"news4 at 11" begins with breaking news. >> a man was shot and killed at a metro parking garage tonight. >> right now two are in custody. this all unfolded here at the wheaton station garage just after 7:00 tonight. our mark segraves was one of the

first on the scene. he tweeted out these pictures of the massive police response. it had an impact on metro riders. traffic on georgia avenue there, and the nearby westfield wheaton mall. >> more on the shootingn and two people being questioned tonight in all this. mark? >> reporter: that's right. take a look behind me. this is the wheaton metro station. it has now been reopened. if you look around the corner, right across the street here is the parking garage. that is still an active crime yssñ scene. still shut off, and police are still on the third floor there looking for clues. we can tell you that this all happened about 7:00 this evening when police reported shots fired. the victim an adult male was shot multiple times while inside this metro garage across from the wheaton metro station. he was rushed to a local hospital, but police sources tell news4 the man has died. >> the investigation is continuing and ongoing,úeérñ and that is really all that we have that we're allowed to release at this point in time.

>> reporter: police searched the garage and the area around the metro station and the area near westfield mall. sources say a gun was located. two men were taken into custody. police initially said they were stopped for questioning. while police would not confirm the two men who we saw taken into custody as suspects, they did say there is no active search for a gunman. >> what can you tell residents in this area? should they be concerned that there is a gunman loose in this area? >> i would say they should not be concerned at this point in time. >> reporter: moments ago, montgomery county police told us in fact that those two men who we saw taken into custody that you saw that exclusive video of, they are being questioned as persons of interest. but that's as far as police are willing to go tonight. they say they hope to be able to release the identification of the victim tomorrow morning, as well as more information about the two suspects. as for the metro garage, it remains closed. several people still have their cars in there. it may be until tomorrow morning before they can retrieve those cars. reporting live in wheaton, mark segraves news4. >> thank you, mark. new video of the clouds and

storms that rolled in over northern virginia tonight. matt in leesburg sent us this time lapse video. but a lot of you missed out on the storms. doug, so the watches are starting to come down? >> yeah we saw the flood watch come down earlier. the lightning boom, right there coming through the leesburg area. we want to thank matt for sending that in through twitter page. we did have the severe thunderstorm watch. that was canceled about an hour ago. we're just not seeing the storms firing up in our region. just not seeing that severe weather threat. but we are seeing a resurgence of a few storms here too. let's take a look and show you. we saw a lot of storms moving through, and then it kind of died out. watch what has been going on over the last hour. look back toward the i-81 corridor. notice back along i-81, the storms really starting to fire again. i'm not expecting anything severe here. but we could see some very heavy downpours around martinsburg. winchester around towards front royal. i do expect more storms to fire around northern virginia in towards the d.c. metro area over

the next couple of hours. so we're not out of woods as far as rain is concerned. the potential there for heavy rain but the severe weather threat way down. i'll show you what is moving in next. finally finally something we're all going to love. i've got it for you. >> sounds good. thank you doug. a maryland delegate is facing charges of indecent exposure and trespassing tonight. our news partner wtob says delegate ariana kelly is accused of exposing herself after getting into an argument with her ex-husband's fiancee last month. kelly was reportedly upset to find the other woman at her ex-'s home in bethesda maryland when she came to drop her children off. her ex recorded the incident with a cell phone. will aggressively fight the charges against her. kelly represents part of montgomery county. here at the live desk, we're tracking the unmanned mission to pluto. in the last couple hours, a message arrived at mission control in maryland letting nasa know the new horizons spacecraft

is okay. >> we're locked telemetry with the spacecraft. >> [ applause ] >> there were hugs and tears as the team reestablished contact with new horizons. it couldn't communicate with earth as it took pictures of pluto and collected measurements of the planet and its moon. new horizons took nearly ten years to travel nearly three billion miles and gave us all our clearest view yet of the icy planet at the edge of our solar systems. >> how often do we unlock the secret of a new world? we did that today. how cool is that? >> well, cool enough for president obama to tweet out a big thanks to nasa. i just retweeted this in which he says pluto just had its first visitor. at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >> pretty cool stuff chris. thank you. we're working with you with this neighborhood alert tonight. d.c. water is warning you to avoid soap stone creek and the nearby hiking trail because of a sewage spill. take a look. d.c. water officials tell news4 a broken sewage line caused a

