with intent to defile. >> all right. here we go. umbrellas and raincoats might be a good idea. >> we are on watch for heavy rain and even a chance for some flooding. the d.c. metro area is waton wa as the storm goes up the coast. >> we're looking at showers this evening and spots steadily tonight and why the metro area through baltimore is under a flood watch including the district, alexandra, fairfax, prince georges as well as prince

georges county and 1 to 2 inches possible for the flood watch and strong winds move in tonight and especially tomorrow morning. remember, never drive through flooded roadways and that could be of concern tonight. and active at leonardtown at this moment and we see rain in washington up through 6:00 p.m. and hagarstown by 8:00. when does this rain come to an end? in 10 minutes. >> if you'd like to stay ahead of the forecast, download the a app. looking for a man who opened fire inside an auto shop near k and third streets a few blocks from the convention center. a guy went in, tried to rob the

shop when a worker told him he didn't have any money, they say the man shot him and ran off. >> the individual was transported to an area hospital. he's in good condition right now. >> reporter: how badly was he shot? >> one shot at the shoulder, appears to be through and through. >> reporter: at this point, the police do not have a good description of that suspect. today the u.s. launched a new set of air strikes aimed at taking out isis targets. the bomber and fighter jets damaged eight islamic and state vehicles near the border and allies conducted more than 200 strikes in their campaign against isis militants. president obama said this military campaign could last for years. vowing to d ing to defeat isis, president called the group a network of death and today speaking at the united nations called on other countries

against isis and had a warning for fighters who join the terror group. >> those who continue to fight for a hateful cause will find they're increasingly alone. for we will not succumb to threats and we will demonstrate that the future belongs to those who build, not those who destroy. after his address, the president held his first one-on-one meeting with iraq's new prime minister. now to a developing story against a terror plot. the terror group, corazon is far along to smuggle explosives on planes. they were testing a bomb that could be hidden in laptops. this summer airline passengers had to show their carry-on devices could turn on. know specific flight was targeted but officials do say the threat was real. >> i think it's very possible

they could have done this. >> the larger cities are worried about the terror group, isis, spread their message. they're being warned to look out for any acts of homegrown terror. the search for the missing uva student, following charges being filed last night against a suspect in her disappearance. >> a manhunt is under way for jesse matthew, the last man known to be with hannah graham saturday. the evidence testing has come back on the items first taken from his home and his car. meanwhile, new video surfaced of the suspect hours before graham went missing. julie joins us live from charlottesville with the latest on the story. >> reporter: as you mentioned, that manhunt for jesse matthew

continues at this hour. but an attorney said he's representing him. this is the parent yesterday charging him with a serious felony count of abduction. charlotteville police said it was evidence that came back from the state crime lab to go to tom wol wolf, state attorney to seek him that ties him to hannah graham. two places where he worked are responding to serious allegations. we were first to report matthew was volunteering as assistant coach at a private school. this video shows him at a game on a friday evening before hannah graham turned up missing. she was last seen with matthew in the early morning hours of september 13. now the school says matthew is

no longer associated with the program. he had been working at the uva medical center aztecnition. and they said matthew has been suspended without pay in the wake of the charges. we met with his new attorney this afternoon. jim is the former county attorney. he confirms he was the lawyer called to police headquarters last saturday when matthew walked in and said he wanted to speak to an attorney. his client hasn't been seen since. am mr. matthew's attorney. i was hired on saturday. that's the only thing i will confirm at this point. the family and i -- nobody is making any statements at this point in time. we might later on but right now, we are not. >> and he would not disclose where his client might be at this time. coming up later, the latest from

the charlottesville police and renewed plea to the public, especially people who have large parcels of rural land. also coming up at 5:00, our cameras were the only one when jesse returned to the apartment complex. news4. residents of the fairfax county where hannah group with be praying for her safe return. it's at the softball field of west potomac high school where she graduated in 2013. and a grand jury just wrapped up in the crash of tony stewart. >> this is big news. the grand jury has decided not bring criminal charges against tony stewart, whose car struck and killed ward back in august. and they announced that ward was

