johnny manziel's middle finger salute isn't going unpunished. and sad news about the rare snowy owl that captivated washington earlier this year by flying low through city streets. good afternoon. i'm jenny. >> storms kicking up across our area, folks. >> let's get the latest from doug. we got the weekend upon us now. >> yeah, we do have the weekend, and, unfortunately, i think we have rain upon us too, and that rain right now not in every area, but where you are seeing the rain, you're going to continue to see that rain. let's take a look right now. storm team 4 radar picking it up very well. no rain around the immediate d.c. area as far as the city goes, but notice what's going on right here. there's a boundary that has set up. more shower activity down towards the south, and that's really where we're seeing this. to the north and east of the city. down towards st. mary's county and the eastern shore. look what's going on right here.

see this boundary that's set up? that's our front. that's going to continue to sag down to the south. all of this rain through montgomery county, it's coming down pretty good. at least steady. no real heavy rain. it's coming down steadily between gathersburg. if you are traveling up georgia avenue, you'll see that as well. that rain not going anywhere quickly. i'll show you what's moving in not just for tonight, but for the weekend as well. >> all right. > . >> keyshon lewis was tied to several prostitution busts in falls church. busts that date back five years. news 4's david culver is in falls church section of fairfax county working this story at this hour. he is going to show you some of the surprising places where these alleged acts were happening. that's ahead on news 4 at 5:00. we've heard bob mcdonald give intimate details about

troubles in his personal life and his marriage. today his lawyers focused on the real reason he is on trial. those loans from a wealthy businessman. prosecutors say he took those in exchange for helping his company. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey has more from richmond. >> reporter: yesterday was an emotional walk through the mcdonalds' troubled marriage. today it's all about the facts and figures. bob mcdonald's defense attorneys are taking him through all the financial documents, the texts, e-mails introduced into evidence in this case. key among them? the $120,000 in loans johnny williams gave to bob mcdonald's company. yesterday bob mcdonald said he didn't know about the first $50,000 loan to maureen until after she had accepted and spent it, but the next two loans were negotiated by him. a $50,000 loan in march of 2012 and a $20,000 loan in may of that year. both checks came out of williams' starwood trust account

and were written to mogul realty, a small beach real estate company the governor operated with his sister. mcdonald said he made a business decision to rely on personal loans rather than bank loans to deal with operating losses with the beach rentals. >> he still has to call his father for his 80th birthday, which i did. repeatedly, bob mcdonald is asked if he took any sort of state government action at johnny williams' request. each time he replied no. coming up on. >> in richmond, i'm julie carrey, news 4. julie is tweeting updates as they can. you can follow her@julie carreynbc. we have sad news about d.c.'s snow where i owl.

that rare owl that was found that was found dead near the relief site on the shoulder of a minnesota highway. it was in january of this year that the snowy owl was hit by a bus in downtown d.c. well, after a lot of rehabilitation at the university of minnesota she was released in april. officials don't know what killed the owl, but believe she may have been hit by a vehicle. she was identified by a band that was placed on her leg just prior to her release, and they say that her body was in good condition which indicates the owl was successfully hunting. it is another controversial name. the washington redskins. the washington post editorial board announced today it will no longer use the name redskins in its opinion section. the editorial board says that's the standard it applies to "offensive vocabulary." the nfl team's name unquestionably offended native americans and many other americans too. this applies only to the editorials. not the sports and news stories. well, johnny manziel's middle finger will cost him

$12,000. the nfl fines the browns quarterback to his gesture to the redskins bench monday night, and they'll -- it was after an uncomplete pass. excuse me. he can appeal to have the fine reduced because it is more than 25% of his weekly salary of about $25,000. we know a lot of you could be heading up i-95 tomorrow for the battle of the beltways. it's the first matchup between the skins and baltimore ravens since december of 2012. just months before the ravens won the super bowl. skins defensive end jason hatcher is expected to make his first appearance, and don't forget the best seat in the house in your own home. we'll have live coverage from baltimore before and after the game. it starts at 7:30, and you can watch everything here on nbc 4. well, if you haven't taken the family out to the nats park lately, you may want to get out there tonight, folks. the nats are going for their 11th straight win, and if they

