>> really bad news for some people coming back from vacation. their cars were floedroth record rainfall yesterday. we'll tell you why some of them could be left sitting like this for days. we've just learned a m missouri state senor is among those gassed in a protest. tonight the new calls for a curfew amid the violence following the shooting of an unarmed teenager. a story on a new shooting. >> officers are looking for two people in connection with that attempting carjacking. they already have one in custody. we're told the detective was shot four times but he's expected to recover. >> we spoke with the man who's backyard became a crime scene as this played out. darcy? >> reporter: first want to tell you we have lrd e name of that detective who was shot and wounded this morning. at this point we are not going to report that name. d.c. police have a policy of not

releasing the names of crime victims. so we are honoring the request and not giving the name. but i can tell you he's been with the department more than 20 years. he is a standout detective, i'm told a very tough guy. people are not surprised he's living to tell about it. apparently none of the bullets hit any vital organs and we're beginning our story in the neighborhood where the suspects made a very desperate attempt to get away. this neighbor didn't want to give his name but he5ñ> i didn't hear nothing. the police standing at the door telling us to go in the house. >> police searched his yard and others in the neighborhood look of course are a suspect and a gun used to shoot a d.c. cop. hampton buster was asleep when

that happened. >> my grandson is in the basement. he come upstairs and waking everybody up. the police in the yard. >> reporter: one of the suspects arrested here in hunt place in j street? northeast. the others scattered and got away. >> we come outside and find out they were searching the yard looking for something. and we looked across the street and found they had one suspect on the ground. >> reporter: the men are wanted for shooting the officer at pennsylvania and sorn avenues in southeast early this morning. police say the guys were in a nissan altima with new york tags. they tried to carjack the detective and rammed his car and shot him multiple times as he tried to drive away. >> it doesn't appear the detective ever had a chance to fire back. >> d.c. public works crews were called in to mow and cut down debris in hunt place looking for a weapon used in the shooting. a police dog was also brought in but no gun was found. they did recover a set of car keys and placed them in an

evidence bag. everyone here hoping for the best for the officer. >> community is praying for him. so, you know, we know he's going to be okay. >> reporter: the d.c. police have arrested one suspect, at least two more people are still at large. so far police have not named the suspect but i am told he's from right here in the d.c. area. live from d.c. police headquarters. news4. >> thank you. antog wa len more about the police oic shot. the detective involved is considered one of the best in the department. he's been with d.c. police more than 25 years and currently works in the city's 6th district which covers much of the area east of the anacostia. >> same sex couples in virginia could be one week away from being permitted to marry in virginia. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver is out the prince william county courthouse. he explains how the court's

possibly going to handle the change in law. david. >> reporter: a ek from today we could possibly see gay couples walk up to courthouses asking for a m license. i've been talking with some courts here in northern virginia and some tell me they are going to abide by the attorney general's lead in all of this but it is not clear if all clerks are going to follow that. what we do know is the clerk here is among those fighting to keep the ban on same sex marriages in fact taking to it it to the highest level asking the u.s. supreme court to step in. the fight against virginia's ban on same sex marriages has moved quickly. in february we were in norfolk for the first round. the u.s. district court striking it down. the defense took it to the next level. they also declared the ban illegal and today they decided not to impose a stay meaning gay marriage would be allowed as

soon as next wednesday. >> giving me direction. >> giving you direction. >> reporter: it acoan the out of state marriages of couples like this will be recognized. >> it just gives you that extra -- not sure how to describe it. just that extra feeling of being equal or feeling that your relationship is on par with other folks. at least as far as t state is concerned. >> pastor danny says he's performed about a dosen same sex marriage ceremonies but each time has had to leave the commonwealth to perform is. this decision couldt change that. >> this means that may parishioners no longer are to go to other states. >> these judges are creating mass confusion by saying two guys can get married or two women. >> reporter: but delegate bob

