breaking right now, a violent start to your sunday morning. what we're finding out as investigators work to solve two homicides in two separate neighborhoods. >> you didn't tell me the whole truth. >> i left -- i left details out. >> the truth comes out. ryan lochte takes responsibility, telling matt lauer he overexaggerated about the scandal he and his teammates caused in rio. and it is the final day of competition in rio. the remaining battles for gold and what you can expect as the closing ceremony of the 2016 olympics comes up today. we will look aheto

a look ahead to a busy start to your sunday morning and a storm team 4 weather alert day. good morning to you. hey, tom. >> good morning. all is calm and quiet weatherwise on this sunday morning. it's later today that we could get some strong storms. as we take a look at outside, here's a live view at our storm team 4 tower camera, looking over washington and a few clouds floating through. temperatures are rather mild and muggy with the mumtd. -- humidity. we're in the low to mid 70s. reagan national is at 76 degrees. storm team radar is showing some sprinkles here in the shenandoah valley. light to moderate showers here in west virginia. this is ahead of a cool front. these will be intensifying. i've got the

police looking for a person who fatally shot a man in northeast. it happened in the 1200 block of 18th place. derrick ward is live at the scene. what have you learned so far? >> reporter: well, i can tell you now that sun rise has brought an intensified search here as they have more light. we're in the 1200 block of 18th place northeast. it's about 2. . 05 when police responded for sounds of gunfire. when they got here, they found an adult male in the street. he had been shot several times. fire and ex-ms did try to save his life. he was pronounced dead on the scene. there is no apparent identification of the victim at this point. there was a lookout posted at one point for a dark vehicle

that's about all we have at this point. this remains a crime scene. we'll have more details as they become available. police continue to investigate a deadly shooting. this one in suitland, maryland. they say a man was shot and killed on parkway terrace drive. that man was pronounced dead at the scene. ♪ ♪ so all good things must come to an end and that includes the 2016 summer games today. it's the last day. we look live this morning from rio de janeiro and we can take a look of where we stand with the medal count now. the u.s. with a strong lead. 116 medals. 43 gold. china second with 70 medals, great britain at 66. there's still a jam-packed day of events and medals to be given out. we want to show you the four things to watch. first up, you haven't had enough of our

medallist simone biles, you can see her carry the flag from the closing ceremonies. kevin durant helping lead to the gold medal game against serbia. they are playing for their third consecutive gold medal. and claressa shields looking to hold on her medal. and kyle insider -- snyder is going for gold in the light heavy weight in rio. the closing ceremony starts at 8:00 tonight. no american had won gold in the men's 1,500 meters until 1908 until last night.

upset, american matthew centrowitz. what a win, centrowitz celebrating there as does his family in the stands are going wild. get this, his dad matt centrowitz is the head track coach is american university. jr made annapolis proud. >> we have seen some very memorable moments in the past few games. of those memories, also a dark chapter, ryan lochte and members of the u.s. swim team are at the center of a controversy. are ryan calls his behavior that night was immature and childish.

are victims and we're happy we are safe. the police conference says not victims, vandals. how do you look at that? >> it's how you may want to look like. whether you call it robbery or extortion or paying just for the damages like we don't know -- all we know is that there was a gun pointed in our direction and we were demanded to give money. >> gunnar in his statement to police said at some point someone who spoke english walked over and offered to help translate this altercation, and he made it clear that the security guard was telling the four of you need to pay for that stuff, that damage before you can leave here or i'm going to call the police. you understood that at that time, didn't you? >> yes, yes. so then we had to give the money. >> at that point you are striking a deal. you are striking a dealto

for what damage you've caused so that he doesn't call the police and this doesn't become a bigger incident. isn't that fair? >> we just wanted to get out of there. there was a gun pointed in our direction. we were all frightened and we wanted to get out of there as quick as possible and the only way we knew was this guy saying you have to give them money. so we gave money and we got out. >> what i'm trying to get at is the first version of the story you told ryan was much more about the mean streets of rio and the version we're hearing now is much more about a negotiated settlement to cover up some dumb behavior. >> and that's why i'm taking full responsibility for it is because i overexaggerated that story and we never done that, we wouldn't be in this mess. those guys would never be in rio or were in rio. nothing -- none o

have happened and it was my immature behavior. >> lochte goes on to say he hopes to continue his olympic swimming career if official allow for it. the rest of matt lauer's 20 minute interview with ryan lochte hairs tomorrow on "today." football player is arrested. devon butler was arrested outside of a bar in south bend, indiana and is charge with battery of an officer and resisting arrest. indiana state police they say found marijuana in a car and a loaded gun. developing this morning, an off duty d.c. firefighter is recovering from being shot. the frightening situation as he was driving with his daughter in his car. and we're following an

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turkey's president is blaming isis for the bombing of an outdoor wedding party. 50 people were killed. 73 others injured in what officials say appears to be a suicide bombing. 17 of those is injured are in critical condition and in intensive care. the country has been rocked by recent attacks either claimed by kurdish militants or isis. thunderstorms could make a is mess of your afternoon plans. tom is cracking -- tracking severe weather and when you can expect the stormy weather to dry up. and d.c. is stepping up in response to that severe flooding in louisiana. we'll tell you how one group is