win, it will be a new franchise record. five of the last six wins have been walk-offs. that's something that hasn't been seen in baseball since the 1980s. tonight's game against the san francisco giants starts 7:05. with this one extreme, you know the fans are heading there tonight. >> you know it. news 4 traffic reporter melissa has what to expect on the rails and the roads. >> only do we have the natsdz versus giants game tonight creating more volume on the green line, but a whole gaggle of motley crew fans. that extra volume and some of the expected rain we've been talking about in spots could make for bit of a slow trek home. now, as for the rest of your weekend, no closures on metro this weekend. you are going to see some delays on the orange and red lines. your wait times could be as long as 20 minutes. now, between twin brook and shady grow, metro will be testing the now 7,000 rider trains. have a good one. comedian nick cannon admits

to trouble in his marriage with superstar mariah carey. a heart felt message of grief and love by the parents of executed journalist jim foley. they are talking about a

>> mayor vincent gray declared today chuck brown day. he and his family participated in a special dedication to the musician this morning. plus, a permanent tribute to honor brown was unveiled. news 4's malette green has more from northwest d.c. >> chuck brown memorial park is now unveiled in this northeast neighborhood. he. ♪ >> this is the sculpture who watched her larger life life image whose fans spanned generations and into other countries. >> the chuck brown figure, he is 17 feet tall representing, you know, oversized in flows that chuck has had on d.c. the langdon park community is nestled in northeast with

houses all around. >> this is the sleepy little neighborhood. we bought it because it was so quiet. >> reporter: which is why katie ford moved here almost two years ago. she joined other neighbors who did not approve of the memorial's original design for a 900 seat amphitheater after seeing it all done ford still has questions. >> my biggest concern is it looks like they took out the amphitheater that they designed it. i used to be an interior designer. to put a stage right there. there's electricity there. i live in earshot of there. the whole community what we said is don't want amplified sound here. >> reporter: inside the park you can read about brown's life from his days as a shoe shine boy in the 1940s to his focus on percussion instruments. it's designed to be interactive. life-long fans from this neighborhood and beyond can enjoy. chuck brown will be alive forever, huh? >> always and always, as a

matter of fact. >> now, the celebration continues tonight with a concert featuring brown's band. it all begins 9:00 at the howard theater. a consumer alert this afternoon. a popular children's chair is being recalled after two kids were killed. >> plus, how drivers corralled a runaway dog on a busy highway. >> we're going to show you how everyone's feigned panda bow bow celebrated her first birthday. she got dirty and dusty.

>> this wasn't police chase aing stolen vehicle, but, rather, rush hour drivers trying to save a way ward dog thursday afternoon. robert has our report. >> she is a poster -- stranger who's risk their own lives, including andy, who was running down the freeway during rush hour. >> i don't want them to get hurt. >> news chopper 48 wondering why traffic had snarled and then realizing it was a dog racing down the southbound 710 near the atlantic bandini exit. the drivers didn't speed up to avoid her. she they slowed down. >> we watched amazing work from other motorists on the freeway here. >> those behind the wheel couldn't communicate with each other, they somehow managed to

work together creating a mobile fence to try and coral the canine. alex calder nar ating live from overhead during nbc 4's afternoon newscast. >> you can see that armada of cars that have been doing what they can to pry to protect this dog. >> a motorist then takes the lead trying to herd the pooch off the freeway, and that's where andy takes over. >> i turned my hazards on, and i made sure that she was kind of going towards the shoulder. >> other cars do the same, and then andy gets out of her own vehicle, and the foot pursuit begins. finally with the help of others, andy manages to get the dog up an embankment, scoop her up, and head towards home. >> she's super sweet. i was sitting with her the whole time, and she just licked me, and she was just sitting there on the floor calm. she's really sweet. >> well, that dog had -- didn't -- had a collar, but there was no tag on the collar, so she's been turned over to the local animal shelter, which is going to try to find the owner. if not, you they will put the dog up for adoption.

