now at 11:00, shots fired inside a maryland home. three people are dead. neighbors say it's the second

tragedy to hit this family in ah matter of days. >> a house customized for a wounded army veteran destroyed in minutes. >> i couldn't see a foot in front of my face. >> how his wife and neighbors came to the rescue. >> demonstrators hit the streets of ferguson, missouri. the family of a dead teenager accusing the police chief of a smear campaign. >> announcer: news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> family members are grieving tonight after a gruesome discovery inside a maryland home. good evening, i'm doreen gensler. >> police found three people shot in the apartment on add son road south in district heights this afternoon. all three died. now investigators say it looks like a murder-suicide. jackie benson is live with the latest. >> no names have been released. relatives tell us one of the

women is a woman in her 30s who lives in that home. we do not know her relationship to the man who is believed to have shot both her and another woman. >> well into the evening, investigators continue to go in and out of the house on addison road south in district heights. just before 5:00, gunshots were heard in the pickwick square townhouse complex. someone called 911. this neighbor saw the response. >> there was a swat team toward the front. it broadcast on their speakers to let the person know they're coming out. >> neighbors say the woman who lived in the house had been living there alone since her mother's death of natural causes a week or so ago. nikia braxton lives down the road. she was at work.

>> you feel bad for everybody. you have to make arrangements for one thing and now you have to do two. this was the mother's house, but she stayed alone. >> many family members rushed to the scene after hearing the terrible news. >> they will continue to investigate and reconstruct the scene. >> police tell us they expect to have uh dated information tomorrow. live in district heights, jackie benson, new 4s. >> protests in a rainy ferguson, missouri are staying peaceful despite today police releasing new surveillance video of a person they say is michael brown stealing from a convenience store minutes before his death. also the officer identified as shooting and killing brown is darren wilson, a six-year veteran. tonight reverend jesse jackson joined protesters. >> details and at times conflicting information angered

the community again. brown's family said it is an attempt to assassinate his character the. here's more from ferguson. >> reporter: for a second night after several days of violent demonstrations a peaceful gathering in ferguson with highway patrol captain ron johnson in the midst of the crowdment a welcome sign after tensions swelled friday when new details sparked new questions in the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown. police released the name of the officer involved, darren wilson. >> he's within a police officer for six years. had no disciplinary action taken against him. he was treated for injuries which occurred on saturday. >> reporter: police made public this convenience store security footage police say showed michael brown minutes before he was killed, allegedly stealing cigars and pushing a clerk. ferguson police chief tom jackson said the officer wilson who stopped the teen and a. companion from blocking traffic

may not have known brown was a suspect. >> this robbery doesn't relate to the initial contact between the officer and michael brown are. >> reporter: the focus on the alleged robbery and release of the video have become the focus of new outrage. >> the family feels that was strategic. they think it was aimed at denigrating their son. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: reigniting anger reason the community. >> they want to justify them killing that boy. homicide is homicide. >> reporter: as the rallies continued, continued calls for calm and civility. >> we sat on the sidewalk. we can talk about issues, what we want and need and the conversation that needs to happen. we can make it happen. >> in a community struggling for answers. in ferguson for nbc news. >> we'll continue to follow the situation in ferguson throughout the weekend starting with news 4 today at 6:00 a.m. you can find the latest any time on nbc washington.com.

>> neighbors come to the rescue of a wounded warrior, his wife and their dogs. we showed you the devastation at this montgomery county home. the man who lived here is a triple amputee. he serveded our country in afghanistan. tonight chris lawrence talks to his wife and the neighbors who helped him get out. >> reporter: jessica saw her husband through a year and a half of gruelling rehab, only to lose her home a few months after moving in. >> we have been through worse. just one more setback. >> reporter: thursday night fire broke out in the garage. the neighbors saw it and rushed to help save them and their dogs. >> no one was around. i called 911 real quick. >> and the heat coming off of that and the damage of this thing, you know, it was like a furnace. >> reporter: the fire was engulfing the house and jessica was inhaling smoke. >> to the time i saw it to the time i couldn't see a foot in front of my face was barely two

minutes. we were really lucky. >> reporter: she can use that word with perspective. one of her husband's wheelchairs burned in the fire. eddie klein's friends call him flip. he's an athletic over achiever who went from enlisted man to west point. he stepped on a roadside bomb two years ago in afghanistan and lost both legs, an arm and several fingers. i have been to that area where it happened in kandahar. it is a rugged, violent part of the country. klein was treated in walter reed. they were able to move back into a home with their dogs. the landlord installed ramps all over the house. even a special stairlift so klein could get down to the basement. >> this house was with perfect for us. we were really lucky to find it. i don't know that we are going to find something like this again. it's pretty devastating. >> reporter: she said it herself. they have been through worse. jessica found a way to carry her