under the influence of marijuana that night, quote, enough to impair judgment. you may remember ward had climbed out of his car after a crash with stewart and walked onto the track before he was hit. still, lots of questions to be answered in this case. stewart could still face a civil suit from ward's family. back to you. >> thanks. we now know exactly when you'll be able to hop aboard a d.c. street car. >> why fewer young men and women are getting married these days. >> a seven count tax situation for

starting next month, some d.c. police officers will have a new tool that's supposed to keep

you and them safer. 160 officers will be wearing body cameras. they'll tape interactions in all six districts in the county and will have one mounted on the head, lapel or front of the shirt. the video will be destroyed after 90 days unless there is a diute or investigation. this will give the department an independent unbiased witness to what happens out on the street. >> for the officers who volunteered for the pilot we all realized we implement ed a lot f technology in washington d.c. and a lot of technology is to make officers safer, make them more efficient and effective. this is just another way for us to do all of that. >> d.c. police consulted with other police departments including laurel police which started using body cams last year. much more on the program including how this might impact

your right to privacy. >> if you have a habit of pa passing stopped school buses, you'll soon be caught on camera. the school board will install cameras on buses similar to these in montgomery county. over the past five years, 700 have been ticketed for passing stopped buses in arlington. the new cameras will catch you from the front and back. the new law takes effect february 1st. if you get caught you will pay a $250 fine. >> the date is set for d.c.'s long awaited street car program. the new trolleys are expected to start carrying their first passengers in november. the cars are still being put through testing but things have been going smoothly and so service will now begin in november. the street car project at benning road has been plagued by setbacks and delays and many in

the neighborhood wondering when the trains would begin service. a surprise announcement from metro. the general manager said he's retiring. he told the board today. richard sarles has been at the head the past four years and wants to spend more time with his family. they will have to cast a wide search to replace him. metro is the second busiest system in the country. transportation adam tuss talks with sarles about his decision. it has the same effects of cocaine, midwest and ecstasy. what parents need to know about a new synthetic drug called cloud 9 hitting high schools. "the situation"

the earlier teenagers get drunk for the first time could determine their alcohol future. those who got drunk for the first time before age 15 were more likely to be heavier drinkers compared to youngsters who did not get drunk until 18. it's another reason parents

should encourage their children to stay away from alcohol. to a drug becoming popular with teens and as a parent, you may not have heard of this. >> it's called "cloud 9" and can be bought at gas stations. six teenagers are in the hospital after taking the drug. >> what's being done to stop the spread of cloud 9. >> it has the same effects as cocaine, meth and ecstasy. >> reporter: it's known on the streets as cloud 9. >> it's being purchased at gas stations. it's not visible to the public. the clerks keep it behind the counter. >> reporter: more and more kids are getting their hands on it. >> either they're putting their drops on the tongue or mixing it with chewing gum or candy and even putting it in soft drinks. >> reporter: here's the scary part. it's completely legal. word is traveling fast to store owners how dangerous it is. i sent my photographer, matt,

into a gas station to buy the drug. listen to the conversation he had with the clerk. >> can i get some cloud, too? >> we don't have it. >> what happened? >> i don't know much about it. it's a headache. >> reporter: public safety director said in the last three months they had five teenagers to overdose on cloud 9 and this past monday 2 students at john glenn high school were rushed to the hospital after ingesting the drug and four students were also taken to the hospital. frazier is meeting with other law enforcement leaders across the state thursday and hopes to bring cloud 9 down. >> the goal is to make this a felony to distribute and possibly possess. we want to be proactive and don't want anybody to die. the sooner we tackle this problem the better. >> cloud 9 can produce hallucogenic effects similar to

bath salts. it has reportedly in some cases made users more violent toward themselves or others. the situation just got serious for reality star mike "the situation" sorentino. the new jersey shore star and his brother have just been indicted for not paying almost $9 million in taxes. the u.s. attorney's office in newark released the two count indictment today. prosecutors alleged the procedures failed to pay taxes on the millions they earned over the past four years. the brothers are expected to surrender to u.s. marshals. lots of gray skies today. going to be soakers tonight and tomorrow, huh? >> good news. it is when most of us are sleeping and in effect for the metro region until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. if you're out tonight, take it easy. it's during the morning commute and when most folks get home.

