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northern virginia bureau reporter david culver looks at this controversial project. >> the sounds ofe already echoing on the neighborhooding neighboring shelter. in its place would be 375 apartment units. the county leaders acknowledge the homeless need in -- somewhere to go. >> people who were homeless deserve to have decent housing even if it is a shelter. >> the proposed move is not going well with neighbors. >> is there any negotiating here? >> no. i say that very honestly. this is a very overbuilt parcel of land. >> a lot of folks are going to be gathering next wednesday, july 20th for a meeting with the planning commission. they will decide whether or not this proposal moves forward. in the alexandria section of fairfax county, i'm david culver, news 4. >>> we're learning more about two shootings at d.c. police officers this week. the four men charged made their first court appearances yesterday. now, police say tuesday morning, took five people ovenling. she was shot -- he was shot in the ankle. also, one of the suspects fired at police with what they call a mini machine gun.

virginia reporter david culver looks at what's next in the project. he is live with details. david?porter: hi there, doreen. you can look behind me and see the sign that just was put up, advertising what's likely going to be a very crowded public hearing next week. the subject of which is a controversial o homeless shelter right into this town home community. those gathered applauding a committee vote, rejecting plans to relocate the bailey's crossroads homeless shelter to this open field. this committee's decision not the final word. >> we have a right to. and that's what we're pursuing. >> reporter: debbie frazier is president at the homeowners association, just filed suit against fairfax county over this plot of land. >> this is -- was proffered to be an amenity for us for recreation. we want to keep it that way. >> reporter: as we first told you several weeks ago, this all started with plans to close the bailey's crossroads shelter on this site since 1997. it will be developed into apartments. penny gross told me in may those who use the shelter would need some place to go. >> i

in sterling, virginia, i'm david culver, news 4. >>> again, i'll be in philadelphia next week to coveringhe democratic national convention. >>> prince george's county police are investigating a deadly motorcycle crash in accokeek, maryland. northbound, farmington road is closed for this investigation. only one motorcycle was involved in the crash last night. the man riding the bike died at the scene. we'll bring you updates as we get them. >>> we're working on what caused a car to go into this in rockville. the car went into a japanese restaurant on randolph last night. no one was hurt. >>> and in news 4 your health, your region will have some money to prepare and attack the zika virus. the centers for disease control is awarding $60 million nationwide. maryland will receive $1.4 million of that money. $250,000 will go to d.c. the money will be available starting in august. >>> six million of that money will go to florida for that zika prevention. it comes as the state is investigating its second possible zika case not related to travel. julia bagg from our sister station in miami is live

in sterling, virginia, i'm david culver, news 4. >>> hillary clinton herself has two campaign events set today in florida. you are looking at video from a rally in vegas earlier this week. she will travel to orlando for a rount of talks. >>> storms of delegates and journalists alike will head to philadelphia this weekend. the democratic national convention begins there on monday. in a few hours, we'll get a sneak peek at what the convention stage could look like inside the wells fargo center. fool list of speakers is not available yet. i'll be in philadelphia to cover the democratic convention with you next week along with julie carey. >>> it is quickly warming up there. it could be dangerously hot this chuck is tracking your what to wear forecast so you can try to stay cool. >>> new developments in the search for that missing malaysia jet. what authorities are now saying about the future of their investigation. >>> and making summer count. the unique >>> on this storm team weather alert day. >> it's going to be hot, hot, hot. chuck bell with more on what we can expect. >> yes, yes,

i'm david culver. >> i'm angie. following the two deadly shootings of black men this week and shooting deaths of five officers in dallas, texas. this was the scene just a few hours o and baton rouge. >> we are working to get you caught up on all the latest overnight. first, we do want to start off on storm team 4 as we enter your fifth day of this heat wave. >> we got relief out of the way. starting off early on this saturday morning, we've got sun rise under way now and at dawn we have just a few clouds coming through. there's a live view from the storm team 4 national harbor camera, prince georges county. overlooking the capital wheel, see a breeze there streaking down this potomac river. it's a muggy morning. temperatures are hovering around 70. out of the mountains, it's comfortable this morning. down in the 60s most locations. western maryland, eastern and west virginia. close to washington, 70s. montgomery, mid 70s fairfax. near 80 in upper 70s around the chesapeake bay. storm team radar, all clear. don't have

