now at 11:00, state of emergency parts already flooded and joakim coming from the bahamas, where and when will it

turn next? changing plans and dozens of local events threatened by possible flash flooding. even the redskins watching the weekend forecast. >> that breaking news in capitol heights, maryland, police tell us two men were killed in a shooti ining on central avenue the central gardens apartment just before 8:00 this evening. this does not appear to be a random shooting and police are still working to figure out a motive. now to a live look at the radar in our calm before the storm. don't get used to it. it will only last another 24 hours. friday, saturday, whether joakim comes our way or not, it is safe to say we are going to get so soaked. let's start out in storm center 4. wendy and doug. >> at 11:00, that's when the latest information comes in about whether this storm will go, whether joakim comes up here or not we have a nor'easter

coming our way. >> a potential one-two punch, even if punch two doesn't come, punch number one is strong bp we have the nor'easter coming and notice it's already starting to form back towards the west a little bit. tomorrow, not too bad. eventu eventually, all this moisture will come back in across our region as the nor'easter developing from an area of high pressure to the north giving us this strong northeasterly flow and during the next few days we will be seeing a lot more flo flooding something we do not want to see. and heavy rain from the nor'easter and flooding likely. and the latest on joakim, now a category 3 hurricane with winds of 115 miles an hour, now exp t expected to be a category 4 storm going to 140 miles an hour before it tries to make its way our way. the latest track is in and i'll

talk to you much more about that and potential impact it could have in our area. back to you. state and local governments are already preparing for the worst. virginia governor terry mckickomccau mcauliffe declared a state of emergency and drivers asked to get off the roads as soon as that rain starts to fall friday. and charles county offering free sandbags at their emergency headquarters. the nfl is already in talks with redskins tonight in case sunday's game against the eagles needs to be rescheduled. that's not the only pig event happeni big event happening in our area. shomari stone is live with a lot more people watching the forecast. >> reporter: i'm in the heart of bethesda. the extreme rainfall this weekends along with the possibility of hurricane joakim

coming to land is definitely causing organizers to reconsider the events this weekend. in fact, the taste of bethesda could be cancelled. we'll see what happens. this isn't the only big event they're watching. >> i will be sad. >> reporter: she worries heavy wind and strong rain could cancel a howard university event this weekend. >> i'm looking at the weather trying to prepare my clothes. >> reporter: flash floods and the hurricane joakim right behind it and crews getting bleachers ready and tents setting up big crowds. >> we will see what happens and following the forecast. >> reporter: the terps have a big weekends at the university of maryland and wolverines coming and the game is scheduled and they are closely monitoring

the weather forecast. >> we are taking a very close look at joakim's pattern and how it will change over the next couple of days. >> reporter: rachel is with the taste of georgetown. she says they're lucky because restaurant vendors set up under he whitehurst freeway. in a rainy event, it is the place to be because it is under natural cover and we had a great time last year. >> reporter: last year in fact it was raining at the time. we'll have to see how much rain they could get this weekend. we'll continue to bring you the latest information on these big events, possible cancellation on our nbc washington app. i'm shomari stone. here's a look why leesburg is on edge for this next round of rain. a four-foot wall of water slammed into some homes. flooding several streets in

loudon coulo loudoun county and hamilton stream caused a bridge to collapse. emergency responders are urging people to plan ahead this weekend. >> be aware what's going on. understand the weather coming in, understand what your schedule is and how the weather might impact that schedule. >> reporter: tonight, there's no word when hamilton station road will be repaired. there are things you can do right now to start preparing for flo flooding. a big one, make sure debris and leaves are cleared from your gutter and down spouts and make sure you have a full tank of gas in your car. i'm starting to sound like my father and know how to get in touch with family and friends during an emergency. one thing you can do is download the washington app and access storm team 4 and get the developing forecasts. virginia's first execution in three years is on hold tonight and it's still unclear if it will happen as scheduled

tomorrow, convicted serial killer set to receive an injection tomorrow night but a restraining order blocking it over the drugs to be used in that injection. it was canceled tonight and the case was transferred from alexandra to richmond and the hold still in place. and the inmate set to be executed tonight has been given 37 more dice live. they delayed the stay after they received the wrong lethal drugs. they're not sure what caused this mix-up. oklahoma was criticized in 2014 for a botched execution that called into question the use of certain drugs in executi executions. >> the guy was coming from behind the bushes and i couldn't see. i'll of a sudden see a girl get up and point the left.

