company. a state of emergency outside of floods destroyed a small town. now a community is even more rain. we had rain this morning now we track another round of beneficial rain >> plus an unexpected encounter. a trip to the zoo when that gorilla tries to charge a visitor. >> 70s at 11 start right now. >> anchor: prepared to start your week with rain. >> meteorologist: we are back in another round of what weather this week. this coming after a dose of scattered showers this morning.

reiner joins us with a timeline for monday's rain. >> jeremy: the rain we had this morning a 10th of an inch of rain that down here in the city less than 2/10 of an inch of rain. so it is scattered in nature and that will be the case overnight tonight and through the day tomorrow. we are on the doppler radar. several batches of rain even downpours moving east across new england. first off here at the root of two quarter the deeper green, heading east into the merrimack see the rain. we all need the rain. we have another batch of rain through hartford and the 610 south toward long island. this will also slide east across massachusetts as well as rhode island. it is a weather system that is draped across the northeast it hasn't moved all that much of it is not going to the next couple of days. which is good, that means you

beneficial in nature, not widespread. tomorrow morning commute a few showers, not expecting anybody. no plant advisories or warnings in the back. as we step through the day tomorrow we will see the scattered showers dropped down and another batch possible tuesday morning. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >> maryland bracing for more rain after being flashflooding. today howard county which is outside of baltimore is in a are e of emergency. 50 years. tammy leitner has the story. >> reporter: it happened in an instant. >> woman: get inside, get inside. >> reporter: floodwaters going through on a saturday morning. >> man: there are people in the water. >> woman: oh, my god. >> reporter: diners in this restaurant watching in horror as people hung onto cars floating down main street.

trapped. >> man: we got it. >> woman: you have to. >> reporter: residents dropped into action forming a human chain to get her to safety. >> man: i will never forget seeing that video of the human chain saving that person out of that car. i will never forget that because that tells us what people are like. >> reporter: in all 120 people had to be rescued, two people lost their lives. six inches of rain in two hours was too much for ellicott city it took a direct hit. the water receded fast but the damage was done. streets, businesses destroyed. >> woman: it is just devastated to see some of the businesses that are just gone. fully gone, i don't even know where to start. >> reporter: maryland governor larry hogan declaring a state of emergency for residents victimized by mother nature recovery will be a long time. >> man: i just want to, to people and let them know we will all be with them and help them get back to normal. >> that was tammy leitner reporting. officials say six inches of

>> beverly: also from the night team someone is ending this sunday. $487 billion richer and it is not ryan or i. they want the powerball jackpot, that is where we find the night team ohana, she is outside for that ticket was purchased but everyone wants to know who is it? >> reporter: i want to know so i can be their new best friend but it the culprit that person spent two dollars and didn't have a million-dollar investment. >> man: $487 billion, i hope you have your powerball tickets out, good luck. >> reporter: that like rubbing off on somebody in this grocery store in raymond, new hampshire. 24 hours, who won the jackpot is all people can talk about. >> woman: hopefully somebody in town. >> man: hopefully a good friend, family member. >> woman: nobody i know. >> beverly: it was sold on friday.

jackpot. the odds of winning the have the billion dollar, one in 292 billion according to the powerball. and that is there some of money has people dreaming big. >> woman: helped our little elementary school. >> woman: pay off college debt. >> woman: i would be gone, private island somewhere into the identity of the winner remains a mystery right now but one band that he can solve it. because it is allegedly. >> man: pretty sure that was my ticket and it got lost in the shuffle or something. there you have it. so whoever you are please return it to me. >> reporter: that man did not win this jackpot but one woman pointed out something interesting. she said there is a state park down the road and that person could be on vacation this week without their cell phone and not even know they one or they could be sitting at home hiding and planning their future. for now it is a game of

night team. >> ryan: the night team releasing new details of a murder suicide involving one of their former officers. investigators say it started in providence but ended after a chase across state lines in new jersey. rhode island police coming the garage of this providence him saturday night with a former police officer franklin osgood shot killed his wife. investigators say he then drove to new jersey with her the trunk of her car. the investigation began saturday afternoon after osgood called his children saying he had done something back to his mother b3 right the way, former officer osgood was talking it seems that we were concerned for the safety for both his wife and himself. >> reporter: detective say they got in touch with osgood over the phone and tracked him driving all the way to maryland before turning around and heading north again. eventually police found osgood

crashing into a barrier. that is one police say he took his own life with the same weapon he used to kill his wife. and police are still investigating this crime but set osgood likely shot his wife on friday. police searching for a suspect after an overnight shooting in dorchester. investigators say somebody to fired shots in washington street just before 4:00 this morning. four people were taken to the hospital, right now there is no of it ryan: discretion bedford, new hampshire. one died of his injuries this weekend. the driver is in jail facing homicide and drunk driving charges. the card slammed into a utility fall on south river road. a second messenger has been released from the hospital. >> if there is new new tonight after a hot air balloon crash but investigators have now identified the pilot, alfred skip nichols was piloting that hot air balloon that was carrying 50 other people before

