>> the man hunt for two suspects still under way. >> unfolding in the morning hours. near the maryland line. we're joined live now at police headquarters. darcy. >> thi se in saying this could have been a lot worse for this detective. here in the last couple hours we have learned the identity of the detective. we are not goioa him. d.c. police are saying they do not name victims of crime. but i'm told he is a 25 plus year veteran of the d.c. police force. a very tough person. he was shot four times and somehow he is expected to be okay. now, that officer was shot in his own car at pennsylvania and southern avenues in southeast washington. that happened very early this morning. he was off duty at the time. police says suspects in a stolen nissan at ma tried to carjack this officer. they rammed his car and shot

into it as the detective tried to get away. let's get to the next scene. this is on hunt place in northeast washington. one of the suspects was arrested right there. that is where everyone bailed out of the car. the others are still at large. we spoke to residents in the neighborhood. and they woke up when they heard all the commotion. >> grandson is in the basement. he come upstairs and waking everybody up. the police in the yard. so we come outside and find out they were searching the yard and looking for something. and we looked across the street and found that there had one suspect on the ground. >> reporter: so at last check this officer had undergone surgery earlier today. he east listed as stable at an area hospital. as i said he's expected to be okay. we are waiting for police to release additional details and there may be another briefing.

we'll bring it to un at happens. we are tracng a mess on northbound 270. scott mcfarland. >> one of our busieiest highway having troubles as rush hour begins. a dump truck over turned. chopper 4 is over it now. they are trying to right the dump truck. mess has spilled ontthe northbound lanes, and you can see at least two lane, the hov included, shuttered and traffic getting by slowly to the right. and moving slowly on the southbound lanes looking at the mess. crews trying to lift up the dump truck. there is the backup. it goes to the beltway as well. past the spur. significantly impacting the inner loop and outer loops by the 270 spur in montgomery county. i-270 experiencing trouble. we'll keep on eye on it. just south of montrose road and

just south of exit 4. right now there is nowhere to hide until they get this cleaned u. the rain is over but we're still dealing with the aftermath. yesterday's heavy storms washed away this bridge in brandywine maryland. the road was covered in water. we are still not sure when it will reopen. check out this mess in bwi in baltimore. record rain le more than a hundred cars in the parking lot submerged in water. travelers are coming home to find their cars damaged. in just a few minutes we'll show you all about the mess. a broken water main creating problems still in prince george's county at this hour. residents and businesses are still being advised to boil water before drinking or using it to cook. the advisory effects0hnds

in the area. that is prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins reports. that is just o of the issues residents are dealing with. >> i'm here where authorities are still working toln all the sludge and mud left behind after amazing floods last night. these caused a lot of damage. some soft roads completely washed out. and i mean bridges disappearing in all of the flood water. folks who had bridges over creeks so they cou access their driveways, some of those driveways were destroyed. people dealing with high flood water throughout the area and a couple of rescues overnight as well. the other side to this, there was also a water main break causing low pressure for a number in the county. while they believe they have taken care of the water pressure issue, it does mean there is some contamination and people are asked to boil the water and

they are expecting that advisory to last until at least friday midd midd. >e testing cycles we go through an initial test. if that's okay we move to the second test. and once we are all clear with no contaminates in the water we'll lift the advisory. >> if you lost water last night you may not necessarily be impacted by the boil water advisory. go to your website d ec your addrs and make sure you need to boil your war. there ia poil you won't. but if you want to air on the side of caution, again they are expecting it to continue until at least midday friday. a milestone reached in richmond today at the corruption trial of former governor bob mcdonnell and his wife. prosecutors expect to rest their case tomorrow and the defense plans to begin on monday. northern virginia bureau chief

julie carrie has been koling the case since the beginning. >> jurors like they've taken a crash case in loan plications by the end of this day. prosecutors have ze in on two charges against the mcdonnells that accuse them of making false statements on loan applications and on again a close friend has been called to testify. >> and now it is for the jury to make those decisions. >> will is a virginia beach mayor where he forged close ties with bob mcdonnell but also president of the town bank and involved in loans for two beach properties. on a 2012 personal financial statement used by the bank, the then governor failed to list a $50,000 loan from ceo johnny williams to moboxej

