latest. good morning, steve. >> good morning, keith, and good morni morning, everyone. the warning for flash flooding has expired. some storms pushed northward. but we have a flash flood watch in effect from 2:0 this afternoon until the evening hours, from prince george's county to the district, up towards frederick county in areas north and east. and we are heading into the low 80s. you can see the rain heading our way. we could see urban and possibly some street flooding in the highlighted county. you can can see the batch of moisture swinging into the region. and our temperatures will be in the 80s. and the sunshine just returned, but, again, for today, a 80% chance of rain and we have the

moisture moving in. >> thank you, steve. breaking news out of iraq this mornin after 18 years, the remains of a missing pilot have been found. captain michael scott spiker, went missing on thest fir night of the first gulfwa f 1991.as shotownn o january 1991. since that night, it was unclear what happened to the pilot. so believed he had been captured. and now his remains have been found. it appears a group of iraqis found his body and buried him shortly after the crash. w,ri penceo no prince geoe's county police are trying to determine who was responsible rfod sh bbanooroer dy shooting. policeere cdle t to the 19th lodndck b of row shell :00 30 this inmomorning. caf oll a robbery. whyenhe t arriv theynd sufferingtiic suffering from t .hodsunwo

and the victims were transported to the hospital to be treated teeang inesju.ri >ol>> pndjueicree searching fau de her home. andiner hed a andineom-h in-hoe sh .eye she obliged and was attacked. darcy spencer has the story. >> reporter: montgomer county police believe the 99-year-old victim was targeted in the crime that involved deception and robbery. >> this victim was in failed health and it was easy to take advantage of her and her situation. >> reporter: police say it was around 2:30 when somebody phoned her apartment and asked her to come to the door to complete an in-house survey. after she answered a couple questions, she was attacked. >> they force her down into a

chair, and rumage through her things, and tk her cash. >> reporter: she had to be hospitalized overnight. >> if y are not expecting somebody to come to your door, you cannot be certain who that person is. don't open the door. >> and residents say they have not heard about the crime, and they did find it surprising. >> it's always been very safe. i walk my dog late at night, and i never have had a problem. so i am really sad to hear this. >> that's ver bad. especially for the neighborhood, and being that old, i don't think that it's right for them to target somebody that age. >> reporter: darcy spencer, "news4 today." >> virginia want to bring high-speed rail to our area, but they need funding to make that happen.

they want $1.6 billion in stimulus money. the comnwealth is entitled to complaint it under the investment act. they need trains to travel 90 miles per hour along interstate 95. the high-speed rail would run between petersburg and the district. a frightening fall for a teenager last night. he drove his father's car off of the fourth level of the parking garage. around 8:00, the teen got his fathers key and fooled around and put it in gear and lost control. and the vehicle flew off the garage and landed on an suv below. >> cushioning of the vehicle that stopped, the roof would have probably crushed them inside the car. >> the boy was able to crawl out of the durango out with help.

he is expected to recover.h > today, some studentsda it's veryt l vasay df o s summeron cava.on they go back in e classroom brig and elyar tomorrow morng.ly sevenmeley earnt schools are on the modified schedule. they are in school for nine weeks and then have a break for three eks. it was a memorable moment for fans of paul mccartney, at least those that were able to get there. according to traffic reports, there were not accidents or major problems, and it was just the shear volume of traffic that caused the backup. traffic was comparable of that to a redskins home game. one limo driver expressed his frustration with the situation. >> a true nightmare. people were driving me crazy

getting here. go up the shoulder, and do this and that. >> we are told the concert was great, and mccartney added a special song for the area, and it was called "michelle," that the president would want to sing for somebody in his house. homeless men from around the country are in the district to compete in a soccer finals. it's going to happen today and that's where michael flynn joins us this morning. >> a competition is under way out here. it's going strong. we have richmond versus ann arbor, michigan. and it's former homeless players across 166 counties. talk about the competition. why did you come up with it?

