zoom on in there and i want to take you right on into portions of montgomery county as they zoom on in toward montgomery county and in and around leesburg. these are the areas that will continue to see this rain coming through within the next 20 to 30 minutes. gaithersburg is getting it and we have the thunderstorm warnings and baltimore and not in our area. notice there's no lightning here and ashburn and herndon and you're about to get this, too and this is all coming down toward the metro area in and around the next 15 to 30 minutes and this is a wider string here. you can see the storms just to the north and just to our south and we're in a little bit of an area that doesn't have as much strive. that's good news for us and keep those umbrellas handy and we'll continue to watch this right on through the 7:00 hour. doug, thank you. president obama is in roseburg oregon tonight and meeting privately with family members and surviving victims from last

week's mass shooting in a community college there. this trip comes with comfort and controversy. as nbtc's jennifer bjork lund reports the visit is all about politics. >> reporter: the president have saiding roseburg, oregon, just a week after the umpqua community college. an event that left him visibly angry about the gun laws. >> this. >> a student opened fire and killed nine classmates before dying in what the medical examiner ruled to be suicide. a quinnipiac poll in the aftermath of the shooting shows that while less than half of americans support stricter gun control law an overwhelming major irt want background checks for gun buyers. the roseburg community has a minority of obama supporters. he got 35% of the douglas county vote in 2012, but his critics are outspoken. >> he is not wanted out here to

push his agenda. >> i think just the fact that he's coming to meet with the families is excellent. >> reporter: while demonstrators opposed president obama's policies on gun control protest the visit, elected officials also opposed to gun control welcomed the president. >> he is the number one elected official for our entire nation and by coming here he brings that whole feeling of the nation is behind us and in support of us. >> in a community divided by opinions on guns, hope to come together and heal during a debate that is sure to open old wounds. jennifer bjork lund, nbc news. >> in just hours after the president left for oregon there were two more shootings on or near college campuses. in houston, a freshman was built in a parking lot near texas southern university. a second person is in serious condition. police have two people in custody. they're looking for a third. they have lifted the lockdown on

campus, but this is the third shooting on or near texas southern just this week. tonight we've also learned that the student killed in a shooting at an arizona college used to live right here in our area. colin brough attended broadneck high school in annapolis for his freshman and sophomore years. he was killed and three others injured in the early morning shooting on the campus of northern arizona. it happened after a fight broke out between two groups of students just outside a dorm. police think a teenager named stephen jones pulled the trigger and he's been charged with murder. >> now to a trial and murder case we've been covering for quite some time and security camera video from the neighbor of one of the murder victims. it's a key piece of evidence shown to jurors today in the charles severance trial. he's accused of killing three alexandria residents over a ten-year period. bureau chief julie carey joins us live to tell us what's on that video. julie? >> reporter: prosecutors will argue that that video shows a getaway car with charles

severance at the wheel just minutes after ruthanne lodato was shot and killed, but the defense got help with its case today, too, because dna cannot be used to tie severance to that crime scene. >> this is the 1999 ford escort wagon that charles severance was driving when he was arrested in west virginia. six months later he was charged with three alexandria murders. prosecutors introduced a key piece of evidence. security camera video from a neighbor of murder victim ruthanne lodato. it shows a car that looks like severance's driving on braddock road near the lodato home just minutes after ruthanne was shot to death. prosecutors had the bumper of severance's car brought into the courtroom, spotted for jurors a sticker on it reading assassination city derby, a gun at its center. ruthanne's widow, norm lodato testified briefly about the day he learned his wife of 37 years had been killed.

he told jurors his wife a beloved music teacher happened to be home the morning of february 6th because she had a doctor's appointment. he was on his way home from one. i got a call from my neighbor who said there's been an incident at your house and you need to go home right away. they provided an important piece of family background. ruthanne's father and brother were once judges. it's severance's hatred of the judicial system that drove him to kill, but other physical evidence introduced fails to tie severance to the crime. the doorway was swabbed for fingerprints and she testified that none of the dna samples collected matched the accused charles severance. there were fingerprints taken from several locations including that front door, but of the 14 prints taken, not one matched charles severance. >> reporter: as for that security camera video of the car, we expect to see more of it

