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county and bizarre incident in d.c. where a car drove in to a hole right on wisconsin avenue. >> first tonight, reports of several people shot in a home in district heights. this call came in around 9:45 tonight. jackie bensen just arrived at the scene. >> reporter: there is a deeply disturbing, unsettling crime scene here just down the street on other leans avenue, just off of marlboro pike. an hour ago a call came in to 911 where someone reported that everyone in a house had been shot. we hear there were neen people in the home and what we can tell you at this point, two people have been take on the the hospital from this scene. it's a very active scene. homicide detectives are arriving here as we speak. we do not have a lot of updated information from the prince

department. again, what we are hearing right now, police received a call saying everyone inside of a home had been shot. when they arrived they found multiple shooting victims. two people at this time have been transported to the hospital from the scene. when we get more information, we will bring it to you live. jackie bensen, news 4. another breaking story tonight in the germantown area. five people injured, including three children, in a serious crash on clopper road near great seneca highway. this is a picture tweeted out by montgomery county fire and rescue. they tell us three people were hurt seriously, but the scene has been cleared in just the last few minutes. we're working to get more information about a person getting hit and killed by a train in manassas. it happened on the tracks near godwin drive. prince william county police confirmed one person died

before 9:00 tonight. they are still investigating the circumstances. a friday night out for one couple but it didn't go as expected. look at this. their car sank in to a hole. this is on wisconsin avenue near tenley town after a metal plate on the road gave way. vdot says it was there as part of a pepco project. either the road gave way next to it or under that metal plate. one lane is shut down while crews are making repairs. the car got towed away not long ago. >> situations like this shouldn't happen. >> on a main road. >> it is wisconsin avenue, major traffic going in and out of the city. hopefully they can get it taken care of. >> reporter: no one was hurt. the couple in the car was able to get out. we don't know when the road will open again. we are getting new pictures from west virginia tonight of the massive destruction left behind by all of the flooding. >> we also just got an update from emergency management offic

our chris lawrence has the latest information at our live desk. >> the death toll unfortunately jumped again. we know at least 23 people have been killed in record flooding. as part of water recedes look at what is left behind cars flipped over, neighborhoods washed away. officials say they can't begin to count the number of homes that have been destroyed. in the last 30 minutes, crews finish building a temporary road in elk view allowing more than 500 people to escape a mall after a road collapsed an stranded them on the other side. cops, firefighters, national guard troops, even the coast guard are all out there trying to rescue as many people as they hang. they are using a combination of boats, helicopters, ropes nearby to help people get off of roofs or out of cars. >> they managed to rescue a woman trapp

water rising up to her neck. >> reporter: one of the hardest-hit areas is west of the west virginia border in white sulfur springs. the national weather service says there's only a one in a thousand chance of getting this type of rain in any given year. jim? >> pictures hard to believe. chris, thank you. we saw a few pop up showers around our area tonight. doug, it sounds like we're in for a nice weekend ahead, huh in. >> all in all looking good on your saturday and sunday. now this evening, we did see a couple of showers, including a couple that came through downtown around 7:00, 8:00 tonight. look at storm team 4 radar. you can see what we are dealing with over the last five or six hours. showers meandering across the region. one shower brought heavy rain in to montgomery county and down through the district. more showers to the south, culpeper county got hit hard. rappahanock county seeing showers continuing now. one area of showers to the north dying as it moves

the rest of the area all clear. the exception to virginia beach. if you are leaving late night to go down there you may get rain on the way. other than that no big deal. tonight looking good. the showers moving out. tracking a few storms for next week. we will talk about that and show you what to expect. could see more in the way of heat. see you in just a minute. >> thank you. a former track coach at dunbar high school will spend the next 17 years in prison. charles young was sentenced today. he pleaded guilty to seven counts of sexual abuse earlier this year. he admitted to abusing seven boy on the schools campus between 2012 and 2014. he said he sometimes used concerns about the students hygiene to get them to take their clothes off. wendy? >> she calls it an insult. that's what john gear's mother is saying of the sentence for the former police officer who shot and killed her unarmed son. adam torres was sentenced today to 12

shooting geer in 2013. since torres served ten months with good behavior he could be out in a couple of weeks. prosecutors say they made the deal because they didn't want geer's children to have to testify. >> if i went out and shot somebody i would never see the light of day. >> it would have been hard on the children. i guess i could say i put them ahead of anne geer's opinion. >> he is moving ahead with his life and that's the best thing that can happen. >> the death did lead to new police training and policy changes in fairfax county. now officers that are involved in incidents involving force must have their names released within ten days. d.c. police arrested a teenager accused of sell telling his ex girlfriend he would shoot up her home and school. the 17-year-old was busted last nigh. officers searched his home after he allegedly sent text