williams loan even needed to be reported since it was to a corporation, the realty, and not the governor. helped the defense cause when he agreed the only loans that must be reported are those personally guaranteed by the individual filling out the form. the mobo loan was not. but that is not the only loan application in question. at 5:00, prosecutors zero in on the very moment the mcdonnells suddenly added all the johnny williams information to their financial statements. in richmond virginia, julie carey news4. >> a nats star facing a reckless

driving charge. >> and the friend with michael brown the day he was shot by a police officer in missouri tells his side of the story. >> and the temperature currently 84. tomorrow it will be similar but does the humidity remain l

a major federal crackdown on drunk driving is underway right now. it involves 10,000 police departments and other law enforcement anlts agencies across the country. a man said his bad decision had a lasting impact on too many people. >> the cost is too high. the mental impact on yourself, your family and the families you may affect is just too high. it is not worth it. >> he says the family of the

ta teenag he killed has forgiven him and told him he must forgive himself. he continues doing public service and giving talks to persuade others not to drive trunk. >> one of the best players in washington is dealing with trouble off the field today. jayson weather driving more than 100 miles an hour last month. ticked for 105 on beltway between georgetown pike and the gw parkway. this was sunday morning july 6th. and there was a home game that afternoon. so weathrth was likely on his w to the ballpark. jayson is cooperating with the authorities. >> late this afternoon a guilty plea but no jail time for posh star justin bieber. he got7%5

talks about come back to the u.s. what he says he would be willing to do to come home. >> water all over your car and it's happening here at the parking lot at bwi after yesterday's heavy rains. and we'll talk to the

a block buster ruling by a federal court in virginia and late today we learned just how soon it could impact local families. scott mcfarland with more. >> same sex couples could begin getting married in virginia as early as next week. as we speak we're getting better information about thrungn the richmond. in the meantime they had ordered had state to hold issuing marriage licenses but today they gave the go ahead to issue marriage licenses and not only would same sex couples be allowed to marry in virginia next week but they must also

begin recognizing same sex marriages from other states next week. all of this assumes the u.s. supreme court doest intervene in the meantime. at least one group the alliance -- freedom will ask the supreme court to do so. back to you. thank you. a sad anniversary for family and frenz of a man in montgomery today. today is three years since instein was kidnapped in pakistan. he was taken just four days before he was supposed to leave pakistan. al qaeda claimed responsibility. his family tells us they haven't heard anything about him since christmas when his captors released this video of him. well you sure don't want to come home to this after a trip. dozens got back from vacation to find their parked cars flood at bwi airport. record rain soaked had cars yesterday and as news4 transportation reporter a adam tess shows us some folks can't

even get home now. >> tow trucks are out here at the parking lots at bwi marshal. this is long-term lot b and some haven't even come back to their cars to see what's going on yet. look at this truck. you can see how high the level came up and where the debris is. this truck is still leaking some water. inside other cars, we took a look. you could see water in cup holders. there was water on the floor, water everywhere. some drivers we talked to shaken by it all. >> i'm missing work today. you know, it's just inconvenient. and if i lose it, i'm so fond of this car. i'm going to be sad. >> coming up at 5:00 we'll have much more. what is the airport saying about all this? and what are these people going to do now that these cars won't start? at bwi. adam tuss, news4. >> and weather to air out the vehicles. >> the rain yesterday just incredible.

today completely different story. breezy, humidity walow. the high temperature so far, 84 degrees. now as we talk about humidity, well the humidity remains low. not only tomorrow but for friday and saturday as well. this isn't that typical august-like weather we would expect in d.c. very comfortable out. you are going to start the notice the humidity sunday. with that comes rain chances. monday it will be humidity as well. but then drops ba down tuesday. as we finish out the workweek, the weather looking spectacular. if it was a little breezy out there today for you, the wind ill not be an issue tomorrow. here is the satellite and radar. thankfully no rain this evening. it will be completely dry. just a few scattered clouds now. but as the sun goes down the clouds clear out and we are looking at moonlit skies for tonight. temperatures right now in the 70s and 80s across the area. 84 in washington, 83 in