>> that's when they jumped into action and they may have saved a woman from being abducted and sexually assaulted. this happened in arlington the latest in a series of similar crimes, more on that courageous move by that neighbor. jackie. >> reporter: i talked to one of the men who rushed to help and described a frightening chain of events. >> i was watching tv last night. around 10:00 or a little afterwards heard a scream and shrill i've never heard before in my life and hope i never hear again. >> reporter: arling res sent ali sorbi described realizing something very bad was going on outside his room last night. >> i heard something going on and interest was behind the b h bushes and i couldn't see. all of a sudden i see a girl get up and look and point to the left. i see my other neighbor in the

front yard and he starts running after the person. >> reporter: police say the 23-year-old victim had just gotten off a bus around 10:30 last night, was walking along the 1200 block of quincy street along north washington high school. >> all of a sudden she was grabbed from behind and put in almost a headlock by an individual who pulled her into some shrubbery. >> reporter: it's this latest of a series of sexual assaults on arlington street including one that they threw a pillowcase over the victim's head. they don't believe it's connected to that. >> it's horrifying. we walked in the evening and had felt perfectly comfortable. >> reporter: last night's attack happened under the only non-working street lamp in this block. >> i believe everyone here is pretty good neighbors. >> reporter: the suspect is hispanic in his 20s or early 30s, about 5'6", 5'8", 130 to 160 pounds wearing a white

t-shirt, dark pants, loafers and had a backpack. any with any information is asked to call arlington county police. >> thank you. new tonight, president obama just signing that continuing resolution that will keep the government running until december 11th and means no shutdown at midnight. it's likely there will be a new round of talks on the budget and planned parenthood. one thing that did not get done tonight or did get done is an extension of the law that provides medical treatment of first responders who rushed to ground zero, of 9/11. it expired at midnight. jon stewart joined them lobbying congress to save the funding. for now they can still get health care but the program will start shutting down by next summer if congress doesn't act. new at 11:00, one of the republican presidential candidates is defending the use of the redskins team name.

here's what former florida jeb bush said, a new show called "the arena." >> i don't think politician s ought to have any say about that to be honest with you. i don't find it offensive. native-american tribes generally don't find it offensive. we had a similar flap with fsu, if you recall, the seminoles and the seminole tribes came to the university and it subsided. it's a sport for crying out loud. it's a football team. >> that full interview airs this friday at 2:00 in the afternoon. the media guide for sunday's game does not use the word redskins and only refers to the opponent as washington. >> it wept dont dun to the wire it appears the district cleared a hurdle for the nyoew soccer stadium, the eminent domain to get the last property needed on

buzzard point trying to negotiate a land swap with the owner but couldn't reach a deal. the mayor agreed to a september 30th deadline to keep virginia from luring d.c. united out of the district. next, they're the people who write your parking tickets. they're quite busy. but are they being held to the same standard? news4 crews captured something on cell phone you will want to see. the story that has you comments the most on our facebook page tonight. now, what a vatican insider says about the pope's meeting with kentucky clerk kim davis. only news4 is embedded with maryland's task force one for a training exercise and now what happens if these emergency responders are needed back up here if a hurricane happens to come ashore. that hurricane is joakim to the south watching that storm, 115 miles an hour, expected to be 140 miles an hour cat

it doesn't take long to get a ticket if you're parked illeg illegally in the district. what you may not know is the people who write those tickets are supposed to be following the same rules and the only time they can park illegally if their work is urgent. we showed this video of an employee parking illegally to get food and cash from an atm, they said they would investigate and remind the enforcement officers about the rules. >> do you think parking ticket writers ought to follow the same

rules they enforce? >> yeah. definitely. >> reporter: why? >> the same rules apply to everybody. >> i think they should be equal, i definitely do. definitely do. >> d.c. takes in about $90 million a year from your parking ticket fines. >> it certainly has an awful lot of you talking on our facebook page but tonight a vatican insider says pope francis' meeting with kim davis shouldn't come as a surprise. davis who went to jail for de defying that federal court order to issue same sex marriage licenses met with the pontiff at the vatican embassy last thursday. a vatican correspondent for the irish times says the pope's actions should be expected considering the church's stance on same sex marriage. >> there's nothing surprising about him encouraging her to basically engage in an act of civil disobedience. he said a catholic has absolutely got the right to

refuse to do something if it goes against their conscience. >> kim davis is not catholic but grew up in a catholic home. pope francis gave davis a rosary and asked for her prayers. >> right now the people who keep you safe in an event like a hurricane is getting vital training in georgia. task force one is learning the best ways to rescue people for things like major storms or trift attacks. we have a lot of major weather on our door steps and you may be wondering who is manning the phones? for every one in georgia, there is another one in maryland paid for by federal dollars and most are expected to come basic friday anyway because of the impending storms. we're still tracking hurricane joakim tonight. right now, the category 2 storm is east of the bahamas, up gr e

