medicare. steve handlesman has the lates. >> hi, doreen. thanks. good evening. suddenly this is looking like a full-boar campaign. medicare today might have been the only major issue, except iowa altered that script. his opponent got the weekend buzz, about you in drought-stricken iowa today, president obama created his own buzz, as only an incumbent can, ordering the federal government to buy $150 million worth of meat and fish from hard-hit farmers. >> we've been a lot of freezer. >> reporter: the president said the farm bill would help more and singled out mid romney's running mate for helping to block it. >> if you happen to see congressman ryan, tell him how important this farm bill is. >> iowans are seeing ryan today. a chaotic event.

his speech disrupted. >> we don't want a welfare state. we don't want to prolong in recession. >> romney's pick puts him in potential trouble in florida. is it st. augustine, obama care did that. >> >> it was to cut it by $700 billion. that's not the right answer. we want to make sure we preserve and protect medicare. >> medicare payments to doctors and drug companies will drop, not the benefits to seniors. under ryan's proposals, seniors would get vouchers for private insurance, ending medicare as a government entitlement. >> he is an articulate spokesman, but the problem is that visit is one that i fundamentally disagree with. >> reuters/ips opt s poll out today finds so far ryan is not

raising the approval numbers. i'm steve handelsman, news4. today house republicans filed a lawsuit asking a federal course to enforce a subpoena against attorney general eric holder. that subpoena demands internal documents connected to failed gun tracking operations known as fast and furious. president obama has asserted executive privilege to prevent the forced disclosure of the documents. the house lawsuit asks the court to reject the president's claim and order the attorney general to produce the records. now to a developing store in college station, texas, where three people, including a police officer, where are killed. that shooting was not far from the camp tuesday of texas a&m. news4's darcy spencer is monitoring the situation from our newsroom. darcy? >> we now now a law enforcement officer is dead as well as a 65-year-old man. the shooter himself was killed in a gun battle with police. this is all happened while authorities were attempting to

serve an eviction notice. it happened near the edge of campus near the football stadium. authorities say a police constable identified as brian bachmann was shot as he approached the home. three other officers were hurt and a woman who was currently in surgery. earlier an alert was issued for an active shooter. classes are not expected to start for a couple weeks, so there were very few students there. police are still investigating to tryifigure out what triggeree shooting. a church collapse in leesburg, 20 trusses fell throwing workers three stories to the ground. the heavy beech trapped one man underneath them. a second worker was hurt. a third man on that roof actually survived the fall without my injuries.

they were working on a church under construction on evergreen mills road. this is the scene of a three-alarm fire this afternoon in. at the ft. bill advisory. everyone did make it out safely. police are still trying to figure out what happened with the crash that happened this morning at the intersection of franc franconia road at gum street. jackie has the latest. >> reporter: we're told that the injuries to the civilian driver who died are so severe he will have to be positively identified by the medical examiner. the two mangled vehicles show the force of the collision. it happened around 3:00 a.m. the 5500 belong of francnn ia

road near gum street. a police officer was struck head-on by a westbound -- the impact caused that vehicle, a 2006 infiniti to burst into flames and let the 30-year-old officer trapped in his badly damaged vehicle. >> my understanding is he was unusually trapped in a vehicle, it took some time to get him out of it. >> reporter: the accident investigation caused the road, a major commuter artery, to be shut down for hours. a spokesman says the officer who is involved, who's been with the department for eight years, was responding to a call for service. the spokesman said the call would not have required the officer to activate the vehicle's emergency equipment. >> i believe he was responding to a call, but nottage emergency call. >> residents say this section of

the road is treacherous for drivers and pedestrians. >> nobody don't like to wait. >> reporter: police are looking into whether alcohol or speed played a role in the crash. the officer remains hospitalized with what are described as non-life-threatening injuries. jackie bensen, news4. this afternoon a woman was shot twice, once in the leg, once in the arm. police tell us she was shot in the 3400 block of 13th street southeast. detectives don't have a suspect. a foot fight is likely the motive between a murder in capitol heights. police arrested travis hoskins and charged him with killing his roommate. officers say hoskins and oliver davis argued over food inside their home. the maryland department of health and mental hygiene confirmed its first case of west nile virus in a human over the