later in the trial and see the fbi's enhanced image version of it. jurors have monday off. testimony resumes on tuesday. back to you, chris. >> thanks, julie. >> prosecutors filed charges on to the man who crashed the car into fort meade and bailed and took off running. dontae was arrested. small crashed through the gate at fort meade and ditched the car. he hid out in a storm drain for 13 hours until police found him the next morning. police say they've made a major synthetic drug bust in prince george's county, but unlike previous raids in the district nobody was arrested in maryland. news 4's mark segraves explains why. >> almost 1800 packs of synthetics. >> reporter: this is just a position of what prince george's county police confiscated yesterday from three stores police say sold synthetic drugs to undercover officers, but police say the good news is most

of the stores where they sent their officers were not caught selling the synthetics. >> over the course of our investigation we hit over 90 establishments in prince george's countiy all over the county and we only made eight different buys. >> reporter: while police confiscated nearly $30,000 worth of what they suspect are synthetic drugs, no one was arrested and the stores were allowed to remain open. with drug paraphernalia back on their shelves. that's because police don't know for sure if what they confiscated is illegal. >> and after our drug lab does an analysis of all of this to determine if any of the substances in this package are illegal substances and that's one of the challenges we face. >> police say they want legislation similar to what d.c. has that allows them to make arrests. >> we're not going to arrest a clerk in a store who was just doing a job. we get that, but legislation needs to enable us to go after the store owners who are

bringing this in. >> we tried to talk to the owners of the three stores that were raided and none of them wanted to talk on camera, but one of the owners did say he didn't realize that the products were illegal and he has no plans of selling them again. in prince george's county, mark re segraves, news 4. now to the shake-up of the next speaker of the u.s. house. pressure is growing for congressman paul ryan to step into the role the day after house majority leader kevin mccarthy abruptly withdrew from the race. >> that was a shocker. "meet the press" moderator chuck todd joins us. we know he's flown home to wisconsin and at this point does it come down to whether his wife and kids sign off on this? if not, i think it's doreen. >> it's up for grabs. you don't need to be a member of the house. there are two things going on and he is listening to the draft movement. yes, he has to have a conversation with his wife.

they are beginning negotiations of he is saying, well, can i do the job without having to do the travel that goes with it. most of the time the speaker of the house is the leading guy to raise the money for the house republicans. if he could farm that out to somebody else and if he can just be the washington speaker essentially and let somebody else do the grunt work on the fund-raising front and if he could go home every other weekend and things like that and do it temporary. i'll agree to do this through the end of the congress, but then i'm going back to being ways and means chair and then the party has to figure out a long-term solution. >> i think that's the scenario that will get worked out. at the end of the day, mitt romney asking him, you have every house member begging him to do it and the chairman of the republican party because they all simply want stability. they know that long term nobody can manage this place, they just need stability so that the focus

is off house republicans and back on the presidential race. >> and everybody is saying, if not him what? let's go back to yesterday for a moment. kevin mccarthy at breakfast time was thought to be a lock. by lunch:he was out of it. what do you make of that? number one, he knew he never had the 218 portion of this which was going to be a problem at the end of the month. i think his candidacy has been the nominee and his candidacy will be resting on how well hillary clinton did on the benghazi committee because if she dominated the committee basically using kevin mccarthy's words about calling the benghazi committee a political move to take her down and then that would have taken him down, and i think he realized that was a precarious place to be and there was a burn of conservatives that didn't like moving up the number two and it was a whisper campaign and people didn't want them to be speaker and they were using whatever it took even

untrue stuff, but to sort of take them down personally and the combination of all of them said whoa, what have i gotten myself into? >> you mentioned 218 and that's because the democrats are saying we're just sitting back and we're not a part of this. >> the way it works, you're a speaker of the whole house. each party nominates a candidate when there is a vacancy and for the democrats you will nominate nancy pelosi and they vote for their nominee, but if enough didn't do it it would go to a second ballot and all sorts of chaos. and there are weird scenarios and say ryan can stick to his guns. >> i think the next most likely scenario is boehner stays and there will be a motion to vacate the chair and democrats will keep him in that position at that point. >> check to see what tee times get canceled at the end of this month and you will know. >> every week we're getting rid of a new speaker. maybe we'll go a whole week without one. >> keeps you busy. >> chuck will be digging into