marshall see it is court's decision as harmful. allowing the ban to expire next week he says will bring untold damage to virginia. >> they don't even tell you what marriage is. that's how stupid this is. is for them to fall over themselves to be first in line is a disservice both to the constitution of the unite states and the people of virginia. >> i told y how important virginia's attorn genel' implications on th could be. where does he stand? we could tell you he is against the gay marriage ban. he wants gay couples to be able to marry right here in virginia but also said he wants to allow the u.s. supreme court to weigh in before legalizing it right here in the commonwealth. live in manassas virginia david culver news4. >> a real damper for people coming home from vacation, the parking lot at bwi airport covered inhv

this is from the airport a it says we're sorry but your car may have been affected by the high water. this is just about the worse thing you can see when your car is loaded up ontt flat bed truck. this belonged to an arlington who was so upset he didn't want to talk about it. the car only 3 mo old. water still in the cup holders. both of them. water in the backseat. some cars have a funky smell and condensation. and wheyosee what the parking lot looked like yesterday youan see why there is a mess. now meet emmy lou, subaru. she belongs to barbara joelen

from baltimore. emmy lou was a victim of the rain. >> i got in and it started and kind of choked and then i kept -- the battery was working but -- and then i looked in and there was water a in the foot areas of the backseat. >> is veteran which has logged 187,000 miles had to be toed away today. but barbara keeping her fingers cross. she's been across the country with emmy lou. >> i'm so fand fo of the car i'm going to be sad. >> the airport telling drivers who think their car affected call the airport's parking vendor maryland parking. many are probably finding out on their way here though. you have to take a shuttle bus and the drivers are warning of the potential flooding damage. back here live in the parking lot again. this happened in long-term parking lots. so some of these cars, they could be sitting like this for days. reporting live at bwi, adam

tuss, news4. flooding also caused damage in prince george'ty a scene from chopper 4 over brandywine earlier today. the bridge on sprie road washed away and left behind a 20 foot deep hole. and a water main break has led to a water boil advisory for thousands in the southern part of the county. the crews can't make repairs until the water in the creek resooeds. tracee wilkins wi have more on how people with dealing with this. >> we weren't only ones impacted by the strong storms yesterday. news4 chris lawrence looks at the damage from coast to coast. >> this storm system stranded drivers and shattered records. let's squlie litt about what we're talking abo the hardt hit area, new york, michigan and out here in the state of washington. let's start right up i-95.

this is the morning commute here in long island. look at that. dozens of cars stranded in high water. at least one person was killed. parts of long island recorded more than 12 inches of rain in 24 hours. on average that is more than they get in an entire summer. the cleanup already under way with major roads kakd in mud. even my family members have been telling me about this. officials blaming old out of date infrastructure and pipes that were overwhelmed. and finishing up out west. the state of washington, look at that. they got hit wi a rare and dramatic dust ston top of the rain. highways had to behudo because drivers could barely see. and to show you how powerful the floods can be we're going to take a look at what happened in a hospital in nebraska. surveillance video shows a massive wave burst a dining

hall over the weekend. fortunately nobody s hurt but there has been scary weather across the country. now that the rain moved out something else moving in. veronica johnson, what is coming now? >> a little bit of heat coming our way over the next couple of days. summer heat especially this weekend. but as far as tonight goes, the system is moving out of here. the eastern half of the country fairing much better. let me sew you. storm system is there in new york state toda making it's way east ward. around here just a few clouds. a clear evening. temperatures mid 70s, up around these areas. look how cool they drop tonight. down to the 50s. in a couple minutes i'll take you county by county and we'll see how coolr ho gets. a nats star cited for reckless driving. from the car to where he was

. a dump truck over turned on i 270 about 3:00 this afternoon. when it happened three lanes had to be shut down on the northbound side. those lanes just opened back up. the delays extend onto the beltway towards silver spring and on into virginia. three people were hurt and all expected to be okay. nationals' right fielder jayson werth is hurt with a shoulder injury more than that tonight. accused of driving his porsha 105 miles an hou a 55 miles per hour zone. that is copy of the ticket he received from virginia state place on sunday morning last month. he is due in court in november. the team knows ant the citation. >> the mcdonnell corruption trial.