>> well, we involve folks in athleti athletics. we set goals for all the players, and the goal is to move everybody off the street, and use sports to do that. >> reporter: how does playing soccer motivate them to get off the street? >> these guys are isolated, and dealt with tragedy and a lot of things in their life, and it's really empowering. and sports is a great equalizer. your relationship has been changed forever. we can develop out more tough love. we can push them to achieve more. >> and talk about the final day of a three-day competition. what will happen today? >> well, we have been training for an entire year. this is the culmination of a lot of hard work. we have four trophy matches

today. and later today, the finals of the cup will be played, and that will be the national champion. and then it will go to the 48-nation world cup. >> reporter: thank you. street socc, u.s.a. and the top competition players get to play in malin in september. >> we should cover that if they make it. that would be great. >> reporter: hopefully they will send me out there for sports coverage. >> yeah, first-class tiet. >> the time is 9:08. coming up on this edition of "news4 today," a deadly shooting at a gay nightclub. plus, how local car dealers aredlaning the crash for clunkers program. steve continues to follow severe weather this morning. we will have the latest. stay tuned.?o

police intel avaef are searching for a gunman that opened fire in a gay club. the shooting was criminall moetd voitd and the work of terrorists. the officers have been going

door to door in an effort to find a shooter. gays and lesbians are open in the country in israel. it's the one army, the only coalition army left, and british and australian troops departed this weekend. an army colonel says they have not lost their international partners, but working in different capacities now. military advisers and law enforcement and or construction workers. more deadlyio vlence out of afghanistan. three u.s. troops were killed after a roadside bomb struck a military vehicle. august already has gotten off to a deadly start. e american troops.

and three american troops were killed in july. july was the deadliest month since the start of the war in 2001. and obama will be at the university tomorrow to start up a program with major benefits. it gives them a chance to receive a free undergraduate education at an in-state college or university. they will begin to district the tuition payments. in his weekly address this weekend, president obama cited newly released gross domestic products as an indication that his economic recovery plan is, in fact, working. >> it shows you have to have economic growth before job growth. the report yesterday on the economy is an important sign

that we are headed in the right direction. business investment, which have been plummeting in the past few months shows signs of stabilizing. businesses will grow and start hiringagain. >> smabas iayt will takey man resmothoronef be the country is fully oute othf efe tun in to in to this>>he"ss is morning, one of obama keyey r sevi l,ry summers is the guest. "meet the press" begins at 10:30 right here on nbc 4. it's a win-win situation for buyers and sellers. the cash for clunkers program is very popular, a still not too late to sign up. deals reached this weekend fit the bill, as there were reports the deadline could be extended. >> this is the first program, in my opinion, that actually impacted people. you know, i know we impacted

bank real well. >> neil sullivan figures his old explorer has over 200,000 miles on it, and he is coming out ahead. >> this car did not cost this much, and we can get something for this clunker. some dealerships are staying open late to get as many deals as possible before the money ran out. >> we were concerned the night before it was over. >> it's over for these vehicles, which were once cream puffs. >> a lot of these cars still run. and folks are just opting for something more. you want to get it while you

can. >> reporter: what are they getting? >> a lot of domestic trade ins. >> 85% of the customers purchasing cars under this program are purchasing import cars, toyota, and nissan, and lexus, even. >> reporter: dealers are getting those people that fade-out of the marketplace. >> no way i would have bought a car. you have $4,500, and i can get a car for less than $10,000. >> it's helping business, and for sure helping consumers. >> if the money holds up, the program will stay here until november. it's now 9:16. 71 degrees outside. busy day for you. >> yeah, we did have severe thunderstorms earlier. those have since quieting down. we still have lots of rain out there pushing towards the region.

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nobody was seriously injured. and a third smaer tornado was reported in carroll county. no tornados today, but severe weather? >> there is the potential to see severe weather later today south and east of town. otherwise the big story today will be the rain. it could be heavy and lead to areas of flooding. not the day we had yesterday. yesterday, we had a nice day yesterday. lots of sunshine out there. it was warm and humid. now, today with all the clouds out there, temperatures will be cooler, but it stays humid today. as the front makes its way across the area, it can produce locally heavy rain. we are seeing that north and west of the district. here is what it looks like right now as we look across the potomac. it's cloudy out there. 75 degrees. we have a southerly flow. it's helping to bring in all the

moisture. 72. that's tropical weather sitting on top of the area. we do have a flash flood watch in effect. it's from 2:00, from prince george county through the district, all the way up towards frederick county, and up towards the mason-dixon line. we could have flash flooding as this new batch of moisture makes its way on already saturated ground. within the rain, we do have some embedded thunderstorms producing heavier rain on the order of half an inch to an inch of rain per hour. everything is moving up towards the north and east. all of this will continue to move through the next couple hours. the temperatures are in the mid-70s. and we are in the low 80s today. dew points are quite high. it's humid out there. here is the storm system. we can see the front right here ahead of it.

