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feeling the impact of several extreme weather systems, scorching temperatures and strong winds are fuelling what's becoming an epic fire season in california. the state says 66 million dead trees killed by drought and pests are turning sparks in to -- tlr report of tornados touching down tonight and the same system you will be commuting in tomorrow. doreen is with doug tracking the threat. >> this time last night we were talking about a tornado and flooding and all kinds of damage, is that what we are expecting tomorrow morning? >> it really is. i think we see a severe weather event tomorrow. it could be different this time. and another tomorrow night. we might have a couple of rounds tomorrow. storm seem team 4 radar right now nothing out there. but to the w

yellow. those are tornado watch boxes, illinois, indiana and parts of ohio and kentucky. that storm system is moving our way. look at. this we will track it for you. more severe weather on the way for sure. here it comes in to northern virginia. i think northern virginia has the best chance of severe weather tomorrow morning. notice the timing on this, 7:30. in the afternoon, if we are able to get sunshine we could see another line develop and that could move down too. weather alert day for sure. much more coming up in a couple of minutes. >> we will see you in a bit. we will be tracking the storms throughout the night get an up-to-the-minute forecast on our nbc washington app. >> i'm chris lawrence at the live desk. breaking news on capitol hill. the house has just gone in to recess but democrats are in to the 11th h

gun control. take a listen at what happened 20 minutes ago. >>. >> house will be in order. >> democrats shouted "shame, shame, shame" as speaker ryan tried to reconvene the house. a lot of them promise to stay all night if necessary. a few hours ago, senator warren stopped by with doughnuts, some aides have been running out to target to get sleeping bags. president obama tweeted his support an earlier today hillary clinton met with lawmakers before it started. coming out of the massacre in orlando, democrats have been demanding a vote on gun control legislation, disrupting republicans efforts to vote on other bills. >> the time is act is now. we will be silent no more. >> d.c. mayor announced tomorrow morning she's going to hold a news conference with police ch

on congress to pass what she calls common sense gun reform. hundreds of people have been showing up outside of the capitol to stage an impromptu show of support. jackie bensen is live. what's happening there right now. they are gathered cheering as the various residents come out to speak. >> this is something the american people, by a large majority, want what's so dangerous that the democrats are proposing that paul ryan has to block it? >> reporter: by 9:00 p.m., manier than 200 people gathered near east front of the capital on the house of representatives side. >> then we looked around and it was 25. after that it was 75. [ cheers and applause ] i believe thatju

member of the democratic caucus has joined us on the floor. >> the crowd was vocal in their support of the city. long established gun control advocacy groups. others say the tragedy compelled them to show up. >> my best friends are gay men. they are the people that love me no matter what i am or what i do and orlando is too much. i'm tired of this. >> i'm here because we live in a country that is full of violence and we have to do something about this. it is crazy. we need justice. we need to make a change for real, today, now. >> it's senseless that nothing has changed and people have to continue to die. it is terrible, scary. >> reporter: even at this late hour, people continue to stream in to this

jackie bensen, news 4. new at le11:00, we learned man is behind bars that teaches in an elementary school. he teaches at langley park mccormack elementary school. prince georges county police busted him on tuesday night. he faces prostitution and human trafficking charges after investigators say he solicited a prostitute and rented a room used for prostitution. the search continues for a missing 9-year-old girl, sofia proctor. she was last seen on the 1,000 block of 14th street in northwest d.c. she was wearing a white dress, white sweater, white head band an silver shoes. investigators believe she's with her mother julia proctor seen in the smaller photo there. proctor was driving a 1998 volvo.