husband out. neighbors rushed to help. that's likely to continue on this facebook page, friends of flip, where people are lining up to find a way to get this family back on their feet. chris lawrence, news 4. >> new at 11:00, now an indictment tonight against possible presidential hopeful and texas governor rick perry. he's accused of abusing his power, illegally vetoing funding for state corruption prosecutors. the republican promised to veto $7.5 million for the public integrity unit if the leader, a democrat, didn't resign. she had been convicted of dui. when she didn't, perry carried out the veto. his attorney said it was legal and the governor will fight the charges. >> 15 days into the corruption trial for virginia's former governor and his wife bob mcdonnell calls it crushing to be part of the case. he's ready to present his side of the story.

today the judge rejected a request to dismiss charges against mcdonnell and his wife maureen. they deny accepting 177,000 dollars in gifts and loans from star scientific ceo johnny williams in exchange for promoting his company's dietary supplement. jew uhly kerry caught up with the former governor outside court today. >> i always try to tell the truth about everything that i know in public life. that's what i'm going to do when i take the stand. >> we don't know when he'll testify. when court opens on monday, julie will be there. follow her on twitter and see the full reports on news 4 and nbc washington.com. >> turning to the weather now we have had a couple of clear, cool august days. are they going to last through the weekend? veronica johnson has a look at the forecast. >> we have a cool night coming our way. summer will come to visit. it will be a short visit. let's see what's going on now. as indicated earlier, yes, we would see drops of rain to the

south. exactly what we are seeing on storm team 4 radar. look at that orange county through stafford to king george county. light showers south of fredricksburg to colonial beach. not going to last long. the clear and the cool with most neighborhoods dropping down again to the 50s with a light wind. for us tomorrow an energizing start. air quality tomorrow will be good. just have to worry about the weed pollen. folks, tomorrow you will want to get out. there will be a little bit of rain and heat to slow us down. i will detail that in a few minutes. just how wet and how hot. >> a woman hit by a truck while riding her moped in rush hour. that happened at 8:30 this morning on connecticut avenue with 36 street in northwest d.c. 36-year-old nadia sailor of wheaton was killed. witnesses tell news 4 the truck was going the wrong way on a one-way street. police are investigating.

>> a d.c. man faces charges tonight for allegedly scamming an 89-year-old woman out of nearly $9,000. michael adams offered to to paint a small scratch on the victim's car back in march. for months he told her to meet him in a home depot parking lot for other repairs. he demanded $5,000. she paid it along with $4,000 in gift cards. adams is not a certified mechanic. an inspection of the victim car revealed no work had been done and thor car needed $460 in repairs. >> it's happened again. the company that owns shoppers food stores is warning consumes about a data breach. super value says hackers accessed a network that processes payment cards. payments between june 22 and july 17 at 180 supervalu stores here in virginia and maryland.

supervalu tells us there is no evidence that card holder information was stolen. it's offering customers a year of free identity protection services. it also says the security problem has now been fixed. >> he owns some of the hottest restaurants in the area. now reports claim celebrity chief brian voltaggio is facing drunk driving charges. police stopped him in baltimore in june. he owns range and volt restaurants. he's due in court next month. >> they are sneaking free rides on the rails. the i-team caught some of them in the act. tonight how metro is cracking down on the fare jumpers. >> and a look at the casino as more bad news for atlantic city. >> a house that stopped traffic on a major highway. the story behind the picture

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a new player is about to start casino wars. today we got a sneak peek inside. it features the first in the state outdoor gaming area for smokers and restaurants owned by celebrity chefs like guy fieri and aaron sanchez. they hope it will be a destination not just for gamblers. it opens tuesday, the 26th at 9:00 p.m. they are still hiring. >> as another casino opens in maryland atlantic city's newest casino is planning to close a week earlier are than expected. the revel casino opened two years ago marketed as the savior

of the struggling casino industry. it's been unable to find a buyer. it was supposed to close september 10 but will shutter eight days sooner. by the end of the year four of atlantic city's 12 casinos will have closed. >> tonight from the news 4 i-team while fares are rising the number of people trying to sneak onto metro trains is dropping. police show a 33% drop this summer. they are using plain clothes officers to crack down on people. the i-team got images of more than a dozen passengers trying to sneak onto the trains. >> why is the number going down? >> we attribute it to a lot of things. good enforcement. making people aware. we see a lot of the bus operators there so we put