to his ex saying he would kill her and her family. they found an ak-47 and more than 100 rounds of ammunition. investigators tell us her courage in reporting the threats likely saved lives. they have not released the suspect's name because he's a juvenile. we have been telling you about the fallout from britain's exit from the eu. but one number really drives home that point tonight, $2.1 trillion. that's how much money was lost in global stocks today. u.s. markets lost more than 800 billion. nbc's bill nealy with the seismic event that is still sending shock waves around the world. >> reporter: it was an earthquake, britain turning its back on europe, a shangen -- shaken prime minister resigning. >> i do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next

campaign that aimed to take back control from the european union. >> let june 23rd go down in our history as our independence day! [ cheers and applause ] >> anti-elite, anti-establishment, it borrowed from the trump campaign. its leader heckled but now a favorite to lead the country. >> it's about the right of the people of this country to settle their own destiny. >> reporter: britain will now leave the union of 28 countries. anxiety over jobs and immigration the crucial issues. the vote to leave was roughly 52-48. some voted to protest, then regretted it. >> the family this morning, voted to leave, we are regretting it. >> there maybe more regrets. this result puts thousands of jobs at risk. u.s. banks, jpmorgan and morgan stanley warning they will review investments in britain, as did carmakers

president obama reassuring britain and americans some ties won't break. >> one thing that will not change is the special relationship that exists between our nations. >> reporter: the news made britain's currency and then stocks globally fall. google reported a sudden uptick in the search question what happens if we leave? the answer no one knows after a vote turned britain and the european union on its head. president obama is designating the stone wall inn in new york as a national monument, the first to honor gay rights. back in 1969, the tavern became the site of an uprising in greenwich village after the nypd raided it, which a lot of people view as the start of the gay rights movement. the monument will protect seven acres of land in manhattan and will be dedicated on monday. after nearly 40 years of service to alexandria, the city's top cop calling it

earl cook has been the police chief for the last seven years and presided over a lot of cases including the arrest and conviction of charles severance. he grew up in alexandria and the first african-american in the city's history to serve as police chief. his retirement takes effect october 1st. players and parents are concerned about what they call the terrible conditions on a football field in prince georges county. they say the turf battle is putting students at risk. some football players at northwestern high in hyattsville tell us they are forced to play on a field made up of dirt and they are being injured on it. according to a maryland house bill, the school was supposed to get an artificial turf field. the students plan to hold a rally monday night. prince georges county public schools did not respond to our request for comment. still to come tonight, a virginia toddler bitten by a poisonous snake in his backyard and the anti-venom is costing his family more than they can pay.

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oint, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks. young people are moving back in town. kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. and folks are making investments and the community is moving forward. 40% of the lights were out, but they're not out for long. they're coming back.

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>> did you say 11? >> yeah, it's 11:00, that's the only 11 that matters to you. this is the sixth biggest mega millions jackpot ever. the cash option is worth 244 million. this would be frightening for any parent, your toddler is bitten by a poisonous snake. for one virginia family, paying for their son's recovery is a bigger battle. the 16-month-old bitten by a copper head while playing in the backyard. taken to inova fairfax and received 16 vials of anti-venom but they cost $3,000 per vial. his parents who don't have health insurance are looking for ways to pay for that treatment. >> there's a program through fairfax inova where they can get the bills reduced so hopefully they are able to help with that.

we just wanted him to be okay. >> we have a link to the family's go fund me page on the nbc washington app. just search toddler snakebite. >> devastation and destruction in california tonight where a wildfire north of l.a. has exploded to 29 square miles in just over 24 hours. at least 100 buildings, including 80 homes are reduced to rubble now. 1500 more are in danger. the fire injured several firefighters and killed two people. the weather won't help this weekend. there is a red flag warning and temperatures could climb to the triple-digits. >> hard to complain a ourbout humidity. we're lucky. >> really is. in parts of california they have a heat advisory in effect until wednesday of next week. >> not getting relief. >> firefighters are not getting relief. >> and the firefighters will be dealing with this for quite sometime now. in our region

earlier but right now not at this bad. humidity is coming down a bit. current temperatures at 74. look at the heat index. no heat index. the humidity is down. in to the 70s. 76 quantico. 75 manassas. had a couple of showers earlier. one which came through downtown. i was out with friends from las vegas where the temperature around 115. they were happy to be in our weather today. right now looking at the only shower left is back toward rappahanock county. west of warrenton, this shower will be dying off here. that's it for the night. i'm expecting things to be pretty nice over the weekend. if you are here for the weekend look at the national mall doing the events there, looking good there. cloud cover across the region from the storms but as these move out we may see fog overnight and maybe clouds by morning. i expect to see some clouds early. 83 for a high tomorrow. 82 lerg