yesterday in texas. tonight the balloon hit power lines. and detectives have also identified two victims, family friend say bat and sunday growing were on board when the balloon crash. the couple were newlyweds and the behind a five-year-old son. please are now looking at the weather conditions and how the balloon was maintained as part of the investigation. >> man: we are looking at the operation of the balloon. the pilot. the company that operated the maintenance aspect of this balloon. >> reporter: this is the nation's deadliest hot air balloon accident. three chicago police officers are off the job tonight after the deadly shooting of 18-year-old paul o'neill. police say paul o'neill died after being shot in the back. his death was ruled a homicide. the superintendent of chicago police and video evidence that the officers may have violated department policies. and the names of those three

released. >> police in austin, texas, are still searching for a suspect who opened fire in a crowded area this morning. that suspect shot several people killing one woman. three people, all women, were sent to the hospital. >> ryan: the family of a fallen soldier is on the race for the white house for they be that appearance at the democratic national convention. donald trump comments sparta world of war between hillary clinton and him. >> man: after this review i am left with more questions and answers. and as it appears right been violated during the incident. that is why i made the decision to relieve three officers of their police powers pending the outcome of this investigation. >> for controversy for donald trump and again he is not backing down or apologizing. it started at the democratic national convention. >> man: have you even read the united states constitution. >> reporter: won the parents

their son wouldn't even be allowed to be in america if whdh.com president. trump had this response. >> man: we have had a lot of problems with radical islamic terrorists. that is what i would say. we have a lot of problems where you look at san bernardino, you look at orlando, you look at reporter: at khizr khan, a legal consultant is appealing voters to reject trump. >> man: do not vote hatred. vote for unity, not for hatemongering. >> man: the fact that donald trump has sacrificed nothing and do no one. >> man: i think i've made a lot of sacrifices but i work really hard. i have created thousands and thousands of jobs. >> reporter: hillary clinton campaigning in chicago said it is a single trumpet that she has her own problems. like winning voters trump. >> woman: i have work to do to make sure people know what i have done and what i will do. that is part of what this is convention was all about.

is fair for voters to have question. jennifer johnson, nbc news. >> beverly: coming up next, do not mess with oki the developer and the moment the left one man grateful for the reinforcing closures. >> ryan: and we are talking about showers for tomorrow for the forecast up next. >> reporter: tonight on sports extra, are still sports he gets his first at that at jenny. we will get the prediction that the sox will have the trade before the trade deadline. and

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amaka ubaka spoke to that man. >> reporter: nicole and ryan this man and his fiancie were definitely surprised, they had an extra a close encounter with that gorilla and as you mentioned it was all caught on camera. so for that send camera there video has been seen online almost 2 million times. and i expected encounter gorilla on all fours look leaving against the glass. >> man: he was fast. it was like lightning. >> he was checking the exhibit at the franklin proxy with his fiancie michelle. >> woman: no one was antagonizing him. >> reporter: they had been watching the silverback lowland gorilla oki for 10 minutes, noticing he was communicating with the crowd. >> man: we saw him slam the wall, i said i wish i got that on video. i started filming.

chest he knew it wouldn't be long before oki did something memorable. >> man: he completely take us out. looked right when he went left a desperate and basically with a huge karate jumper and i thought he was going to come through it. it was so loud it sounded like somebody took a sledgehammer and hit the window. >> reporter: the new said that oki's behavior occurs naturally in the wild and is a way claiming territorial boundaries. they said the behavior is nothing new and over the years oki has led to get a response from desperate despite the up close encounter they said they were happy to find it on camera. >> man: thank got the class was there. i thought he was coming through the class it was so loud. >> reporter: the suit tells me the exhibit was specifically designed so that the guerrillas don't want to be seen by the public they don't have to be.

now seven weather with jeremy reihner speed if you showers right now we wilob tuesday. improving conditions middle of the week, this is a vacation weekend sunshine to be had. eventually a warming trend, it rains norwood, quarter inch of rain in the city of boston. not much just to the vantage of rain. for the month. the city picked up 9/10ths, the eighth wettest in boston for 20 factor in june, july combination it is the fourth driest start to summer on record for boston. this graphic, still in play.

a sufferings of rain move over us and work over. you don't want to much rain, you saw what happened in maryland at the top of the newscast. so it is a balancing act to get that kind of rain into your soil. i don't have any significant long term rain so we will take what we get. we have these batches of rain which they impressive over western new ass colors, the warm colors indicating the heavier showers and downpours. and those yellows fade out to greens and blues indicating later rain. for the south connecticut ward off a couple of batches of city rain. keep your fingers crossed that they will hold together. if you get under one of these downpours maybe half an inch-1 inch of beneficial rain in some locations. this will scoot out of here

system that is making the showers, it is stretched out albany back to the ohio river valley. and so this front will continue to pop, a scattering of showers. it is not like we have this big powerful nor'easter that will sweep up the east coast with widespread significant rain for that is not in the cards. low tonight 66 a lot of humidity. the you go we have this area of low pressure that what was around the northeast with scattered showers much the same early tuesday. i think by tuesday still have clouds, the rain should be out of here wednesday. improving conditions with will 70s, if you get a pic of sunshine here and there middle and upper 70s. otherwise a lot of clouds and if you showers for the best chance of rain the for the rest to go. scattered to widespread. isolated in danger are metro boston tomorrow. with most cities and towns a quarter to in some locations a have an inch of rain by the time that winds down tuesday.

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