called the rino district. lots of new retail, lots of breweries. lemonis: is this an old building renovated? kerry: it is. nikki: oh, very cool. -mike: [ chuckles ] -kerry: it's a bigger space. it's about 4,100 square feet. lemonis: your current space is... -nikki: 3,000. -mike: 3,000. lemonis: so, this is bigger. and so, this gives you the ability to have a nice retail space, to be close to the street. mike: well, obviously we need compressed air. i don't see any lines existing that would accommodate that. lemonis: i think the pluses to being in this neighborhood are that there's a lot of people. mike: are we gonna be interrupted by residents that move into these buildings for noise or

ii marry maloney reporting. colorado residents aren't too worried about zeke a because please are snowing and mid august. august 20 butus look is beginnig to look a lot like christmas at the tops of mountains. that is no falling in the mountains west of denver on the a dusting demers never seen any measurable snow and augustm the early snowfall was on september 3 back in 1961. let's but the thoughts of snow our way at least intel we hope december we're not sure of that a little earlier i tonight were a ballgame we have to get this one cell out of the way first. we do have a shower that's pushing to the north than east. that could bring a few sprinkles maybe even some light showers to the gamees so far no lightning associated with that. here you go it's now and portions of eastern the rain county's zoom into this one lite cell continuing to pushed to the north than east we moderate showers up to the area pushing inhe north world ten and baseball. a 35 miles per hour soas far not seen any lightning within the stor

illegal. >> reporter: the clinton campaign dismissed the criticism saying in a statement -- i'm mary maloney reporting. >> >> all right, who want uses to tuck weather? >> i always want to talk weather. >>> it's investigation nice, we'll keep seeing nice conditions. we'll warm it up heading into the weekend. one thing we want to give you a heads up, spare the care day, another alert for poor air quality on healthy ozone levels. we had the while fire smoke from the while fire still burning to the south of us. brianna fire, stagnant air. we don't see any rainfall during this time of the year and that's going to make for harmful conditions for toes that stuff from respiratory illnesses. be careful exercising outdoor tomorrow. increasing clouds, warmer conditions for inland locations. by the weekend, we'll stay in the mid-90s. it will be pretty warm. another round of warm conditions if the locations, right now, 63 degrees in farfield, area of low pressure to the north of us u the tropical depression hanging out along the west coast, causing more of an onshore flow. fog will develop once again ton

mary maloney has a look at a new study in today's health minute. >>reporter: eye-opening new data on marijuana, the number of adult american pot smokers has nearly doubled in the last 3 years, that breaks down to 1 in survey. 2014 government study found cannabis to be the most commonly used illicit drug. recreational marijuana is legal in the western states of colorado, oregon, alaska and washington. he said that residents in the west are more likely to say they smoke pot and voters in 5 other states will decide on legalizing this november, advocates say it's beneficial for those suffering from a variety of diseases and medical conditions, cancer, epilepsy, and alzheimer's, they list dea says that it has been linked to many health issues. for today's health minute, mary maloney. >>> another busy day for emergency crews in louisiana as they have made 2000 water rescues following days of heavy rain in the south. 3 people have died and another is missing and the rain is expected to move into central or northern louisiana this week . the severe weather

so we couldn't even get a chance to pack nothing appeared we had come get us. >> i mary maloney reporting. >> new mexico police have three suspects in custody after an officerdy was shot and killed friday. thirty-three -year-old officernd jos? seanez died at the hospital after havinghe surgery. he pulled over a vehicle during a traffic stop friday afternoon. a passenger got out and fired shots at his vehicle. the suspects ran, carjacked another vehicle, and then shot that driver paired that victim was taken to the hospital. the suspect stolen car crash, then surrendered.vie officials are still investigating the incident. officerof chavez had been on the force for two years.e a florida woman's hand is almost completely bitten off after an alligator attack in the everglades per the 49 -year-old woman was airlifted to the hospital in critical condition. officials say the victim was attacked while at a fish camp, when she reached her hand into the water for a can she dropped arrived, the woman lost a significant amount of blood and went into shock. the gator was reportedly about 4-5 feet long

