announcer: news 4 today starts now. right now at 6:00 a.m., a sex assault suspect runs into a metro station and through a train tunnel. still, this morning, police don't know where the man is. we have a stretch of perfect weather on the way. today, we have to deal with quite a bit of rain. looks like overcast skies, we are dealing with it all today. i'm gos gangie gosk. >> i'm david culver. first, let's turn to the weather and storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein.

looks like we will need the umbrella. >> you are right. no rain right in washington here in the storm team 4 weather center. closely watching showers tracking across northern virginia. they are getting closer to the metro area. south of it, thunder showers showing up. this is west of richmond. this cluster producing heavy downpours. right now, scattered sprinkles. the close up radar in green in fairfax and loudoun county. farther south, the area in yellow, south of warrenton and fauquier county. these showers getting closer to washington, nearby suburbs, prince george's and montgomery counties in the next hour or so. temperatures are cool. in the 50s north of the metro area.

mid-60s in washington. mid to upper 60s around the chesapeake bay. i'll show you the hour-by-hour threat of rain in a few minutes. >> we'll check in with you. breaking news out of prince william county. a man is dead after a double shooting in gainsville. police found two victims in a parking lot before 2:00 this morning. both men had been shot, both rushed to the hospital. a 23-year-old man died, a 22-year-old in critical condition. a third person grazed by a bullet. the suspect left the scene in a light colored suv. a sexual assault leads police to a metro station. police are looking for this man. just after midnight, he ran into the wheaton station and down a tunnel. police chased him into the tunnel, but he did get away. officers cleared the track and

trains will run normally this morning. millions of people across tokyo will try to get back to a normal sense of lifestyle after a strong earthquake. the power of the 5.4 magnitude earthquake rattling the cameras. no one appears to be hurt. they had to help some people stuck in elevators. officials did not issue a tsunami warning. in tacoma, people are on alert. news 4 was rolling when police cuffed this man. he could be the person that stabbed a man near the corner of university boulevard and new hampshire avenue. police are not saying what led up to this. thursday night, officers responding to a double shooting a couple blocks away. right now, hundreds of cyclists getting ready to ride along the tacoma to highlight an

issue. at 8:00 they are hosting an honor ride. they will start in arlington and ride 25, 50 or 75 miles all to raise money for injured veterans and veterans struggling with prescription drug use. the heroes 9/11 5 k will start. you don't have to run, you can go, cheer or donate. go to carl sandburg middle school to take part. major road closures for the police 5k. at 3:00, army navy drive will be shut down between south 12th street and southeast street. columbia pike is going to close between pentagon and south joy street. >> one of those days you have to be aware. washington boulevard, westbound

is going to close to 395. itis going to start at 6:00. southbound route 110 will close from rosalyn to t street. all roads should be back open around 8:00 tonight. on september 12, 2001, firefighters hung an american flag at the pentagon. 14 years after flight 77 crashed into the building, workers continue the tradition there. they put the flag on the west side of the building. 184 people lost their lives that day at the pentagon. the brother of a victim is fund raising a new visitors education center near the pentagon memorial. julie carey toured the site. she reported on why it's so important to younger generations. >> reporter: he helped lead the effort to get the pentagon memorial built and often spent time at the bench bearing the name of his brother.

now, he's heading another fund-raiser in the grassy clover leaf. he tells me, when he led a tour of sixth graders, he realized more than a memorial might be needed to help others remember. the sixth graders didn't know it was a plane that created the devastation. >> we started getting into a conversation. they said no, we thought they were bombs that went off. that's when we realized we had a teachable moment here that we were missing for generations coming after 9/11. >> reporter: these drawings show where they hope future generations will learn the story of what happened on 9/11. the video helps make the pitch. >> the pentagon story is the nation's story. >> a story of heroism and people went in to try to help recover people that were trapped. the story of how we rebuilt the pentagon in a year. and how the world changed, tsa came into existence.

>> reporter: the center will serve to tie together the nearby air force memorial and arlington cemetery. a walking path is planned from the center to where 9/11 remains are. the price tag for the project is $60 million. they want to raise $15 million to help with maintenance at the pentagon memorial as well. >> try to do what we can here to tell the story of what happened at the pentagon. >> reporter: in arlington, julie carey, news 4. we are working to find out more about the man with a knife who was shot and killed inside union station. the man stabbed a woman after he started fighting at a nearby building yesterday. a security guard chased him near the mcdonalds inside the union station. when the man went after the guard with a knife, the guard shot him. the woman is expected to be okay. check with amtrak this morning before boarding your