we're thinking 6:00 is when rain moves in to the metro region, 8:00 this evening. tracking heavier rain in southern maryland, making its way towards colonial beach. leonardtown with heavy rain out towards that fredericksburg area. and moving up and showers moving in to the southern most areas at 5:00 this evening where we drop to 70 degrees. and temperatures in the upper 60s. 11:00, we can start to see heavy rain over the area. for tomorrow morning, what to wear and dress kids waiting for the bus stop. if we can, still need an umbrella and rain jacket. make sure they're layering because by the time recess rolls around, no more rain in the

forecast. sky 4 shows you what the sky will be looking at, at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. gray skies across the area. once we hit 10:00 a.m., no more rain but limited sunshine and clouds winning au ning mostly. we're dry across the area. it is cool and breezy throughout the day tomorrow. you see this high temperature of 69 degrees no with this breezy conditions it will be a few degrees cooler. high of 67, leesburg as well feeling like a fall day. plenty of clouds after the showers come to an end by 10:00 a.m. at the latest tomorrow. redskins versus giants tomorrow evening. kickoff at 8:25. jim will be there at the game. you need to bring a sweatshirt. cool temperature and breezy by 11:00 and temperatures in the low 60s but at least not the worry of rain if you plan to do

tailgating. 69, breezy tomorrow. showers during the morning. the evening commute not an issue. friday, high temperature of 78. clouds reduce throughout the day and temperatures improve by 10 degrees in the right direction. really nice weekend saturday and sunday, high temperatures in the 80s. more on the forecast coming up. >> thanks. she's bald and beautiful. we have the new cover of "people" magazine with joan lunden proudly taking off her wig. plus, are you single? why some women who've never married might stay single. is it a big deal or big nothing why a firestorm is brewing around president obama for the way he saluted a marine. the stories that get you going, first at 4. follow us on twitter and facebook, it's easy. facebook, it's easy. we're coming right back on

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aggressive breast cancer. she will be a special correspondent during october's breast cancer awareness month. how many single people do you know? the number of adults who have never married is higher than ever. >> whether they never met the right person or just like staying unhitched, more are delaying that trip to the alter. more on the numbers on marriage and the numbers may surprise you. >> according to the pugh research center there are a record number of americans who have never married today. here's what the numbers used to be. in 1960, 1 out of every 10 of us never married. today, nat number is 1 out of 5 according to the most recent data in 2012. people say it's the changing culture many marrying later in life about six years later than 50 years ago. economics is a big factor. if you want to marry someone

with a steady job, those people are fewer and further between. some people especially younger people are simply living together and raising children without marrying at all. we put a link to the whole study on our website, nbcwashington.com, search "marriage." >> his wife says he's quote not doing well. new developments after a former congressman is critically injured in an accident on a farm. little ones, they may fit in that car seat right now but can it grow with them? i'm erika gonzalez and i'll tell

i'm amelia segal. a flood warning in effect until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. those in the district, bethesda, gaithersburg, annapolis, towards columbia, the potential for some flooding with 1-2 inches of rainfall across the area. everybody sees rain but the haven't activity in the metro d.c. region. it's breezy throughout the day and remember never drive through flooded roadways. we're tracking not just showers but heavier rain moving into parts of southern maryland as well. this rain continue s s to sprea

through the region. for the national's game, rain delay is possible. it's hit-or-miss. maybe dry at the first pitch. by the last out, rain is likely, pat. >> thanks, amelia. first at 4:30, we are continuing to follow developments for a missing uva student. she went missing nine days ago and manhunt is under way for the last man seen with her. >> a manhunt is under way for jesse matthew, the last person known to be with hannah graham a week ago. we know the results have come back from the evidence taken from his car. they got all the information back yesterday from the state crime lab. it enabled them to essentially go ahead to the commonwealth

attorney who in turn went forward and got that felony warrant for abduction. new video has surfaced of the suspect right there, showing him as a volunteer football coach, assistant football coach at a private charlottesville high school. we heard from the man who now says he's matthew's lawyer. he would only confirm he is matthew's attorney and asked the media to stay away from the suspect's family. take a listen. >> reporter: i know you don't want to answer questions. is he nearby or on the run? can you answer that question? that's what so many people have wondered. >> i've made the only two statements i'm going to make. >> that's all he would say. only confirm he is matthew's attorney and to stay away from the family. you heard my bureau chief, julie carey, asking the question. the most important question at this point, has he had contact with his client, matthew. we don't have an answer to this.