well, it's a major milestone in auerbach yard. bao bao, tomorrow she turns 1, and the zoo is throwing a big, big party. over the last year the panda cub has become the zoo's most popular attraction. she's also been a big boost for our local economy. official here's at destination d.c. tells news 4 that hotels in our area had created packages for tourists centered around the panda mania. i can't read this. i got to watch this. it includes bao bao in its advertising. bao bao is a mess today. >> they need a vacuum. >> we definitely see it as an economic generator. we can't really track that with official numbers, but certainly you see the spike in interest, and even if it's so cute, want to see her or whatever it may be, that's interest in our city, and so we can get it and take advantage of it. >> it is exciting. bao bao's birthday party from 11:00 until morning until 2:00 in the afternoon. visitors, doug, you should know

will get free treats and a chance to decorate a card for the birthday girl. she does -- >> she's very cute. >> they're not going to rain on bao bao's parade, are they? >> i hope not. >> do you want me to say no? >> she needs a shower. you saw that. >> obviously she needs a shower. >> is she going to give get one? >> mother nature will give her at least a little bit of a shower, and most of us too. we got a big day tomorrow. of course, a lot of us going to be heading up towards the baltimore area, and the redskins take on the ravens during the afternoon. going to be a little bit on the wet side. we'll talk about that and get to second. right now, though, take a look outside. this is the scene we've seen all day. when the flag is blowing towards the camera like it is now, that's an easterly wind, and that easterly flow is going to be having a little bit of an impact on us as we move on through the night tonight. take a look. storm team 4 radar right now showing where that rain is. there's not a lot of it out there. as a matter of fact, a few in northern virginia, you're seeing sunshine. there is a boundary right here, and that boundary can you see it very well defined from portions

of the hagerstown area through frederick county and montgomery county and to the cambridge region. that's the boundary. along that boundary, we're going to continue to see showers develop. you can see those in through montgomery county. these have not moved. that boundary is stationary right now. it's going to drag to the south. i expect these showers to develop down to the south too, which most likely includes d.c. right now, though, take a look right here. we'll sfwloom on in right around the gathersburg area. this is towards the only area down towards rockville, but this rain has been rain -- it's been raining here for about the last two hours continuously. now, most of this has been on the light to moderate side, so i'm not anticipating any flooding with this, but this is the boundary, and i want to show it to you in a different way here. you actually see this. all the way from the north. this is not worked for me all week. it's supposed to follow my finger, and look at that. this is the mess that we've got down here that's going to come across the area. that's what we're fwog see during the day tomorrow, i think. it's going to be a mess. at least as far as rain is concerned.

if are you heading outside for your friday evening, areas of rain, mainly light, but we could see steady rain, so take the umbrella with you. no matter what you are doing, a lot of people asking about the nationals game tonight. take that umbrella with you as you head out. temperatures, look at gaithersburg. up to 82. 81 in leesburg, and 81 in fredericksburg. not too bad. 82 in leesburg. here's what's happening future weather wise. notice tonight a few showers developing and continuing around the region. then tomorrow starting tomorrow morning with some showers. watch what happens tomorrow afternoon. where is the game? right here in baltimore. thinking about tailgating? yes. it's going to be a little bit on the wet side. take the tent. if you have a tent, are you going to be a popular guy tomorrow. 80 on your saturday with that good chance of shower activity. 81 on your sunday. 83 on monday. look at next week. next week looks really fabulous return, well, that's there too. how about 87 on wednesday. 90 degrees coming up on thursday. guys, sorry about that mess again. i'm going to clean this up, i promise.

>> we know you can do it. you're an artist. >> if that was in our hour, we would use scizzors. >> he is hosting the emmys and feeling the jitters. sut myers is revealing the most nerve racking part of his gig. >> one mother says she puts pictures of her kid on facebook and instagram, and then someone stoem stole them and created fake pages, and that's not legal. how to protect your family just ahe

trouble in paradise for nick cannon and mariah carey. >> according to the insider and yahoo nick says and he his wife have been living in separate houses for months and may be heed divorce. they married in 2008 at a wedding in the bahamas. only weeks after they started dating. the couple has twins who are 3 years old. well, it's been a big year for seth myers after more than a decade at saturday night live. he stepped into his role as host of late night back in february. >> and monday night he will be hosting the emmys here on nbc. mark barringer talked with myers about getting the big opportunity. >> do you watch "game of thrones?" >> seth myers may be hosting the emmys for the first time, but he is not a first-time host. >> when you were sworn in, you looked like the guy from the old spice commercials. now you look like lewis gosset

sr. >> you had a room of d.c. power brokers. now you're going to be in a room with hollywood power brokers. >> the thing about the white house -- it's not the white house power brokers. they don't broker much power these days, but being next to the president, i think, raises the stakes, the performance there. >> hosting the emmys brings a different concern for myers. >> the most nerve racking part is how many of my colleagues are there. you want to perform well in front of people that you know that you're going to see around afterwards. >> there are also some of the same people who could be targets in his opening monologue. >> how is it different that when the people you are maybe making some comments about are right there in front of you? >> you don't try to make that much eye contact. >> that is easier to do with six months of late night monologue practice under his belt. it's at least taught myers what to do with his hands. >> what? >> at the beginning that first few shouz shows it looked like i was trying to signal a passing plane. >> now you got the choreography down. >> yeah. keep one in the pocket. >> the same place he hopes to