train. a train killed a person outside of baltimore yesterday. the train originated here in d.c. and was on the way to new york city. no one on board was hurt. amtrak reported delays into the evening hours yesterday. major track work could mess up your plans that weekend. this affects all six lines. we have the breakdown. trains on red, orange, silver, blue and yellow lines going to run every 24 minutes. the greenbelt station on the green line, that's closed. shuttle butses are going to tak you to the park. that will be until monday morning. >> travel alerts in the district. at 9:30, v-dot will close one lane. crews will reopen the street at 3:30. it will take about four days. >> gotta be prepared for that. good morning, it is 6:08. it is an annual tradition in

jeopardy of shutting down. it will happen tomorrow. we are going to look at how the festivities will be a little different this year. >> dramatic video of a tennis star being tackled. this morning, we are learning this morning, we are learning more details abou

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announcer: you're watching news 4 today. the adams morgan day celebration is on for tomorrow. it will be different this year. homeowners and businesses came together to get it after sponsors canceled. 18th street will stay open to traffic the entire time.

it runs from noon until 6:00 tomorrow. today, you may see the d.c. mayor walking around your neighborhood. she will participate in a mile and a half walk. it started at 9:00 this morning. the walk is part of the mayor's fit d.c. program that promotes health and wellness. they help residents live healthier lives. it's a few months strong. >> all right. this next story, one of the moms and the first day of school. what happened here was they started up the second day to learn they were no longer in the system, or so it seemed. the computer glitch that impacted a good number of kids. it's going to be a dreary saturday, sorry to break that to

you. we are going to check in with sunshine tom though. he just walked in the

well, it's flames like these that have parts of california under a state of emergency this morning. hundreds of people near sacramento are evacuating. thousands of homes are in the line of fire.

it's destroyed dozens of them. gadi schwartz is there to show us the fire firsthand. >> reporter: in fire ravaged california, there is a new inferno growing. flames so intense, so large, spreading so fast. >> get down there. >> even a tv crew from kcra was caught inside the blaze. nearby, the heat is churning you have firenados, homes fully engolfed, explosions heard within. >> it's pushing up against the lines we have so far. >> reporter: more evacuations are under way and families are ready to get out. >> get the personal things i need to take and god willing, survive. >> reporter: the fire has grown to 50,000 acres in just three

days. near fresno, the rough fire, california's largest fire is 119,000 acres. itis forced the evacuation of an exotic cat rescue. >> it's best to move the animals out at this point. >> reporter: the fire is going near the ancient sequoia forest. one of the most remarkable things is the overview of the forest. umpb unfortunately, a lot of the trees are dying out. sprinklers are being set up to save the trees. conditions where a tiny spark with quickly explode into unstoppable flames during an historic fire season that's only begun. gadi schwartz. 107 people have died at a

crane collapse. a construction crane went through the ceiling of a grand mosque in mecca just before evening prayer. 230 people hurt. the collapse comes days after the pilgrimage, one of the largest gatherings for muslims in the world. 2 million people attended last year. an nypd officer is on leave right now. it is a case of mistaken identity. blake was outside a hotel texting when the officer took him to the ground, thinking he was a suspect for credit card fraud. he's ha two previous lawsuits. >> absent from the first day of school and students were eraseed from the system or so it seemed. the software glitch went beyond fairfax county to other school

districts. this mom likes having access to her kids school records. the new student information system, having just launched this school year. the new s.i.s. let's her check for grades, discipline and health information. when she logged on, her high school aged son didn't exist. >> how could he be dropped? >> she says it started with an excused absence on the first day of school, he had a scheduled college visit. >> i called them and asked them and followed all the protocol and got a message on the phone later in the day that he would have to come in and be reactivated. i was confused about that. >> after that college visit, her son went back up to school the second day of classes to be told he wasn't in the system and his class schedule was gone.

>> on the first day he totally dropped out of the system. >> we asked fairfax county schools. they didn't know how many were impacted, but it was more than one school. they apologized and told us, quote, this is one of the limitations in the s.i.s. that we've discovered and will be working with the venn tor to make improvements. loudoun county uses the same system for its students. a school spokesperson saying they have had no widespread issues. she worries about her son's workload. >> he might wait a week before he's in the system. that is a disadvantage. >> the counselors are working hard to get things back on track. >> that's frustrating. >> it is. our stretch of dry weekend weather is over. >> briefly. a brief interlude of rain, then dry weather. the radar showing that rain is