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are good morning. weather alert day. strong storms developing our way later this afternoon and damaging winds and flooding rains. storm team 4 radar showing light rain out in the mountains. i've got new hour-by-hour arrival and departure coming up in a few minutes. developing this morning, police looking for the person who shot an off-duty d.c. firefighter while he was driving in his car with his

our mark seagraves broke this story on twitter. an off duty d.c. firefighter shot and wounded while driving his car with his daughter inside. it happened in broad daylight just down the street from a church. the firefighter was flown to an area hospital. he was conscious, alert, and stable. the shooting happened at 4:00 in the afternoon. the lookout is for a black and red sports motorcycle. the gun violence a surprise in this neighborhood of single-family homes along a very busy road along the border with prince george's county. this woman has lived here for decades. how concerned are you to find out there was a shooting? >> very much. i've been living here about 40 years and never had that problem. never. you know, people sort of stay to their receive but never any crime. >> the fire ch

years old, a 20-year veteran. the neighborhood commission says it's another example of gun violence that police need to focus more attention on getting guns outfit of the street. >> we need a special group out here so they can locate these guns and take them off our streets. chief gregory dean of dc fire and ems released this statement, the prayers of our entire department with our fellow firefighter and his family and we are grateful his prognosis is good. we're following a developing story in louisiana where flood waters in parts of the state are receding. an estimated 60,000 homes were damaged and more than 100,000 people have registered for federal assistance. 20 dogs left homeless in the floods, they are coming to d.c.

the washington humane society and animal resource league will take care of them and they will likely be in town, we're hearing, by this afternoon. virginia governor terry mccallif ready to make an announcement. the court ruled that the governor can only restore rights on a case-by-case basis. gop critics including donald trump telling folks that mccall live move is designed to help democrats. bring your back packs and tennis shoes. back packs 4 kids fun run. also going to be food and drink specials available at aqua 301. that's going to be all day. customers who

will receive 10% off their bill. runners will receive 15% off their brunch or dinner order. are they going to have to run with a poncho on? >> yes. they may have to delay the beginning of that run because of a line of storms coming through, and after that, much nicer weather coming in. you will enjoy that. between now and then, increasing clouds and it is a weather alert day as a result of these storms coming through, we could have some flooding. there is a gorgeous view of our sky this morning. all is calm and tranquil on sunday this morning. we'll have sunshine. sun rise in a couple minutes. it will be with us here for another couple hours. we'll have that sunshine. clouds will close in. temperatures right now low to mid 70s. shenandoah valley, nearby suburbs, mid 70s. storm team 4 radar showing a few light rain showers here in west virginia up into pennsylvania. locally ju

sprinkles in the shenandoah valley, around the blue rage. they stay well to the west here through or morning. this is as of 1:00, we'll see them developing east of the blue ridge and the panhandle. northern virginia, into maryland, northern, western suburbs coming right through washington, around 3:00, 4:00, after that, they move off to the south and east, into southern maryland, the northern neck and crossing the bay on to the eastern shore after 5:00 or 6:00 p.m., as it moves away and crosses the atlantic beaches by 7:00, 8:00 this evening, cloud cover breaks up and lower humidity moves in. much more pleasant weather moving in by dawn on monday. it will be down into the 60s. a delightful pattern here, through much of the region, strong

threat as well as heavy rain that may cause some flooding. those are the threats for later this afternoon. very low threat of any tornadoes or any hail. and hour bis hour temperatures will be by 80. hitting upper 80s around 4:00, around the time the storms will be mitt -- hitting the metro area. 60s tomorrow morning, mid 80s on monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. delightful each day with low humidity and sunshine. toward the end of the week, it starts heating up and into next weekend it will be in the 90s and it gets more humid. that's the way it looks. as students get ready to head back to school, it's already that time. several districts are closely looking for lead in the water. how the crisis in flint, michigan, has brought new attention

today is the last day of summer for d.c. public school students. sorry, kids. well, they are going to head back to school tomorrow. tomorrow will also be the first day of the brand-new all boys public high school. mayor bowser will open up the school year at ron brown college prepare tory high school. meaning while -- meanwhile in virginia, school officials spent the summer testing the waters looking for lead. it's all out of a

caution. in manassas city it's andy hawkins who is overseeing the efforts to test for lead. dozens of fountains, sinks, all inspected. >> we took a pro active measure. we're not required to do this by any regulatory agency. >> initial testing showed elevated lead levels in three of the fountains. >> this is what we call a bubbler here. this is a way for children to be able to drink water inside the classroom. >> a second round of tests showed them all to be safe. even still. >> that didn't satisfy us. we took the three devices out and replaced them. >> arlington doing the same, replacing the fountain at just one school. >> one drinking fountain at jamestown did test above recommended levels from the virginia department of health. >> the testing motivated by the water crisis in