weekend. it was also detected in a pool of mosquitos collected in montgomery county. they also suggest avoiding unnecessary outdoor activities at duan and dusk when mosquitos are the most active. plus use insect repellant and long sleeves and pants. a great start to our weather week, but we could be in store no a terrible tuesday. is that so, doug? >> well, maybe not terrible tuesday, but yes, doreen, i think we have a pretty good chance for showers and maybe strong thunderstorms, too. temperatures sitting at 87 -- or rather 88 degrees now. it is a beautiful afternoon. south wince at about 7 miles per hour. this evening is going to be just about picture perfect. 88 in frederick, 85 down towards shallotsville. fredericksburg coming in at 88. we do have shower activity, but it's not around our area.

we have to widen back down into portions of georgia, the mississippi river, a big-time thunderstorms in this region will begin to migrate our way. as we make our way through tomorrow. in the forecast in just a couple minutes. one of the place toss go down there towards southeastern maryland, taking you there are your morning, i think you'll see temperatures of 70 by 11:00, but could wake up some showers early in the morning. >> thank you, doug. take a look at the mess left behind by powerful storms that rolled through the dallas/ft. worth area last night. this is what meechle international looked like today. 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts tossed around small planes. and ripped the walls and roofs off several beings at the airport. terrifying moments for a woman out on her morning run when someone tried to abduct

her. around 8:00 a.m. she was jogging when a man in a car stopped to ask her a question. she told police she couldn't understand what he was saying, so he walked toward the vehicle. she managed to break free and run away. new details about jess jill jackson jr. and his live of absence. a statement from the mayo clinic says he's undergoing treatments for bipolar 2 disorder. it's the most we have learned about his mysterious medical leave. doctors say he is responding well to treatment. jackson is widely expected to win reelection in his chicago area district this november. the olympics are in the book now. what we have now is a mad dash to get out of town. the chaos continues in syria tonight. a fighter jet crashes. rebels say they are holding the pilot. a driver learns his punishment for driving on the punishmei got the chancen the to start my own business.

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take a look. drivers had to swerve out of the way as a man drove his car and camp other through traffic. today the 81-year-old's license was taken away nearly eight months after the incident. he drove for 7 1/2 miles before he was stopped. lawyers for the man argued he had unknowingly suffered a stroke and was confused. there's a search for a survire after a fighter jed crash. it said temperatural problems caused the crash today, but after that rebels claimed responsibility for taking a jet down in the same area. this amateur video, which shows

a jet bursting into flames was posted online, but nbc news cannot independent fill very fill the authenticity. government forces say the pilot ejected. a former butler for the pope will stand trial. he's accused of stealing payments from the private apartment. the leaks embarrassed catholic leaders, because they exposed infighting and possible corruption they highest levels of the church. the vatican has promised a public trial. now that the london olympic games are over s. people at heathrow have been bracing for an olympic exodus. more than 100,000 athletes and fan are expected to head home via the air today. martha farre martha fairly has more. >> reporter: this is expected to be the busiest days that's being

constructed to give them a british style send-off. we've been -- and a memory tree, where they're being asked to fresh. >> i got -- besides getting this, which is the best race in my life, it's a great memoli. victorie victories, but also the fantastic support from the crowds, and also the volunteers throughout the games. things are going very smoothly. this is martha fairly, for nbc.

>> i was looking and didn't see dan in those pictures. >> he's en route back, we hear. >> is he? >> is he? >> hope getting some well-deserved sleep. >> he's been there for three weeks. >> he seems to be having a good time. >> nice weather to come home to, if he got home today. >> if he's coming home today, he's fine. if he's coming home tomorrow, i hope he has an umbrella. >> it's a abu evening out there. dan, if you are home, hey, buddy. as we look outside, this is plenty of sunshine a bit earlier, yes, we are seeing some cloud cover across the region. we'll call it partly cloudy skies. take a look at the numbers. a high today of 90, but that 90 really didn't feel all that much like 90 degrees, as we did see very low humidity, so very nice,