and at 5:00, we tell you why the fbi returned to matthew's apartment. we send it back to you. >> thank you. a former ohio congressman is in the hospital today in critical condition. james traficant was hurt in an accident at his family farm. a tractor he was riding flipped over and landed on top of him. he's 73 years old, served more than 17 years in congress and known for making flamboyant colorful speeches on the house floor. he was expelled in 2002 after convictions for bribery and racketeering. he served seven years in prison. right now, world leaders are talking about the strategy against isis. president obama is getting ready to deliver remarks to the united nations this afternoon a little more than a day after air strikes began in syria. steve handelsman is live with

the update. steve. >> good evening from new york city. with his coalition growing and already scoring an parent victory of the killing in syria of the leader of a dangerous isis like group, president obama was high profile at the u.n. all day trying to grow his coalition. to pull more nations into the fight, president obama personally chaired a u.n. security council meeting to keep isis from growing, preventing young muslims from leaving their home nations to join the jihad or wanting to. >> we must redouble our work to address the conditions. the repression, the lack of opportunity. too often the hopelessness that can make some individuals more susceptible to appeals to extremism and violence. >> reporter: outside the united nations was. >> anish:ty isis demonstration and syria and iraq, more air strikes and jordan's king

abdullah boasted at the u.n. >> my country is at the forefront of this effort. >> reporter: today, a report that the leader of the violent extremist group khorasan said to be planning attacks on the u.s. homeland was killed in air strikes in syria yesterday. in retaliation for france joining in coalition air strikes an isis affiliate in algeria put out a video showing a french tourist beheaded. the french president is enraged. in his general assembly speech, president obama sounded a war cry. >> the only lunge understood by killers like this is the lunge of force. >> reporter: he wants more trust in u.s. leadership to fight the ebola epidemic and russian aggression in ukraine. the urgent obama mission here is fighting isis meeting for the first time with iraq's new prime minister as he tries to save iraq and destroy isis.

the netherlands today agreed to send warplanes and take part in u.s. led attacks on isis. tomorrow, here in new york, president obama hopes to get more countries to sign up. live at the united nations, i'm steve handelsman news4. social media is abuzz about what's being called the latte salute by the president. the president returned a formal military salute as he stepped off marine 1 yesterday in new york city but he was carrying his cup of coffee at the time. the white house instagram posted the salute critics are calling the not so formal salute. presidents aren't required to offer salutes since they are civilians. many believe president reagan started that tradition back in 1981. >> we're learning new developments in the charles severance case. barbara harrison is at the desk with developments. >> we just learned what investigators used to link charles severance to three al

alexandra residents. and unsealed report showed a red car going away after she was killed in february. it did not show a license plate but a month later severance drove to d.c. seeking asylum and drove there in a 1999 ford escort. it does not say how he's linked to other murders. but said based on ballistic evidence, the same gun was used in all three killings. jim, pat. thanks. why wal-mart is going after your checking account. how leaders in prince george's county are fighting sex trafficking and what could be the key to fighting it. the key to fighting it. next.

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young men and women caught in the sex trade, a growing problem in st. george's county and a new law in the works to discourage it. tell us about the law that involves targeting hotels and motels. >> actually hotels and motels. district 7 councilwoman, karen tolls has introduced the bill and said those hotels for rent

by the hour is where the problem is exposing men and young women you mentioned to the sex trade. >> what about people watch right now and thinks sex trafficking could never happen to any i know. >> she thinks hourly rentals will be banned and those operating in this way. there are very few reasons why anybody would need a hotel for an hour, what really is going on there. they think there is a morality issue. it should be considered in every city, no matter age oror -- or gender. it's not just men, women, teens,