they warren about your home. >> lead can be faucet specific. it could be as something as a fixture or one pipe or a solder in particular that could be contributing lead to the water. one of the quickest and easiest things you can do is turn on the cold water and let it run for a few minutes and that will get any water sitting in the pipe that could be potentially exposed to lead out of your pipes and get fresher water in. >> the school system stressed there are no concerning levels at this point. they told me it was out of an abundance of caution. a lot of you may still be curious about lead levels where you are. we posted a link to the epa site where you can find out where your community gets its drinking water and what the latest testing shows about that area. it's a storm team 4 weather alert day. you can already see some rai

take a look at storm team 4 weather rard, tom is tracking how you can plan ahead for the downpours we'll see. and dt making a new push in virginia. we inch closer to election day in decision 2016. devastate is -- devastation in california. more than 100 homes are destroyed.

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as we come up on 6:30. police investigating a deadly shooting in northeast. this happened in the 1200 block of 18th place around 2:00 this morning. we know investigators are still looking for a suspect. police also investigating a deadly shooting in suitland, maryland, here. this happened after 1:00 in the morning. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. a tearful ryan lochte telling nbc's matt lauer in an exclusive interview that he overexaggerated the alleged robbery in rio. he and members of the u.s. swim team were in a confrontation with security after apparently vandalizing a gas station bathroom. he goes on to say he hopes this incident does not tarnish his swimming career. a lot of folks talking about that lochte interview, the big story around here this morning is going to be the weather. it's dry for

>> that's got going to impact a lot of us. it is a storm team 4 weather alert day and meteorologist tom kierein is also here tracking the storms. >> we have a subtle start to the date. soft pink sunrise over washington. as you are about to head out the door, no problems traveling weatherwise for the next several hours. sunday morning, it is still humid. a few scattered sprinkles here over north central virginia and they are dissipating. a few light showers in west virginia. those will pass well to our west as the morning progresses. it's later this afternoon as we get some of the storms moving to the northwest. i've got the new hour-by-hour timing on their arrival and departure coming up this half hour. more than 1

been destroyed due to wild fires in california. officials warn that numbers could go up as damages are surveyed. 73% of the fire has been contained. as for what's being called the cedar fire, it's not expected to be contained for nearly a month. developing this morning, we have surveillance images of the man who police say shot and killed a clerk at a clinton 7-11. this was early saturday morning. he was killed during what prince george's county investigators are calling an attempted robbery. they say the same suspect robbed a clinton hotel shortly after that shooting. you are asked to call police if you know anything about this. two children and one woman were flown into trauma care after a t-bone trash in frederick county, maryland. it happened saturday afternoon and one of the drivers crossed into the path of the car while drying to -- trying

road. donald trump is once again asking for the votes of african-americans. his latest appeal comes in the battleground state of virginia, where he also took shots at virginia senator and vice-presidential nominee tim kaine. we have more on trump's campaign reboot. >> reporter: in battleground virginia, donald trump trailing by double digits be looking to reboot his campaign. >> it's going to be america first from now on. >> under new management, scripted, even modest. >> it is encouraging to see him feel more humble, a by the -- a bit more on stript -- script. >> flipping with white voters, trump now courting african-americans. polling with that group at 1%. >> you are living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs. 58% of

what the hell do you have to lose? >> trump also reaching out to hispanics. >> welcome to the world of trump. >> posting a round table with hispanic leaders flanked by his third campaign chief in two months. also pushing his law-and-order theme in virginia, meeting with law enforcement members. among those not impressed with his reboot, hillary clinton. >> believe it or not, i regret it. >> her new web ad attacking trump. do you reget saying that specifically? >> no, not at all. >> do you want to apologize for anything? >> no, i don't want to apologize. >> polls show hillary clinton with a 9 point lead nationally. both candidates vulnerable. only 17% say he has the temperment and a court

ordering hillary clinton to give written answers to a conservative group that filed a lawsuit over the issue. clinton raising money in a fundraising blitz, some hosted by hollywood celebrities. >> that was jacob ras -- -- rascone reporting. hillary clinton is expected to join cher for a fund-raiser in massachusetts. her campaign announced it raise more than $52 million last month. it has $58.5 million cash on hand. the trump campaign raised $36 million last month and it has about $38.4 million on hand. the 100th anniversary of the national service, a week long celebration will feature special events on the national mall. we want to remind you that the washington monument which you

to elevator problems. we've learned new details about a cluster of hepatitis a. ten people came down with hepatitis a after eating the smoothies with strawberries in them. symptoms include jaundice, fever, abdominal pain, also fatigue. tropical smoothie cafe says that they have stopped using those strawberries which came from egypt. we asked an official with the virginia health department how concerned customers should be. >> it's a potential and small risk associated with people who consumed these berries over the summer. >> the health department says customers who had those smoothies from august 5th through august 8th could still benefit from a vaccine to prevent the disease. the zika virus is sparking new fears here in the u.s., this after confirmation that the disease has spread to one

countries most popular tourist's destinations. we're talking about south beach. health risk and the potential impact of the economy. >> reporter: out door cafes, white sand beaches and tourists everywhere. it's also a zika zone. five new cases emerge following an outbreak. >> a little worried maybe. try to keep a good attitude about it. >> reporter: he fears what word of its spread might mean for business and tourists like the allen family from ohio. >> my concern is viruses are more difficult to treat than bacterial infections. >> reporter: tourism drives miami's economy. last year alone 15.5 million tourists visited,