james maloney attacks on a run with an rbi single in its yankees. the mets are on top. jack is not looking good for the yankees. they have the bottom of the first and it's a two run double. we are tied at two. the yankees take the lead for good. they go on theright side and then blasted, . it's a 10/3 yankees. things get heated in the bottom of the fifth. teixeira is not happy. it's a hard fall there. that was really the extent of it. the yankees go on to win at 9/5 for the final score. >> i know matt is a good kid but when youmiss a pitch that bad , you'll get purpose or not ?it's a bad pitch at a bad time. i told him i did not like it. >> he was trying to make him uncomfortable. >> a lot isn't going anywhere. brian cashman says the team has no plans to release him. he said the plan is to give time to other people and if matchups or injuries hit he could be out theree said it's not easy to release that kind of money that he has on his contract . he said he hit well last year and sporadic pitting time makes it more difficult. cespedes went 1/5 and says it was his first

mary maloney has new information tonight at 10:00. >> reporter: the trump tower in manhattan became the center of attention inhabitant. around 3:30 p.m., nypd receives received calls about a man scaling the building. a climber quick with a rope and giant suction cups itching his way to the at all. traffic on fifth avenue was shut down while huge crowds gathered outside. >> what i saw was he took out looked like a macbook pro, a bigger computer and he threw that to the ground then he took out what looked like a spiral no put it against the glass and then dropped that to ground. he showed the police his backpack. >> reporter: police on the ground set up two giant air bags while other officers made their way inside the building. breaking out windows and raising a ladder in team. s to bring the climber to safety. in the end it would take about three hours before nypd officers could pull him inside the building and into custody. police say the man wanted a video on tuesday making the request. >> i'm an independent researcher seeking a private audience with you to discuss an important matter.

karen maloney will do our own post game on news 4 at 11:00 s. >> that's what you get when 21 penalty are called in the game. 3 1/2 hours long, so preseason had it all. you could see the guys do this as they came off. it was good. it was bad scprks it had some ugly with those injuries. four guys walked off the field. we'll get an update later on in the show. but it started off so promising. kirk cousins . he was pregame excited because he was getting a heavy workload tonight, expected to play at least a half and that's exactly what he did. man, he was in a good mood. slow start for the offense. second quarter. they picked it up. down 6-0, cousins . finds ryan grant, spins away from the tackler. the receiver takes familiar sight. it's cousins with one of his favorite sights, jordan reid. one of three tds for cousins in the second quarter, the redskins would beat the buffalo bills 21-16 to close the book on this third preseason game of the year and that's it for the starters because next week's game in tampa bay you do not expect to see first teamers but we're going to hear from them on

as mary maloney reports it's just the latest step to help prevent the spread of the virus. >> reporter: saying the health consequences of the zika virus the f.d.a. announced friday that all blood donations in the u.s. and its territories must immediately begin being tested for zika. in a statement the f.d.a.'s acting chief scientist said with we are guidance for immediate implementation in order to help maintain the safety of the u.s. blood supply. previously only blood donated in areas with active zika transmission like puerto rico and some counties in florida were being screened. the f.d.a. said the expanded testing will help to reduce the risk of transmission of the virus. in florida, friday, governor rick scott said the efforts of officials in his state have been instrumental in keeping zika from spreading. >> we haven't had a new case in a little over almost being investigated. >> we have two additional counties we're looking at on top of miami-dade and one is pinellas. one case in pinellas one case in palm beach. all this comes as they also announced on friday it's documented the

