new video of john hinckley walking around in public in virginia on a visit to see his mother. first tonight, breaking news in the district. an entire firehouse gets sick after returning from the scene of a suspected drug lab. jackie bensen's in the trinidad neighborhood of northeast with details. jackie? >> reporter: doreen, it was quite a scene here at station 31 earlier this evening. the entire on-duty shift was taken out of here for medical treatment. the call came in about 8:30 p.m. d.c. fire and ems staff on duty at the engine 10 station located on florida avenue in the city's trinidad nibd of northeast noticed they were experiencing breathing problems and itchy eyes. officials declared a mass casualty incident and called for a special bus which took eight firefighters to the city

maintained police and fire clinic to be checked out. other firefighters from around the city were sent to replace them so the station would remain functioning. now, this is where it gets unusual. a d.c. fire official tells news 4 tonight that these affected had responded to a fire at a suspected pcp lab earlier today and may possibly have been exposed to something hazardous. reporting live in northeast washington, jackie bensen, news 4. breaking news tonight in new england. a fire burning outside a nuclear powered sub docked along the coast of maine. we know that four people have been injured in the fire on board the "uss miami." officials say the reactor on board was not operating nor was it affected by the fire. now to those storms out there tonight. there's a new cell bubbling up. we're told it could cause trouble in the next hour. doug? >> really an amazing day. we've had a number of thunderstorms out there, so many people seeing a lot of rain,

some areas 1 to 2, even 3 inches of rain during the day today. the lightning has been all over the place. you can still see, we're still dealing with some ofrlm&. fairfax county, loudoun county, montgomery county still seeing very heavy rain still of an in upwards of an inch an hour possible from these storms. if you folks in southern maryland are getting ready to go to bed and say, we really dodged that rain, huh-uh, get ready. you are going to be woken up by some thunder and lightning that is right now making its way into towards portions of st. mary's county as well as st. charles county. i'll show you where these storms are going, what to play in the morning. and a different scenario playing out for memorial day weekend. it's all coming up. a developing story in thebp" district police say they have now identified a person of interest in the beating of a northwest man. security cameras caught part of the attack outside a condo on

"w" street northwest on may 10th. police say the attack happened after a condo resident asked a man to pick up his discarded beer can. several days and his jaw remains wired shut as a result of his injuries. a child was hit by a car in southeast. it happened at south capitol street and southern avenue. the child was crossing the street with her mother at the time. police gave the driver that hit the child a ticket. he's back since being hospitalized in las vegas for a blood clot that developed in his leg. he was in vegas for a retail coenti convention. >> i'm feeling great. i had a blood clot. caught it in time. >> marion berry's appearance was

for a d.c. public schools meeting. we're seeing new video of the man who shot president reagan, video of him walking the streets in virginia even though undecided. wendy rieger is here with more on this. first time we've seen hinckley out in public. he's now 56 years old and able to walk around in publicci this video shows hinckley casually strolling in williamsburg where his mother lives. it's been more than 30 since he shot hinckley's stayed in maryland. but he has been able to visit his mother in williamsburg for ten days a dozen times a year. our sister station asked him about hisdñt;p which waso 's day. >> sir, do you think it's okay for you to be here? i'm just curious. you understand your neighbor's

do you think it's okay for you >> please, please leave us alone. >> reporter: hinckley filed a request last november that would grant him more freedom. prosecutors argued that he still poed poses a threat, citing one outing where hinckley was seen reading about the assassination attempts. a federal judge has yet to rule on that for him. >> thanks, wendy. a news 4 i-team investigation into a sleeping 911 operator has led to government$gdónight. >> hold on one second. let me try to get them on the . >> okay. >> during an emergency call in montgomery county, you can hear the fire and rescue dispatcher : snoring. now county council president is calling for hearings into that incident. he wants the fire chief to testify about what went wrong and he wants recommendations on

how to prevent this from ever happening again. >> this kind of incident is totally unacceptable and eat an embarrassment for our county and everybody involved is embarrassed because of it. >> it was an isolated incident and an individual employee. all of our policies and procedures work very well at that communications center. >>dispatcher indicates has already been disciplined. a second person now charged in corruption investigation74pv involves d.c. charg vincent gray'smçjtaign. today prosecutors charged former aidek brooks with making false thosew those statements involve an alleged bribery scheme to boost gray's chances of winning. brooks later cooperated with authority. ó wire to=vstigators. tonight, a woodbridge, virginia, schoolteacher is charged with the assault and battery