24.4 billion dollars. the cdc issued a travel advisory to all parts of miami-dade county for all pregnant women. at this local gathering for expectant moms, the jitters are too real. >> i'm confined to the indoors most time. we're into indoor play dates, work outs, anything indoors. >> zika can cause miscarriages and birth defects. >> i stay away from areas that have the zika mosquitos. you never know if you are safe or not. >> today, insectcide workers continued. >> we this is something we can we can contain. a heroic dog whose actions made a world of difference. the incredible moment that saved aa

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a baltimore family pet is being called a hero after saving them during a fire last weekend. erica stepped outside to get something from her car when her home was quickly engulfed in flames. when firefighters arrived and rescued the infant from her bedroom, they found the family's dog polo laying on top of the girl covering her with his entire body. >> she only had a burn on the side. he stayed with her the entire time. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation.

archaeologists have discovered while digging for the alamo. they found ceramics and household debris shows the area where native americans used to live. one of the exciting things they found was a tip of a noncommissioned officer's sword. there was a new master plan for the alamo. tom is tracking heavy rains and strong winds. it's almost over. we're going to talk about the remaining challenges for

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good morning. weather alert day here in washington, in the immediate metro area. we can get strong storms later this afternoon, some with some flooding downpours and maybe some damaging winds. i've got the new hour-by-hour timing on that coming up in a few minutes. tom, thank. there are a few more medals in the mix today before the summer games come to a close and as the competition winds down, so too many hope

u.s. swimmers who claimed they were robbed at gunpoint. the athlete in the middle of all this, ryan lochte admitting it was a lie. jay gray has detail live from olympic park. jay, it's a story that doesn't seem to go away. >> reporter: let's hope it's fading into the darkness here. look, team usa continuing to win golds as and you talked about ryan lochte broke the golden rule. he lied about being a victim. he was instead a vandal damaging a restroom here. >> it was my immature behavior. >> in an interview with "today" show matt lauer, he admits there was no robbery in rio. >> i overexaggerated that story and if i never done that, we wouldn't be in this mess. >> now to the games as they come to an end, team usa continues its run for gold with

cheering him on, matthew centrowitz won the 1,500. the first american to do that in over 100 years. allyson felix earned an historic sixth gold medal, the most by any female athlete in olympic track and field history. the american women grabbed gold in basketball. the men will try to do the same against serbia. but no gold medal may mean as much to as many as this one. brazil with the win in football, sports, that borders on religion in the host country. i think they are still partying in parts of rio right now. team usa with a couple of good chances at gold, including boxing and wrestling. before rio sa

first-ever olympics hosted in south america. it's been a great run for team usa. it's been great to talk to you guys as well. >> we've enjoyed having you as part of the news cast nearly every single day. as you enction manied, we have a lot of gold medal match-ups but also the closing ceremony. what can we look forward to with that? >> reporter: yeah, angie, it's going to be a long affair. more than two hours and we will see a lot of pomp and circumstance as you are accustomed to in a closing ceremony. also the lively culture, the passing of the torch from rio to tokyo as japan take over and prepares for the game in four years and simone biles elected as the flag barrier. it will be neat to see someone around 5 feet carrying that flag into olympic stadium. >> jay gray, thank you so much. it's been a pleasure having you. let's take

into the amazon, way north of olympic park in rio. >> it's a stunning region. beautiful place s very vas and a place where nbc found one family that turned nature into its home. >> a family raising their children in the wild, learning about the jungle firsthand, like how to recognize the mark of a predator. that's where a jaguar has climbed the cheer. now their nine-year-old daughter can talk to monkeys. >> you are teaching all this to your daughter? >> sure. >> while her dad teaches me to apply natural insect repellant. dead ants. >> they bite you while you are doing this to stop other insects from biting you. >> there are 390 billion trees in the ma

180 feet high. and don't look down, right? >> you can look if you want. >> any time you are concerned about your daughter's safety, remember this fearless nine-year-old climbing in the world's largest jungle. this tree has been here 200, maybe 300 years, and from our drone, you can see what i can see, the vast, stunning canopy of the ancient amazon but leo does worry about his forest. >> the forest is weakening. >> because of climate change? >> yeah, sure. >> last year was the driest he's ever seen, he says and while deforestation as slowed, the amazon is still losing trees. most folks worry about their homes. the homes this family worries about concerns us all. swiss

