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between a pilot and air traffic controller while the plane sat on the runway. >> and a failing marriage. hints on an inappropriate relationship. defense attorneys drop a bombshell in the beginning of the corruption trial of virginia's former governor. how they say these things will prove his innocence. >> news 4 at a 11:00 starts now. >> our top story, fears about the ebola virus hit close to home for a local family. their loved one traveled from their home in maryland to visit family members in the country of liberia. he fell ill and the airports were closed because of the outbreak that's claimed hundreds of lives across west africa. >> shomari stone reports. >> i'm worried. >> she sits nervously in her apartment building. tonight her cousin nathaniel

dennis who lives in maryland would be here visiting. instead he's in a coma in liberia. >> i'm angry we have been unable to override the hold they put on the borders and that we have been unable to get him out of the country. >> reporter: now there is an ebola crisis. nathani nathaniel's family says medics can't drive him to a medical facility because they don't want ebola to spread. nathaniel tested negative. he was visiting his family and started having seizures. >> what's the big challenge of bringing him back to the united states? >> the biggest challenge of bringing him back now is that a lot of airlines are not flying out at all. >> his family set up a fundraiser. they have raised $5,000 so far. >> why do you need $30,000? >> to transport him they need a doctor and a medical equipment on the plane.

then they need the money to pay for the medical expenses. >> reporter: they won't give up on the struggle to bring a solution. >> they will have a fund-raiser tomorrow. meanwhile his mother is in liberia trying to bring him back to the u.s. i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> the ebola outbreak has two north carolina based missionary groups pulling people out of west africa. two aid worker for one of the groups has contracted the disease already. dr. kent brantley. nancy rybolt, they are fighting for their lives against a virus with nov vaccine and a 90% deat rate. tonight brantley's condition is worsening. this is a a super virus in west africa. nearly 700 died.

lie bore i can't where the biggest outbreak is has closed its borders to try to slow the spread. the virus has already spread to four other countries. >> breaking news now. water is still gushing out of a broken water main that blew open a sink hole on the campus of ucla tonight. from the air you can see water pouring an an t.o. athletic fields. water is rushing into an under ground parking garage. several inches of water ended up on the court at historic pauly pavilion that went through a $136 million renovation. crews are shutting off the water slowly to avoid more damage to 100-year-old water pipes. they will have the latest on the cleanup on news 4 today at 4:26 in the morning. also new a former d.c. council member reported to the federal prison camp in montgomery alabama. he'll serve 39 months after

pleading guilty to bribes from an fbi agent while in office. brown is one of two former council members who called the prison home. harry thomas is serving a sentence there. >> a bomb shell starts in the corruption trial. claims of a broken marriage and revelations that she had romantic feelings for the man who showered them with gifts and loans. lawyers for bob and maureen mcdonnell said they couldn't have conspired to use his office for financial gain. they were barely on speaking terms. her attorney told jurors they would hear maureen had a crush on johnny williams calling him her, quote, favorite playmate. unlike the governor, williams paid attention to her. >> it was the most riveting moment i have seen in virginia politics in some time. >> their daughter broke into

tears on the stand saying she met williams just once before her mother said he wanted to pay $15,000 for her wedding reception. the money set off the federal investigation. >> a fight over the future of a landfill that pitted a a business against fairfax residents. news 4's jackie benson was there for a meeting. she joins us with the latest on the landfill. >> it's done. barring unforeseen developments the landfill with close in 2018 as planned. >> aye. >> aye. >> the chair has voted nay. the motion to deny is successful. >> reporter: after a almost two hours of tense and sometimes rancorous back and forth with county planning staffers the board of supervisors voted against a measure to push back the planned closing of the landfill from 2018 to 2025.

the chair and others who voted in support of the delay cited the need to dispose of debris from the silver line construction boom. supervisor jerry highland whose district is home to the landfill was add a manhattanly again-- a it. >> the landfill's owner reacted. >> we have no plans to come back and try to make another application. >> residents waged a passionate grassroots effort against the delay. >> many of the communities, so well after 2006 knowing the landfill would be closed. the developers will see it. they will renew faith. we'll have more revenue for the county. a better place to live for residents. >> some details have to be hammered out. what appears to be the last impediment to the closing of the landfill in 2018 has been removed tonight.