spike and levels of e. coli bacteria in the stream here in upper northwest d.c. the break is fixed there is no more leak. and just to be safe, officials want you and your pets to stay out of the creek for the next three days. >> yeah, normally love to swim in the creek. it's their favorite pastime. >> so you heard the problem, right? >> yeah, i got an e-mail from a neighbor. and yes, i don't think i'm going to take the dogs offleash anymore. >> officials will continue to monitor bacteria in the creek, which flows into rock creek. police are looking for a would-be thief who tried to rob a 61-year-old man. but the man was able to fight him off. take a look. you can see the man gets punched several times but he doesn't back down. the man clawed back at the wanna-be thief who wanted his money and backpack. in the end, the would-be robber walked away with no money, no backpack. all this happened at an apartment building on 16th street in northwest across from meridian hills park. tonight after accusations of

overcharging, the district is looking for a new school food vendor. earlier today, chartwell school dining services informed the d.c. council that it was pulling out of its contract. just last month, the vendor paid $19 million to settle a lawsuit accusing the company of overcharging the city. chartwell says it would continue to provide service until the district finds a new vendor. mayor muriel bowser issued a statement tonight saying the district would explore all legal options. maryland governor larry hogan is expected to endorse chris christie for president tomorrow. christie's campaign confirms it will have a special announcement at 10:00 a.m. at the tt diner in indianapolis. christie and hogan are friends and the new jersey governor played a big role during hogan's campaign for governor of maryland last year. it's a historic deal, but in no way a done deal. congress now has 60 days to review the nuclear agreement reached today between iran, the u.s., and five other nations. it eases sanctions on iran while

putting limits on the country's nuclear production for ten years. lobbying has already begun to win congressional approval. president obama says he'll veto anything that kills the deal. the white house is also working to win an endorsement from the u.n. two days before he becomes the first sitting president to visit a federal prison, president obama is asking congress to reform the criminal justice system. in a speech at the naacp convention today, he focused specifically on nonviolent criminals and said in too many cases the punishment doesn't fit the crime. >> if you're a low level drug dealer or you violate your parole you owe some debt to society. but you don't owe 20 years. you don't owe a life sentence. >> the president also said the taxpayers are paying the price to keep so many people in prison for so long. they're being tested in departments all over the country, and soon they could be as common as those dash cams on police cruisers. but police body cameras are

still evolving, forcing cops to deal with privacy issues and how to store all that video. news4's shomari stone shows some of the latest technology on display tonight in fairfax county. >> reporter: tonight many police departments from across our area are examining new body camera technology. here at the dulles expo center in northern virginia. >> with a single touch of the button on the side over here, you can actually record what we call stealth mode. >> reporter: gary nichol is a sales manager for reveal. he shows us the late e technology. >> and what that will do, that's going to turn off the front-facing screen as well as the blinking light and you can continue to record. >> reporter: many law enforcement agencies in our area started to look at body cameras after the michael brown shooting in ferguson, missouri. the recording devices capture exactly what an officer sees when interacting with a suspect. >> and the video cannot be deleted. so it keeps the evidential material intact and keeps it very secure.

>> reporter: but there is still some issues in regards to these cameras. for example when does the police officer turn it on? is it always on? what about privacy? these are some issues that we asked the consultant about. >> there are privacy laws that are ready to restrict the use of certain data. >> reporter: jet winborn is the ceo of winborn consulting. he says police have to work with the government to make sure cameras don't violate privacy. >> so the state legislature has to come up with guidance on that. and they are. >> reporter: and some departments are look at the best most secure way to store the data. despite the privacy concerns, many departments and civil libertarians applaud the body cams. in chantilly virginia, i'm shomari stone, news4. a developing story we'll be watching very closely tomorrow. police plan to release quote, significant developments in the disappearance of the lyon sisters. we'll told montgomery police and authorities from bedford county, virginia will be there. we'll send you an alert on the nbc washington app as soon as we know what happened.