>> it's incredible. it's a weather alert day today and we're talking about more than just rain drops in some areas. >> we could get some heavy downpours. might get some creeks and streams coming out of their banks that may overflow. between now and then we've got a tranquil morning under way. it is a weather alert day. we have frequent storm team 4 alerts on nbc washington.com and the nbc washington app. the clouds will be increasing from the west. right now, they are producing light rain showers in the shenandoah valley, the mountains of west virginia. the nearest sprinkles are just to the west of luray and right around winchester. those will be well west of the metro areas. if you have plans to get out between now and 10:00, you should be already. around 1:00 this afternoon, this is the timing, new one coming in of storms coming through. it might be soone

maybe 2:00, 3:00, heavy downpours right into the metro area. perhaps some gusts of wind that might cause damage. they head out to sea and we clear out overnight tonight, lower humidity moves in. much more pleasant weather will be arriving as we get into the afternoon hours. our threat today is mainly due to the heavy rain. a much lower threat of any hail or tornado damage and a smaller high wind threat as well. temperatures right now in the 70s, and the hour-by-hour timing on the temperatures will be in the upper 80s by mid afternoon as those storms do arrive. then a pleasant pattern through mid week, next week getting hot again with highs in the 90s. that's the way it looks. ♪ ♪ 45 years on the road and not slowing down. we're going to show you how a new documentary shining the spotlight on

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mark seagraves has more. >> it's a bit of a homecoming. >> reporter: hanging out in the garden of his kensington home, he recalls the more than four decades he spent on the road with the night hawks, playing with muddy waters, greg allman, and george thoroughgood. documentary night hawks on the blues highway traces the history of its band which got its first break on the bethesda whfs radio. >> they were a huge part of the local scene in d.c. >> it includes rare footage of the original band in the early days and the current lineup still touring. >> reporter: how do you keep bands together for 40 years? how do you keep a name out

the film is concerned with. what does it take. there are triumphs and tragedies. >> the movie reveals the tension between the co-founders that led to one of them leaving the band. the movie takes you on the road with the current lineup which is still playing concerts around the world. >> i don't know about another 45. i would like to make it another 5, i would like to make it an even 50. >> yeah. much more ahead on this storm team 4 weather alert day. >> and that includes an hour

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breaking right now, a violent start to your sunday morning. we're going to fill you in on what we've found out as investigators work to solve two homicides in two separate neighborhoods. >> you didn't tell me the whole truth. >> i left -- i left details out. >> the truth comes out. ryan lochte takes responsibility, telling matt lauer he overexaggerated about the scandal he and his teammates caused in rio. and it is the final day of competition in rio. the remaining battles for gold and what you can expect as the 2016 summer olympic games come to a close. i believe it's already over. >> i know, the last day. >> a very busy

lot to get into what is a storm team 4 weather alert day. good morning to you. >> tom kierein is tracking heavy rain headed our way. >> good morning. all is tranquil and quiet on this sunday morning. there's a live view from our tower camera looking into virginia. tyson's corner in the horizon. you can see dark clouds that way. they will close into the metro area in the next couple of hours. they are producing light rain scattered across the shenandoah valley into the mountains of we have we but don't have any -- west virginia but don't have any showers locally in the area. tracking north and east. new hour-by-hour timing of the arrival and departure may cause flooding. that's coming up in the half hour. turning now to breaking news, police are looking for a person who fatally shot a man in northeast d.c. it happened in the 1200 block of 18th place.

what have you found out? >> reporter: we realize this is still a crime scene five hours after this incident happened. some of the vehicles have moved around and daily has allowed them to did a more extensive search of this scene. earlier today, inat least nine evidence markers could be seen there mark being the scene. we're told 2:05 the sound of gunfire brought police to this neighborhood in the 1200 block of 18th place. they performed cpr. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. there was a lookout posted for a black vehicle with tinted windows. and that's about all we have in the way of a lookout at this point. detectives are still here on the scene and we expect that the scene will be released very soon for now but no i.d. of the victim or anything like that at this point. so again here in the 1200 block of 18th place, northeast, detectives still on the sce

northeast. it happened about 2:05 this morning. we are live in northeast, derrick ward, news 4. police also investigating a deadly shooting here in suitland, maryland. they say a man was shot and killed on parkway terrace drive. that man was pronounced dead at the scene. ♪ ♪ 7:03. all good things must come to an end and that includes the 2016 summer games today. a live look this morning from rio de janeiro and we can take a look of where we stand with the medal count now. the u.s. with a strong lead. 116 medals. taking the top right there. 43 gold. china second with 70 medals, great britain at 66. there's still a jam-packed day of events and medals to be given out for this last day in rio. let's fill you in on the four things to watch for. first up, you haven't had enough of our four time gymnastic gold medallist simone biles, you can

see her carry the flag for the united states for tonight's closing ceremonies. second thing is hometown star kevin durant helping lead to the gold medal game against serbia. in basketball. they are playing for their third consecutive gold medal. in the summer games. number three, defending gold medalist, claressa shields looking to hold her reign. and kyle snyder is going to go for gold in his first olympic games in the light heavy weight wrestling freestyle. those are your four things to watch today in rio. you can also watch the closing sar mondays for the 2016 games. that's going to be right here on nbc4. we'll start around 8:00 tonight. get this. no american had won gold in the men's 1,500 meters until 1908 until last night. it was an upset. american