the search for a new speaker and updating us this sunday. join us at 10:30 on "meet the press" on nbc 4. a self-proclaimed psychic arrested 200 miles from home. how a investigator tracks her down as he shares new video of her arrest. thousands are preparing to gather for the million man march. security is stepped up and what you need to know to navigate the crowds and closures. the conservative strategy behind picking a new speaker of the house may be taking place not here, but at a capitol hill restaurant just a couple of blocks away. i'll have the story ahead. tracking some strong storms right now, starting to develop into montgomery county and fairfax county and this will come right through the district and the beltway within the next 15 minutes

a prisoner who escaped from a fairfax hospital will spend 32 years in prison. he led a man hunt in march. during the course of his escape he assaulted a security guard in fairfax, overpowered her and took her gun and he was caught hours later in the district. asaya was arrested for a series of bank robberies.

>> there is a growing buzz over where some republicans made their pick. a group of conservatives are said to have plotted their moves at a local tex mex spot. what's going down over chips and guac. ? may i get you anything else? >> tortilla coast has been around for more than 40 years, suddenly it appears to be the hottest political gathering place on capitol hill. a group of about 40 conservative republicans called the house freedom caucus meets here in this private basement dining room every week. >> they're down there talking about most things that go before the house and certainly they're talking about the speaker election and what they want. >> recent reports indicate the conservative house freedom caucus was meeting here during the weeks when john boehner stepped down as house speaker. and majority leader kevin mccarthy dropped out of the race. here at tortilla coast they won't comment, giving the house freedom caucus its privacy. >> the decisions are being made,

that's certainly very interesting and i couldn't say one way or the other whether that's occurring here in the restaurant. >> we asked customers at lunchtime if they think some of the decisions of the speakers of house are being made at the restaurant which are blocks of the capitol. >> you either come here or go to the club so it's possible, but i'm not aware. >> do you think part of the strategy is being developed here at tortilla coast? >> oh, absolutely. people -- this is a place to get away and have private conversations and get something to eat, as well. >> as if all of this political intrigue about tortilla coast isn't enough, consider this, one of the leading candidates for the position of speaker of the house is paul ryan and before he held leched office he worked at tortilla coast. >> paul ryan was a waiter and there was a tortilla coast on the senate side and he was a waiter over there. so it would be a full circle moment if paul ryan became the speaker of the house. >> at the capitol, chris gordon,

news 4. a d.c. man named howard solomon iii is in trouble tonight for flying a drone from the grounds of the washington monument overnight. it's illegal to fly a drone anywhere in washington or on national park land. the drone crash landed on the ellipse about 1:00 this morning. park police confiscated it, solomon is going to be fined. this is the ninth time this year that someone has illegally operated a drone in the national park in our area. the faa has created a website to cut down on these errant flights. we've posted a link on our nbc washington app. final preparations are going on ahead of tomorrow's rally of the national mall. this year marks the 20th observance of the million man march. organizers are expecting a big turnout. news 4's derrick ward joins us live from the mall with more. hi, derrick. >> hi. what were you doing 20 years ago? a lot of the people who were actually here now are doing the same thing they are doing now, getting ready for the million man march.

the final touches are being made to the stage at the west end of the capitol and information about the reasons for this march is also emerging. it's what they want to come away with. the strategy to work in tandem across this country to attack issues of unemployment and to attack issues of lack of housing and education for our people. we've left our affairs in the hands of others too long. >> reporter: a little farther down capitol hill others are preparing to be part of the weekend observance and embrace the agenda of the 20th anniversary of the million man march. >> it's been from the get go and from the beginning. >> they were here two decades ago on the mall and harris pache pacheco. >> we're the original care takers of the land. >> he brings his group, the harmony keepers to this place again. >> there's been a lot of injustice that has happened to our communities and this is an opportunity for us to work in

collaboration with all cultures, all communities to bring justice to the causes that are important to us. >> reporter: also among those attending a young woman who wasn't even born at the time of the first match of march, but her father was here and she's now walking in his foot steps. >> we understand we cannot sit down and wait for anybody to do for us, what we know we have the power to do for ourselves. >> and that, she says, is the real meaning behind this march. that happens tomorrow, the day after that and the day after that and the coming year, as well. >> parking restrictions here along third street at the foot of the capitol are going into effect at 7:00 p.m. and they'll be in effect overnight and this event happens at 10:00 and hundreds of thousands are expected to attend. live at the west end of the capitol. derrick ward, news 4. >> controversy over fantasy sports. the news 4 i-team reveals why some people are demanding they get their money back from big gaming sites. police say a self-proclaimed