sunshine during the afternoon after morning cloud cover. speaking of morning cloud cover if you are biking or hiking, nice around 9:00. the clouds starting to part by this time. temperature 76, up to 81 by 1:00. nice and warm and then nice and pleasant by 5:00. 83. today's 83 a little different. we had a heat index at one time of 89. tomorrow the humidity will not be a factor. same thing for sunday. if you are heading to the beaches, now the beach forecast going to be a little cool on your saturday. temperatures around 74 degrees. a little breezy, too. right along the beach it maybe cool, especially if you are on the boardwalk, say around 7:00, a 8:00, 9:00, sunday a beautiful high temperature of 78 degrees. nice weekend on the beach. cool side. boating, give you boating tips. the national weather service throwing out a new campaign. be ready for strong storms and wind on the open waters. last year in the state of maryland alone, 21 people died as

in to the water. make sure you have the life jackets. check the forecast before you go. so many times you get out on the open water and not expecting the storms. check the forecast. download the nbc washington app. 85 on sunday. abundant sunshine on sunday. the weekend looking good. we start to get warmer, more humid on monday. high of 85. 30% chance of a late afternoon thunderstorm on monday but not a washout. 30% chance on tuesday, too. high of 90 degrees, more humid. we could see a stronger storm or two on tuesday but i'm not expecting much in the way of severe weather. 84 on wednesday and next weekend, leading in to next weekend, thursday and friday, more sunshine, low humidity and once again temperatures in the 80s. the average high is now up to 87 degrees. and most of the next seven days will be below that. this time of the year we are okay with below-average temperatures. >> always. >> thank you,

heights and jackie bensen has an update on the shooting. five people in one house. >> reporter: we can tell you prince georges county police have confirmed three people are dead here. a total of five people shot. two transported to a local hospital for treatment of their injuries after a call came in just before 10:00 tonight. someone reported that someone had entered a home here in the 3200 block of orleans avenue in district heights and shot everyone in the house. obviously there is an expetensi scene here. but very large scene here after five people, five people shot in a home. police sadly confirm to us at this hour that two of them are dead. live in district heights, jackie bensen, news 4. >> thank you. we will have more on news 4 today tomorrow morning. coming

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this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. little rain here and there but the weather has not gotten in the way of the quicken loans tournament. >> chris has a look at the leaderboard heading in to the weekend. >> we got a lot of sunshine from special sports stories seeing a champion with the feel good story. first round of the quicken loans national gave us a 21-yea

making his pro debut take control of the lead. his name is john rob. the second gave us a leesburg native and naval academy grad emerge on the leaderboard. his name is billy hurley. start with the hometown hero. he carded seven birdies. his friday encore performance just as impressive. friday, hurley had another seven birdie day. those 14 birdies are the most in two rounds in the tournament history. he is tied atop the leaderboard. he played alongside the co-leader today. that pairing added extra life to the round. >> i think we played off of each other a good bit today. it kind of seemed like it was almost match play for a minute. just going back and forth. he was making great putts and i was making some good putts. >> the feel-good story behind rahm, the 21-year-old who made his debut shot an opening roun

two-shot lead. how did he follow up, he ran his score to 12 under before a bogey pushed him to tie for the lead heading in to the weekend. one of the fan favorites, besides hurley and rahm is rickie fowler, the sixth ranked golfer in the world. after missing the cut the last four tournaments he he is five shots back heading in to the weekend. >> from last year rtj to being here this week, it's fun. we don't play this this part of the country often. we get a lot of support and expecting some good crowds on the weekend. thursday, friday, it's kind of the quiet days, but we will ge some more support i'm sure this weekend. looking forward to it. >> nationals looking to stop a five-game slide. max scherzer on the mound. that should

two-run jack to center. scherzer gives up the home runs on the season. nats down two, bases loaded for robinson. this is not how you complete the comeback. three of 11 men left on base for the nats. they lose their sixth straight 5-3 the final. orioles hosting the rays. machado returning from his suspension. his presence felt. more on that in a second. sixth inning, o's down and bases loaded for davis and he delivers. orioles take the lead at 5-3. in the eighth, welcome back, manny. his 18th home run of the season. orioles win it 6-3. jim and wendy, third round of the quicken loans tees off 7:55. leaders hit the course at 1:55. we will have

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