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mayor is cautioning him while hes walking a fine line. >> he understands that there are to be no political activities during work hours. and i just wanted to reenforce that. as well as to reenforce that we need to focus on the job at hand. >> reporter: chris driesbach teaches ethics and sees nothing unethical about the sign. >> this adversarial relationship has been growing by leaps and bounds. and that this stuff would be coming from either side is both tragic and unsurprising. >> rep...

today. its called caller i.d. spoofing. the caller i.d. shows up as vincent gray office and when the victim redials the number it goes straight to the campaign office even when no one in the office made the call. these are the legitimate calls from the phone bank of vincent gray. but mayoral candidate vincent gray said his campaign phone numbers have been hijacked by someone who has matched their telephone number and replaced it with the campaign number. >> were trying to address it an...

captions paid for by nbc-universal television and welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning. im meredith vieira. >> and im matt lauer. what a wild story. weve heard of out-of-control passengers on a plane, but this was a case of an angry flight attendant who apparently had had enough on that jetblue flight at jfk airport right here in new york. >> yeah, his name is steven slater. he apparently got into an argument with a passenger who was trying to get luggage from the overhead bin ...

overseas. >> good news for counties with huge budget deficits. for the 3,000 men and women who were applying today for only 94 full-time jobs as prince georges county firefighters. >> 3,000 is the most applicants we have had for any position. >> im scott broome at blue high school in southeast washington. the big heat story in washington today, high school athletes ordered off the field until after 6:00 p.m. >> washington, among the jurisdictions that has a detailed and mandatory heat ...

report from leesburg, jackie bensen, news 4. investigators in toledo, ohio are looking into the possibility that a crime in their area could be connected to the same suspect. toledo is two hours south of flint, michigan. an air quality advisory is in effect as the extreme heat returns. tom kierein says we may hit a record high today. taking a live look outside at 4:31. it is not that pleasant, even at this hour. >> still quite humid but as the day progresses similar to yesterday, w...

until later tonight. although they may drop that a little sooner. although were not seeing the high heat indexes. because weve seen some rain activity. 82 here. 77 in washington. hot spots east at ocean city. hot spot. one left. ocean city, coming in at 105. it will cool off. the entire region will cool off, beginning tomorrow. maryland just recorded two more heat-related deaths, bringing the total this year to 19. the department of health said that they were both in homes without ...

it is heading your way. the good news -- things are starting to quiet down to a robust which means less committee, less heat, and more -- less thunderstorms. we are still dealing with the extreme heat. robb is in the baltimore city. it feels bad. >> you are exactly right the temperature is not that bad. 89 degrees. that is hot, but this humidity, mixed together with all of this heat, it feels like around 98 degrees. it is another hot, humid, hazy day in baltimore. if you worked in cons...

where a rally for marriage equality just ended. >> republican robert ehrlich says he opposes same-sex marriage. governor omalley says he supports civil unions. >> this wave of california optimism, in the wake of a federal judge declaring the same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional has already reached the shores of maryland. members of this committee believe it will not be long before equality legislation becomes state law. >> this sets the tide rolling. through the numbers of volunteers...

you head into the city. there was an accident at the toll plaza yesterday. cleanup and repair continues. toll lanes four and five will remain closed today. we will keep an eye on that. a live look at the west side of the beltway at liberty road shows everything is moving just fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> police investigate the case of a shooting of a dog. >> the person responsible is a federal police officer who was off-duty at the time. jennifer franciotti is live ...

kills a dog. >> the house is so empty now. but you cant just replace him with another animal. >> reporter: tonight the mounting anger and the just launched investigation. hello, everybody, heres what people are talking about tonight. an eruption of outrage forcing police to open an investigation into the shooting of a family dog. the shooter was an officer. >> he cant be replaced and hes our baby. >> reporter: rachel and ryan are missing their dog, 4-year- old bear bear. its plooks a...