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ó i didn't know about it when we man owns the restaurant next door to where lee used to teach. it's,íd. he says fbi raided the place months ago. >> they went in and confiscated stuff, computers, i guess, things of that nature. we heard also through other people present they did the sam] to1 >o. >> reporter: what happened after >> nothing that was -- people kept on coming in. #l >> reporter: detectives say they aren't aware of any other victims but ask if anyone has information on this case, that they call;5es. in springfield, erica gonzalez, e( e( massachusetts is in trouble stu. an autistic student. the ore;the boy had%c1. cf1 o

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today the cuban supreme court announced they would not rule on a request by gross for a release. they instead passed it off to the cuban government. still ahead tonight, burglars hit the wrong house and run into a sheriff's deputy a new virus targets facebook pages and then jumps to your e-mail before moving on to your friends. plus, the mother of a child put into a washing machine says she first heard about it on the

three guys down in central texas picked the wrong house to break into#gweekend. turns out the owner of that house is a sheriff's deputy. video from a neighbor's surveillance camera shows the deputy wrestling one of the suspects to the ground and putting some kind ma hold on him. after a long struggle, the man wasto wiggle three and all three of them ran away. police arrested all of them a short time later. mac the mother of the little put into a laundromat washing machine in camden, new jersey, is speaking out. she says she doesn't know the man in the video who put her son in the washer but she says the woman in the video was her son's babysitter. she first saw the video on the news. she says3s?vr originally denied having ent.inally denied having >> that's what i said. that's her andm baby. beshe just said it wasn't her. i took it like, all right, it

might not be told but when the cops came to my house and told me to come outside, i was like, oh, that was my baby. r

>> i started getting these facebook ads for nike shoes. they say f you hit the ad and look at the ad, that's how they get into your profile. >> reporter: that's how he says the virus wormed itself into his profile and e-mail. >> they trick people into clicking a link to spread their virus to more machines. >> reporter: johnny gannon says social networks are the new target. >> there are so many people on facebook. and it's so much easier to spread messages to friends and get them to click on it that way. >> reporter: chad says he lost years of photos and most of his contacts. >> i had about 1,500 friends on there. >> reporter: he says facebook took too long. three weeks to shut down the hacker and now chad can't get his original page back. >> there is no way to get ahold of facebook by e-mail or by phone number. >> reporter: when nbc news contacted facebook, the company promised to restore chad's account and all the photos he facebook says hacking is taken

seriously. but the process of figuring out who's the hacker and who's the victim can be time consuming. there are safety features that you can sign up for, including e-mail and text notifications. if someone logs into your account from an unrecognized computer, all you have to do is find them on your security zdin. jim handly, news 4. doug's back with more about the changing weather conditions overnight and whether we're going to have any more reheavy rain. >> and i think the answer to that is yes. those of you who didn't see the rain were like, where's my rain? now you have the rain, too. all in all, it's raining out there. there it is right there. still dealing with some rain around the metro region. but most of the rain now is starting to die off around the d.c. metro area and the surrounding counties. we have a few light and moderate showers. current temperature, 70 degrees. temperatures, really not a

factor. nice and mild. 63 in leesburg. here's the radar. you can see what's been happening. notice the district, high and dry at the moment. still a few showers to the north. look down to the south. more thunderstorms developing at this hour. these just picked up over the last hour or so. take a look at the rain that we've seen throughout the day today. portions of montgomery county around the gaithersburg area, 1.2 inches, columbia, maryland, 2.9 inches. 1.2 into central portions of fairfax county. 3.6 inches. and prince william county, nearly 3.1 inches of rain, just to the south of manassas. they need a break. notice southern maryland, nothing down here during the day today. that's about to change. let's talk about that flood warning yet again for the third consecutive night a flood

warning in effect for prince s manassas. do not drive through flooded roadways.víñ the rain moving up along 270. 340es of th most of this moving down. but look at this. very heavy downpours right now across this region. show you exactly where this is. this is route 6. just to the north coming around the marbury area, we're going to continue to watch as another system moves across the potomac and down the potomac in toward st. mary's county. this is where we're going to be seeing that very heavy storm right here, right along the coast. this one has a ton of lightning with it and rainfall rates of 1 to 2 inches an hour. watch out if you're there. that area of low pressure to our south continues to sit and spin here. it is starting to move to the north and east. that's going to be good news for us tomorrow.