we have the southwesterly wind flow, helping to bring in the tropical moisture. and as the front moves through, it could produce weather south and east of town. this is the story from new york all the way down towards the carolinas. the front moves in today bringing with it locally heavy rain, and otherwise cloudy, and cooler than yesterday with highs in the low 80s. and then tomorrow, the front sags off to the south. and high pressure builds in. tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday look great. we will watch this front that drops into the region on wednesday, bringing us a chance of thunderstorms then. otherwise, for today, mostly cloudy and cooler than yesterday. rain and thunder. temperatures lower, in the mid-80s. and some of the rain could be heavy. and some thunderstorms cld produce strong to possibly severe weather later today. tomorrow, much improved weather. 88. and around 90 on tuesday. wednesday and thursday, here comes the secondary front, and

friday and saturda looking good. if you are heading out this morning, take the umbrellas, and hold on. >> good day for indoor activity. >> yeah. the redskins' newest star shines bright on the first day of camp. and here is sports. >> good morning, everybody. your sports mix starts with full day in full gear, and the pads were popping yesterday. rookie linebacker, and defensive end on point, winning several 101 match-ups with probowl offensive tackle. the redskins go back to work later this morning. and pirates' rookie was the man. he hit three home runs in the game. his first multihomer game of his career, the pirates crushed the nationals 11-6. and then the o's hosting the red

sox. and then the sox shutout the o's, 4-5. and then tiger shoots a 7 under 65. he leads the way by one stroke at 17 under par. ms>> meanwhile, at the scener u.s. open, fred funk leads the way at 13 under par, by one stroke. if he hangs on to win it would be his first major title. that's your sports minute. everybody have a great sunday. michael phelps proves once again why he is the gold standard in swimming, in what was the most highly anticipated race. for the record, no room for doubt, michael phelps was the

clear winner, while the trash-talking opponent ate humble pie. >> i will always welcome it in the past and in the future. >> he is the comeback king. >> you know, if i have to lose, i am mt happy to lose to him. >> and phelps did not win, he snatched the record back from the opponent. you don't have to leave your own backyard in this week's kid's post, we see the popularity of backyard camping. good morning. on kids' post tv this week, backyard, and buildings and books on the body. i am barbara harrison, along with tracy from the "washington post." lots of people like to go camping this summer, and you don't have to go that far, we

understand? >> yeah, that's right. we take a look at the backyard camping phenomenon, and it's a> wonderful way toront iduce tnt kids to the idea of camping without a lot of expense, and a lot of traveling. t nomy like it is, we went -- benjahen share is a littleliy intt potomac that has gotten into setng u hpisent in the backyard. he offered some tips from member of flashlight. have mom a dad help you with s' mores and burgers, and leave all the electronics inside the house. >> that's really not going too far, out in the backyard. >> but there are some kids that may want to stay inside. and maybe they w bldou ldinterested in a go exhibit. >> yeah, the national museumf o history, kids canar ppacitite in

building a light bulb with legos. that's in the new main plaza. and there are other ideas to spark their ingenuity thteer e, is on then othe body, h? >> yeah, it's a wonderful book. all sorts of fun facts about how your body works, and we encourage kids to read the bk and then go see the wonderful human body exhibit at the maryland science city. >> sounds like a lot of good things happening in the washington post. >> absolutely. >> thank you, tracy. >> and for more on fun things tc washington.com, or washington.com/kidspost. coming up in the next half hour of "news4 today," a mystery nearly two decades solved. they found the missing body of a pilot.

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and was shot down on january 17th, 1991. a woman set to turn 100 years old gets robbed in her own silver spring home. and authorities say somebody called the 99-year-old and asked her to take an in-home survey. after they arrived the men held her down and took her belongings. the woman is expected to be okay. a memorable evening for paul mccartney fans, at least those able to get there. that's because a traffic nightmare caused concertgoers to miss the beginning of the show. according to traffic reports there were not any accidents or problems, but just the shear volume of traffic that caused the backup. good morning. welcome back to news4 today. i am keith garvin. we go to weather first with

steve villanueva. we have a busy day. >> yeah, we do. we have rain pushing towards the area. we have a flash flood watch in effect from 2:00 this afternoon until the evening hours. we will highlight the counties under the flash flood watch. currently, they include prince george county, the district, and frederick county and areas north and east. with the rains moving in, we could see urban and stream flooding. we are heading into the low 80s. off to the west can you see the rain making its way towards the north and east. embedded within the rain we have thunderstorms, and we are seeing locally heavy rain. it's all tied to a front that was dropped down into the area today, which could bring severe weather. temperatures today, lower 80s. thanks to all the cloud cover. by tomorrow and tuesday, we will see improvi weather with lots of sunshine by then. of course we will have all the