all types, even children have recruited people into the sex trade. it's something to be very wary about. >> it will be interesting to see how the law works. >> and there's a trafficking task force in the county to keep an eye on this situation. >> thanks. >> it's an unintentional feature of the new iphone 6 plus, bending. now bending gate is pitting them against the haters. they say it's for jeans that are just too skinny. thieves stealing an arm load of clothing from this pricey d.c. store, not the first hit. working on the rain, everybody think showers between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. tomorrow morning cloudy and breezy and because of that having a moderate impact on your

they're getting out of shape. complaints about the new iphone is soaring as they bend. the brand new $300 phone bends if there's pressure on it. the man behind this video put it to the test. he said it was painful to do and

others said the same thing could happen from having it in the pocket of tight pants. the nation's biggest retailer will offer checking accounts by the end of october. wal-mart is teaming up with green dot to offer low cost checking to any over the age of 18 who passes an id check. the accounts have no overdraft balance or account fees. the accounts are not free. a monthly membership fee $8 and waived if you have direct deposits of $500 a month. it's the beginning of a new school year. it's important to take time to check the fit of that child safety seat. >> erika gonzalez joins us on picking the best seat for your child. >> that's right. if you are overwhelmed by choices when it comes to child safety seats, we have some for you. "consumer reports" the best for

every age. >> these provide the best fit, are convenient and face backward, which is the safest option for babies up to 2 years old. infant seats display both weight and height limits. "consumer reports" says pay particular attention to height limits because children are likely to grow too tall before they reach the weight limit. "consumer reports" new simulated 35 miles an hour crashes show how jarring a collision can be even for seats that do well. >> when children are injured in motor vehicle crashes, it most often is an injury to their head and usually happens when they contact something in the interior like the seat back and you can imagine as they get taller and closer to the edge of the seat it becomes more of a risk. >> "consumer reports" tested 33 of the seats which are ideal once your child outgrows the infant seat and they are longer

and can be rear facing until the age of 2. they all passed a simulated 30 miles an hour crash test and also assessed how well they fit in vehicles and how easy they are to use. top ratings went to the next fit for 2$280. "consumer reports" also recommend all the convertible seats it tested for britax from $145 roundabout to $300 for the advocate. another great choice, the even flow sure ride for $100. "consumer reports" says children should remain in a car seat or booster seat until a safety belt fits properly. that won't really happen until they reach 4'9" inches tall. >> thanks. >> amelia, we will have a wet night and hopefully be out of here when we come back to work in the morning. >> we will have the showers moving in during the evening

commute and out during the morning commute. it will be dry but thursday morning, it will be a slow commute because of lingering showers. the heavy rain falls during the overnight hours when most of us are sleeping. good news on the timing there. the weather is looking nice. sunshine returns. temperatures warm into the low 80s by saturday. storm team 4 radar tracking this rain continuing to impact southern maryland and the northern neck. this is dry air and will take a while before moving northward and showers by 8:00, 9:00 p.m. and heavier rain to the south of leonardtown, this rain advancing south to north. that evening commute, showers move in and morning, showers move out. for tomorrow, actually, if you could leave a little later, it might be a little bit better. walking the dog tonight. walk it early. the later you leave you're

definitely dealing with rain by 8:00 p.m. as temperatures fall in washington to 60s. rockville at 68, gaithersburg, 66, huntington, 70 degrees. it will be chilly and breezy and cloudy as well. here's your planner for tomorrow. 7:00 a.m. still dealing with showers and temperature, 60 degrees. we're mainly cr lly dry. noon, mid-60s, only a high temperature of 69 degrees. not only that, you're noticing the winds throughout the entire day tomorrow. feeling very fall-like tomorrow and gloomy skies for the most part. looking good and friday looking better. partly sunny skies, high temperature, 78 degrees. weekend looking spectacular. high temperatures saturday and sunday in the low 80s. a nice fall weekend, the first full weekend of fall and feeling

a little more like summer and updating everybody on the timing of the rain for this evening. >> thanks. if you'd like to stay ahead of the forecast, download nbc apps in the app store or google play. for the second time this month, thieves have hit this retail store in northwest washington. two men walked into the hudson trail outfitter store on wisconsin monday afternoon, grabbed an arm full of clothes and ran out of the door. police just released surveillance video hoping it will lead to clues and arrests. no one was injured. last week a man walked in and did the same thing. some stories we're working on in our newsroom. an old plaster job at a restaurant uncovers an art gem. take a look. talking to the owners of this restaurant who are literally uncovering history. plus, a sudden surge of heroin