police. huge water woes tonight in alexandria. thanks to this, a water main broke shooting out water for hours tonight. hundreds are without water all together. shomari stone is joining us with how homeowners will have to deal with this problem and how it could impact your commute. >> that's right. police are suggesting that people stay away from edsall road and south. a lot of people have been going to the store to purchase bottled water because they have no water at home. they are draining water out of the massive hole that could easily swallow a car. there are two valves that are broken, a water main broken. it all needs fixed. so the people here will get their water restored. as for what happened, it is quite a sight to see. let's take a look. raging waters on edsall road rusho

after a water main breaks. clarence lives nearby. >> all the water looking like a river running down and come outside and see a sinkhole literally two or three cars could fit in. >> clarence along with hundreds of people in the neighborhood are waterless on a hot day. >> you can't take a shower. so, you know, it's a big scene right now. >> reporter: virginia mayor says the main that is 50 to 100 years old broke gushing water like rapids for 3 1/2 hours. crews are working to turn it off while parents and children watch the powerful force. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> they pulled over and got out of their car. >> i was worried an scared because i have no idea what is going on. we were trying to get that way and so much traffic so we had to make a u-turn. >> i never seen anything like it. i have seen a water main break before, but this is like white water rapis.

looked like six flags water park. officials recommend that people drink bottled water. if you plan to take edsall road stay away from here. even when it is fixed in the next few hours, you have to fix the roadway because you have that huge hole. >> thank you. in the district right now, the police safety zones to help people get home safely at night during metro's safetrack program are in effect. they are in five night life areas h street, chinatown, dupont circle and adams morgan pchl you can expect increased lighting and traffic in those areas. metro is not open as late because of repair work. they have shut down at midnight. people who are out late at night or early-morning hours at bars and restaurants have to find another way home. police want to make sure patrons and employees can get home safely. >> i feel more comfort knowing i

uber. i won't be in harm's way. i know think police are there to react and prevent anything that could happen. >> reporter: the safety zones are in effect wednesday through sunday from 11:00 p.m. to 3:00 in the morning. with more storms coming in tomorrow, d.c. water is rushing to prep vent this scene from happening again at the cleveland park metro station. this time lapse video shows the water gushing to the station crews were busy cleaning out storm drains to make sure all of the water has some place to go. our transportation reporter talked to one person who was stuck right in the middle of the mess yesterday. >> flash flood in the purest sense of the word. just rushing in. in a span of 30 seconds it went from one side of the metro to a foot deep throughout the entire place. >> metro officials tell adam they'd like to see the city raise the curb outside of the station but so

clear if any action will be taken. a verdict expected tomorrow for the second baltimore police officer on trial for the death of freddie gray. cesar goodson is facing second-degree murder charges. he drove the van that transported gray after his arrest. gray later died from a broken neck. make sure you have our app. we will send out a verdict when it comes down and tune in throughout the day tomorrow. it's the eve of the vote that could change england's relationship with the rest of europe. >> britain is voting whether to stay in the european union. a opinion poll showed the stay in side leading 48-42%. if britain votes to leave the eu, parliament would have to vote to repeal the law that brought britain in to the european union in the first place. >> people have to think

it's safer to leave. >> millimeters fear a vote to leave the eu would undermine them as one of the preeminent financial centers. and what a judge says about a man that walked in to a tv station wearing an animal costume and fake bomb strapped to his chest. a popular needle-free way to protect from the flu. it has been used for years, but does it work? a new warning. and would you like to be a police officer for a day?

several years now people getting flu vaccines have had a choice, get a shot or a nasal spray. with the spray being especially popular for children, but tonight, the centers for disease control committee is recommending against using the nasal spray vaccine this fall because the data shows it just harnt been very effective. the flu shot, by comparison, has proven to provide much better protection, although no vaccine is perfect and the cdc is strongly recommending an and yul flu vaccine for everyone age 6 months own older. the man who walked in to this baltimore tv station wearing a fake bomb will not go to jail. instead he is sent to a state mental hospital to be treated for schizophrenia. today a judge ruled him not criminally responsible for his actions in april. you may remember he walked in to wbff in baltimore wearing a hedge hog suit and a life vest