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in sterling, david culver, news4. >>> temps right now are just at 90 degrees. 89 and if you want to fire up the grill this evening, about 77 and fast forward to saturday afternoon around 2:00 p.m. this is how hot it's going to feel when you factor in 104 in washington and 103 in leesburg. i'll breakdown this dangerous heat and what you can expect friday through monday. all of those days because of the heat and humidity. >> thanks, >>> a program for domestic violence victims is being conducted. our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey spoke with a survivor today. >> reporter: this piece of paper and the questions it contains can be a lifesaver. this program was launched a year ago from the fairfax county police department. it wasn't around when this woman called police several times between 2008 and 2011 to report her husband was hurting her. she finally left him when he pulled a gun. >> i walked the opposite direction. i did hear a gunshot and i turned around and i saw the gun that he was holding and pointed in our direction. >> the patrol officers are now required to ask the victi

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in the alexandria section of fairfax county, i'm david culver, news4. >>> well, sports stars say it'sime athletes use their sway to stop violence in their own communities. >> explore these issues, speak up, use our influence, and renounce all violence. most importantly, go back to our communities, invest our time, our resources. we all have to do better. >> you just heard part of the somber start to last night's espy awards in los angeles. baltimore native carmelo anthony was one of the four nba stars to took to the stage. the athletes called for andy to gun violence and racial profiling. >>> he's called by his follows the new billy graham. the evangelist reaching out to the younger generation now. he's called for one million people to gather on the national mall this saturday to pray for this country. it's called together 2016. joining me is nick hall, the founder of pulse, a youth prayer movement that's catching on across the country, we understand. >> yes, it's exciting. >> welcome. when and w d dakota of all places through an english paper when i was a college student. now we're h

culver, who police say turned the gun on himself. >> jesse was the kind of girl who would hold it in.f you love somebody -- i guess it's kind of hard to leave them. >> reporter: her sister heather says the couple had been on and off for $three years. r.j. had been arrested for domestic violence at least six times before. on average a woman will leave seven times before leaving her abuser for good. >> it would have been better if she could have got away from him. she felt that if she knew where he was, that her kids were safe. >> here's a sign that we had a memorial. not getting to see her, not getting to hug her, not getting to touch her. it's hard. and then you're going to see her two kids asking, when's mama coming home? >> reporter: during the 11 days we chronicled, 67 men, women and children were killed in domestic violence-related shootings. it's 5:00 p.m. in the wealthy enclave of fullshire, texas. mother of two christie sheets calls a family meeting in this upscale home. when her husband and two daughters arrive, she takes out a gun. >> please don't point that gun at us! >> rep

. >> david culver, i'm sure that will be a packed server tomorrow. >>> donald trump criticized kaineitter saying, "the sanders supporters are furious with the choice of tim kaine," and added, "tim kaine is and always has been owned by the banks." president obama weighed in, saying "senator kaine is a good man, a true progressive and will make a great vice president." news 4's july' cie carey and aa gillcrest will have more tomorrow night. >>> teaming up with dozens of shelters throughout our region, the goal to clear 'em outline. we'll tell you how we're doing, next. >> reporter: in the middle of the hottest days of the year, the ♪ know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. thanks to virtual wallet by pnc. ♪ i want my blood sugar i to stay in control.ck. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. i want to

david culver was at the rally and has more on how tim kaine was received. >> reporter: the signs hanging above, and the ones held in the hands of supporters, showing hillary clinton and tim kaine. together on stage here in miami. >> i can't think of anybody better to have by my side on the campaign trail in the white house. >> she pointed to his years as richmond mayor, his time as virginia governor. and his current role as a u.s. senator, but is it enough to win over bernie sanders supporters. she thinks so. >> when i say he's a progressive who likes to get things done, i mean it. >> the crowd got to hear from him knowing well the south florida audience he spoke at first in spanish. [ speaking in spanish ] then addressed the obvious. >> for many of you this is the first time you've heard my name. >> for 35 minutes, he went on to detail his personal life and career, making several references to his catholic faith and virginia t >> april 16, 2007, that was the worst day of my life. >> as the rally wrapped up, i asked some of those gathered what they thought. >> he seemed like a stable, re

an occasional academic, who now serves as the director of the peace and justice resource center in culver city, california. he's tom hayden, this is overheard. let's be honest, to this value ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. now you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak.

an occasional academic, who now serves as the director of the peace and justice resource center in culver city, california. he's tom hayden, this is overheard. let's be honest, to this value ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. now you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i just got an f from you. this is overheard. senator hayden, welcome. - thanks for having me here, evan. - [evan] very nice to be here. - nice to see all of you again. - well, good to have you here, sir. so, we're half a century from vietnam. we're more than 50 years from the port huron statement, the famous document that you authored or were principal author of. i'm tempted to ask you if we're better off today than we were back then. - that's a good question, i've chosen to believe in the permanence to the process, to the conflict process, the process of