graded to 3, as we mentioned, strong surf pounding the beaches there. the islands are bracing for strong winds and heavy rains as joakim inches closer before turning north possibly thre threatening the east coast and u.s. you said that storm track will keep changing the next few days. >> it's still centered over us. the center is almost a worst case scenario for us. i don't think that's happening with the storm. we will talk about that in a second. we are seeing changes in the weather already. a cold front came through and we are seeing rather breezy conditions. 65 degrees, winds out of the north at 17 miles an hour. a rather breezy night and rather windy day tomorrow and we will see showers moving in during the morning hours. look at the radar, the same area of rain moving to the atlantic. more rain moving forced riley and norfolk and this will creep up across our area. by early tomorrow morning, you

may have to deal with that rain. take the umbrella with you if you're headed to work. tomorrow, no big deal, especially east of d.c., gaithersburg and fredericksburg and towards the beaches. maybe sun out west. high of 57 in martinsburg and 62 in d.c. tomorrow is the day to plan because we will get the nor'easter first. clear the gutters and downspouts and check your sump pump and move your valuables off the basement floor if you're prone to an area of flooding, make sure you take precautions tomorrow. by friday we have the nor'easter set up and high pressure and low pressure off the coast, these combining with the northeasterly winds coming in, that's all you need for a nor'easter and will bring major coastal flooding to all areas and beach erosion towards the beaches. i mentioned the coastal flooding pertaining to the potomac,

georgetown, alexandra and chesapeake and annapolis. winds to 40 miles an hour on the inland areas, 3-6 inches of rein and some could pick up more than that. that's the nor'easter. here's what we don't know, where is joaquin going? it is now a category 3 hurricane and current winds 150 miles an hour. it's still moving to the southwest at 6 miles an hour. it has not made that turn and will head into the bahamas, part of the bahamas and expected to make that turn as a category 4 storm, 120 miles an hour wind and will weaken, just off the coast of florida into our region as category 1 and tropical storm by the time it gets towards us. there's really two scenarios, one goes to north carolina, the other goes out to sea. i don't think this is in the realm of possibility coming

towards us but we will still see impacts over the next couple of days. stay with us and nbc4 and head to my facebook page. i will continue to talk about this. download the nbc washington app as well. weather alert days, talking friday and saturday. high temperature saturday 59 with 39 miles an hour winds and saturday a brutal day as well. sunday may be okay as well as a joaquin stays to the south. we have to wait and see but we know for sure we will get that heavy rain from the nor'easter. >> thank you. everything was on the table as d.c.'s school chancellor henderson talks about the state of d.c.'s public schools and it was moderated. she says it is steadily improv improving in the district and wants to find way to help charter and regular schools work together. when we come back, nascar fans may be saying good-bye to one of their favorites.

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this is the xfinity sportsdesk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> jason, you may have heard doug say something about a little rain? >> a sprinkle sunday. >> they're preparing for bad conditions come sunday. hurricane joakim has everyone thinking of backup plans this weekend, the nfl no different. redskins and eagles are supposed to kick off sunday at 1:00 sunday at fedex field but a chance it could be postponed or

played elsewhere and skins preparing for the worst weather conditions possible. >> i've always been able to throw a wet ball pretty consiste consistently. i don't feel it take mess off my game too much. throwing it a little easier than center quarterback exchange and brings up that snap. if you don't get a clean grip it can go right through your hands. the center quarterback exchange is just as important as cat catching. >> if it's what they say it is, not many balls in the air for sure. >> we want to be the football team ultimately when your back is against the wall we want to run the football, something we're trying to preach. >> running the football as much as possible not necessarily a bad thing for redskins. moving to baseball, things starting to wind down for nation nationals, more questions than answers as they head to the month of october. besides the manager's future, what about key players? jordan zimmermann played his whole career for nationals and

last night might have been his last time in a nats uniform. setting up for his 14th win. this ball sneaks past trai turner, cunningham coming around to score and not in time and too late. braves were up a pair of runs. simmons with a runner on first. anthony rendon fires it for an out. top of the ninth, nats fans breaking out the rally. nats fall to braves, 2-0 afterwards. afterwards, jordan zimmermann was asked about his uncertain future with the nationals. >> i've been thinking about it the last couple days maybe not be around with these guys next year and some have been around

seven years and we'll see what the off-season brings. wizards taking in the game in baltimore. and they took out the frustrations in game two. manny with his 33rd home run of the season. up 2-0. and let's make it 201. leading the majors with 45 ho homers on the season. birds beat up the blue jays final score, 8-1. >> what a difference the year >> what a difference the year makes, both nationals and ori e okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios?

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