getting closer to the metro area. it's moving across virginia out of west virginia and farther to the south. it's raining harder, too. the areas in the yellows and orange, lightning and thunder. a close up view of the radar, the leading edge in the green, sprinkles now. fairfax county into montgomery, loudoun, prince william and southern fauquier county and patches of green and yellow over the metro area in the next hour. right now, low to mid-60s in suburbs and nearby the beltway, by the bay as well. a cool morning, only in the 50s from frederick county, west virginia to frederick county virginia. here is the hour-by-hour timing of more rain moving through, 10:00 to 11:00 this morning through noontime, a chance of thunder. a greater chance of thunderstorms developing, that's starting around 3:00 p.m. in the

shenandoah valley. then into the metro area between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m., some could be heavy downpour, producing an inch or two of rain. watch for ponding water late this afternoon and into the evening hours. by 11:00, it is gone. for the afternoon, the threat of severe weather is very low for tornadoes or hail, but a moderate threat of brief gusts of strong wind and rain that may cause brief ponding of water. you can see from the storm team 4 tower camera. by 6:00, upper 60s. thunder showers may get up to 80 in the early afternoon. a chance of stronger storms going to be between 1:00 p.m. to as late as 6:00 p.m. overnight tonight, storms quickly ending by midnight and dawn tomorrow. beautiful day on sunday. partly cloudy, into the mid-70s. gorgeous weather setting up.

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two people are dead after a plane crash into the columbian -- an american pilot in intensive care. the plane was assigned to a crew of a movie starring tom cruise. his spokesperson did not have a comment. the two engine planes flew into bad weather yesterday afternoon. no one on board reported an emergency. >> one of our nation's darkest days. 14 years after the 9/11 attack, members of the fdny spent their evening in prince george's county. >> they were here to play softball. we have the report on this group of heroes that is always giving back. >> reporter: these are the men and women who risk their lives every day to help strangers. those who died in the line of duty were honored in the opening ceremony. all those heroes were

remembered. >> get the lineup together. >> reporter: fellow firefighters. >> come on, let's go, chris. >> reporter: got ready to play ball. >> why am i here? the cause. that's the only reason i'm here. >> reporter: a cause that raises moneying for muscular dystrophy. always helping others. >> one of our darkest days. >> reporter: robert, along with many new york firefighters were there 14 years ago. >> we were part of the search and rescue efforts that night. >> reporter: many firefighter lost so much that day -- >> focus. >> reporter: -- they still come here every year. >> play the game. it's about raising money for the kids. >> reporter: that's what firefighters do. they are constantly helping others, many complete strangers. >> that's what we signed up for. >> megan mcgrath, news 4. >> helping out.

>> like that in our area, too. donald trump is the latest presidential candidate to hit the late night circuit. see what he said when jimmy fallon asked him if he's ever apologized in his life. >> that was not trump. there he is. >> why you may see a lot of people walking around with bows and arrows today in fairfax county. county. tom is going to

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we begin this half hour with breaking news. one man is dead after a double shooting in gainsville. police found two victims in a parking lot before 2:00 this morning. both men had been shot, both rushed to the hospital. here is what we know. a 23-year-old man died, a 22-year-old in critical condition. a third person grazed by a bullet. the suspect fled the scene in a light colored suv. this man is suspected in a sexual assault. after midnight, metro transit police said he ran into the wheaton station, and into the tunnel. he got away. police in takoma park have a man in custody. he could be the man who attacked someone around university bailiff and new hampshire

avenue. no reports of serious damage from this earthquake in tokyo overnight. this video showing how the 5.4 magnitude quake rattled cameras there. tokyo officials are not issuing a tsunami warning, yet. good morning, welcome to news 4 today. i'm angie goff. >> i'm david culver. nice and cool outside. 70s in parts of the area and 60s in other parts. >> that nice weather isn't going to last long. let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> we had the gorgeous clear sky perfect afternoon temperatures, then clouds closed in overnight. now, they are producing rain. the rain is closest to the metro area coming into the southern and western suburbs. heavier downpours south of fredericksburg. this area producing thunder and lightning there. it's getting closer to the metro area, a couple hours away.

between now, 7:00 and 8:00 this morning, light rain. this area in the light green from fauquier county to culpeper to prince william. much of fauquier to loudoun county and much of fairfax getting damp with sprinkles. they are coming into washington and southern montgomery county. there's a live view from the tower camera looking off to the east. that's going to be the last we'll see of sun as the clouds are quickly closing in. sunrise is not until another 20 minutes. temperatures are cool north and west of the area. 50s to 60s. in washington, mid to upper 60s. near 60 out in the mountains. look at the hour-by-hour timing. new models coming in. >> we'll check in with you later. >> let's check in with decision 2016. donald trump is going to stump today in iowa. trump is holding a campaign