very pleasant afternoon. so great today, but storms tomorrow. i do think we have a pretty good chance of seeing storms. it's one of the outbreaks, but we do have a chance for severe weather tomorrow. temperatures 88 degrees at about 7 miles an hour, dew point in the 50s all day, that has kept us very comfortable. 81 degrees back towards winchester. 81 as well, and right now la plata, as far as the rain is concerned, no rain out there this evening. take your dinner or lunch break outside. i guess it would be dinnerer right now. this is where it's not looking so good to take your dinner outside. big-time this morning around the memphis area. right along the mississippi river, so two areas of stormyness, they'll both try to make their way our way.

out in norming oklahoma has played our renaling at a slight risk. it does include most of maryland, the pan handled of west virginia included in that, and the district, as we are going to see a good chance for at least some thunderstorms tomorrow, some which could be quite strong. we'll continue to watch the scenario. this is partly cloudy skies, but tomorrow that area of low pressure, and that's a pretty good position for us to get a lot of moisture out hailed of this, as it moves off to the east, maybe still a chance for shower activity. chance of thunderstorms, too, but most of us should see some sunshine. wednesday will not be a washout. most of tomorrow should not be a washout. this evening, partly cloudy, nice and mild, sunset, 76 to

about 83 degrees. winds on the light side. tomorrow you -- we'll see isolated shower possible in the morning, so you want to make sure you have that umbrella. temperatures 66 to about 76 degrees, as we move on through the day tomorrow t thunderstorm will become likely. terms upper 80s to around 90. if you're thinking about heading down toward the beaches, maybe you know some people down there now, tomorrow not all that bad. a chance of shower or thunderstorm, but i think better chances of rain on wednesday as the frontal boundary meanders around. thursday right now looking good, plenty of sunshine. how about 88 on your wednesday. once again most of it south and east of washington, then we move to thursday, a high. 93 on friday, so we start to get the heat back in here, but it does not last long.

temperatures by about ten degrees, 82 on saturday, 84 on sunday, could be some rain this weekend. we'll have to see how that plays out. right now, things are looking good, at least thursday and friday. thursday we'll by in somebody's backyard, and yes, i get to go this time. >> we know you're looking forward to it, and will bring back some foot. >> yeah, yeah, sure. coming up on "news4 at 6," the high school spirit teenagers showed one their classmates paralyzed on a family vacation. plus the latest from annapolis, as lawmakers battle it out over another casino. coming up in sports, while the diamondbacks tell the nationals that eight is enough, eight was more than enough for rory mcelroy at the pga championship. plus rg3 and the redskins get ready for preseason game number two in the windy city.

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officials say there was no one in the building at the time of the fire. as you can see, the building appears to be a total loss. the cause is still under investigation. the gambling bill that could bring slot machine toss prince george's county is in the maryland house. lawmakers anded changes. tracee wilkins has more details on those amendments. today governor martin o'malley's proposal made its way through the maryland state houses ways and means committee. it added a sluice of amendments. one of those amendments offers more scific -- towards rosecroft raceway to also bid for a new las vegas-style

casino. >> i think it's important to have competition. i personally prefer national harbor as a location, but i think that it makes sense for the state to open it up, because that increases the fee that either one is going to pay to the state in order to get the license. >> delegates from around the state are proposing amendments to ensure the profits and futures of their own casino, delegates for baltimore agreed to an amendment to delay a possible casino opening for the next 30 months. that would go ahead baltimore city a chance to open and attract gamblers first. joleen ivy says that's fine with her. >> i'm sure there is a time when baltimore city needs to take our needs more into account and i'm assuming they will be there for us. >> reporter: a final vote on the gambling bill is expected

tomorrow. if it passes the house, it's on its way to prince georges in november. >> i'd like toss the voters decide. if they said it, we need to give them a very nice product. if they don't want it, we have to make sure it doesn't come. >> the changes and conditions keep on coming. the committee is expected to meet. it definitely will be a late neat, but the plan is to have a full vote on the house tomorrow. the pourerball jackpot continue toss rise tonight. after no one matched all the numbers saturday. the next drawing is wednesday. you can buy a ticket in d.c., maryland and virginia. a very special job fair took place today, designed to help those who served the country find jobs after they leave the military. this is one of hundreds of job fair organized by the u.s.