psychic scammed a rockville woman out of $77,000. we've got the video of her arrest. coming up at 6:00, why police say this scam is more prevalent than we may think. and as floodwaters begin to recede, this is the storm te

weather alert. >> portions of our area around fairfax county and montgomery county about to come through the district. they just made it through reston. reston was seeing very heavy rain. it's just now ending in reston, but take a look and take a look at this shot here. this is an amazing shot and look at the rain coming in here and you can see just the wall of rain. this is from the northwest looking at the friendship heights area and this is friendship heights that we're looking at right here. you can see the intense wall of rain and i'm time lapsing this. you can see this wall of rain just come right on down into northwest here over the next couple of minutes. you can actually see these buildings going away just as the rain comes in. very heavy rain associated with this and look at what's going on right now. you can see the line developed here and we're starting to see this line develop around portions of montgomery county and in through the west. you can see the reds showing up into culpeper county and the

view from baltimore all of the way toward the culpeper area and that's where we have the heaviest rain and right into fairfax county and over toward bethesda. i'll zoom in over toward bethesda because this is where the heaviest rain is falling and that's what i'm watching from northwest coming in into the northwest portions of d.c. falls church and tyson's corner and extremely heavy rain right now right over 495 and there is lightning associated with this and there will be wind, too. we do not have any storm warnings here and we will see some wind as this moves on through. look at this line from boston all of the way back down just to the north of atlanta and an incredibly strong cold front from this time of year moving on down. we'll see a big change in our temperatures and look at what's d.c. at 77 and that's the kind of temperature drop we're going to see. so here's today's air mass. here's tomorrow's air mass. a very cool afternoon on our saturday and here's the latest with the future weather taking

the storms in right around the 8:00 hour and notice how most of them are going down through southern maryland and then by about 9:00, 10:00, that's when they get out of the entire region and we'll continue to watch these as they move on through. tomorrow, we're not going to see a chance for rain and what we will see is clearing skies and rather breezy conditions and we'll see temperatures that are only going to be in the 60s so starting off tomorrow around the 54-degree mark and around 8:00, breezy and cool around noon and next couple of days. 65 on your saturday and cool here and very nice weather on sunday and monday and high temperature at 70 degrees and 71 coming up on tuesday. notice sunday's overnight low temperature and that's the coldest of the season so far and some of you may be in the upper 30s and we'll talk about just how cold we're going to get. >> thanks, doug. >> a maryland teacher has been accused of prostitution and soliciting sex from a minor.

tonight the investigation is expanding. >> fortune teller fraud. how a private investigator helped track down a woman who allegedly stole thousands from a client claiming she was cursed. crammed in a trailer for hours, gasping for air. see the dramatic rescue

now at 6:30, a local woman

duped out of $77,000 by a self-proclaimed psychic. >> convincing enough that she kept withdrawing large sums of money. why you shouldn't be so fast to think it couldn't happen to you. >> fantasy football fumble. why sports fans are taking action against draft kings and fan duel. >> i know what it's like to be at the bottom of the barrel. >> how a local woman is helping the homeless, lifting their spirits and hoping to inspire you. . >> a montgomery county woman was scammed for months by a psychic and it cost her nearly $80,000. >> police ended up catching the suspected thief miles away from home in new york, but as news 4's megan fitzgerald discovered investigators still have a warning for you tonight. rockville police say erika ufie or psychic gina was a professional con artist and she

operated on the 200 block of twinbrook parkway. the detective with the rockville police department said ufie preyed on a vulnerable victim. >> she was going through a difficult time in her life and sought out spiritual work and this woman was very good at what she did. >> so good that police said she managed to steal $77,000 from a highly educated and successful 53-year-old victim, but when the victim caught on she called police and rife at investigator bob nygaard to track the woman down. >> i was able to pinpoint her location to a location in queens and she was operating a psychic shop. >> nygaard followed ufie to this 99-cent store where she was met by nypd officers. >> he had his camera rolling when police made the arrest, but both nygaard and salic say these kinds of scams are targeting people from all walks of life. >> the victim in this case is a very educated woman who fell for