tomorrow's coverage, maybe not quite as widespread as it was during the day today. but still the potential is there for very heavy rain tomorrow and maybe on friday, although friday i'm only going with a 30% chance of rain. the big deal on friday, it's going to be the heat. starting to set in for the weekend. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy, areas of fog, possible showers. 62 to 67 degrees. tomorrow afternoon, expect mostly cloudy skies after some early sunshine. but locally heavy thunderstorms for that very heavy rain. 86 on your friday and here comes the heat. saturday, sunday and monday, temperatures around 90 degrees, even the low 90s on memorial day, a high of 92 there. the humidity a0;r% and' we could see a heat b% us that summer feeling for sure[ >> thank sccñ there's a new study out that says washington does not have the worst trafficabf

country, l.a. came in second followed by san francisco, new york and then bridgeport, connecticut. the website says d.c. has the sixth worst traffic. oh, boy. d.c.'s traffic is getting better, it says. the average driver spent 45 hours on the brakes last year. believe it or not, that's 11 hours fewer than in 2010. the study also found the worst time to be on the roads in d.c. is between 5:45 and 6:00 p.m. on thursday evening. that's because they say many people in d.c. don't work on fridays. >> how do we work that deal out? >> i don't know how. and i don't know who those people are. >> me either. coming up in sports, a close call for the nats against the phillies. dan has all the sports next. this country was built by working people.

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the nats pretty much have been owning the phillies, right? >> yeah. they've been playing great against them. won six straight against the wn tonight. about the only thing the nationals haven't been able to do this season is sweep a series. they had a chance to do just that tonight against the phillies. the nats facing cole hamels for the first time since he intentionally hit bryce harper. the problem was, hamels had the

nationals' number again. hamels dominant early on against the nationals. bottom of the first facing ryan zimmerman, gets him to go down swinging. hamels stymied the nats for most of the night. he struck out eight. edwin jackson, up and down tonight. bottom five, 2-0, phillies. facing juan pierre. hits it well. bryce harper going back, harper has it -- or does he? yes, he does. he fumbles it around for a minute but then stays with it and makes the catch. harper still learning how to play the outfield. top six, harper at the plate. harper sends this one into right field. danny espinoza was on second. he's running on contact. coming home to score. the throw by hunter pence, got him at the plate. appears to have tagged him right there. that was really close, hard to t adam laroche would homer in the ninth. that was the nationals' only run of the game. they fall in philly, 4-1, the

final. buck showalter and the o's hosting the red sox this afternoon. red sox up 5-2. nick johnson at the plate with one on. and this one is gone. his second home run of the day and the orioles now down just 5-4. bottom eight, it's 6-4, red sox on top,@ wilson betimit. this is a clutch catch by lynn. the o's now a robust 28-17 on the season. they host kansas city on friday. there will be a decisive game seven for the celtics and the sixers on saturday. philadelphia able to stave off elimination by the wiley celtics. neither team's lost back-to-back games in the playoff this is season. and the sixers control this had one for most of the night. kevin garnett getting pumped up$

bemhqugame. second ñe pietrus driving. andre iguodala gets the dunk. the sixers go up. 20 points in the game for iguodala. later, tied at pas celtics, good passing. rondo to garnett. garnett had 20 points and 11 boards. that's a double-double for the big ticket. but philadelphia would really take control in the fourth. up by six, holiday driving, switching hands there. jordanesque move there. he leads the sixers to an 82-75 victory. >> only one correction, not so much jordanesqueirvingesque. >> but that movement with the right to the left. right to the left. >> we have

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