deaths is prompts a call for action inside northern virginia. looking inside your home. rroding gas pipes that pose an explosion risk. how to spot the aging network of underground pipes. some high school football players in montgomery county are hospitalized for first degree burns. the source of their pain is the very gear they wear to play the game. it happened at a high school in silver spring. this all started with an effort to keep the players from getting sick. >> reporter: good afternoon from springbrook high school's afternoon football practice in silver spring, maryland where coaches last week thought they had a player with a staff infection. turned out to be eczema. they ordered the pads and helmets be sprayed with a disinfectant and the wrong time because last week the players

complained of pain and burning and matthew robinson had to be hospitalized and is being treated and out of school ever since. >> there's no date. as soon as i'm capable of going to school. >> reporter: you think you'll go back to school next week? >> hopefully. >> reporter: all new at 5:00 tonight, the school principal tells us how this mistake was made, how the wrong disinfectant apparently was used on the players' equipment. that story a hehead news4 at 5. back to you. tensions are once again boiling over in ferguson, missouri, why an angry crowd smashed store windows. police say this was an open air drug market. the two men here say no, it's not, a place they work on cars. not, a place they work on cars. two sides to this

in cases of rape and incest, just not, a place they work on cars. two sides to this like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge.

two police officers are injured, five people under arrest today after protests reignited in ferguson, missouri. hundreds of people gathered in the streets overnight. they were angry over the burning of a memorial for michael brown. the 18-year-old was unarmed when he was shot and killed by police last month. last night, windows were smashed on a beauty shop and restaurant set on fire. police don't know how the brown memorial caught on fire. now to a developing story

involving the advanced manhunt for a sniper accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper. >> what makes eric frein so hard to find, he's a survival list. >> reporter: police continued to search with vehicles and police choppers in the air and still no sign of eric frein accused of killing bryon dickson and wou wounding the other officer almost two weeks ago. >> we believe he has planned extensively for months and maybe years for this attack and efforts to avoid apprehension. >> reporter: still, deputies continue to get tips and evidence and feel like they're closing in. >> many sightings seem to be reliable and we find evidence believing he is living in and around that area.

>> reporter: this newly released video shows frein in a documentary about the vietnam war. >> he has a huge arsenal and sem mu lating this for years. it's a very dangerous situation. >> reporter: with a wrap tall murder suspect on the run, many are on the edge. >> if one of my workers open up a door or building, there's a crazy guy in there. it's a concern. >> reporter: after classes were cancelled for four days, stepped up security is now in place as students head back to school. >> hopefully it's a start of going back to normality and hopefully get situated sooner than later. >> reporter: a hope shared by dozens of officers searching the area day and night. jay gray, nbc news. tonight at 5:00, a man accused of abducting a uva student and shows him working

with a high school football team. >> i'm john. i go to great mills high school and my friends got guns in school. >> a school locked down after a fake call. police want help to track down a caller who set off a campus scare. metro's change at the very top during a crucial time for the transit system. now at 5:00, we are under a flood watch and the rain is just starting to creep in the washington region. >> showers will come in from the south and this storm could be a while even impacting your morning rush hour. doug ckammerer is tracking it al for us. >> we've been tracking it all week long and looks like the haven't rain will move in a couple hours. showing where that rain is in portions of our region. look from waldorf to upper

marlboro to leonardtown and fredericksburg. if you're leaving or about to head down 95 towards fredericksburg, be on the lo lookout for that rain. the northern neck getting hit pretty good and that southern maryland portion around leonardtown and mechanicsville, where it will continue to come down all night long. the rest of us will get the rain in richmond and raleigh and the outer banks. we continue to see all this moisture move in. a little bit of nor'easter here coming with winds at 20 to 25 miles an hour. they will strengthen, the haven't rain come through and the flood watch in effect until tomorrow morning. i'll update you on all of it and show you that thursday coming up. >> thank you. >> you can stay ahead of the forecast, download the weather app or