bomb. he was eventually shot three times by police. his father says his son may have believed the world was about to end an was trying to get the message out. new concerns about lead in d.c.s water, especially in school and libraries. unacceptable lead levels were found at susan middle school in southeast this spring. they were discovered weeks after a group of students returned from volunteering in flint, michigan, to help during their water crisis. >> no one expected it. i think to have just returned if flint and seeing the severity of the crisis there it really hit home. >> we want to put filters that are certificate certified for lead removal in every drinking source in every school, every library, every rec center where we know we have young kids. >> reporter: lead was found in seven water outlets in four libraries. filters are being installed in all of the facilities. he was once second in line to

tonight he's in a federal prison. former house speaker dennis hastert wheeled himself in to a medical prison in minnesota today. it houses inmates who are physically or mentally ill. the 74-year-old l serve 15 months for paying off a man who accused hastert of molesting him when he was younger. he is one of the highest ranking u.s. politicians to have ever gone to prison. arlington's new police chief hasn't even finished elementary school yet. >> if his first day on the job is any indication he has a bright future in crime fighting. he got to be the chief for the day by winning a poster drawing contest. the fifth grader at carlin springs elementary gets straight a's in school and high marks for how he handled the rigors of having the top cop. he met the dog of a k-9 unit and answered the tough quo

>> i think the most important crime problem would be robberies, bank robberies because they are taking money that belongs to other people. >> reporter: arlington police say he has what it takes to lead his own police force. >> he got to do it all including kicking back and putting his feet on the desk. >> it is a tough job but somebody has to do it. a wild ride tomorrow morning. >> we could be. some areas will be in for a rough ride. others will be if ar ride that's not very nice. i don't think it will be everybody tomorrow. there will be some of you that wake up to heavy rain, maybe some wind and hail, as well during the afternoon tomorrow. look outside. doesn't look like that at all right now. clear skies, nearly full moon. the full moon was two nights ago. looking good now but not tomorrow morning. right now 75 degrees. on the warm side. the dew points are

that's important for our storm system. if we are able to get warm air in to the region, we have a better chance of severe weather. 76 quantico. 75 fredericksburg. 64 to frederick , maryland. the clear skies back to the west. here's the storm system in the chicago area. we will watch it closely. on this track, you can actually track it down. it would move to the south of d.c. and in to northern virginia. that's what i'm watching. severe weather threat for today in to early tomorrow morning. a moderate threat and that's a very high threat on this scale. severe weather including tornados. for us in the slight risk. that means we have a chance of strong to severe storms in the area through 8:00 tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, the slight risk shifts to the entire region during the

we have not one but two chances of storms. the biggest threat will be strong winds and could be here as you wake up tomorrow. make sure to give yourself plenty of extra time. future weather as i mentioned nothing going on at 11:00. by 4:00, five o'clock in the morning, seeing the rain come in and by 7:00 here's the strong storms with heavy rain. around 9:00 a.m., from southern maryland to northern virginia, north of d.c., maybe not a lot. the heaviest stuff to the south. we could be dealing with warnings tomorrow morning. chuck bell will be in tomorrow. make sure you tune in to news 4 for the latest on that. 12:00 we get out of this. afternoon not bad. i think we will see some sun and then the front comes through and look at the strong to severe storms tomorrow night. we could have not one but two different waves of storms. the threat tomorrow, high winds, hail and flash flooding could be out there. this is something we will be watching overnight tonight and all day tomorrow.

alert day here. 87 degrees. behind the system we get nice. the weekend looking fantastic. highs in the mid-80s on saturday and sunday. next week we get closer to 90 but still not talking any real huge heat waves coming in anytime soon. >> thank you, doug. >> coming up, a couple of cavs

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trophy. >> i'm sure everyone just wants to get back to work and work on a goal we are going to accomplish. >> it is an organizational win. we had a fantastic season. we have a great culture. only one prize we want, that's the cup. we're at a point where if we don't win the cup it will be a disappointment. dusty baker and the nationals in dodger stadium. the former honored with a bobblehead tonight. top of the second, dodgers up a run. a man on for espinosa. a home run last night, can he make it two in a row. no. an rbi double for him. he's been great lately. the pitcher joe ross, not the pitcher, he's an athlete. nice inning there. the nats would take a 2-1 lead. the dodgers tie the

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