aannapolis. great weather. 7:00, temperature around 80. 8:00 they drop into the upper 70s. it is nice at 9:00 but if you are going to be out later grab a light jacket because it will be turning comfortably cool overnight. temperatures aroun60 inside the belt way. highs tomorrow pretty much a repeat of today. 84 high in washington. 82 in gaithersburg and 83 for culpeper. plenty of sunshine and we'll start with clear skies and notice a little more clouds into the afternoon on thursday. but all in all a nice day. for friday, a high temperature of 82. wall to wall sunshine. beautiful. if you are heading to the beach coming up in little bit. maybe you are starting your weekend early. but saturday here in washington,

spectacular. mostly sunny, a high temperature of 87. when we look at the average high we're right on target there. remember too the humidity is low. on saturday. not the case on sunday. it is muggy and there is that 30% chance you are dealing with a shower or thunderstorm. the good news about the shower and storm chances sunday? they will hold off until later in the day, potential into the even hours. the high on sunday, low 90s. monday completely different. we drop to 80 degrees and the humidity drops throughout the day and there is a chance of rain on monday. tuesday, mostly sunny and a high temperature of 89s. jim and pat. >> thanks. hillary clintonen says she'll hug it out with president obama tonight. the latest on their political feud. and the als ice bucket challenge to a

new sparks in an old political fire this afternoon. possible presidential contender hillary clinton is in a political drama with her former boss president obama. >> clinton promises to hug t out when the two get together this evening. chris janicing reports from

martha's vineyard. >> it seemed so friç%]dj9ñ but suddenly this week the obama clinton relationship h all the tension of 2008. >> hilla i'm looking forward to you advising me as well. >> started in a magazine interview where clnten took a shot. they need organizing principles, don't do stupid stuff is not an organizing principle. fired back on twitter. just do clarify don't do stupid stuff means stuffbaghdad in the. >> she's going to have to find some way to have some separation with his foreign policy. >> the intensity escalating until late tuesday, clinton picked up the phone and then put out a statement. the secretary called president obama to make sure he knows nothing she said was attempt to attack him his policies or

leadership. and the white h on its deputy national security advisers a policy guy to calm rocky political waters. >> she reached outecse they have the type of relationship where we begin to see in this public, they can ttut >> later they head to the same party. clinton's statement suggests like any two friends who have to deal with the public eye she looks forward to hugging it out when they see each other. >> are they. >> that was the indication. >> whether a hug or handshake we probably won't see it. today's party is pte and closed to the press. >> to the icy challenges making their way from your facebook page to the nation's top politicians. new jersey governor chris christie. can take a look. accepted the challenge. dump ice water over your head or donate to the association. before getting soaked he

nominated cory book, jimmy fallon and mark zuckerberg to take the challenge next. meanwhile -- also took the plunge literally by jumping into the a fishing hole in alaska to show her commitmt to the cause. after the jump senor took the challenge to the whole new level nominating the entire u.s. senate. >> wwe take on a challenge we take it head on. so i'm going to challenge every single member of the united states senate to do something, do it right. demonstrate your commitment to getting rid of als. >> so when you represent alaska i suppose it is less of a shock to your system. this icy co by the way, this fun challenge raising some big bucks, making a huge difference for the als association it. has received almost $4 million nationwide since july 29th. pat? another police shooting in missouri and the friend who was with michael brown the day he

was killed tells his side of the story. the news4 iteam with new details about the number of

four days after a police officer shot and killed an unarmed teenager there is angst, frustration and concern about more violence in ferguson, missouri. just minutes ago as the police chief held a news conference a

woman raised her hand and said chief, am i going to get gassed again? i'm a state senator. the chief said there will not be a curfew tonight. overnight last night there were two shootings near protesting. one of those cases say a police officer shot a man who pulled a gun on him. there's been a rise in violence in ferguson ever since a police officer shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. the teenager did not have a weapon. at a town hall meeting last night missouri's governor addressed what happened for the first time. >> we stand together tonight reeling from what feels like an old wound that has been torn open afresh. a wound that hadn't quite healed right in the first place. and now the pain is just as searing as when the injury first occurr occu s ov pol trelease the name