chamber of commerce. this one held at the quantico marine base brought potential employers right to hundreds of veterans. >> there are employers who want to hire veterans. first they know they have job opportunities, and second of all, they know they're here specifically for them. i think it's a connection point for them in an environment where they are comfortable. the four candidates in the presidential campaign went off in three different directions today. president obama in iowa, but so was republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan. mitt romney was campaigning in the sunshine state. and vice president joe biden attended a real rally in north carolina. workers fell three stories to the ground. a third man walked away from the accident without injury.

the building is under construction. police are working to figure out what caused a deadly crash involving a police officer this morning. it happened here along franconia road. investigators say a car collided with a police cruiser head-on. it burt into flames and the driver was killed. the officer was taken to the hospital with serious injuries, but is expected to be okay. there's a search under way for a man that's accused of sexually assaulting a woman. a woman was walkses when someone came up from behind and groped her. the man ran off. d.c. police want them to give you a call. today police released a sketch in the first for a rapist in montgomery county. this man is considered a possible suspect for a rape that happened in the green farm conservation park. police tell us they're looking

for a man known to visit that area. you there was a hardwarming welcome today for a baseball player paralyzed while vacationing in. nick balancinger was celebrated a state championship with his team a few months ago. now those teammates and others are rallying around him as he begins his recovery. >> it was a homecoming surprise like none other. they swarmed the ambulance that carrying nick on their final leg much the 19-hour journey home. his mom and aunt say the show the support gives nim and the family a huge boost. >> i think just the -- really help. >> to be home and have the support of your family and friends is unbelievable.

>> family had been in maui just a day when nick did a flip in the waves and landed badly. hi father pull him from the surf. through twitter the shocking news quickly spread back home. two baseball teammates used donated points to go see him. >> it was awesome. when we first saw him, we told him he -- we made him laugh a lot, and he said that was the first time he felt his abs, so lfbly we were helping him out. >> more than 0 capes, cheered and rang cowbells. >> if felt good to be out here and support him. >> hopefully a full recovery.

maybe back to baseball one day. >> nick's mom says there's good news to report. something special happened last night. >> we hadn't seen any moment chest down since the accident, so he started moving both knees, and i saw it myself yesterday, so it's like, okay, this is a great sign. his physical therapist was saying that was amazing. >> hi aunt says now she too has high hopes. >> nick will have a lot of fuels for his fire. he's a tough kid. there's a lot of fans here. nick's family doesn't know how long he'll need to stay at that rehab hospital. an embarrassing and unusual breach at jfk airport. a stranded jet skier managed to bypass the airport's $100 million security system. he reportedly got stuck in the

middle of jamaica bay, he swam to shore, climbed an eight-foot fence, walked baas motion sensors and security cameras all without incidents. tom coal tello will have more on "nightly news." the direct of columbia could be out from under a court order soon. city leaders gathered with hundreds of bus driver to celebrate improvements in the bus time. tom sherwood reports. >> there wassh and the bus drivers boss. but the real cheers came for mr. joe, honored for 42 years as a city worker. >> i thank god for giving me

this opportunity to work this long, helping these kids and everything. and thanks got and hope you all can stay away. -- stay around. >> reporter: 94% on-time arrivals is welcome news forred parents, who used to struggle to get their special-needs children to schools all over the washington region. >> see, what people forget is that you carry one of the most precious cargos? the world. so every day is an appreciation day for you. the city hopes to be released from the court's supervision this fall. >> it used to be many years ago stories about children have been to ride two and three hours. i guess that's how we wound up

in the the situation we wound up in. >> you got a lot cheers in there. >> i'm still a bus driver. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news4. mayor gray said the city has completed all the requirements, and will look forward to the progress report. remembering the life of the woman behind cosmo magazine. plus president obama's message about martians to nasa. >> what's your message, doug? >> enjoy the beautiful weather tonight, but tomorrow we have some storms coming.