details coming up in a couple minutes. back to you, keith. >> thank you. we are learning more this morning about the three american tourists in iran being held for illegally crossing the border. the three were obtained after hiking the mountains in northern iraq. richard engel has the latest. >> reporter: they were first here in turkey. and this is the bridge that crosses between europe and asia. they began this ill-fated backpacking journey. they crossed from here into northern iraq, and it's a mountainous, relatively peaceful part of iraq. after staying a few days in hotels, thisey decided to head the bordero iraq, and go backpacking, and that's where they crossed in iran, according to iranian officials and were detained by officials.

and they have identified the three. all of them are described in their 20s or early 30s. >> that was richard engel reporting. the state department is trying to get access to the individuals through the swiss. the homeless man is responsible for yesterday's bomb scare at laguardia airport. the airport is back in business. policevacuated the main terminal, when a man approached security with a bag full of batteries and wires. a number of flights were delayed or cancelled. the evacuation presented flight crews from getting in and out of laguardia. it's 75 degrees outside. up next, visiting the magic kingdom will cost you a little bit more. disney world raising prices. how much one day's admission n

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will go from $63 to $68. and the increases for multiday passes. this comes one day after disney announced their numbers dropped by 1%. and it's time for wednesday's child. here is barbara harrison with his story. >> hi, brandon. do you remember me? >> yeah, i remember. >> it's great to see you again. >> it was two years ago that we first met brandon. he was 12 years old when we spent this hot summer day paddling around the basin. >> i want you to meet brandon. >> reporter: today, brandon, now 14, still has lots of interests. one of his favorites? football. >> ready to go to camp today? >> yes. >> have you to have fun and work hard, okay. >> a former redskin runs the

camp, and he invited kids to help out. brandon jumps right in and proved to have real talents for the grid iron store. >> what do you want-to-be wh to you grow up? he talked about wanting to go to college. he still has that ambition. >> i study prelaw. i want to go to law school for four years. >> those that know brandon say he is a bright kid, and would go far with a family to encourage his dreams. >> he would not mind having a single family home or a two-parent family, he wants a family that will love him and give him the care that he needs.

>> brandon says it's important for a 14-year-old to have a family they can count on. >> to have a family to care for them. >> at football camp, brandon proved he is working hard to at least make part of his dreams come true. andis he for a permanent family, today that's stillriprno ionrity o his list of dreams.ty harrison, news4 for 4ewor we >> if yo >> if you room inmoon your heart or hom for brandon, can you log on to nbcwashington.com, and search wednesday's child. time now, 9:40, and up xt, we will have sports. we will have another look at the weather. potential for severe weather coming up. we'lñq

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three tornadoes on friday, and some rumbling last night. and today the potential for severe weather? >> yeah, a potential for -- well a. slight risk for severe weather. it could lead to flash flooding, and that's what we will have to watch. good morning, everybody. we have an frot making its way across the area.

this frontal band has a lot of moisture to work with. as it moves through, it will tap into the moisture and produce local heavy rain from half inch to inch. we could have at least the slight risk of seeing severe weather later this afternoon. it's something we will monitor. and here is what it looks like. it's cloudy and gloomy and humid. it's really muggy. and the potomac, it looks like the jefferson memorial. all is quiet this morning. at least here in the district. the northwest, that's another story. lots of rain. 75, cloudy. we have the wind at the south of 7 and the dew point is 72. that's really, really humid. here is what is happening. we have a flash flood watch in effect from 2:00 this afternoon until the evening hours from prince george's county through the district, up towards frederick county.

and then up toward the mason-dixon line. we could have urban and small stream flooding that's to the rain pushing toward the area. and we have thunderstorms. we could see lots of lightning moving out of the baltimore and moving up toward -- it looks like hartford county. we have a lot of rain back across the shenandoah valley. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. thanks to all the clouds. and you can s dew points are on the high side. 73 right now. t dew point 75 right there, that's really humid and tropical weather. we have the southerly flow. it's bringing in all of the humidity, and all of the juicy air. and as the front taps into the muggy weather, it's producing rain. and that will be the tend. later today, we will have the slight risk of seeing severe

weather, especially east of the district. and nothing down the coast as well. and so here is future cast. there is the front. it moves in, bringing us locally heavy rain. cuds outd lo of clouds out there. temperatures in the low 80s today. and then tomorrow, we will see better weather, and high pressure wil dominate. lots of sunshine for wednesday and tuesday. about an 80% chance of rain today. it will be a cloudy, dreary, rainy day today with the potential for severe weather. and then another front heads our way around the wednesday and thursday timeframe, and friday and saturday looking okay. lots of clouds, and cooler than yesterday. humid with rain. >> sounds like a day to stay inside and watch a movie or read a book. >> good sleeping weather today. up next, he arrived a little late, but did not disappoint. ññnewest redskin makes his