emphasis on that. >> pentagon city is most recently targeted. >> a section of metro are's p pizzaiest line is shut down for the weekend. both the tacoma and silver springs. free shuttles on the red line from forest glen. also delays on the blue, orange and yellow lines. >> video from louisiana. yes, that's a house stuck on a bridge. the moving company apparently miscalculated the height of the guardrail. place stopped traffic for an hour to jack up the house high enough to move. to make matters worse an accident backed up the opposite lanes when somebody stopped suddenly to take pictures. hopefully not those. >> hopefully. >> we are in for a mixed bag this weekend, aren't we? >> exactly. we don't warm up butteth weather

conditions will go downhill this week. it's important to get a handle on the timing of the rain. outside this evening all we have had is light showers down to the south around areas like south of quantico around fredricksburg. not a big deal. your next chance of rain the second half of the weekend. let's talk about the temperatures. again, they will be just as cool, just as low as they were this morning. charlestown, martinsburg dropping to 50, 51 degrees. around burtonsville dropping to 51. these are readings for tomorrow morning. shots like chantilly, 55. lanham, 55 to 57 for tomorrow morning early under a mostly clear sky. the clouds we have now will push out of here. hopefully you will push out early, too. you want to take advantage from beginning to end. the runner's impact, sun up at 6:23.

by 8:00 a.m., 67 degrees. upper 70s by 11:00 a.m. yes, sunshine across the area tomorrow. if you are headed to the beach, beach forecast not bad. the water temperature, 74 degrees now. nice conditions for saturday. the high, 81. yes, it is showers. maybe even thunderstorms at the beach for sunday. looking like scattered storms. it won't rain the entire time. let me start out with your future weather early saturday morning. clouds head out around d.c. annapolis in areas off to the east. sunshine for us pushes over to the east for the afternoon on saturday. here is a look at sunday as early as 5:00 a.m. there could be light showers around the area. so the rain we are talking about for sunday in the second half doesn't always occur in the afternoon. could be stepping in just a few light showers for the early morning hours. most of it, yes. the afternoo coming with thunderstorms, too. leesburg to warrenton to la ray.

saturday, enjoy. 75 to 83 early in the day. gorgeous conditions tomorrow afternoon as we drop from the low 80s to around 80 degrees by early to mid afternoon. 87 around fredricksburg. a high in menassis. sunshine through the area. there is a look at the thunderstorms with the heat on sunday. 3:00 p.m., a chance of storms. yes, even at 7:00 p.m. if you have plans to go out. here is a look at the storm team four-day forecast. you can see the weekend, 86 to 91. we get summer heat. conditions will be going downhill for sunday. there will be plenty of opportunities to get out on sunday. do it early in the day. could be talking about run-off issues by tuesday afternoon. yes, those are storms for tuesday, maybe even heavy rain. >> oh, my. better enjoy tomorrow. >> exactly. >> thanks. >> ahead in sports the nats bats stay hot as they look to sink

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>> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by your home for the most live sports. >> starting off back home strong. >> yes. the perfect wet er. why not get a win? it's one thing for the nats to sweep the struggling mets. trying to beat one of the best teams in the national league is a different challenge. nationals return home for the first of ten games in ten days starting against the pirates. laroche got it done in queens. bottom one with two on.

that brings in a run 2 for 4 with two rbis in the game. nats up 1-0. two batters later, harper up with the bases loaded. bryce is nice. over the head of of walker into right. this one's in. laroche follows him up. a single for harper. nats up and harper stays hot. skip ahead. nats up 5-3. soriano in to close. alvarez take this is one to right. the pirates are now within one. so two batters later, josh harrison up with two on. popping this one up. and he was there for the catch. nats hold on to win it 5-4 for the fourth straight win. orioles on the road, visiting the cleveland indians tonight. let's pick it up top 8.

indians up. two out for j.j. he gets it to drop in center. crisp in third. here's the throw off the mark. cruz is safe. rbi single for hardy. we are tied at one. we'll go to extras. avila is up. this one is out of here. smashes a solo shot to left. that's your winner. indians with the 2-1 win. i said just over a week ago the redskins practiced with the patriots for three days and then play them in the first preseason game. tonight the eagles got a shot against the pats. eagles in foxborough. they practiced with the patriots this week. brady intercepted by kerry williams. down the sideline past the quarterback. bring me there, trying to tackle him. it's preseason. what are you doing? that shows you how competitive that guy is. eagles take a 7-0 lead. here comes the good.

brady finds tompkins for a 15-yard touchdown strike. 81 yards and a touchdown and a pick for brady. skip ahead, third quarter. ryan mallet at quarterback. struggling this preseason. think he fixed it tonight with that throw. 17-yard-hook uh-up. patriots win it. finally tonight washington clichblged a playoff spot after a win against the sun. this is the second year in a row. i'm not letting you off the hook. i challenged you in the a.l.s. ice bucket challenge. i'll give you until monday night at 11:00. i'm looking forward to the video. >> or i can make a donation. don't forget. >> thanks, we'll be right back. í

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