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media pioneer. back in 1962 at her husband's urging, she wrote a light-hearted advice book called "sex and the single girl." it changed a lot of women's lives. three years later she was named editor in chief of "cosmopolitan." she turned it into one of e most popular magazines in the world. she retired in 1997, but hearst officials say she continued to come to her pink corner office nearly every day, and she remains on the masthead. she was 90 years old. a mother and son charged with stealing more than $2 million worth of toys. miami police say this duo stolle from toys "r" us stores all over the country. using the surveillance video, they discovered the keep. they would stuff expensive items inside smaller boxes, and would sell the pricey toys online.

police say they stolle from 139 toys "r" us stores. they're charged with multiple counts of grand theft. president obama called to congratulate nasa on curiosity. >> it's really mind-boggling what you've been able to accomplish, and being able to get that whole landing sequence to work the way you did is a testimony to your genius. >> the car-sized rover landed eight days ago. during his call, he told the team to let him know in curiosity happens to come across any martians. he said it would pretty exciting even if they just find my kroebs. hey, coming up we'll head out to amber to see what's ahead in sports. [ male announcer ] in 1996,

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and welcome back, everybody. mollist doug kammerer. taking a look at an ominous cloud. giving us a bit of shade, that's about it, but you can make it whatever you want it to be. current temperatures at 88

degrees, as we make our way about this evening. a very pleasant evening, if you get out and about tonight, i think you'll enjoy it. winds out of the south at about 7 miles per hour. we are dealing with partly cloudy skies. highs did reach 90 today in. district, but right now it is coming in at 91, but only 81 in gaithersburg. tonight should be a great night. and out there towards annapolis coming in at 85 degrees. we're not going toss any chances for rain until early night tomorrow. you can see one frontal boundary, one right here, which came through atlanta a little earlier, some severe weather in through tennessee, now the action is back to the west. just to the south of st. louis, they're looking at pretty strong

storms. that will move up our way into the day tomorrow. we will see a good chance for rain tomorrow and good chance for strong thunderstorms. we're not talking about a severe weather outbreak. lows tonight here -- as though clouds will be on the increase as we move through the night tonight. tomorrow afternoon, highs in the upper 80s to around 90 once again. take the umbrella with you tomorrow. i think you'll probably need it at least once or twice during the game. not a washout, but we will see the potential for strong storms. we'll be doing it for you here at news4. well, rg3 got a first taste of the 23468, and we got a first glymph. amber, how was camp today? >> rg3 was exciting for sure. unfortunately it is the second

to the last day of training camp. there were some injuries. roy halud had an injury, and we saw chester and trent williams, they did do the morning walk-through. they did not, however, practice with the team in the team drills this afternoon. now, nobody wants to see that first team eavesive line healthy more than rg3. the rookie told reporters this morning that he hasn't been hit since his final college game at theal amo bowl, and he would be just fine keeping it that way. rg3 did get his first taste of preseason game. it was a good showing, 4 for 6, 70 yards and a touchdown. they face the bears saturday night. fans are likely to see a bit bigger sample size. it's all part of disappeadaptine

nfl, and that's something that cooley says will handle just fine. >> as he came into d.c., people have accepted him and people want him to success. he knows that he'll be scrutinized. anyone knows the scrutiny falls on them as far as the offense goes, so i think he's accepted the role and i think he's done a very good job. >> it's definitely been a good camp. you can never be overconfident. i think the experience in the buffalo game kind of reassured, know, myself, reassured everybody else why they brought me here. reassured me this is still football and still the game we love and love to play. if you love your preparation, not that you can't be stopped, but you'll feel confident on the field. >> all right. so how does rg3 compared to andrew luck?