this scam and that seems to be a commonality in all of these cases. >> it's a one-time thing where they ran into a professional during a vulnerable time in their life and that's nothing to be ashamed or embarrassed about. >> d.c. police are looking at two separate cases where officers shot at suspects over the last 24 hours, first in southeast, a man reportedly shot at police on 7th street and mississippi avenue last night. nobody was hurt and that sb is still on the run. the other case happened about 1:00 this morning when an officer shot a man during a traffic stop at blatensburg road in eastern avenue in northeast and the officer says the man pointed a gun at him and the suspect took off and later showed up in a hospital. >> police arrested a teacher in howard county for trying to pay for sex with a 16-year-old boy and now they're looking into his connection to other cases. richard kemp has been charged with prostitution and soliciting a minor. he has four kids of his own

teaches english at glenelg high school. officers took him into custody yesterday during an undercover sting. he went online and told an officer he had sex with three boys who were 17 years old. police are trying to find those victims. >> a warning for parents in northern virginia, and a fairfax county child was diagnosed with measles this week. others may have been exposed to the virus. we posted a list of the places the patient visited while contagious and it's on our nbc washington app. the disease is spread through coughing, sneezing and contact with secretions of an infected person. >> we're learning more about a man found dead in montgomery county far far from an eleme elementary school. dispatchers took several 911 calls from neighbors who heard gunshots going off near the park. detectives are trying to figure out who shot him and why. >> right now all lanes are open again on sutland parkway after a

terrible crash tied up traffic for most of the day. police closed lanes after a truck driver lost control of his rig on the beltway. the tractor trailer plunged on to sutland parkway below. the driver was killed in the crash and we are working to find out his name. the i-team is looking into lawsuits filed against two fantasy sports giants. why some customers say they were duped by the companies and what they're demanding tonight. talk about bad to worse. the new fears for people in that flood-ravaged areas of south carolina. >> first, here's doug. >> tracking some strong storms right now making their way through prince george's county and northwest d.c. and even the city of fairfax and you can see the strong line and look what it's doing right along the beltway and this is 495 at colesville road and slowing down traffic for sure and the rain is coming down very hard and give yourself extra time and give it another 20, 30 minutes and that's how long the rain will last and i'll continue to

over the last half hour or so, the storms have taken fire here in the portions of our region including right around d.c. and northern prince george's county and northern anne arundel county and back out toward the west and not much in the way of lightning and now you can see a lot of lightning with the storms and the line making its way down and intensifying here and watch this, just a nice little flare-up of reds and oranges around the d.c. metro area and into fauquier county and warrenton and manassas seeing good rain and then you have this area right around the beltway. this is going to be an area, and i'm going to zoom in on this and i want to make sure you know exactly where this is because this is an area that will continue on see very heavy rain over the next 20 minutes or so and let's take a live shot over union station and you can see

the flags blowing pretty good and back to the radar. you notice these making their way down toward the south and east and they will move on right along 50 and down to the south and east take a look, as we track these in through chevrolet about 6:30 and d.c. coming up in the next five minutes and around oxen hill around 6:49 and down through camp spring. and we'll continue to track this as they move to the south and this is part of a much bigger front and as it does so it's moving in much cooler air and that cool weekend forecast when i come back. >> thank you, doug. more than 11 trillion gallons of water have pounded on to south carolina in a little over a week's time and right now people across the state are bracing for even more flooding. all of that water from the historic blooding is making its way down to the ocean now. officials are warning people in south carolina's low country to

prepare. residents are being asked to voluntarily evacuate. the second round of flooding is expected to happen over the next 12 hours. expected to start happening. a former customer is suing two popular fantasy sports websites, fan duel and draft kings, but it doesn't end there. the news 4 i-team is learning of at least three pending federal lawsuits accusing the sites of misleading or false advertising. it could turn into a class action case involving thousands of people. the lawsuits argue players have to spend more than the ads indicate to get their bonus money. draft kings say the bonus program is disclosed and players agree on it, but both companies are trying to get these cases moved to arbitration. the official of the house energy committee says it's time for congress to step in. >> as time goes on we hear more and more about the problems and i think this has to do with the fact that i call it the wild west and this is an unregulated