put the emmy audience. mark barringer, nbc news. >> countdown to the emmys is on, and nbc will have special coverage for monday. news 4 will start at 6:00 evening, nightly news. our emmy coverage will begin at -- the special media phenom. now several firefighters are seriously hurt during the ice bucket challenge. >> is isis a terror threat to the united states? what has the pentagon concerned what has the pentagon concerned this afternoon?

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rather warm and humid, and we're seeing those showers that we've been talking if about for the last few days. right now most of the area is on the dry side. it may stay like that for the next few hours, but we're watching this boundary. it's right to the north of 270 here. this is where easterly flow off the ocean combine with northwesterly flow to the west. all that means to you is we've got rain coming down right across the area to the north up towards -- the only area too. this is an area that's seen rain at the last two to three hours, and then we'll continue. still on the lighter and moderate side. no real heavy rain. there is more to come. we have a boundary that's going to continue to sag down to the south. if have you plans tonight, take the umbrella with you. take it tomorrow too. i'm getting the forecast again in minutes. >> doug, thank you. first at 4:30 now.

a developing story. the horrifying execution of american journalist james foley is now considered a terrorist attack on this country. that word this afternoon from a top white house advisor. the white house and the pentagon are heavily hinting now that a stronger response is on the way. nbc's jennifer johnson has our report. >> u.s. war planes dropped bomb on three more isis targets today. a top military official says if isis is going to be stopped, the bombings have to ebbing up and down into the terrorist group's home base of syria too. they now say they won't rule anything out. >> if you come after americans, we're going to come after you wherever you are. that's what's going to guide our plan. >> today the pentagon refused to say if there are any immediate plans to begin a bombing campaign in syria. >> we don't telegraph our punches, but i think you can rest assured that the leadership here in the pentagon understands

the threat posed by this group. >> the white house says it considers the brutal beheading of journalist james foley a terrorist attack against the united states. foley's heartbroken parents say they are now praying for the safe release of the second american journalist isis terrorists are also threatening to kill. >> we pray strongly that everything possible can be done to save steven soklov and other american hostages. >> yeah. we just pray that they will be set free, and that jim will live on. we're going to establish a fund in his memory. >> reporter: as the u.s. weighs more military onlyings, the u.s.s. carl vincent has set sail from san diego for the middle east along with two more guided missile destroyers as part of a scheduled deployment. >> 6,200 sailors are part of that group as the white house says air strikes will continue in iraq and possibly syria. jennifer johnson, nbc news,

washington. in hindsight it seems unbearably sick, but the parents of jim foley also say they were encouraged by a chilling e-mail that his kidnappers sent to them last week. in december a terror group -- isis said that foley would be executed as a result of air strikes on isis targets in iraq. then six days later they released that video of foley's beheading. >> i actually was excited to see an e-mail despite the conclusion that they would execute jim. we -- i underestimated that point. i did not realize how brutal they were, and i actually hoped we could engage in negotiations with them if they were willing to send us any sort of

communication because we had none prior. >> in that exclusive interview this morning on the "today" show the foleys also talked about her condolence call from pope francis. >> pope francis was so dear because he is grieving himself having just lost three members of his family and his nephew critically ill. here m midst of his tremendous grief, he took the time to call. >> he offered us his personal prayer, and we felt very comforted and supported in that regard. >> shortly after the interview the foleys acknowledged that they did view that video of their son's murder. john foley told the new york daily news that he and his wife avoided the tape at first, but ultimately decided they had to watch it because in his words, "we just needed to know." >> new at 4:00 now, the american flag stolen from the brooklyn

bridge in july are back in u.s. custody now earlier this month. two german artists claimed spopt for replacing the flags on top of that bridge with bleached out versions. they reportedly turned the flags over to the u.s. embassy in germany. the berlin-based artist saying the stubt was a tribute to public art and to the bridge's architect. the flag switch raised serious questions about security. the brooklyn bridge is one of new york's most visible landmarks. >> we're tracking developments in the popular ice bucket challenge. this one, there were some problems. firefighters were helping some college students in kentucky with that challenge when the ladder on the truck got too close to a high voltage power line yesterday. two firefighters inside the truck -- inside the truck bucket suffered a potentially life-threatening shock and severe burns. witnesses say they heard an explosion. >> looked up, and we saw a big flash. there was another explosion.