i'm mary maloney reporting. >> mark: state police are warning about a phone scam making the rounds. the caller claims to be from the i.r.s., says you need to give them personal information because they have an arrest warrant in your name. state police say law enforcement would never call to tell but a warrant in your name. if you get a call like that, hang up immediately. >> elizabeth: a local playground coming up at 5:30 p.m., our question to police when they came to clean things up. >> kevin: not much left out there, but on cape cod, there is still some rainshower activity and it's heavy too and along buzzard's bay as well. >> presidential campaign taking a nasty turn. up next, the dueling web videos td bank's new intern, bart, is one of those robots from an other bank, we're training him to bank human. uh-uh, bart? why are you winding the clock back? the clock stated 11:35 pm, but they are still working. the clock is fine. our live customer service is available all night, at td bank we do things differently, like live customer service 24/7. bart: hello? hello! is fighting back ag

carolyn maloney called on her colleagues to provide the funding for these new programs. there are heroin and opioid treatment shortages all across our area. >> the bill would increase access to medication assisted treatment. it would allow for drug monitoring programs to allow public health agencies to calculate the impact of prescription drug abuse. if we don't fund th, mere words on a piece of paper. >> heroin and opioid addictions claim the lives of 18,000 americans every year. >>> students in one local college get news about tuition that many say makes a whole lot of sense. >>> the road to rio. we introduce you to some of the most powerful u.s. athletes improving. meanwhile, tropical storm earl is moving closer and closer towards cancun. >>> lester holt has a look at what he's working on for 6:30. >> ahead tonight, president obama steps squarely into the election fray with a sharp assessment of donald trump. how is the water? we ask u.s. olympians. you have heard it for years. floss every but what if the benefits were never proven? the debate rocking the dentist hi g

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separating with her husband anthony weiner this after reports he was involved another 16 scandal as murray maloney reports donald trump using this to launch another attack on hillary clinton. >> ever did and anthony weiner halpin) of the clintons not only are his aberdeen one of hillary clinton's long-term aids bill clinton officiated at their wedding but in the wake of the latest 16 scandal including weiner aberdeen announced a couple split a become a campaign issue for donald trump. >> she's a decent person and that she has access to classified information aberdeen has access to classified information how hillary got away with that when nobody will ever know what to think that it's a very likely that much of this information anthony weiner would know about in a statement trump went further saying just another example of hillary clinton's bad judgment central figure in the campaign in the sense that her judgment and choices in the personal life are going to affect the country already questions centered around aberdeen she's going to team laws and of the suggest the cozy relationship between the s

i am mary maloney reporting. >> stephanie: the u.s. olympic committee has apologized and they will decide whether to punish the swimmer after the incident. no charges have been filed but the one charge recommended does not come with jailtime. many are calling on lochke to apologize. so far, though, silent. >> elizabeth: a hard story, it really is. >>> shifting gears to the competition on the field. usain bolt looks to complete his victory if he can get a third gold medal. he won the gold last night in the 200 meter. the second in his triple-triple quest. american ashton eaton retained his title as the world's greatest athlete winning the decathlon. u.s. claimed the two spots in maroulas is the first u.s. women to win gold in mess ling. and triple digits in the medal count with 100 overall medals, china is second with 58 total medals and great britain is third with 56 medals. >>> all right, well, gold medals on the roads right now. everything is running up to speed. 9 minutes on the expressway, the braintree split and mass pike. 20 minu

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i am mary maloney reporting. >>> police have issued a $100 ticket to a duck boat drive to crashed into a bridge on storrow drive. the collision ripped the roof off the boat. it happened after police forced the first-year driver. near mass general. no one was hurt. >>> coming up on 4:09 this morning. the suspect in another high-profile murder shackled and protected by a bullet-proof vest as he arrived for his arraignment. rodney sands remains in jail in morning and could face the death penalty for the murders of two nuns in mississippi. police say he confessed to killing the women during questioning. a motive still remains unclear and officials are not sure if the nuns are targetsanders made the first appearance and community said goodbye to the women he is accused of killing. a funeral mass was held for sisters margaret held and paula merrill in jackson, mississippi yesterday. the church was packed in honor of the two women being remembered as community heroes. they worked as nurse practitions serving the community. sister paul merrill was a massachusetts native and her person who did