of the officer invoed investigats y thee withholding the officer's identity because of death threats. and for the first time we are hearing from an eye witness of the shooting. johnson was walking with brown when the police oic confronted them. he said within minutes his friend was dead. he describes what happens in his own words. >> it was around 1:40, 2:00. we are downing down the street. empty street. we was just walking down, minding our own business. we're both headed home and the officer is approaching and as he pull up on the side he didn't say freeze, halt or nothing like we were committing a crime. he said get the f on the sidewalk. and i told the officer we were not but a minute from our destination. he was at an angle we were so close to his door and him when he tries to thrust the door open aggressively it didn't come an inch out before it strikes both of us. arms extended out the window.

grabbed my friend around the neck. he didn't say step back or anything like that. he started to pull any friend into the window. so the officer is trying to pull him in and he's pulling away. he never once attempted to grab for this officer's weapon. he's still holding my friend with one arm and now with the other hand he's pointing his weapon. the second time he says "aisle shoot." it was even a second later before the gun went off and the officer let go. and that is how we were able to run at the same time. the first car i see i duck behind because i fear nor my life. i'm scared and i don't know what's going and i don't understand why this oir is shooting at us. and i'm looking and watching the officer and he's pursuing my friend and fired another shot and struck my friend the back. then my friend stopped running his hands immediately went in the air and he turned address towards the officer face the face. he started to tell the officer he was unarmed and that you should stop shooting me. before he could get his second sentence out the offer fired several more shots into his head and chest area.

and he fell dramatically in the fatal position. i did not hear once he yelled freeze, stop or halt. it was just horrible to watch. it hurt him a lot. i see it in his eyes. it hurt him a lot. it was definitely like being shot like a animal. it was almostay9a like putting someone in execution. testifies a peaceful person and he lived his life peaceful. i definitely think he guilty of murder. new at 4:00, new details in the murder of the gas station clerk in hanover maryland. partnered with the fbi in their search or information in the killing of the raj kumar. the award is now $27,000. kumar was shot when an a man opened fire during a robbery of if exxon last thursday. one expert feels the killer will

rob another store and put more in danger. >> another doctor o unaccompanied immignt children into the area. hundreds of childr are avooifd in the d.c. region in the past few weeks. scott mcfarland broke the story late today and joins was more details. >> over 600 immigrant children have been placed with foster families in maryland alone since july 1st. that makes 2800 placed in the state since the start of the year. and we've learned 2800 more have been placed in virginia since january. that includes hundreds this summer alone. this happens as a border crisis continues. a spike this year in gang violence and drug violence in central america and children have been fleeing to the u.s. and for many months have been flooding into emergency shelters in the u.s. near the border. a spokesman tells the it, one reason the state has accepted so many children into the state

maryland has a large salvadoren population with whom these kids are being placed. new forces in iraq are not there for combat but instead the assess the best way to assist iraqi refugees pinned down by isis extremists. that is according to white house officials today. steve handelsn with the latest on what americans plan to do and plan not do. >> reporter: to save the iraqi yazidi t 130 new armed u.s. visors could work on the ground but not the fight isis says senior national si adviser ben rhodes today. >> we are not putting ground forces in combat role. >> the u.s. goal is to get the yazidis off the mountain to safety. maybe 100,000 refugees. u.s. air strikes could clear an exit corridor and air lifts are

possible and all the yazidis could get out like these few already have. it's dangerous. u.s. casualties are possible but most u.s. lawmakers appear on board. >> what i do not support and i think the president's been clear he is not going to do is to send american ground forces into combat operations. >> but reported isis atrocities are so horrifying. >> they kill people rst and then they cut their body to pieces and then they film them. >> some u.s. lawmakers sound open to u.s. combat forces taking on isis. >> having troops on the ground should not be the primary objective but we cannot lose sight of the fact this is the greatest terrorist threat we've ever had. >> iraqi prime minister maliki is still refusing to turn over pour to a successor. and car bombs went off in baghdad today. no place in iraq issafe. as more forces move in. flooded out roads, cars and homes. much of the east coast is

dealing with rising water. a major food recall that could effect what is for dinner tonight. i'm erica gonzalez and i'll tell you what to check for many your freezer coming up. >> form tomorrow and friday comfortable temperatures but intoe;':ñ the weekend the heat returns. how hot and when