happy to deliver. >> only meters to go. centrowitz desperately trying to hold on. he got it! centrowitz celebrating there as does his family in the stands are going wild. get this, his dad matt centrowitz is the head track coach is american university. and also an olympian who competed in the 1976 games. junior obviously making annapolis proud. he went to high school there. >> i like what we just saw there right there. some very memorable moments in rio in the games for the past few weeks. among those memories, a dark chapter, ryan lochte and members of the u.s. swim team are at the center of a controversy. it started with ryan telling matt lauer an overexaggeration. ryan calls his behavior that night at a station

childish. >> you told me on the phone we are victims and we're happy we are safe. the police conference says not victims, vandals. how do you feel about that? >> it's how you may want to look like. whether you call it robbery or extortion or paying just for the damages like we don't know -- all we know is that there was a gun pointed in our direction and we were demanded to give money. >> gunnar in his statement to police said at some point someone who spoke english walked over and offered to help translate this altercation, and he made it clear that the security guard was telling the four of you need to pay for that stuff, that damage before you can leave here or i'm going to call the police. you understood that at that time, didn't you? >> yes, yes. so then we had to give the money. >> at that point you are striking a deal. you are striking a deal to pay

for what damage you've caused so that he doesn't call the police and this doesn't become a bigger incident. isn't that fair? >> we just wanted to get out of there. there was a gun pointed in our direction. we were all frightened and we wanted to get out of there as quick as possible and the only way we knew was this guy saying you have to give them money. so we gave money and we got out. >> what i'm trying to get at is the first version of the story you told ryan was much more about the mean streets of rio and the version we're hearing now is much more about a negotiated settlement to cover up some dumb behavior. >> and that's why i'm taking full responsibility for it is because i overexaggerated that story and we never done that, we wouldn't be in this mess. those guys would never be in rio

or were in rio. nothing -- none of this would have happened and it was my immature behavior. >> lochte goes on to say he hopes to continue his olympic swimming career if official allow for it. the rest of matt lauer's 20 minute interview with ryan lochte airs tomorrow morning on "today." six notre dame football players facing sanctions and possible dismissal after being arrested early saturday morning. that includes cornerback devon butler who is a d.c. native. he was arrested outside of a bar in south bend, indiana and is charge with battery of an officer and resisting arrest. the other players were arrested after being pulled over for speeding. indiana state police they say found marijuana in a car and a loaded gun. developing this morning, an off duty d.c. firefighter is recovering from being shot. the frightening situation as he was driving with his daughter in his car. and we're also following a devastatin a

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only fios can. folks out in western michigan cleaning up after severe storms. that damage several communities. roofs ripped off homes and sheds. trees up rooted. power lines knocked over. the national weather service saying there were indications of a tornado, that those have not been confirmed. so far, no injuries have been reported. >> a day at the waterpark turns deadly. emergency crews were called to wild waves waterpark at washington state. for an unconscious man in the pool. life guards pulled him from the water and began performing cpr. ems took over but they couldn't revive him. the exact cause of his death is still under investigation. developing right now, turkey's president is blaming isis for the bombing of an outdoor wedding party. 50 people were kill

73 others injured in what officials say appears to be a suicide bombing. 17 of those is injured are in critical condition and in intensive care. pope francis led hundreds of people in silent prayer for the victims. the country has been rocked by recent attacks either claimed by kurdish militants or isis. thunderstorms could make a is mess of your afternoon plans. tom is tracking severe weather and when you can expect the stormy weather to dry up. and d.c. is stepping up in response to that severe flooding in louisiana. 'll show youwe h

good morning. weather alert day on this sunday. strong storms developing our way later this afternoon and there's a small chance of an isolated storm that would be capable of producing wind damage, that's later this afternoon. a look at the new hour bihour timing on that in a few minutes. we're staying on this developing story out of louisiana. flood waters in that part of the state finally receding. 13 people have died in those floods. an estimated 60,000 homes have been damaged and over 100,000 people have registered for

20 dogs left homeless in the floods there are coming to d.c. washington animal society will take care of them. they will likely be flown into town this afternoon. developing this morning, police looking for the person who shot an off-duty d.c. firefighter while he was driving in his car with his daughter. our mark seagraves broke this story on twitter. it happened saturday afternoon on southern avenue in southeast. news 4 darcy spencer has more on how everything happened. >> reporter: an off duty d.c. firefighter shot and wounded while driving his car with his daughter inside. it happened here on southern avenue in southeast d.c. in broad daylight, just down the street from a church. the firefighter was flown to an area hospital. he was conscious, alert, and stable. the shooting happened at 4:00 in the afternoon. the lookout is for a black and red sports motorcycle. the gun violence a surprise in this neighborhood of single-family homes along a ve

busy road along the border with prince george's county. this woman has lived here for decades. how concerned are you to find out there was a shooting? >> very much. i've been living here about 40 years and i have never had that problem. never. you know, people sort of stay to their self-but never any crime. >> the fire technician is 44 years old, a 20-year veteran. he works in northwest d.c. paul is an area neighborhood commissioner. it's another example of gun violence that police need to focus more attention on getting guns outfit of the street. >> we need a special group out here so they can locate these guns and take them off our streets. chief gregory dean of dc fire and ems released this statement, the prayers of our entire department with our fellow firefighter and his family and we are grateful his prognosis is good.

