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rick. don't walk away from me. ahhhhhhhh! right now at 11:00, severe weather ripping through parts of the region. a viewer sending us this video of hail on embassy road in northwest d.c. more hail this time in mclean and it was so much more. thunder, lightning and heavy rain pounded this neighborhood. sheets of rain coming down hard making for dangerous driving conditions throughout our area. check out this video from the outer loop in largo. even with the wipers going full speed visibility still very, very poor. we have live team coverage. storm team 4 meteorologist

amelia segal will talk about the storms. >> reporter: we're live along old town alexandria. the rain is coming down at this hour but it appears that the worst is over at this point. behind me you can see the ponding on the roadway here. that's what area officials are dealing with and warning folks about tonight, that there is some street level flooding going on here in alexandria as well as the district and maryland. let's go to the video posted by a viewer on instagram. it shows the flooding taking place. apparently we don't have that video but meaj jurormajor flooding occurred here. so much rain fell in a short amount of time. this was an intense storm.

at the height of the storm we pulled into a parking lot area and, boy, so much lightning and thunder, the rain was coming down so hard. it was one of the most intense storms that we have seen in some time. we have been checking social media to see if there was any damage in the area. we haven't seen any reports of meaj juror damage, which is kind of surprising considering how intense these storms were. also no reports of anybody being injured in these storms so that is definitely good news. we are continuing to get rain here. but it appears that the worst is over. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much, darcy. appreciate that. amelia is standing by in the storm team 4 weather center to tell us what to expect. amelia? >> the focus is going from the severe thunderstorm threat to the tornado to now flash

flooding. the severe storm left the area but the areas in burgundy are under flash flood warnings until after midnight. this includes parts of prince williams and down around the woodbridge area and most of prince george's county, you're under a flash flood warning into anne arundel county. we could see another half inch or so. flash flood warning for parts of frederick county and the green here is a flood warning for frederick county until 4:30 a.m. thunderstorms now over the eastern shore and tracking areas of rain overnight tonight. erika, i'm going to have the latest timing on that and what to expect in the full forecast

coming up in a few minutes. we're following shootings with multiple victims. the first is in detroit michigan, where ten people were shot. the shooting happened on a basketball court. we are hearing reports that at least one person is dead and that another is in critical condition. there has also been a shooting in west philadelphia. seven people were shot at a block party including a 2-year-old and 10-year-old. both are in critical condition. a gunman with a shotgun opened fire on the crowd. more on the storms in a little bit. right now we want to tell you about all of the people that lost power in our area. a number of individuals. many families still in the dark right now. more than 26,000 customers are in the dark. most of them are very hard hit

in fairfax counties. pepco has just under 200 customers out and bg & e has 12,500 of customers without power and 2,000 are in the anne arundel county. we posted the tweets and facebook posts and we appreciate that. that's at nbcwashington.com. and fans witnessed history today for the second time. matt scherzer's career day. >> before all of the lightning and strikes, matt scherzer signed a $210 million contract and he's been value for money. this afternoon in the heat scherzer stayed cool and pitched what might have been the greatest start in national's

team history. and you know what he delivered getting josh harrison to pop up deep to left. michael taylor makes the catch and the first of scherzer's career, the nats win the game 6-0. scherzer with just one strike from perfection. we'll hear from the man himself later on in sports. >> dave johnson, thank you very much. police are looking into the sighting of two convicted killers. a caller said he saw the two escapees about 350 miles from the prison they escaped from two weeks ago. david sweat and richard matt used power tools to cut their way out of prison. a correction's officer has been placed on administrative leave.

we continue to follow two big breaking stories involving mass shootings. ten people shot in detroit. seven people shot in philadelphia. we're hearing about at least one dea

lots of us saw and heard the hail as it came down. check out this picture posted on twitter. this is in d.c. where they saw pebble-sized hail. our teams are out in force

tonight searching for a missing former white house chef last seen setting out for a hike in new mexico. walter went hiking on the canyon trail last week and never came home. the chef served as the white house executive chef under president bill clinton and president george w. bush from 1994 until 200

a terrifying midair collision caught on camera in england. you're looking at the british army's red devils. two skydivers suddenly collided.

a soldier wrapped his legs around a team member who was in trouble. >> i looked up and it was wrapped around and realized it's for the exactly how we planned to do it but then training kicks in and we always train for every eventuality. >> they landed safely. they plan to perform again tomorrow. he's only 30 years old but tonight prince harry is celebrating his retirement. he ended a ten-year military career that included two tours of duty on the front lines of afghanistan. the prince will now head to africa where he'll work on several conservation projects. virginia's sweet briar college may stay open after all. the attorney general announced an immediate settlement that would use $12 million raised to keep the school open for at least another year. the deal means the appointment

of a new president and easing restrictions on the college's endowment. the deal will be presented to a judge on monday. it's not every day that officers have to wrangel an alligator but they found this. a three-foot alligator in the backyard pond. investigators were concerned when neighbors called after seeing the alligator in their yard. well, who wouldn't be? the owner was charged with strg having a dangerous animal. tracking lots of severe storm this is evening. want to go straight to storm team 4 meteorologist amelia se gchl gal. >> chuck is in tomorrow morning