industry which was never intended to be gambling. >> and full disclosure here and our sister company, nbc sports ventures and comcast ventures both have invested in fan duel. >> men and women in blue have added a layer of pink. one local police department, check out the manassas park code pink cruiser. it's designed to raise awareness about breast cancer. from the outside to the inside there is a pink radio console and yes, pink handcuffs. they hope it will inspire women and men to get a breast exam. you will see the cruiser in parts of the district through ukt october. see how it all unfolds from a police officer's body camera. from the salon to the streets. tonight the story of a local woman who is

police body cameras captured some dramatic moments as officers freed more than three dozen undo you meaned cumented . this video was released today. 39 men, women and children were crammed inside a tractor trailer and someone spotted them getting into a rest stop in an antonio and called 911. police arrested a man and said it's becoming a very common form of human smuggling. >> a woman is using her talents to help those in need.

laura reed is a hairdresser and spends her time helping homeless and they're having a lasting impact. >> today is just a typical day off for hairstylist laura reed. >> i have a trade, and i'm lucky to be able to have that to be able to give that to people who are in need. >> laura spends her free time working here at the wilkins avenue women's assessment center in rockville. it's a shelter with 65 beds run by interfaith works and filled with dozens of grateful ladies. >> she was talking to me asking me what is your story? i want to know your story. >> laura comes to the center once a week. she's given hundreds of haircuts on the streets, too. >> my purpose is to give back to people. >> laura says she knows some of their pain. >> there is no catch. i want to be able to uplift that person. she can recognize it in their eyes. i know what it's like to live out of a paper bag.

i lived out of a paper bag with my name on it for a few years. i was transferred to different homes when i was young in my life, a teenager, and i know what it's like to be at the bottom of the barrel and to hate yourself and to hate the world and to not have hope. >> laura doesn't want money. she wants a smile. >> i always feel like a million bucks when she's finished. i want to go show off my hair. >> it's important to me to be able to watch someone who hasn't been spoken to in a week maybe when i come up and say hey, i want to do something nice for you today and they just look at you like, why are you talking to me? >> but the center's director knows what laura does is far beyond a free haircut. >> this really helps our ladies who are going through a difficult time rebuild some of their self-esteem. it's a really important service because when you're here and you're looking for employment and you're trying to save your money, time for a haircut or paying for a haircut is really a

luxury. >> laura and her friends from her rockville salon hold clothing and undergarment drive. >> how much length do you want to take off? >> all of this is also a bit about her. >> i just say find your passion. find what you love and go for it. give back because you get so much back in return when you do that. >> reporter: in rockville, melissa mollet, news 4. >> talk about paying it forward. crews have just finished up repairs in a weston neighborhood where a water main broke this morning. a pipe burst and made a 15-foot hole near south shore road. about 50 customers lost their water and fairway drive had to be blocked off for hours while the crews got in there to fix it up. doug, we were starting to think we had dodged this stormy weather, but no. >> coming on through right now and really intensifying right over our region. very heavy rain coming on right

on through the district and take on through a couple of cameras. >> we looked down toward the south and west and have been through rockville and heavy rain there, but now, take a look at downtown. this is our city cam. the rain coming through here and you can look at our city cam and see it right now in -- thank you. the very heavy rainfall coming down. i was able to see the bridge a minute ago and the bridge almost gone now as a result of that very heavy rain. look at that shot, guys. it is very heavy rain. >> no, we see nothing. >> i got you. i see what you're saying. >> did you see the lightning? >> no. okay, great. pay attention. what we'll be seeing through is the winds and gusting northwest at 20 miles per hour. 72 degrees right now and winds out of the northwest at 20 and we'll see higher gusts and we just saw 25 mile-an-hour wind gusts and it's intensified over the course of the last half hour or so and i'll put this into motion for you. as we move on through, not much,

not much and then boom, and notice the lightning into prince george's county and back toward warrenton and back down toward manassas and here is the heaviest area around 395 and that was the bridge that you couldn't see, doreen and chris and over the prince george's county area and let's zoom on in over towards bur buoy. as this moves on down to the south and east at 25 to 35 miles per hour northeast d.c., seeing very heavy rain right along 295 in the v.w. parkway. in and around manassas and right along 95, and coming toward springfield and southern fauquier county and right along 17 and 15 as you move down from warrenton into the culpeper area. >> get very heavy rain and it will move through and behind it, while we will still see shower activity and you can see some showers behind it and then it gets really, really cool and