. >> bureau reporter david culver is live with details. david?> the doctor's alleged pass raises a lot of other questions and tonight police are telling us thereld the accusation against this doctor would shatter the trust that a patient has for his doctor. the abuse happened here inside this 75-year-old doctor's office. >> the doctor allegedly told him to remove his clothes and touched him in an inappropriate way. >> reporter: he knew what happened wasn't right. >> he questioned the doctor about what was going on a couple of times but just complied with the doctor and they went through the exam. >> reporter: he faced a similar accusation 12 years ago. a 38-year-old man said that the doctor molested him. the prosecutors never pressed charges. police say others may come forward but attorney brian immigrant community are often hesitant. >> they need to go forward but probably should at least consult with counsel to make sure that their status is protected because they have certain rights. >> reporter: fernandez is out of jail tonight. i called his

here our reporter david culver got ahold of the documents and joined us from clarendon with details ofhe investigation. these are the court documents that they are referencing. they lay out some of the detail in what was a seven-month long police investigation. one that ended with ten people behind bars and an alleged drug network. the suspected dealers, nine in all, now locked up at the arlington county detention center range in age from 22 up to 32. they are from woodbridge. arlington's clarendon neighborhood is geared towards professionals. >> we want people to enjoy what our night life has to offer and that's why we have officers out there. >> reporter: detectives went undercover for nine months purchasing drugs like cocaine and pot and two men worked at this restaurant. we reached out to management but didn't hear back. >> reporter: our officers work really hard to infiltrate the distribution networks, identify the people and bring them to justice. >> reporter: but it didn't stop at nine. police took a tenth person into custody and not on drug charges. >> how soon after the initia

in leesburg, virginia, i'm david culver, news4. >>> it took five years and more than $1 billion but themission is setting the stage for future exploration in outer space. >>> what virginia senator tim kaine is calling on congress to do in the face of a public health emergency. >>> taking a look at our rockville camera, hot, hazy and humid. for the been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ the extra crispy colonel. my extra crispy, twenty dollar fill-up feeds a family of four. it's crunchy! juicy! and oh so tasty. kfc. it's extra crispy good. >>> one month for today, the olympics will begin in rio. some big issues have cast a cloud over these olympics which includes security threats, financial crisis and water pollution and fear of zika outbreak. leaders in rio appear to be undaunted. they say the city is ready and they can't wait for the games to begin. >>> tim kaine says congress has to work together to fight the zika virus. kaine also said th

. >> david culver, thank you. >>> tensions are boiling over on the streets. growing a study by aaa found that 80% of drivers experienced road rage or aggression at least once in the last year, including things like tailgating or making angry, rude gestures. more concerning was that drivers were taking things to a higher level. >> we were most shocked about the people who reported jumping out of cars and confronting drivers and that's a dangerous idea because you don't know how the other driver is going to react. >> they believe aggressive driving is a bigger problem today than it was three years ago. we put a lot more of this survey on our nbc washington app. search road rage. >>> services like lyft and uber are crushg businesses. ridership on metro is also done. >>> a first 4 traffic alert for you this evening starting tonight. crews will be out doing work along i-95 resurfacing the road between powder mill road and the 95 beltway exchange. that project is expected to last through the summer but we're told the work will be done during the midday and the over

. >>> news culver is in miami. we will be talking to david this morning, coming up at 6:45. >>> developing now, police in munich, germany, say nine people, plus the shooter, are dead, and 16 injured after a mass shooting there. children are among the victims. the lone gunmen apparently took his own life. we have the latest on the still unknown photos. >> reporter: police say the gunman opened fire at a mcdonald's in mau sunich. the scene captured on amateur video. the gunmen moved to a crowded shopping mall and continued his ram papage there. it appears he used a handgun. parking garage was most likely the shooter. police brought heavy fire power to the scene. munich told citizens to shelter in place and shut down all public transportation. ns initial reports from witnesses indicated there were three attackers. police believe one man did all the shooting. less than three hours later, his body was found on a nearby side street. police say he most likely killed himself. they identified him as an 18-year-old german ir