they are both down the bucket. >> the firefighters were on campus to douse campbellsville university's marching band with cold water to raise awareness about als, which is also known as lou gehrig's disease. ice bucket challenges have dominated social media this summer, raising more than $40 million for als causes. president obama agreed it is a good cause, but he has put the word out, the bucket stops here. >> there will not be any giant pails of ice water dumped on the president. he refused a challenge from ethel kennedy who is the widow of bobby kennedy. the president donated an undisclosed sum to the als association instead. yesterday the state department reminded ambassadors and diplomats that the challenge is off limits. federal ethics rules prevents them from using their office for private gain, no matter how worthy the cause. >> why a last minute redesign could force apple to delay the

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. heads up if have you young kids. two children have suffocated from beanbag chairs. 22 million of the beanbag chairs are being recalled. two children opened them, crawled inside, and suffocated.

the beanbag chairs are made by ace bayou and were sold on-line and in stores nationwide. go to our website nbcwashington.com for more information. american airlines is raising the age now for what it considers children flying as unaccompanied minors. the nation's largest airline says it charges $150 for children ages 5 through 11 to fly as unaccompanied minors beginning september 3 reasonable doubt that age goes up to 14 years old. by the way, united airlines charges $150 each way for minors. delta and jetblue currently charge $100 each way, and the best deal? southwest, $50 each way. well, jell-o seems to have lost its jiggle. no one seems to know how to fix it. helped along by commercials like this one with actor bill cosby, sales of the dessert treat have fallen. kraft says that sales have tumbled 19% from five years ago.

consumers reach for more natural alternatives and that same time greek yogurt has surged in popularity. apple is scrambling to get enough screens ready in time for the launch of the new iphone 6. we're on to the second hand, folks. suppliers say there was some sort of problem with the screen forcing it to be redesigned. it's not clear if the hiccup will delay the launch or limit the number of phones initially available. apple has scheduled a media event on september 9th. that's when many are expecting the tech giant to unveil that new iphone 6. this doesn't apply to us, but a whopping 40% of you all do not use all of your allotted vacation time, according to a new constituted where i. >> what? we would never do that. if you have still have days to use, the travel industry wants to entice you with some last minute labor day deals. here's chris klackum. >> reporter: even though airfares are about 6% higher than last labor day --

>> number 27. >> reporter: demand for flights next weekend is already reportedly up 20%, and may increase more based on what orbits found about last minute travellers. >> on average people are waiting five to seven days longer to book this year for labor day weekend than theymer. >> reporter: waiting longer and likely paying more, but the better news for the fortunate few who still have unused vacation time. that's what happens after labor day. summer travel season is almost over, and people are offering bargains. >> apparently especially in plays that are heading into maybe their offseason like some of the other consideration that is are still in the heart of hurricane season. >> speaking of whether the hotter the destination, the

better the bargain, triple-a says keep in mind a road trip is it often the easiest and most affordable of last minute summer vacations. she tweeted about her experience. spending time at 2:00. j.p., as she's known, we hear, is in town making an appearance at the in order strom at tyson's corner this evening. there she'll present her new fall collection, wendy, which is exclusive to nordstrom's. customers will have the chance to meet sarah jessica and have their purchases signed. wow. you can get head gear like that -- >> crown? >> that what you call it, a crown? >> i'll wear it on monday. >> fascinator. well, calm is finally settingsing in on the streets of

ferguson, and now some are wondering where is the officer who pulled the trigger in that deadly shooting event on the unarmed teenager? we're live on the ground after this. take a look at the rain right now. not a lot of it out there, but take a look. here's some of the rain right now coming through portions of montgomery county. going to continue to watch this as we zoom down coming right down along 270. gathersburg seeing heavy rain and take a look at this. new shower just popping up inside the d.c. metro area. inside the city. we'll talk about it coming up.