jackie benson, news 4. >> it's maryland versus virginia. in a huge battle for a government agency and all the jobs and money that come with it. the short list for the new fbi headquarters is out. d.c. isn't on it. instead the general services administration says it's between a warehouse site in springfield and two sites in prince georges county. the land over mall and near the green belt metro. there will be 11,000 jobs. 2 billion dollars in economic impact. >> tonight two maryland people are hurt after a porch collapsed under them. rescuers responded and had to free two victims trapped for 20 minutes. one was flown to shock trauma. the other, taken by ground. they are both expected to recover. investigators are working to find out what caused the accident. >> the ceo in virginia charged with killing his wife is a free

man. castillo posted a $2 million bond. prosecutors say he was in the middle of a bitter divorce with his wife michelle. they say he killed her and made the death look like a suicide. lawyers asked castillo's bond be revoked because of new dna evidence they say linked him to the crime scene. castillo is due back in court tomorrow for a bond hearing. >> pressure is building tonight against the largest fast food chain over labor practices. the national labor relations board says mcdonald's may be liable for decisions made by the franchises. that rules from demands for higher wages by employees. mcdonald's has argued franchise owners dictate the wages. labor organizers say the chain tightly controls the franchises. this could have a big impact in the district. mcdonald's is d.c.'s biggest private employer.

>> the grocery store chain winnip wegman's is exchanging. there will be a new store in fairfax county next year at the hilltop village center near telegraph road. a new maryland location will be coming to owings mills. no date yet on when the store will open. it's summer but fall-like temperatures will greet us again tomorrow morning. >> doug? >> just my vote to put wegman's in the region. temperatures tomorrow morning. i have to tell you they will be very chilly. woke up to cool mornings. tomorrow could be cooler. 78 degrees in washington. 75 in menassis. 73 in frederick. late september, early october. 88. ten below the average high. tonight's weather story a lot going on.

fall-like temperatures cool. nice weather. the heat will return and so does the chance for weekend storms. the week looks dry but the weekend looks like we could see storms. maybe even areas of heavy rain. it's something we'll continue to update you on with the latest forecasts in a few minutes. >> a pilot under investigation after his rant at an air traffic controller. >> i don't like your attitude. >> what led to that testy exchange? >> plus, a maryland woman celebrates turning 100 by becoming a u.s. citizen. what she said she's looking forward to next. and presidential hopeful hillary clinton weighs in on the redskins name controversy.

a potential presidential candidate is chiming in on the redskins name controversy tonight. hillary clinton told jorge ramos of fusion tv she think it is name is insensitive and there is no reason to keep it. she encouraged the owner to think hard about a new nickname. when asked if she had suggestions clinton said she hadn't thought of an alternative. delta airlines is describing a terse exchange between a pilot and air traffic controller in atlanta. the controller was trying to keep the pilot from taxiing onto the wrong runway. a correction that the pilot didn't seem to appreciate. >> hey, you know what? we'll taxi out there any way you want but you tell us to. i don't like your attitude. >> i don't have an attitude.

looks like you just joined lima instead of mike. >> okay. because my god there is another plane out there. it's like six miles away. >> there was no attitude. i was just trying to correct you. >> all right. i make a mistake every two to three minutes and my attitude is not like yours. we're out on mike. >> he makes a mistake every two, three minutes? there you go. another pilot chimed in calling t upset pilot captain happy. >> a pilot said he's sorry for the death of a father and little girl after he landed a plane on them. carl cocoamore said he never saw the pair on the beach. the 9-year-old died today. her father, army sergeant omi died at the scene on sunday. they were vacationing from georgia with the rest of the family. today the pilot released family minister. >> words cannot express the

sorrow i feel over the loss of this father and sollier and his beautiful daughter oceana. i send my heartfelt apologies to the family. >> the pilot said he could barely steer when the engine died but avoided a more crowded beach. >> two women escaped death after facing an oncoming train after walking on a railroad bridge in indiana this month. as the train approached they laid down between the tracks as the train passed over them, their only option. amazingly they survived. one of them stubbed her toe. that was the only injury. they were charged with trespassing. it happened this month. railroad officials say there are no walkways on the bridge because nobody is supposed to be up there. >> tomorrow a montgomery county woman will celebrate her 100th birthday by becoming a u.s. citizen. she was born in nicaragua in

1914. she's a seamstress. she helped with the grandchildren, made clothes for the family -- some really nice ones. in 1987 naturalzation wasn't an option for her. she doesn't speak english, a requirement that drops when she reached age 80. why now? munoz wants to vote. >> it's sort of like a lesson that in in country, anything is possible. no matter if you're a hundred years old. >> she's fabulous. now the german town resident looks forward to casting her first ballot in november. >> congratulations. she's going to have wonderful ways to celebrate her birthday. >> she is. >> what kind of the fantastic weather is this in july.