he made his debut yesterday. first passing throw, a screen to donald brown, brown finds open room, and he is off to the races. 63 yards for the touchdown. what a start for luck. second quarter, luck keeps it going. he finds austin colly. and impressive debut as the colts go on to win 38-3. all right. to baseball. everyone wants to know when stephen strasburg will be shut down. mlb.com is reportsing that he will miss the final two starts of at the regular season. once shut down, he will not be returning for the post-season. the nationals have been on a roll while he's there. that's a good thing. they went on an eight-game winning streak. so arizona taking on the nats,

and detwiler on the bump, bottom of the third, arizona up 1-0, threatening paul goldschmidt rips one to left. chris young and jason kubel come in to store. d'backs up 3-0. top of the ninth now, tyler moore and the nats. this gets interesting the tyler moore, see you later, last one to left, michael moore, and we have got a 7-4 game. roger bernadina. two on, two out action and he strikes out. >> he was really where he started the game.

he had -- he -- he lost it during the game. you can't still by his mannerism, he didn't feel right. >> i was just trying to battle through it. kind of threatening -- you get out. excuse where el -- >> all right. so just so you know, the best way to get to tiger woods is to win your second major championship before you're 24 years old. that's exactly what rory mcelroy did. tiger tied for the lead. his weekend struggles continued. he barely misses the eagle. roy mcilroy, and look where it ends up.

he would save par and continue to roll. mcilroy at 12 understand, as he walks up 18, blowing -- and moving on. to 18. mcilroy was 12 under when he walked up to 18 at that point. the birdie would give him the all-time margin victory. and he nails the putt. he wins by eight strokes. mcilroy, a u.s. open winner at congressional at 2011, now he's your 2012 pga champion. redskins fans there's just one more day to see the team, maybe get an autograft. practice has been moved. it would be at 1:00. that's your last chance to see the team up close, but they will be taking on the bears saturday in chicago. back to you guys. >> 1:00 tomorrow. this is a long drive.

coming up next, a sneak peek at gabby douglas' appear on "the tonight show."

the chesapeake bay foundation is urging oyster lovers to recycle their shells. the foundation has played recycle bins all around maryland and virginia's watershed. officials say the save oyster shell program is a good way to help restore the native oyster population, which is in decline. >> it's definitely something worth while. citizens feel like they're doing something to save the bay. if they eat a dozen oysters, then give the shells back, it's just as important as donating to the foundation. >> they use the shells and tanks to farm more oysters, then played in the bay to grow and repopulate. the foundation says this will help the bay's ecosystem and

water quality. coming up tonight at 11:00, we're learning about a decorated local marine killed in combat, plus first lady michelle obama weighs in on the new republican ticket. and a look at the new words added to webster's. >> new worst words? i'll bet you the kids know. >> soon we will, too. >> that's right. temperatures tonight, it got up to 90, going down to the 60s for many of you, then we watch out for some rain. you can see the clouds making their way over charleston and columbus, ohio, but making their way in overnight for us. it brings in strong thunderstorms tomorrow, slight risk of severe weather for us. most of northern virginia, just about the entire state of maryland, so watch out. we could see some strong storms move on through here. it's an area of low pressure moving into the region, into the

day tomorrow, so we'll call it scattered showers and thunderstorms, once again they could be severe, with damaging winds. it will not be a widespread outbreak, so don't worry too much about tomorrow. could be some showers and storms on wednesday too, though most of those should stay south and east. tomorrow going for a high of 90, 88 on wednesday. thursday and friday looking good, just a bit on the hot side, as temperatures move back into the low 90s, but say hello to the low 80s, as we get cooler. >> thanks, doug. here's something we're looking forward to. gabby douglas from virginia will appear with the first lady tonight on "the tonight show." we have a preview. >> you train your whole life, you win, how did you celebrate?

>> we didn't have time to celebrate. it was team finals, and had to turn to all-around finals and event finals after that. after the competition, i splurged on an egg mcmuffin at mcdonald's. >> you're setting me back, gabby. >> i'm sorry. >> tonight it airs at 11:30 on nbc4. she's entitled. >> and she can burn off a

i'm barack obama and i approve this message seen this? mitt romney claiming the president would end welfare's work requirements? the new york times calls it 'blatantly false' the washington post says: "the obama administration is not removing the bill's work requirements at all." in fact, obama's getting states to move twenty percent more people from welfare to work. and president clinton's reaction to the romney ad? it's just "not true." get the facts.