reporter mary maloney has the latest on the race for the white house.loud that continuously hangs over hillary clinton's campaign -- her emails. but it doesn't look like the candidate will be out of the shade anytime soon. the f-b-i released a new report to congress about clinton's messages from her private server -- during her time as secretary of state. the classified report contains notes by investigators about interviews with clinton and other witnesses. it also outlines why the f-b-i recommended that the department of justice not charge clinton. a report like this is incredibly rare -- especially since clinton was not criminally charged. clinton -- didn't let the report stop her from stumping on the trail. presidential candidate: "we want you all to register to vote." >> reporter:but the email issue continues to give her republican rival fodder presidential candidate: "hillary clinton lacks the judgment." donald trump hoping to make up ground -- after lagging in the polls. he posted this pledge on facebook -- calling for equal protection and an end

mary maloney shows us some ways to save a few dollars. for kids back to school means back to cool. but for parents -- back to school shopping can be stressful. according to a national survey -- nearly 30 percent of parents polled say back to school shopping puts a strain on fa (sara skirboll/shopping & trends expert, retailmenot): "we are definitely going to see prices increasing. parents in particular, are going to be buying their kids electronics for the back to school season. tablets, laptops, even smartphones and those things add up." but there are apps that can save your sanity while saving you some money. redlaser helps keep your loyalty points all in one place. and if you have the bar code of a product you need -- it can help you find the best deals -- so you aren't paying more than you need to. shopkick gives you which can be redeemed for a gift card. giving parents a little something too. and retail me not highlights discounts and sales at some of the top stores. (sara skirboll/shopping & trends expert, retailmenot): "jc penny has great offers on apparel and accessories. b

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mary maloney explains how you can cut down on the wait times. <<< need a passport? the u-s government says it could take six weeks just to get your passport renewed. that's longer than usual. here's why. within the next three years -- 49 million people's passports will expire. you can thank a 2007 federal law carry a passport when traveling to canada -- mexico -- the caribbean -- and bermuda. even if your passport is current -- most european countries will not accept passports within six months of their expiration dates. to get your passport quicker -- act now. photos can be taken at many post offices -- drug stores -- even public libraries. the state department says -- pictures are the number one reason why renewals may be held up. once you get that perfect picture -- renew that passport by mail -- or in person at nc service. then relax and plan that next vacay away. for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney.>>> ((paul joncich)) >>> let's take another live look at that wildfire burning in southern california -grown to 6,500 acres since it started just before 11 this m

today mayor de blasio will be joined by congresswoman maloney at the new york city health lab. they're ca pass emergency funding to help fight zika. >>> happing today opening ceremonies for the new world trade center mall. it will open its doors today at noon. 60 stores and restaurants will be ready for today's opening. more than 100 stores will eventually occupy the more than 365,000 square feet of retail space at the oculist transportation hub in lower manhattan. the opening today will feature a family day celebration with performances from grammy and tony award-winning artists. coming up, campaign 2016. donald trump lays out his controversial immigration plan. >> plus, trash trouble in the city. complaints about garbage being left behind. but the city says well, there's a very good reason for this. >> and the latest on the flooding situation in louisiana. where waters continue to rise overnight. >> if the heat and humidity at home have you thinking about the pool, let's get you ready. it going to be hot. feeling like 95 to 100 and still a high uv forecast and burn time about

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mary maloney shows us ways you can save a few dollars and still be apart of tying the knot. before walking down the aisle -- brides must consider a couple of things. of course you need the perfect shoes -- as demonstrated by disney's cinderella. (nats) plan a beautiful ceremony -- hopefully not the kind the princess bride showed us. (nats) "marriage is what brings us together today." and who can forget the father daughter dance from the (nats) requirements for the guests aren't as set in stone. once you get that big invite -- plan to spend some money. according to a retail-me-not and kelton global survey -- 41 percent of invited guests give a gift. regardless if they go to the wedding or not. if it is an immediate family member --those polled say they will spend more -- on average 195 dollars. for a friend -- the budget is on average 89 dollars. and if it is a coworker getting married -- those surveyed say they'll spend a little less -- about 63 dollars. (sara skirboll/shopping and trends expert, retailmenot.com): "the times are definitely changing when it comes to gift givi