sheila and katherine lyon, as you know, vanished from wheaton back in 1975. investigators have been searching a rural property in virginia for months now in connection to that case. a jury of nine men and three women will decide the fate of james holmes. one of those jurors escaped columbine high school during the mass shooting there in 1999. closing arguments wrapped up just a few hours ago, and a judge picked which jurors would deliberate. attorneys argue holmes was insane when he killed 12 people and injured 70 more inside an aurora, colorado movie theater. prosecutors, though say holmes could still tell the difference between right and wrong, and they are seeking the death penalty. next at 11:00 the teenaged girl who survived a plane crash and walked for two days back to civilization. her doctor just gave an update on her condition. a local hospital testing new hires for tobacco use. your answer when we ask you if a person should be kept out of work for smoking. and breaking news just in

from d.c. police tonight. they're investigating a serious crash on suitland parkway and southeast in d.c. a pedestrian was just hit on the

here at the live desk, we have learned the teenaged girl who survived a plane crash could go home any minute now. her friends have been visiting her in the hospital. and for the first time are talking about how she survived. >> a strong will, if nothing else, this girl has a strong strong will. >> ought dumb beech had been visiting her mother and said she was flying home with her step

grandparents in a small plane. she says they ran into bad weather and crashed into the side of a mountain in washington state. she survived two days in the woods and made it down to a main road where drivers spotted her. the doctor says it's remarkable the 16-year-old had only minor cuts and burns, although she was severely dehydrated. >> i think she made some wise decision what to eat and what not to eat. and that may have also contributed to her health as well, making good choices out there. >> he says she didn't have any water on her, but drank whatever natural sources that she could find. at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. don't touch me! >> you cannot use the rest room. >> my daughter police! >> you disrespected me. >> a metro station manager is facing discipline for this confrontation with a passenger. the man who recorded this video says his 4-year-old daughter just needed to use the bathroom. the manager originally told him it was being cleaned, but then decided to let him use the rest

room. the outburst came when the passenger questioned why it was taking so long. from testy exchanges to passengers to safety concerns, metro has seen some tough times of late. and today leaders of d.c., maryland, and virginia went to the federal government to get metro back on track. the biggest need right now, a new general manager. >> it's taken way too long. it's been ten months now. it's time for the board to get their act together. it's time for them to pick a new leader. let's get the best of the best, who can take this system to the next level. i'm look at expansion plans down the road. >> governors mcauliffe and hogan and mayor bowsern department is offering to help find a new gm for metro. smokers not wanted. the new policy at a local hospital has a lot of you talking on our facebook page. anne arundel medical center in annapolis is screening new hires for tobacco use. if an applicant tests point of view he or she won't be hired.

in case you're wondering, it is completely legal. >> i think it's going to surprise people, particularly people who smoke. but i think it's the next step after testing people for alcohol and testing people for drugs. >> if an applicant tests positive, the person can receive treatment and reapply in six months. we asked what you think in our flash survey today. should employers be able to require job applicants to take nicotine tests to screen out smokers after almost 10,000 votes, about four out of five of you say no. well, tomorrow might be a pretty good day to do some online shopping. some of the biggest names in retail are facing off in a price war. stay up. it all starts in 45 minutes. 12:01, amazon is promoting more deals than black friday for its prime customers to commemorate its 20th anniversary. it has deals like a 36-inch tv for 75 bucks. walmart says it will also offer thousands of deals tomorrow, one of which is an an ale ipad minni

2 for $256. and not to be left out, best buy and target are offer aing big sales. homes moved around like toys as floodwaters devastated parts of the midwest. crews found a second person dead in paintsville, kentucky, east of lexington. at least six people are still unaccounted for. in portland, indiana, the city's entire downtown is under water. homes and businesses and police station and city hall all damaged. since june 1, portland has seen 40 inches of rain. wow. >> incredible. >> we're in the clear it sounds like for tonight. >> well, for the most part there is no more severe thunderstorm watches. the flood watch is canceled. both of those were canceled early. we really were not expecting a whole lot from this. but they're starting to refire in parts of the region. the only concern i have tonight is for the potential for some heavy downpours. maybe some minor flooding. but i'm not expecting anything too big. let's take a live look outside right now. a very nice shot at the national

cathedral. the monument way in the distance. still very warm. on the mild side for sure. 83 degrees. winds out of the south at 7 miles per hour under cloudy skies. all those taylor swift fans lucked out tonight. no rain around the stadium earlier tonight down at nats park. they were all dry. look what has happened over the last hour. not a whole lot and then boom, showers and thunderstorms developing back to the west. now they're starting to get rather strong. very heavy around martinsburg, in and around portions of berkeley, shepherdstown. and winchester. you follow this around i-81, in and around front royal. these are areas that have seen heavy rain over the past few days. heads up. never drive through any flooded road waist. what we're going to continue to see, this is a little system a spinning system making its way in here. you have another one, look at this little spin in the atmosphere. any time you see these spins, it helps create lift. it helps to create the storms. you can see the line forming along that one area of spin here that will move on through the d.c. metro area, most likely