and he'll be updating the forecast. here's a check of storm team 4 radar. this is the storm that moves through the area and this is left of bill, the center of this system. this has to move through overnight tonight. we can't rule out about another half inch of rain to move through the area. a closer look at where heavy rain is falling around the calvert beach area. len leonard, lighter rain at this point. inside the beltway, showers at this point. the storm reports from tonight, a lot of reports of hail inside the beltway. these are reports all around the area and this is the report of funnel clouds spotted around the fredericksburg area. two-inch sized hail was reported in stafford. numerous reports of trees down across virginia and maryland as well. road closures being reported as well. flash flood warnings through the

area here in red are going to run through midnight tonight. this includes washington, arlington, alexandria, the district, fairfax prince william county prince george's county, parts of anne arundel county as well. you're also under that flash flood warning. frederick is also under a flood warning that is going to run until 4:30. bottom line, avoid travel tonight if you're under these warnings. you want to do that and if you are out driving, you never want to drive through a flooded roadway. with future weather at midnight, notice the area tracking scattered showers. the threat of severe thunderstorms is now over but 1:00 a.m., still areas of rain moving through the d.c. metro area. 5:00 a.m. potentially light showers. by 8:00 a.m., we dry out and the sunshine starts to break out for father's day. tomorrow, the weather will have a low to moderate impact on your day. it's because of the heat. the storms have done little to bring any relief for our heat

and humanitarianidity. it will feel like 100 degrees. especially during the afternoon hours, a high tomorrow of 96 degrees. by 7:00 a.m. we're mainly dry. 78 at that point. noon at 90. tomorrow evening, maybe an isolated thunderstorm. but whatever plans you have for dad, if they are outdoors, tomorrow you'll want to be concerned about the heat. still, at 75 degrees muggy degrees in washington monday, mostly sunny and hot and a high of 93. shoe we showers return to the forecast on thursday through saturday. >> amelia, thanks very much. still ahead scherzer talks

. all work, to play, but you're not a dull guy. >> no. >> would you like to show snerve everybody? >> i was supposed to be here. >> but you're here with me. >> i wanted to go to news4. >> just to clarify that. thank you. >> hey, how was your week? it probably didn't top max scherzer over the last seven

days. he tossed a one hitter and shut out the brewers. he didn't relax. scherzer ran in the heat while the team want os the roads on the team in miami. in the ten-year history of the nats, they have not seen two games like this. top of the fourth, it's scoreless. this looks familiar. perfect through four. but this changes. look who is back in the lineup. brice harper. i think he's okay. this is a new career high for a season for him. 23rd homer of the season. i wish i could do that. all right. harper is overshadowed because max scherzer is still perfect through seven innings. in the eight, pedro takes one

towards second and he scoops it up and fires and that's going to fire up scherzer. the fans are fired up but i wasn't at the game. we head to the ninth. you tell me -- >> and that's when twitter blew up. >> yes. top of the lead into the pitch, he has a perfect game that is gone but no hitter is good. josh harrison, uh-oh michael taylor is there and makes the catch. it's a no-hitter for max scherzer. no hits and they win it 6-0. >> there's nothing better. when everybody wants to celebrate with you and dump the gatorade, hey, good god. i had six bottles of chocolate syrup all over me. it's just a great feeling.

i can't describe it. it's a cloud nine moment. >> all right. here's where scherzer made rank. pay attention. it's the second time in nats history. he's the second pitcher in baseball history to lose a perfect game by hit batter and first since 1944 to allow one hitter fewer back-to-back complete games. i think he's pretty good. the orioles are pretty good, obviously. the catcher lines one into center. j.j., come on home. he comes home but, wait there's going to be a throw here. he's safe. rbi record for joseph. very next batter, manny has a great month and just crushes this ball to left. it's going off the wall. that's going to bring in both runners. .397 in june.

5-3 over the jays. and to the college world series, virginia taking on florida, bottom of the fifth. two men on the corners. towns takes this one into left. one run. another running set now. he's going to beat the pro. then a two-run double and rbi and virginia heads back to college world series finals to take on vanderbilt. good stuff. hey, your parents might have told you this. if you can't say something nice don't say anything at all. well, the age-old adage was applied to chambers bay, it would be awfully quiet. this u.s. open has been criticized. the greens which are brown, has golfers that are red for anger. it's been wild. eight golfers had at least a share of the lead on friday. now, a perfect day weatherwise for the third round at chamber

bay golf course. right on the edge of the cup, that's an easy tap-in for grace at 4 under. great story here. remember jason day collapsed from vertigo. day flies up the leader board and is at a four-way tie at the top heading into the final round tomorrow. >> all right. i know more now. >> max scherzer -- >> you can frame this. you should. >> i know. i should. >> but you were here. >> that's how i roll. your shift comes in at the airport. >> appreciate it. we want to go back to amelia with the weather. >> here's the latest on the flash flood warnings until after midnight. the district arlington, falls church, prince william, prince george's anne arundel and howard and around the baltimore area.

also, parts of frederick county. never drive through flooded roads. we'll continue to track areas of rain at times overnight tonight. the severe storm threat, though, has come to an end, erika. >> thanks, amelia. "news for today" will have more