following the game, stick around for the post game report for myself and carol maloney.g back to josh norman very quickly, i don't mind if you talk as long as you back it up on the field every sunday. >> yes. >> he's done that the last two seasons. we'll see if that's the case this year with the redskins. a few more skins updates for you. josh dotson this year, he's improved, according to jay gruden. he is expected to be ready for game one against the steelers. the nationals are hoping that bryce harper will in the series opener. his 175 batting average versus baltimore's the lowest against any team he's faced more than five times. he struck out 14 times in 17 games against the o's. on the other side of that, mark trumbeau, he has homers in four of the last five games. i spoke with the right-fielder. he just wants to help his ball club. >> it's been a year of power from that perspective it's gone for me. i've been able to drive in some runs. second half hasn't been quite as good as the first. that stuff can happen. i'm just looking at contributing the rest of the way and

reporter mary maloney has the update on decision 2016. donald trump doubling down on his latest attack against hillary clinton. presidential candidate: "she lies, and she smears and she paints decent americans, you, as racists. she bullies voters, who only want a better future, and tries to intimidate them out of voting for a change. i'm for change." clinton using trump's previous statements against him. presidential candidate: "from the start, donald trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. he's taking hate groups mainstream and helping a radical fringe take over one of america's two major political parties." clinton questioning trump's recent focus on hispanic and african american voters. presidential candidate: "it really does take a lot of nerve to ask people he's ignored and mistreated for decades, 'what do you have to lose?' because the answer is everything." trump -- claiming democratic policies-including those of former president bill clinton-- hurt people far more than his rhetoric. presidential candidate: "she's t

which means nothing slowing you down make way up to the pike or heading down to route 3, 24, 28, mary maloney roadways. expressway right now sluggish around morrissey boulevard. as we shift north 128 south shore looking good. things still stop & shop right around freeport street, morrissey boulevard like i mentioned. here are live drive times, 14 25 minutes on the expressway and 28 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. if you're planning on spending any significant amount of time in the car today, shiri, it is going to be a window up, air-conditioning on and trying to stay cool. >> shiri: face up against it and heat advisory noon time today and start feeling like it is 100?. almost f boston and hottest feeling weather, increasing rain coverage each day and today very few if rain showers popping up south of the pike. tomorrow a little better chance for pop-ups and get into the weekend and real rain develops. 76 in worcester right now, fitchburg at 82? and we are just going to break it down here in fitchburg as example and look at how

. >>> mary maloney has this story. >> he's black soul. and this is totally unfit for the leadership of the beautiful country. >> reporter: khizr khan the father of a soldier killed in iraq in 200 # spoke out about the republican presidential nominee donald trump. >> our son. >> reporter: we heard from him during the democratic national convngs where he shared memories of his son and criticized trump's views on immigrants and muslims and he pulled out a copy of the constitution and asked trump if he read it. >> i will gladly lend you my copy look for the words liberty and equal protection of law. >> reporter: trump released a statement calling his son a hero but is receiving backlash for tweeting he was viciously attacked by mr. khan for suggesting his wife was not allowed to speak at the dnc because she was muslim. >> she probably maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to say. >> reporter: and for questioning whether the hillary clinton camp wrote his speech after making this comment. >> you have sacrificed nothing and no one. >> repor

right after the game, carol maloney and myself have all of the reaction from the players in the postreport on nbc 4. now coming up later on news4 veteran says tonight's preseason game feels like the super bowl from fedex field on news4 sports. >> all right. we're only a few hours away. >>> apparently it's national dog day, which means that a lot of our local pups are up for adoption. >> there are about 50 furry canines available for adoption. the shelter is also accepting donations of toys, blankets and unopened pet food at both of their locations in d.c. we talked to a local family who was ready to add one to their home. tonight, they are playing with their new pup. great home and we don't have a big home but we have enough to find a little bit of space in our hearts. >> if you want to adopt a pup, check out our nbc washington app. we have great tips for new pet owners. >> i love them. >> with epipens skyrocketing, first at 4:00, why it's such an important tool for millions and why washington may have to get involved. >>> y are watching newsou4 >>> this is is it a dramatic picture o