around the 1:00, 2:00 hour in the morning. heads up for that. by tomorrow morning if you're getting up a little early for that morning commute, clouds, mild temperatures in the 70s. i think most of the area remains dry. could be some wet roads. give yourself a little extra time. the morning commute is okay. the evening commute looking good. 85 degrees. wednesday really going to be a very nice day. can't rule out an isolated shower tomorrow. that impact forecast is going to be on the low side for sure. clouds, sun mix. more sunshine in the afternoon. but a chance for an isolated shower. nothing strong tomorrow. maybe a rumble of thunder. yeah, but once again most of us remain on the dry side. let's take you hour by hour. 75 degrees at 8:00 a.m. nice and warm. 80 degrees by noon. good day to get outside for lunch. 86 by 4:00. and back down to 84 degrees at 8:00 tomorrow night. so still very, very nice conditions. and it gets even better over the next couple of days. we have a very nice stretch of weather. 86 tomorrow. 83 on thursday. this is low humidity and plenty of sunshine. thursday looks great.

friday looks great. 87 low humidity sunshine. friday a pc friday. we're doing another backyard weather. yes, we finally get to go into somebody's backyard. 91 on saturday. 30% chance of storms that would be late. hot and humid on sunday. 95 on sunday. 94 on monday. 95 again on tuesday. that's going to be heatwave for sure. and it does look like we could see scattered showers and thunderstorms coming up on sunday and monday as well. something we will continue to watch for over the next couple of days. but we've got three great days in a row. >> well week going to make the most of them. >> thank you, doug. hey, a clarification before you all start cursing me through the night. the amazon deal starts 12:01 pacific time. >> go take a nap. there you go. 3:00 a.m. still ahead on sports, the

this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> manny and bryce in the all-star game. how are they looking jason? >> they look pretty good. bryce struggled from time to time during the all-star game. but manny machado did come through. all about making memories. a very special moment taking place at the great american ballpark. pete rose, who has been banned for life by major league baseball received a standing ovation from fans tonight. plus, willie mays hank aaron sandy bench and sandy koufax presented as the greatest living players of all time. the next group of young stars on display tonight. the american league, they now lead the all-star game right now 6-2 in the ninth inning.

bryce harper 0 for 3 at the dish. he is 0 for 5 in all star games. mike trout, the first time that happened since 1989. bo jackson with the mid summer classic. the o's with manny match chad don't go away, he drove in a run tonight for the american league as they lead 6-2. the second half of the major league baseball season starts friday. the nationals would hold a workout at the ballpark before their series with the dodgers this weekend. elsewhere tonight, the castles played their home opener at george washington. three wimbledon winners graced the roster. they have a group more than capable of winning their fifth consecutive championship. venus williams introduced before the castles' home opener tonight. she is a fan favorite. venus in singles. gibbs comes up with a return. a back and forth. and venus end wit a forehand. she would take the women's singles. but mixed doubles, she was matched up with leander pate. not a good one here.

venus' return is going to go out. the kastles dropped just their second home game in four years tonight. they fell to awesome aces 22-17. before the match earlier this afternoon, venus williams helped post a tennis clinic along with kastles. kids had a chance to get pointers. mark your calendars. venus' sister serena williams will be in town to play against the boston lob centers. that's on july 21st. let's head out to vegas. summer league. wizards taking on the dallas mavericks. ubre jr. continuing to turn heads. third quarter action. driving, gets the bucket. he had 11 points and 6 rebounds. the rookies not the only one impressing out there. virginia's cavalier, former guard. that's justin anderson knocking down the jump shot. he scores 15 for dallas. the wizards go on to beat the mavs, final score 85-79.

>> all right, thank you, jason. >> thank you, jason. we'll be right back.

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a landmark store especially for kids in manhattan closes its doors for good tomorrow fao schwartz flagship toy store on fifth avenue is shutting down. even if you have never heard or been to new york, you may remember this scene from the movie "big." apparently the rent at that location just too expensive. the store is trying to find another manhattan spot that is not as costly. >> people buy toys online now.

>> yeah. it's two weeks into july but in boston they're just now putting last winter to bed. the massive snow pile in the city's seaport district where the plows dumped most of the snow from the record breaking winter, take a look at this time lapse video. today

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