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the health care reform seems out of reach. this week not only did the flap over the harvard's arrest get in the way, but all of the persuasion from the president are turning against change. and plus the legitimate republicans regret the racial talk about the president. that's all coming up here at 10:00. for what is coming up on "meet the press," here is david gregory. good morning, keith. if the economic recession is easing and finding a bottom, where are the jobs? we will ask our guest, dr. larry summers. and then the round table weighs in over health care and the president's conversation about race, and the latest poll numbers. that's all this morning on "meet the press." and the team's first-round pick finally on the field and

looking good. dan has more from the training camp. >> after the first day of pads, the defense clearly ahead of the offense. but that is normal at redskins' park. and the offense needs to work on catching up now. that starts with the offensive line, which clearly needs time to gel after watching the passing yesterday. the defense did look sharp, though. the first day in full pads, and they were popping. the rookie linebacker, brian on point when he battles with the probowl offensive tackle, samuels. the coach says things change with the pads go on. >> there is a stress level when you put on the pads, and the level of competition goes up and the legal of tempo goes up. >> have you to strap on the full pads, and what is the biggest difference? >> it hurts. everything else is mental, and now the banging starts, and you

will get knicks and bruises, a the mental toughness has to come in. >> now we have the pads on, and can't nobody talk. everybody is well-bpadded, and hitting and colliding, everything to have a good season. >> when asked about the most impressive player on the field, he went with phillip daniels. he missed all last season with a torn acl. and mason's retirement over before it started. he will be back on the field today at training camp. talking baseball, now, and the nationals have unknowns that look like stars. a good up and coming player, but he looked like albert pujs

last night. we have the wall. and adam dunn, a pop fly carrying there in left field. and then come on. you knew he was not going to get that? and then he cruises to third. and at the plate, he does redaerm himself in the thir and then one run scores. and then another runner scores. and pirates take a 3-2 lead. and then the man of the night. the rook. andrew mckuchin, he already has two home runs, and says may i have another ease. thank you very much, and it's gone. up and over. three home runs in the game. that doubles his home run total for the season.

his sixth rbi leads the pilots to the win over the nationals. in baltimore, dustin and the red x in town. a little man, but he yields a mighty large stick. good swing. and that is good and gone. a solo shot. his sixth. >> reporter: and then josh beckett, one of the best in all of major league baseball, and he freezes huff. he struck out five in seven innings of work. gets his 13th win of the year. and the red sox shutout the or annu orioles. tiger is nearly perfect when leading after three rounds. and 35-1 on the pga tour. tiger and his caddie, feeling

good in michigan. why shouldn't they? they are both multimillionaires, and playing well. and tiger from 170 yards out, probably could have hit it this close with a putter, instead an 8 or 9 iron, and then sets up a birdie. and then from 33 feet away, and dare i say bird is the word for mr. woods. he has a 1-stroke lead in michigan. 17 under par. and indiana, the senior open. he would like to get this one nice and tight on number nine. that sets up a birdie. and funk still looking for his first major championship. and then funk putting for bird. and then good pace. good line. good birdie. one of six birde eeiesbirdies.

a bad start just killed dc united last night. diynamo fans. first half, 2-on, dynamo. and then the pass to brian cheng, and he scores. he does a nice dance there. and then on the corner kick. is this like a pinball or what? at least 100 guys get ahead or foot on it before he puts it in. his second goal of the night. that's as close as they would get as they go on to leave 4-3. everybody have a great sunday. that's your sports. talk to us about the weather today. >> weather-wise, it will be a wet one. very humid.

there is a cold front coming through. it will produce local heavy rain. in fact the flash flood watches in effect fo a good part of the area. watch out for that. tomorrow, much better weather. >> a cold front in august? >> it's a cool front. not really going to cool things down. >>ut that's what is causing the problem? >> yeah, that's what causinghe t inra today. >> that does it for today. the chris matthew show is next. and then "meet the press" is next.