contrary to the initial reports and the victim is not -- right now the school has restricted access to campus and sent text alerts asking students to remain inside their dorms. the all clear was sounded at 7:00 this morning. it has been almost two weeks since michael brown was shot and killed by police in ferguson, missouri. while the protests continue, the violence that marred the situatio for so long has now eased over the past several days. >> jay gray has been covering the situation in ferguson, and he joins us now live with the latest. jay. >> you know, wendy, jim, always good to talk to you. the messable from protesters, it's been loud, it's been

constant since michael brown was shot and killed. today we are learning more about support for the officer involved here, darren wilson. he is on the other side of the controversy here. >> return to order is slowly taking hold in ferguson. the roads are now open, and so are businesses. in an area that has been gripped by violence and chaos for more than a week. captain ron johnson talked about the changes put on the frontlines of the protests. only seven were arrested, compared to 70 on monday. >> today we have a good -- let's enjoy the day and know that we're headed toward a sense of peace for our community. >> reporter: it's an end to the push for answers. the memorial, the spot where it happened is growing. along with donations to help his family as they try to move

forward. the same website is also accepting done aings for officer darren wilson's family and his legal defense. more than 5,000 people have done it add ated more than $200,000 in the last four days. now in the hands of a st. louis grand jury as they begin to review evidence in the case. >> yeah, that grand jury met wednesday, and will at this point continue to be hearing new evidence in the high profile case. that is the latest live here in ferguson. i'm swra gray. wendy, jim. >> thank you, jay. the police union just made a major donation to the on-line fundraiser that supports the officer who shot and killed brown. the police union donated $1,000 to officer darren wilson's go fund me campaign. right now that goal is to raise $250,000 and more than $200,000 has been donated. doug joins us once again.

another busy afternoon. summer. >> yeah, summer. we've got a little bit of a push off the ocean. that's going to create some showers. you can see they're ready right now. across downtown. >> it's murky. >> light rain for the most part. other areas looking at a good evening. we'll take a look and see what's happening. first off our camera live on top of the building towards reston. reston accident you're on the good side right now. you're on the warm side. you can see the cloud cover continues around that region. temperatures have been in the 80s, and we have beautiful sunshine come out. in the city can you see the rain. see the rain right here. can you see that rain coming down into portions of southeast down around the capital as well. around capitol hill. 82 degrees. mostly cloudy skies right now. we'll see showers throughout the evening, and expect them throughout the evening as temperatures fall through the 70s. here's what's happening now. once again, we have this boundary. can you see it well defined. right along 270. it's going down to the south. showers will develop along this boundary as it shifts on down to the south and east, and that's where we continue to see the showers. here's the one down towards the

southeast. right over nats park. the nationals play at 7:00. could be an iffy game because i am expecting more showers. look at this around gathersburg. this continues to get stronger around 270. heads up. down to the south and west. look at this. clearing skies. that could only help make the storms or at least the rain a little bit heavier as that boundary does push down to the south and east later this evening. right now if are you back towards manassas, back down towards the fredericksburg area, back towards winchester, we are looking at beautiful conditions around the area. temperatures, 77 in rockville. 73, though, rain-cooled in gaithersburg. 82 in leesburg, and 82 around warrenton. no rain expected around warrenton around 8:00, 9:00, maybe 10:00 tonight. tomorrow more clouds. showers likely. not too heavy. i do expect them to be steady at times. temperatures 76 to about 81 degrees. now, your tailgate forecast, if are you heading from d.c. right up i-95 to -- of course, we're

taking on the rafeens over the weekend. tomorrow. 2:00. expect showers. temperatures in the 70s. 4:00, 78. again, showers likely through about 6:00 or 7:00. maybe the second quarter. the rain gets out of there, so we may actually be okay, but i do expect to see a wet field. we'll talk much more about that as we get closer to the game. 81 degrees on your sunday. sunday looks great. so does the rest of the week. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday. all looking good. next chance of storms coming up next thursday with a high near 90 degrees. >> oh, my. the mayor of a small maryland town creating a little bit of buzz. he is now conducting his city business in a tent outside city hall. prince georges county bureau chief tracy wilkins working on the story for new at 5:00. she's live with a preview. well, wendy, this is all after the mayor says he was kicked out of his office inside of city hall. now here is his new office where he is meeting with constituents as we speak and talking with the

president of the council as well. this is what he had to say earlier at his press conference. >> it is a traversy of justice to remove the office of the mayor and not go to the people who voted for the mayor. >> speaking of which, the people who voted for the mayor were out here paying attention to his press conference and had a lot togs about all of this. coming up on news 4:00 at 5:00 we hear from them, more from the mayor, and the city also has their own side to all of this. i'll have that coming up in just a bit. reporting live, i'm tracy wilkins, news 4. from facebook and instagram to twitter. do we reveal too much about our kids on-line? up next, one woman who says someone stole her family from social media and was shocked to find that there was nothing she could do about it. her incredible story. plus, how to protect your family. that's coming up next.