. >> david culver is outside of fairfax where some people are responding to the incident in dallas.>> reporter: many of the local officers tell me they didn't sleep well watching the images out of dallas. law enforcement came together to show their support as the chopper swooped in -- >> what i would like to you do is get in front of the motors. >> reporter: they came together for a group photo. from police motorcycle officers to sheriff's deputies, law enforcement united behind this message, fairfax stands with you. a photographer in the air snapped this photo. these officers feeling the support back home. >> out on patrol today, several people stopped and thanked me for my se force since '89. he said the training doesn't stop, especially given the recent police-involved shooting. >> i'm a 27-year veteran of the department and i've received the training and retraining. >> we've got to protect our law enforcement officers and civil liberties of individuals. >> reporter: terry mcauliffe not only calling for support of police officers -- >> i will say that there are too many guns. thi

following recent attacks and world instability, bureau reporter david culver reports on how organizersking to keep these young travelers safe. >> reporter: two weeks of belongings packed and ready to go. >> very excited. i'm also concerned. so i'm praying a lot and giving it up to god. >> reporter: from the driveway to the airport, mom can't give her son enough hugs and kisses. headed to dulles airport, all checked in and ready for his flight. joining more than 200 youth from northern virginia. all of them flying to frankfurt and then to italy where they of europe. it all leads up to next monday. world youth day in poland. it will look something like this. these are scenes from rio in 2013. that was the last world youth day. pope pranfrancis leading them a time when many are asking for prayers. recent attacks and instability around the world heightening the many security concerns for those participating. >> they're expecting anywhere between 2.5 to 3 million people in poland. >> it's such a large thing and catholic thing it could be a target. >> reporter: those from arlington dioceses

i'm david culver, news4. >>> a former high ranking d.c. government official is pleading guilty to cheating the irs and faces up to a year and a half in our scott mcfarland broke that story earlier. >> reporter: he served in three different administrations including as chief of staff in office of city administrator during the gray administration. warren graves today pleaded guilty to cheating the feds between 2009 and 2013 by underreporting his earnings by nearly a quarter of a million dollars. court records reviewed by news4 said the feds found at least some of the evidence in this case with the help of another big name in d.c. politics. the man in the center of your screen. jeffrey thompson. thompson pleaded guilty in an unrelated case in 2014 to illegally funneling money into the 2010 d.c. mayoral race and has been helping feds ever since. graves faces 12 to 18 months in prison scheduled to be sentenced in late october. no return to our request for comment >> reporter: i'm chris lawrence. coming e inine ining up on "new we'll give you a

david culver, news4. >>> virginia's supreme court is hear arguments right now over one of governor terryc mcauliffe's order. we will expect an update on the case later in the day. >>> those workers at arlington national cemetery are on strike. they are pushing for raises and paid sick leave. currently, cemetery workers are paid $13 an hour. >>> 400 russian athletes are waiting to find out if they'll be able to compete in rio. the international olympic committee is meeting ty over its options. now the group uncovered a state-run doping scheme in russia that included 28 sports in both summer and winter games. the world anti-doping agency is calling for a ban of russia's entire olympic team. >>> the olympic games are now 17 days away. a reminder that you can watch the opening ceremonies and coverage of the olympics right here on nbc4. >>> so health officials in utah are trying to solve a mystery. a person who contracted the zika virus but didn't travel abroad. the person was carrying for an elderly patient who had an unusually high level of the virus in his blood. the patient contracted tha

david culver is on assignment. >>> it's a weather alert day.wave hitting up in a couple hours. >> the midwest has had temperatures in excess of 100 degrees. the dome of hot air is drifting our way. t

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a democrat in culver city, california. concerned thatt the republicans are going to keep going on with this bashing. you had so many calls today of republicans bashing hillary. let me tell you about hillary. if hillary was guilty of everything republicans think she did even if she was guilty, she would have more integrity than all of the republicans combined. republicans are like teenagers. when they move their mouths -- republicans never tell the truth. -- put thingsll in a frame that is not true to aggrandize themselves. they just lift themselves up to actually what they are after is power. be careful has to because what the republicans ,lan to do if they get in power they are going to change the constitution just like they did in michigan. there are going to change the constitution so they can keep themselves in power forever. host: ok, a democrat in california. guest: apparently he does not like the republicans. i did not hear a question there. host: i was wondering how hillary clinton is doing in ohio. guest: there's

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. >> thanks so much joe, we changed it up as i know most of you are here to see culver so we didn't wantmarks but he was asked to start americans for tax reform so i wanted to begin with a quote from ronald reagan's state speech back in 1971 in california as governor. he said are rehabilitation policy is attracting national attention. fewer parolees are returning back than in any time in history. of course after that timeframe, after the early 70s until now we saw a five to six fold increase in incarceration in the united states. we started measuring our success by how many people were in prison and how big the correction system was which certainly isn't something those of us who believe in small government should be proud of. so, we have indeed seen that we have 5% of the world's population but 25% population but 25% of the worlds prison inmates. one in three adults in the united states have a criminal record. one and 34 americans are under correctional control and there's more than 4500 federal criminal laws per they couldn't count all of them in the congressional research office. ther