. a major food recall that could effect what you whip up for dinner tonight. >> news4 erica gonzalez jiens was a food safety warning. >> check your freezer. purdue is recalling more than 30,000 packages of the frozen chicken nuggets was s because t nuggets may contain pieces of plastic. the recall says chicken nuggets are branded as apple gate natural chicken nuggets. eached out. it says whole food stores in maryland are affected by this recall. and because maryland has a distribution center that to d.c., there is a chance the recalled nuggets could have been sent to whole foods stores in d.c. as well. none of the affected products were sold in virginia. the chicken nuggets were sold

from -- this is the date to look for. anywhere between february 5 and august 8 of this year. if you have the product you can return it to the store for a full refund. if you are on the hunt for a deal this month you are in luck. some of the best and worst buys in the month of august. when it comes to best buys you are going to find deals on summer staples like $v grills, box retailers and home improvement stores will cut prices as much as 50% this month. also a great time to get a deal on patio furniture. and kiplinger says don't wait until september when the pickings may be very slim. on the other hand you are going to want to wait to buy any -- wait wait wait, to buy any apple products. they typically release new iphone and ipad models in the fall. so wait until then to find deals on current models. and you also hold off on the fashion, folks.

they are just hittinthe stores so prices are highest right now. holding out a few months should save you a few more dollars. we're going put all this information on both of these stories on the website. nbcwashington. a wd ve to hear from you. if you have a story send e-mail to nbc washington.com consumer watch. >> thanks erica. he got the green light to stay in russia three more years but edward snowden says there is one thing he's willing to go to prison for. >> and could sharks hold the secret to a cure for

disturbing discovery at a five star resort in bali. the body of a american woman stuffed in a suitcase. shiela von weise mack had been at the resort with her teenage daughter. she was discovest the daughter and her boyfriend are now charged in mack's death. the surveillance video shows the boyfriend arguing with the mother. all three americans are from illinois. edward snowden said he would volunteer for priso mnt he could come home. he made the comments in a new

interview with wired magnitudaze he said heed go as long as it served the right purpose. he is accused of leaking top secret documents while working at the nsa. they revealed wide spread use of surveillance programs. >> right now road crews in maryland still wor trepair a massive sink hole in millersville. old mill road shut down during the repairs. we checked a short time ago and still no word when they will be finished and the road will reopen. the cleanup from flash flooding is going on in parts of the country. some places saw record amounts of rain. chris reports on the impact. >> flooded roadways, cars, neighborhoods. the result of two months worth of rain in one night on long island new york. >> i've never ever seen anything like this. never. never 12 inches of rain, never. >> officials say actually 13 inches of rain fell here.

mostly since 6:00 p.m. tuesday, more than the normal rainfall of june and july combined. >> this is largest event on record for new york state in terms of rainfall within a 24 hour period. >> reporter: flood waters kept commuters at bay rush hour wednesday on roadways that also remained littered with abandoned cars. tuesday was the second wettest day on record here after getting 10 inches of rain. travelers parked at baltimore's airport were in for a sad surprise on the return. >> bumper deep in the water. it is unbelievable. i really don't have any words for it. >> reporter: much of the flood waters have reced in detroit too but residents still can't believe how fast it rose. >> like niagara fal. coming over the bank and down

the hills. >> reporter: it's not done yet either as the rain moves north from new york. up to 4 inches possible in new england for thursday. nbc news. glad to have all of that rain out of here. >> finally. >> can we get another day like this one? >> we're going to have similar weather tomorrow right through saturday but the breeze today was fabulous. it is not going to be breezy tomorrow. but the humidity remains low through saturday. plenty of sunshine, low humidity. the weather has no negative impact on yours thursday and remains great into saturday. we're looking at the mainly dry weekend. minor rain chances for sunday. the humidity also returning to the region for sunday. right now we are at 84 breezy degrees with the wind at about 13 miles per hour. overnight the winds die down. temperatures drop into the upper 50s in the suburbs, low 60s in