rally. last night, he poked fun at himself along with jimmy fallon. >> if you win, is your vice president going to be -- >> vice president is a very serious job. i'm going to go with somebody else. maybe kanye west. >> fallon asked trump if he would apologize for the things he said. trump said he would down the line, if he ever thought he was actually wrong. texas governor, rick perry, the first candidate to end his presidential bid. he told a crowd in st. louis, he had no regrets. his decision comes a day after learning he would be off stage during next week's second prime time republican debate. >> i step aside knowing our party is in good hands, as long as we listen to the grass roots. listen to that cause of

conservati conservatism. >> both trump and jeb bush tweeted well wishes to perry. with his exit, 16 republican candidates in the race. don't forget, you are going to hear from our expert and all things politics later this morning. chuck todd will look at what's going on inside the republican party and explore the funding battle on capitol hill. "meet the press" takes place tomorrow on nbc 4 at 10:30. some community members in d.c. starting neighborhood watch training in response to the recent spike in crime. it is from 9:30 this morning and lasts until 11:30 at the columbia heights educational campus. residents and business owners are going to talk about how to address specific problems on their block. if you are looking for saturday plans, head to the 17th street festival in northwest. it starts at noon and free to get inside. if you are driving in the area,

it will be closed between r street and p street. moving south to fairfax county, starting today, registered hunters can bring out their bow and arrow to hunt deer. it's the way to keep down the population in the county. in more than 50 year, state officials say they have never had an injury related to this kind of hunting. supposed to be a relaxing place, but not for one homeowner. he found this, an alligator in brookville, then called 911. after three hours of draining the pond, they were able to get the three-foot gator out. they took it to the wildlife preserve and zoo in frederick county. three feet. i mean, that's big. that's a good size. they are quick. >> yeah. a fight against high blood

pressure. the new target numbers that could cut death by 25% and what it means for older patients. one more day redskins fans. the gates over at fedex for the first time. some of the

in news 4 your health, a treatment for high blood pressure could be a change for millions of americans. >> they were able to cut it 25%. we have the report on the new treatment. >> reporter: it's a significant contributor to two leading causes of death, heart attack and stroke. as many as one in three adults has high blood pressure. the systolic or top number measures the pressure when the heart contracts.

up until now, the target was 140 or less if you are 50 and older. a study suggests getting it below 120 could cut the risk of death by 20% and cut a third of cardiovascular events, heart attack and stroke. it will change the way they treat hypertension. >> this is huge. 25% less death and a third, you know, 33% less heart attacks, strokes and heart failure that's huge. you don't get that lowering cholesterol. >> reporter: some required two or more prescriptions to get their blood pressure down to 120. blood pressure meds, especially in some senior citizens can make them feel dizy or lightheaded. the benefit of this may far outweigh the risk. >> we have been more lax on controlling blood pressure. this study shows we have to get people's blood pressure back to normal. that will help them live longer.

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the start of the "today" show. >> erica hill and craig melvin joining us live from new york. >> hey! >> sorry i missed you yesterday. we are like ships passing in the night. >> i know. you were so close and so far away. >> next time. just ahead, we have the latest from arizona. police are questioning a person in relation to a spring of shootings on interstate 10. a lot of hope he could be a break in the case. we'll get you the latest on that. >> they talked to him for hours, apparently. donald trump making his first late night appearance on t"the tonight show." he spent time talking about controversial comments he's making on the trail. plus, cell phone contracts are becoming a thing of the past. what is the best cell phone plan for your budget. we were wondering, too. we are going to break it down for you this morning.

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easier for you to get a jump start on holiday shopping at k-mart. yes, we are already talking about this. >> they are introducing no money down leasing on any purchase of $69 or more. no money down lay away is back for the second year. i got a lot of slack because i was in a store, which will go unnamed. there's a huge nutcracker, the whole store full of christmas. i said how excited i was and backlash. >> i don't want to think about the end of summer yet. >> does halloween come before christmas? >> you wouldn't think so. i didn't see a halloween section in the store. >> the holiday forecast for you. >> we have a lot of people going to football games later today. have a poncho or umbrella ready. you can track the radar on the storm team 4 radar washington app. i tweeted the latest radar. it is showing showers now moving

into just about across the beltway into washington. a few light sprinkles there, showing up in the light green. it's in fairfax county, southern loudoun, prince william and fauquier county. south of culpeper and west of richmond, producing thunder and lightning. they are getting closer to the metro area. right now, cool north and west of the area. 50s and low 60s, just near 60 shenandoah valley. the mountains around 60. suburbs 60s around the bay. reagan national, 68. hour-by-hour timing. more rain coming between 9:00 and 10:00 a.m. heavy downpours in the area in the yellow and orange. panhandle of west virginia and maryland, around noontime. maybe downpours in the northern neck. later in the afternoon, that's when a few downpours with