virginia governor terry mcauliffe expected to make an announcement tomorrow on the voting rights for former felons. the court ruled that the governor can only restore rights on a case-by-case basis. gop critics, including donald trump saying mcauliffe's move was designed to help democrats in the november election. 7:18. hey, grab your back packs, lace up your tennis shoes. >> nbc4 working for you in the community, holding a backpacks for kids fun run. it starts add yards park at capital riverfront. food and drink specials available for aqua 301. customers who bring a backpack will get 10% of their

runners will receive 15% off their brunch or dinner order. >> i love that part of town. >> the question is, though, is are folks going to need to pack an umbrella or a poncho? >> they may have to postpone the start of that fun run because of showers coming through and thunderstorms. as a result, we have a weather alert day. we'll have frequent updates, social media, nbc washington.com and the nbc washington app with perhaps any warnings you may see as well on nbc4 television. as we overlook the potomac river shrouded in the summer haze and humidity. still steam there. storm team 4 radar not showing any storms. light sprinkles in the shenandoah valley. mountains of west virginia. it's going to s

if you have outdoor plans, for arun or a bike ride, should be fine before noontime. the rain gets closer to the washington around 2:00, 3:00 p.m., metro area downpours coming through. thunder and lightning and the risk of damaging winds. it crosses east of the bay after around 5:00 this afternoon, so it's areas just south and east of washington between 4:00 to 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. that we'll likely get those storms coming through. by 6:00, they are on the eastern shore, then at the atlantic beaches around 7:00, 8:00 p.m., they head out to sea and after that, lower humidity creeps in as the sky clears out. much more comfortable weather will come in and will be in place here for the next several days. right now, we're in the 70s. upper 80s this afternoon. tomorrow, low to mid 80s after we dip into the 60s tomorrow morning.

wednesday, and thursday. each day comfortable humidity, afternoon highs, low to mid 80s, and morning lows in the 60s, but by the end of the week, a small chance of a thundershower on friday. it gets hot and humid. we'll be into the low 90s. that continues into next week, highs in the 90s. that may linger into the first part of next week. we have another heat wave on the way coming late this coming week, next weekend into the first part of the following week. that's the way it looks. >> lingering into when some students are heading back to school. several school districts closely watching for lead in the water. we'll tell you how the crisis in flint michigan has brought new atte nt

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today is the last day of summer for d.c. public school students. they head back to school to tomorrow. tomorrow is also the first day of the brand-new all boys public high school. mayor bowser will open up the school year at ron brown college prepare tory high school. meanwhile, in virginia, school officials spent the summer testing the waters looking for lead. it's all out of an abundance of caution.

efforts to test for lead. dozens of fountains, sinks, all inspected. >> we took a pro active measure. we're not required to do this by any regulatory agency. we decided that we would go ahead and test all of our schools. >> initial testing showed elevated lead levels in three of the fountains. >> this is what we call a bubbler here. this is a way for children to be able to drink water inside the classroom. >> a second round of tests showed them all to be safe. even still. >> that didn't satisfy us. we went back and we took the three devices out and replaced them. >> arlington doing the same, replacing the fountain at just one school. >> one drinking fountain at jamestown did test above recommended levels from the virginia department of health. >> the testing motivated by the water crisis in flint, michigan. local water authorities assuring that the source here is safe. but they warn about your home. >> one thing to remember

lead can be fawcett-specific. it could be as something as a fixture or one pipe or a solder in particular that could be contributing lead to the water. one of the quickest and easiest things you can do is turn on the water faucet, on the cold water and let it run for a few minutes and that will get any water sitting in the pipe that could be potentially exposed to lead out of your pipes and get fresher water in. >> the school system stressed there are no concerning levels of lead at this time. those who replaced fountains, including at jamestown elementary, told me it was all done out of an abundance of caution. a lot of you may still be curious about lead levels where you are. download the washington app. we posted a link to the epa site where you can find out where your community gets its drinking water and what the latest testing shows about that area. it's a storm team 4 weather alert day. you can already see some rain you quickly moving in. take a look at storm team 4 radar. tom is tracking how you can plan ahead for the np