the beltway and areas by the water. with clear skies tonight. maybe you can catch a -- or two. overall poor visibility. here is your hourpy hour for tomorrow. a cool start if you are going on the early morning ruorakg out thdog or just heading into work. 7:00 a.m., low 60s, plenty of sunshine. we hit our high at 4:00 in the afternoon. a beautiful thursday night. 7:00, temperatures wi in the upper 70s. jumped ahead to the weekend on saturday, low humidity, a high temperature of 87. starting the weekend early and heading to the beach, nice weather at friday and saturday. maybe a storm sunday, similar to the weather here. the chance of a storm here on sunday afternoon. so you are trying to figure out the yard work for sunday. do the yard work early but most of us will still ne twar our garns because we are not expecting much rain. for monday there is also the chance of rain. tuesday we are looking at mostly

sunny skies and of course veronica has much more coming up at 5:00. well, if you are having trouble staying motivated to work out maybe this will inspire you. this is lee. she's 98. he gets up before the sun and heads to her gym in mississippi. she greets everyone with a hug and a smile. her favorite workout is water aerobics. she started attending classes for rehab after falling and breaking her hip. lee now says she works out to stay healthy but she's not the only one who benefits. >> she is such a natural, such a kind and loving sincere kind of person. everybody knows her. everybody here. and she greets people in the lobby when she's out tr she's all smiles. >> when lee is not exercising she is active in her local church. that she was once voted bible scholar of the week. >> look how happy she looks.

the endorphins have kicked? children in sports a new survey questions how safe they may be on the playing field. this survey reveals nine out of ten young athletes say they have been injured. news4 aaron gilchrist has our story. >> reporter: no maowh you change the helmets and rules the culture also put yours kids at risk. researchers from safe kids worldwide surveyed about a thousand mostly basketball playerss between seventh and tenth grades and more than half said they will still play hurt. 32% said they tried to hide or downplay an injury so they could still play in games. the survey also talked to about a thousand coaches. 53% of them said that they were pressured by a parent to put a hurt athlete sbak backnto a game. the survey also came one a number of recommendations to solve some of these problems. first, athletes and coaches have to know and think about preventing injuries. they say teach them proper

techniques such as good warmups and good stretching to help deal with the issues. then about 10% of kids break something or they say they keep on playing even if something is broken. so they should be encouraged to say something when they are hurt and to make sure their coaches take them out of the game so they are not playing while still injured. finally set ground rules for everybody before the season starts. because nobody wants their child to be physically hurt or emotionally burned t fa sport ty au love playing. i'm iron aaron gilchrist news4. >> just in time for shark week. one of the world's most feared creatures could hold the key to fighting cancers. sharks rarely get sick so scientists want to test the immune systems. what they learned was cells in the bonnet head shark secreted a compound that could block the growth of human cancer cells. and now they're trying to

replicateali that. >> we want to get to the point where we can understand the compounds so we can move into animal studies. >> the research could lead to improved therapies and now antibiotics to treat cancer. for the second time this week hollywood lost another star. details on that and the attributes for rob b williams continue to roll in from around the world. not what you want to find when you come back from a flight. water all over your car and it is happening here in the parking lot at bwi after beyond a reasonable doubt's

county line.

>> reporter: news4 has learned the name of this detective who was shot and wounded this morning. we are not going to name him. d.c. police has a policy of not releasing names of crime victims is we are going to honor that request. but i can tell you that he's been an officer with d.c. police for more than 25 years. he was shot four times, yet he is expected to be okay. his fellow officers tell me they are not surprised. they say he is a very tough man. and we begin our sty tonight in the neighborhood where one suspect was arrested. >> we knew something seriously had happened. >> reporter: hampton buster was asleep when a group of men wanted in the shooting of the off duty police detective drove down a street and bailed out of their car. >> apply grandson was in the basement he come up and woke everybody up the police in the yard. >> reporter: onef suspects arrested here in hple d j steet? northe