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a massive watch nest outside an 80-year-old woman's home in central florida. florida pest control offered to treat and remove temperatures for free, estimating that it could be upwards of 15,000 watches in it, and they say that the nest could be spreading beyond that chair there underneath the house. the treatment process, by the way, began early this morning and is expected to take the next

two days. toxic chemicals have left one utah woman in critical condition and it may have made a second appearance at the same restaurant one month before. jan harding drank iced tea that contained a solution from dickey's barbecue here a few weeks ago. her attorney now lamz that in july an employee stuck her finger in a sugar container, licked to test for lye, and her tongue started to bleed. harding remains in critical condition. now to an unsettling aspect of the global village created by social media. imagine someone stealing family pictures that you have posted and tried to pass off. it happened to a many month mother, and here's nbc's andy devine. >> reporter: it's as simple as clicking a mouse, and pictures of your children can be ripped from social media and in the hands of a stranger.

>> i think she just is sad, lonely, doesn't have a family. wants children. >> reporter: that's how brandy beckham describes a woman who snatched photos of her nearly 1-year-old babies paezly and presley. >> changing their names, the birthday saying she adopted them and we died. >> reporter: it sends any mom's mind racing. >> i was scared. very scared she was going to come and take my kids, that she wanted them. >> reporter: monroe county sheriff david hoffman handled the case and says beckman is not alone. >> upon further investigation we found two other parents that had children also that this lady had used their pictures, and she had told them that she was basically adopting these children. >> reporter: hoffman says his hands are tied because although what she did could be seen as creepy, it's not illegal. >> for identity theft, you have to steal someone's identity for the purpose of, you know, either financial gain or something like that. >> reporter: and hoffman says the case didn't meet the guidelines for stalking because the woman didn't reach out or

harass the families in the law's eyes. laws that beckman says she wishes were different. >> i don't want it to happen to somebody else. >> now, in this case the woman eventually agreed to take those photos down she swiped, but only after getting some heavy pressure from the sheriff's office. right now at 5:00 a late night e-mail under fire. what virginia's former governor revealed under oath about getting favors from a ceo. the red skenz controversial name debate. who is now deciding to not use the team's name. a senator that made a joke after some say was racist. first, our -- a hands for what could be a wet friday night. >> and this could be just the beginning. let's get the latest from doug cammerer. we're talking about showers, and that's really it. we're not talking any severe weather, but we could see the showers develop in such a way tonight that when you go out to eat, it may be raining on you for quite? time, and then tomorrow i think it's going to be the real wet

day. if you get caught in it, these folks in montgomery county, it continues to come down. also some rain coming down around the fredz rick wrar. this is moving right down 270, and that's where the boundary is from 270 right on down through d.c. right on down towards the south. we will have rain develop along that boundary. heads up around frederick. you'll see rain coming in your area. it actually started to come in your area right now. it is straining down to the south, as i mentioned. right now around aspen hill all along 270, soon it will be in rockville. it is right now. it will be coming down through bethesda, and look at this, it's even coming through the d.c. metro wrar. earlier it was around nats park. nationals take another giants again tonight. heads up for that too. we will see some showers. take the umbrellas with you. details on tomorrow's forecast in just a minute. you can stay ahead of what's happening. get the latest forecast in the palm of your hand.

download the storm team 4 weather app from the app store or google play. now to the latest on the corruption trial. for the first time today jurors heard detailed explanations from bob mcdonald about nearly every interaction with johnny williams. over and over again mcdonald said he did not considered williams' gifts or loans to be inappropriate. our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey where court just adjourned for the week. jules. >> just minutes ago bob mcdonald's defense attorney wrapped up his questioning of the former governor with this final question. he asked in your heart and mind are you innocent of the harjz? bob mcdonald replied absolutely. i know that in my heart i spent 38 years in public service, and i wopt give that up for a round of golf. referring, of course, to one of the many gifts that the former first couple received from johnny williams. as you mentioned, mcdonald repeatedly on the stand today said for all those gifts and loans, he never did anything