temperatures nearly 20 degrees cooler behind this front and behind this front we're at 60 and we dropped to 72 as a result of that rain that we've seen across that region. the next couple of days and 65 tomorrow, breezy and cool and sunday looks great with a high of 70 and 75 degrees on monday and a beautiful day monday, and tuesday another front comes through. 65 coming up on wednesday and i want to show you one more thing if i've got the time here. look at the low temperatures sunday morning. 39 back towards martinsburg. we have a very cold sunday morning for us. >> thank you, doug. weather looking pretty good tomorrow for the million man march and also we invite you to join us for the out of the darkness walk and i'll be there along with representatives of the american federation of suicide prevention. the event is this saturday. it's at the sylvan theater on the national mall at 4:30. >> can i tell you that amelia

are on the menu. >> strut your pmutts. >> lots of stuff going on. >> it will be very loud. >> can't wait to hear them. >> coming up in sports, huge challenge for the redskins this sunday and they'll have to go without their top playmakers and jason is up next to tell us who. lester holt with what's ahead on nbc "nightly news". >> we'll see you at 7:00 for "nightly news," the president visits families of the campus shooting. from texas, incredible video of dozens of undocumented migrants rescued from a sweltering truck. is it the end of the

it's getting to the point you want to see some of the top redskins and you have to go to the infirmary. >> everyone's banged up and the thing is atlanta they're a beatable team and you can beat this team and i don't know if the redskins are healthy enough to do it this weekend. when they take on the falcons this sunday they will do so without several key players. tight end jordan reid is out

because of of a concussion and the receiver hasn't recovered from the hamstring injury and chris culver is also out with the knee injury. no matter who suits up they're expecting one outcome in atlanta. >> i'll definitely look for guys to make plays and we just have to pick up where some guys left off at and keep moving forward. >> it's a big challenge. any time that you're trying to replace two great players like them, guys need to step up and that's a common theme around this league and there's a bunch of great players and unfortunately, injuries are something that occur and we'll expecting these guys that will be filling those roles and deliver when they're called. >> they're an 8.5-point underdog. they're keeping it light before the matchup. and that is chris baker, swaggy p. and always loves dancing and no headphones at all. he's dancing to the o' jays classic she used to be my girl.

>> they did well in practice and they didn't just dance also. >> hockey season is back and the capitals, their season opener is tomorrow at home against the new jersey devils. guys like t.j.oshie and justin williams have experienced the nation's capital, but you don't have to be a experienced player to experience the home opener. >> even as a veteran you get excited. you get still, and you get the preseason and it's fun to get games and when everything matters, even though you've played ten or 11 of them it's still really exciting. >> can't wait, obviously. it's been a long summer. so, you know, when the season starts it's always nice to go back on the ice and play hockey. >> it's going to be fun. everyone does the starting lineups definitely and usually everyone does it one at a time and usually i don't trip and

usually there's fog everywhere and once i get through that, i think we'll all be good. >> the capitals haven't won a season opener since 2012. caps and devils, and you can watch that game over on comcast sportsnet. a good baseball being played today. here is the scene from rogers center alds and rangers taking on the blue jays and we'll skip away to the 14th inning and we are tied at four with two outs and jose bautista and he comes up throwing trying to pick off odoor and he's called safe and check this out. and they called him safe again and bautista wasn't happy about that. it would lead to this and the rangers taking advantage, and alberto hits one into shallow center and that would bring home odoor. he slides home to safe and rangers take the lead and my final score of 6-5 in 14 innings

and texas rolling over the jays and they lead the series 2-0. astros looking to keep on dancing game against the royals and houston with a 1-0 lead and a lot of dancing in the sports and cody ras muss saving his best stuff in the third and rasmus, and that is a three-run blast and his third in the postseason thus far and that one put them up 4-1 and the bottom of the second now and we are tied at four after a lead off triple and he brings him home, and they take the first lead of the series and they're up 5-4 in the eighth inning. baseball. >> tight games. >> thanks, jason. >> before we leave you tonight we want to invite you to check out the washington facebook page. >> we just posted our four things to know and you can share it with friends and family and all of the information on the taste of d.c. this weekend.

>> good food. you want to know about that. >> it says more than that. >> thanks for j

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