. >> you know who will get up close and personal with it, the one and only carol maloney.you are also very important to us. you're there at fedex field with the story lines that we need to watch for tonight. >> reporter: yep. the guys are starting to trickle out. it's 2 1/2 weeks until the regular season. this is as close as it gets to the real thing in the the starters but that includes kirk cousins and he's out behind me warming up. two hours until kickoff. you may not be able to feel the urgency but we can predict a very competitive night. nowhere is the competition more fierce than the beeline. so they are going to be battling in the trenches. >> go out there and lay everything out on the line and out there trying to get a start position, just trying to go out there and put everything together on film. >> so this is it, like the most important preseason game for you, there's no question? >> yes. i've got to treat it like a super bowl, really. >> seriously? >> seriously. >> preseason? >> i've got to. >> reporter: you're goingto like -- >> i've got to. if you want that s

mary maloney reports. >> everybody is saying this is the worst they have ever seen. >> reporter: days of relentless downpours forced residents to take whatever belongings they could and travel to safer ground. >> my heart is broken. there are so many elderly people here. the water is literally up to their waist. that means their houses, everything in there is destroyed. >> emergency crews rescued more than 1,000 people from their homes. help came from strangers. >> i pulled up, i saw the kids. i saw someone elderly in there. i felt like we needed to help. me and my fiance got out and helped. >> >> reporter: louisiana's governor asked residents to take all necessary precautions. >> asking everyone to simply evacuate if you are supposed to do that. if you are being advised to do that. stay off the road if you don't have to be on it. >> families that have already evacuated are now forced to tough it out in temporary shelters. we woke up. water was all over the bed and everywhere. we don't have a chance to back anything, we had to call the police to come get us. >> >> here's what's coming

mary maloney reports. >> everybody's saying this is the worst they've ever seen. >> reporter: days of relentless downpours forced residents to take what belongings they could and travel through waist-high waters to stable ground. >> there are so many elderly people here and people who can't afford to replace their things. it's like, the water is literally to your waist. that means everything in their houses is destroyed. from their cars and homes. help even came from complete strangers. >> i don't live here, i pulled over, i saw the kids, i saw some elderly and i was like -- we needed to help. so me and my fiancee got out, pulled over and came to help. >> reporter: after declaring a state of emergency the louisiana governor asked residents to take all necessary precautions. >> asking everyone to simply evacuate if you're supposed to do that. if you are being advised to do that, stay off the don't have to, and if you're going to be on the road be extremely cautious. >> reporter: the families that already evacuated now forced to tough it out in temporary shelters. >> we woke up and wate

mary maloney breaks down what each side says happened. >> reporter: the news of four american swimmers robbed in real at gunpoint cast a shadow over the olympic games. >> they pulled out their guns and told the other swimmers to get down on the ground. i said we didn't do anything wrong and the guy had his gun and cocked it and put it to my forehead and took my wallet. >> reporter: police say the story is just that. a story. sunday the gold medalist ryan lochte and three of his teammates partied at a club. afterwards surveillance video shows the swimmers at a gas station. rio officials say they were drunk and vandalized the business. then they made up a cover story. police pointed to lucky has the principal troublemaker. he said he got into an angry confrontation with security guards as they attempted to leave the gas station and a one security guard pulled a gun forcing the athlete out of the cab and on the ground. police defended the guard. eventually the police say the athlete pay for the damage and left. while sources admits the swimmers were not on their best behavior they said th