prosecutors are preparing to wrap up their case but first they dropped a few bomb shells. out the courthouse with the latest. >> reporter: as the prosecution start wrap this up they put in fbi special agent on the stand and he is walking the jury very deliberately through the timetable of the three-year relati between bob and maureen mcdonnell and johnny williams and as he puts finishing touch the case he is also revealing striking new details, new numbers meant to reinforce the allegations. we've seen the dresses and in testimony we've hed all about the new york city shopping spree where williams treated maureen mcdonnell o a new wardrobe. as the prosecution begins to wrap up, jurors got the numbers. johnny williams put more than 20,000 on his am ex that day. the new information comes as

they unveiled an elaborate color coded chart summarizing records, phone calls and documents collected in the case. some of the numbers are jarring. the mechanic donl's credit card debt, some $74,000 in january of 2010 when the governor kwuz sworn in. it grew to $90,000 by september of that year. prosecutors allenaial distress is one reason the mcdonnells accepted more than $150,000 in gifts and loans from star scientific ceo johnny williams in exchange for promoting his company's product. the prosecution chart also takes aim at part of the defense case the mcdonnells could not have conspired becau the marriage was a mess and maureen had a crush on johnny. phone records show bob and maureen talked more than maureen and johnny in the same time period. the prosecuti plans to rest

tomorrow. the jury will get friday off. at means the defense case could begin monday and we could hear from bob mcdonnell as early as next week. he's said day in and day out as he's coming to the courthouse he is eager to tell his side of the story from the witness stand. plans developing for a possible rescue mission in iraq. nbc news learned today that u.s. special op forces have landed on top of mount sinjar will thousands of iraqi refugees have been stranded. the state departmeaysse forces have returned to the town of erbil now. and they are usinghat they have learnedo figure how to get those people off the mountain. those people are members of a sect called the yazidi. part of the mission could include air lifts and air strikes to clear a safe co corridor. t e th call onssn in the next couple days.

a party in martha's vineyard. secretary of state clinton and president obama h be invited. this comes theftr the former secretary of state called the president. saying she was not trying to attack him in a recent interview. the party pva so probably no pictures of the two hugging l÷out. >> maybe they will go outside and look up at the stars to see that meteor shower tonight. >> right. and you know, the viewing isn't going to be the greatest of the fact we're just coming off a full moon, super moon in fact. >> going gob to be outright. >> exactly. you might see one or two little meteors coming through. we have a few clouds out there right now. high pressure moved in and kris

last week somebody murdered raj kah mar and now there is a new push to catch whoever did it. police say the reward is now up to $27,000 for that person. he was killed during a robbery at an exxon gas station where he worked in hanover maryland last week. he was workin there trying to get enough money to put his kids through college. a large chunk of the reward is coming from the fbi. and the county's muslim council has also contributed. water in the creek complicating efft fix a water main and thousands are being advised to boil water before drinking or using it to cook. the advisory effects thousands in an area from accokeek to parts of fort washington in the southern part ofoun prince george's county bureau chief joins us with the latest.

police in hearn don trying to figure what happened to cause a stouv to slam into a doctor's office. it left a gaping hole. nobody was in

the next seven but it's been a week and a hal wvhad it around here. clear sky tonight. a lot of folks asking bt the perse per ' to see fewer tonight and fewer threw the weekend. last night th peaked. we have the moonlight that it is fighting a waning moon and less of a moon was ae head to the weekend. so you mig be able to catch maybe 10, 15 per average per hour or so. best time aft 3:00 a.m. so if you are going to be up that early for tomorrow. the temperatures are going to be cool outside. 63 right in d.c. 58 bethesda. gaithersburg, 57. and yes it is going to feel very much like fall throughout the area. look at locations in the mid 50s, warrenton, culpeper,

him. he talked about his first big league game. >>ust tryingobreathe. i think i held my breath the whole game. i don't know. trying to relaxeehe pitch and play another game. after that hit, every time i see that first knock he's going to be in the pitcher. i thought that was pretty funny. and the whole day and experience. i know my family really enjoyed it and really happy and blessed to be here. >> michael taylor looks very young. he is 23 years ole. so he is not 18, 19 years old. >> does he shave yet. >> he doesn'too he shaves. >> his mom taking him to target to go back and get clothes to go back to tenth grade or something. >> nations mets are back at it tonight. zimmerman getshe start for the nats. elsewhere t orioles have all-star third baseman manny ma cha doe on the disabled list.