>> you see it in october, april or may. but not often in the middle of summer. we have had a lot of hot summers lately. want to show you video of a different variety. we had video of a tornado north of denver. guess where the flooding was. >> where? >> just north of denver. flooding upwards of two to six inches up and down the front range. flood warnings around the region. they are going to be dealing with it for a couple of days. turn around. those guys have bigger vehicles. look at the numbers around the region. really a nice shot this evening. temperatures are on the cooler side. dropping into the 60s. for most of you, already down into the 50s. that's what we'll see. 68 degrees the current temperature with winds from the west at 6 miles per hour. the city, still in the 60s. 55 in gathersburg. 55 in winchester and 57 in

menassis. we'll be close to 50 degrees for some of you. maybe close to records by tomorrow morning especially toward dulles. 62 degrees at the airport in d.c. that's not close to an airport. 6 degrees away. 76 by noon. a great day. get out for lunch tomorrow if you can. get out around noon, 1:00, 3:00. nice and warm. we are all inside, looking outside the windows. storm team 4, no rain. it's been on the dry side. it will continue oh be. the air flow we have now coming out of canada, right over the great lakes, right towards our region. that's a very cool flow. that will continue during the afternoon tomorrow. we'll still see temperatures about 5 degrees below average. tonight, 5 to 10 degrees below average for the temperatures. 53 in menassis. you will probably need the jacket, maybe a light sweater if you step out the door around 6:00, 7:00 or 8:00. by 9:00 or 10:00, should be okay

as the sun starts to work its magic. mostly sunny, nice and mild. 79 to 85 degrees with winds from the northwest at 55 to 10 miles per hour. helping to warm us up a little bit. your forecast tomorrow, no impact across the area as we look at september-like temperatures. some of you enjoying the fall-like weather. turn the a.c. off but it goes back on especially thursday. back up to 87. 86 on friday with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. still watching the potential system on saturday. a 30% chance of showers with a high of 84. could be a little bit more in the way of heavier rain. it will be just off to the east. we'll see if it makes it in here. one thing for sure, behind it, it gets hot again. >> we better enjoy it. >> and we will. >> coming up, the state of the union at camp and the

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this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> well, the nats have a missing mojo in miami. >> why? >> what happened? >> things were going so well. >> they're not a great team. they were playing great baseball. >> i hear they're playing great basketball as well. >> we die gresz. >> exactly. >> tonight the nationals were hoping steven strasburg could exorcise his road demons and

produce a win. he has only one win away from nationals park. tonight wasn't about performance but bad luck for the 26-year-old. stras areburg with an e.r.a. of almost #.0 at marlins park. he was looking good. casey mcgeerks christian yellich, jared saltalamachia. kept it scoreless in the five. in the sixth he had trouble in the form of john carlos. with a man on first he ripped the ball into left. he's got speed. he'll be thrown out at third trying to advance. the marlins take the lead 1-0. top of the 9th now. nationals down 3-0. anthony rendone with bases loaded. he strikes out. the nats left just 1 for 11 with runners in scoring position.

they fall to the marlins 3-0. angels and orioles beginning the three-game set tonight at camden yards. o's up 6-5. facing josh hamilton who grounds to short. his throw to first is too late. mike trout scores to tie the game. camera focuses on hardy. he wasn't the problem. late getting to second there. hardy forced to first, not in time. we are tied at six. extra innings. the game is tied but not anymore. that's manny machado with a walk-off home run. the orioles win it 7-6. >> nice. down in richmond the redskins had the day off after five straight days of intense practice. training camp resumes first thing in the morning. 8:35 sharp. so far, so good when it comes to

new head coach jay grudin. diana caught up with rgiii for his thoughts on the new system. >> how would you describe the last five days snm spit's been great. the first day the rain practice. you want to make sure you get better every day. day two we were better than three, four. >> the big story line is the offense clicking? do you feel it's coming together? working out the kinks? >> it's great. on day one everyone came out to see us win the super bowl. it didn't happen. especially with the rain. they had a challenge to not have such a less crisp day. we are ownership there getting it. able to run the play in seconds as opposed to everyone looking confused. >> you seem happy, relaxed. calm. >> there is no stress this year. my teammates have my back.

i have their back. that's how it is supposed to be. coach is bringing a lot of energy. demands greatness. we'll be a physical football team and get it going. >> practice picks up tomorrow morning for the redskins. also falling to the new york liberty. the final score is 80-76 in that game. >> no stress this year. >> no stress this year. >>

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