mary maloney has more. >> in my 40 years of fighting fire, i have never seen a fire behavior so extreme. >> reporter: extreme and uncontrolled. a roaring fire is burning everything in its path. weather and dry brush only help the fire spread. >> it is challenging when we are up against a fire burning so aggressively that we are really struggling to keep up with it. >> reporter: the blue cut fire angeles. you can see the flames light up the night sky in this time lapse video. watch as the fire grows. >> with the rate of spread that we've seen, if we ask you to leave, you have to leave. >> reporter: the fire started around 10:30 tuesday morning engulf ring mountains in bleums of smoke. crews say the explosive and fast-moving flames make fighting this kind of fire dangerous. >> this is a challenging year. one of the thems we are seeing is that the fires in unprecedented fashion. it is to the point where explosive fire growth is the new normal this year. that is a challenge for all of us to take on. >> one extreme to the next. incredible how powerful mother nature is. >> flooding in one pla

beating up on terry maloney who was on the inside and then went for the worker.and what i think you should do. lou: the davi strategy. >> my cousin was a boxing champ one of the greatest boxing trainers of all time. he trained larry holmes and tyson for 10 years put don king and boxing. lou: don king and boxing by the way. >> it's a whole long story. donald trump during the primary counter punch. he called himself a counterpuncher. you counterpunch for your friends. they were g.o.p. guys. he needs offense. he said larry holmes and he was in the training camp or eight years keep the jab going a keep them off balance. hillary is already off balance. keep it in motion. donald trump is america's eagles with those wide springs looking over america with the vision. read the falcons and i called the falcons capitalist in absentia. no one has ever done this and i always wondered why. i had a friend discuss this with me. i was wondered if you are presidents of candidate why don't you announce to assure cabinet announced those falcons because the stock ends, he has some of

. >> i'm mary maloney reporting. >> this comes almost two years after the shooting death of michael brown in the st. louis suburb of ferguson, missouri. this weekend, several events are planned to remember brown in the st. hughes -- st. louis area. >>> we're just learning a south florida police commander will not face charges controversial shooting that was also caught on video. investigators accusing north miami police of giving statements in the shooting of unarmed therapist last month, the therapist shot as he tried to help an autistic patient. he never lied about what happened during the shooting and he will not face any charges. >>> the 2016 olympic games kicked off last night with opening ceremonies in rio but not without controversy inside. near the stadium where people against the olympics wanted to highlight the scandal of brazil's president. o protesters waeed seens reading no to the exhibit and a crowd of about 3,000 blocked the hotel. in case you missed the opening ceremonies, the games goon with a burst of elaborate fireworks. the most memorable parts of last night's show, an

mary maloney explains what you can do now to reduce your wait time. >> reporter: need a passport? it could take six weeks to get it renewed. that's longer than usual. their's why. within the next three years, 49 million people's passports will expire. you can thank a 2007 federal law for the avalanche of renewals. it requires u.s. citizens to carry a passport when traveling to canada, mexico, caribbean bermuda. even if your passport is current most european countries will not accept passports within six months of their expression dates. photos can be taken at many post offices, drugstores and public libraries. pictures are the number one reason renewals may be held up. once you get the perfect picture renew your passport by mail or in person at locations for faster service. then relax and plan the next vacation away. there more -- hurry there are ways to get it sooner. you'll have to pay more. visit the u.s. state department website for more information. >>> a new study suggests americans are learning importance of planning for retirement. a growing number of u.s. workers are savi

but police say one of the i'm mary maloney reporting. >> rio police are recommending charges be filed for false reporting of a crime. it is unlikely though they will face charges related to destruction of property because the athletes paid for the damage done, and the owner of of the gas station does not want to press charges. >>> a massachusetts man who already went to prison for defrauding home depot has admitted to doing it again. robert dually pleaded guilty to taking items off the shelves, bringing them to the return desk credit at home detow poes across new england. he managed to rake in $33,000. in 2007 he was convicted of defrauding more than $330,000 in a similar scheme. >>> the circuit operator charged in an attempt collapse that killed a man -- tent collapse that killed a man and his daughter will not be coming back anytime soon. a storm blew through and toppled over the tent last august. the lawyer for the company says without a license. the lawyer also says the circus won't set up any shows in new hampshire while this case continues. >>> today state police were back out a