thunder and lightning start to regenerate shenandoah valley, then move closer to the metro area. around 6:00 p.m., a line of downpours, thunder and lightning. this will produce brief, damaging winds, and enough heavy rain to cause ponding of water. by the earning, it's all gone and we have another stretch of dry weather. little risk or tornadoes or hail. brief, heavy downpours for the afternoon, they are the severe risk. how much rain? we could use it. the lawns could get over an inch in the area in the blue and lavender. that includes southern maryland and northern neck. another area, the shenandoah valley could get an inch or so. the metro area, half inch to an inch. imimpact likely to be moderate. there's that gorgeous sunrise urpd way. this is the last of the sun we

are going to see. more showers moving into the metro area. upper 70s, thunder or lightning and the chance for strong storms around 2:00 p.m. to as late as 6:00 p.m. going to football games, have an umbrella and poncho. temperatures in the 70s to around 80 degrees. some games may be interrupted by downpou downpours. beautiful on sunday into the mid-70s. activities for hiking, biking, kayaking, tennis and golf. monday and tuesday, back to work and school, beautiful. almost fall-like weather. monday morning, the coolest temperatures we have seen since last spring. as we end the week with mid-80s, dry, comfortable humidity. gorgeous pattern all the way into friday. that's the way it looks. >> liking it. thanks, tom. if you have sensitive papers or financial documents you can no longer need, shred them. we are partnering with all state

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good saturday morning, everyone. we are a little over 24 hours away from the redskins kicking off their 25th season against the dolphins. it's been a long off season. the redskins can't wait to get back on the field. >> like the first day of school. put on your new clothes and gear, changing jerseys and things like that. i's a good feeling, i'm excited to go out there. >> a lot of guys go out and blow their tanks the first few

drives. i'll be excited, it will probably happen to me. i'm focused on the process of sunday. i'm happy to get out and see the type of team we have. >> harper struck out three times, stranded four base runners. marlins, 2-1, their fourth straight loss. hang on to this one, a wild one in baltimore. morales facing davis. not happy, smashes his bat. definitely an angry bird. the coach gets tossed from the game. the bird had his back. they order up another two grand slams in the same inning for the eighth time ever. the orioles win big, 14-8. the teams back at it today at 1:00. keep an eye out for fireworks. that's a look at the morning sports. hope your saturday is a great one. >> kurt cousins will start as qb

in tomorrow's home opener. rgiii has been cleared to play. it's not clear if griffin will be the back up to cousins or third string behind mccoy. the coach, jay gruden won't make the announcement until sunday. rgiii has been practicing in noncontact drills. fans are going to see something missing. what fewer seats mean for ticketholders. >> reporter: when it was built, it was the largest stadium in the nfl. the number of seats have been going down. this season, some upper deck seats disappears. >> we have done renovations to the upper bowl. we have done republicnovations number of areas. >> reporter: does a sellout season this season mean the same as last season or the season before that? the seating capacity is 85,000. they will see an effort to get the fans back to the stadium. >> we have to bring to the

stadium everything you can have in your living room. all the conveniences of home need to be here. we are doing what we can do to that. >> they are surveying fans and will more this season. some of the feedback say fans want wi-fi. this season, there will be wi-fi and a room to post a bobble head selfie. outside, bigger spaces for tailgating and this one of a kind bathroom that rival some efficiency apartments. a dozen new menu items as el. >> caribbean food. this is gluten free and good for you. what's good for the fans? new stuff is nice, but a big appetite for "w"'s. at fedex field, derrick ward, news 4. >> good stuff there. >> yeah, getting ready for the

season. and getting ready for the rain, it's moving in. >> a follower is seeing a rainbow. there is a little sliver of sun in the eastern horizon. look at the rain moving in. the storm team 4 radar moving in. thunder and lightning south of there. it's closer to the metro area, but not until 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. some of the downpours off and on in the afternoon. some could be severe. beautiful day, a great day for the skins. >> thanks, tom. that's going to do it for news 4 today. ♪ ♪

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good morning. getting closer. a person of interest taken into custody overnight as police say a suspect is terrifying drivers along the highway. powerful and growing stnger. a devastating scene in northern california as another wildfire burns out of control. >> i watched my friend's home burn yesterday. >> thousands of firefighters trying to gain the upper hand as residents of an entire town prepare to evacuate. seeing double. republican presidential frontrunner facing off with jimmy fallon on "the tonight show." >> howl