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following. police investigating a deadly shooting in northeast. you are looking at the scene right there. this happened in the 1200 block of 18th place around 2:00 this morning. investigators still looking for a suspect. police also investigating a deadly shooting in suitland, maryland. it happened around 1:00 this morning. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. a tearful ryan lochte saying in an nbc exclusive interview that he overexaggerated the alleged robbery in rio. he and members of the u.s. swim team were in a confrontation with security after apparently vandalizing a gas station bathroom. he goes on to say he hopes this incident does not tarnish his swimming career. >> a lot to get to locally overnight and from rio, but first we want to start with the weather. it's dry for now but that's not going to stay that way. it is a storm team 4 weather alert day and meteorologist tom

strong storms that could rain out your sunday plans. >> keep an eye on the sky. right now, it's all settled and quiet. there's the live view from our storm team 4 rockville camera, looking down rockville pike in montgomery county. you can see the clouds beginning to close in from the west. and they are producing on storm team 4 radar, a few sprinkles of light rain in the shenandoah valley. scattered rain showers. no storms yet. all this is tracking off north and east. the metro area will stay dry here over the next several hours. get in a run or bike ride. tennis game as well as a little bit of golf as well. noontime by the afternoon, that's when our greater chances of storm will be arriving. i've got new hour-by-hour timing

homes have been destroyed due to wild fires here in california. you can see the smoke there rising off the mountain. that number we're actually hearing of all the damage, that could go up as they continue to assess everything that's been destroyed. 37% of the fire has been contained so far. as what's being called the cedar fire, it's not expected to be contained for nearly a month. >> angie, developing this morning, we have surveillance images of the man who police say shot and killed a clerk at a clinton 7-eleven. this happened early saturday morning. he was killed during what is being called an attempted robbery. they say the same suspect robbed a clinton hotel shortly after that shooting. if you know anything about this, you are asked to call police. two children and one woman were flown into trauma care after a t-bone crash in frederick county, maryland. it happened saturday afternoon

and one of the drivers crossed into the path of the car while trying to cross the road. two other children were taken to the hospital. donald trump is once again asking for the votes of african-americans. his latest appeal comes in the battleground state of virginia, where he also took shots at virginia senator and vice-presidential nominee tim kaine. we have more on trump's campaign reboot. >> reporter: in battleground virginia, donald trump trailing by double digits working to reboot his campaign. >> it's going to be america first from now on. >> under new management, scripted, even modest. >> it is encouraging to see him feel more humble, a bit more on script. >> i think he needed this. >> flipping with white voters, trump now courting african-americans. polling with that group at 1%. >> you are living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs.

58% of your youth is employed. what the hell do you have to lose? >> trump also reaching out to hispanics. >> welcome to the world of trump. >> posting a round table with hispanic leaders flanked by his third campaign chief in two months. also pushing his law-and-order theme in virginia, meeting with law enforcement members. among those not impressed with his reboot, hillary clinton. >> believe it or not, i regret it. >> her new web ad attacking trump. with his own words. >> do you regret saying that specifically? >> no, not at all. >> do you want to apologize for anything? >> no, i don't want to apologize. >> polls show hillary clinton with a 9 point lead nationally. both candidates vulnerable. only 17% say he has the personality and temperament to serve as president. only 11% say clinton is honest and trustworthy. a number

on going email controversy. a court now ordering hillary clinton to give written answers to a conservative group that filed a lawsuit over the issue. clinton raising money in a fundraising blitz. 20 events planned in the next 11 days, some hosted by hollywood sebts. hillary clinton is expected to join cher for a fund-raiser in massachusetts. her campaign announced it raise more than $52 million last month. it has $58.5 million cash on hand. the trump campaign raised $36 million last month and it has about $38.4 million on hand. happening today, seven days of celebration begin to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the national park service. the week long celebration will feature special events, festivals and other programs on the national mall. we also want to let you know that the washington monument is

problems. hepatitis a cases linked to a tropical smoothie cafe. ten people came down with hepatitis a after eating the smoothies with strawberries in them. symptoms include jaundice, fever, abdominal pain, also fatigue. tropical smoothie cafe says that they have stopped using those strawberries which came from egypt. we asked an official with the virginia health department how concerned customers should be. >> it's a potential and small risk associated with people who consumed these berries over the summer. >> the health department says customers who had those smoothies from august 5th through august 8th could still benefit from a vaccine to prevent the disease. we have more information about hepatitis

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a baltimore's family pet is being called a hero after saving an infant during a fire last week. erica says she stepped outside to get something from her car when her home quickly went up in flames. she tried to rescue her eight-month-old daughter but the heavy smoke made it very difficult. when firefighters arrived and rescued the infant from her bedroom, they say they found the family's dog poe low laying on top of the girl, covering

>> she only had a burn on her side. he wouldn't come downstairs to get out the door. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation right now and no other injuries were reported. >> that's incredible. archaeologists have discovered more than 1,000 artifacts while digging near the alamo. they found bricks they found were the south wall. they found ceramics and household debris shows the area where native americans used to live. one of the exciting things they found was a tip of a noncommissioned officer's sword. they started their work in support of designing a new master plan for the alamo complex that they are calling reimagining the alamo. timing is everything as you make your plans for today. tom is tracking heavy rains and strong winds and what you can expect for the start of the

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good morning. it is a weather alert day. there's the sky over washington, getting cloudy now. we have an increasing chance of some showers late this morning and then during the afternoon some tnd

it may cause some localized flooding and there's a slight chance we could get some damaging winds. the timing on that is between 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. i've got the hour-by-hour break down of that. i'll show you that in a few minutes. we continue to following that breaking news of a shooting overnight in northeast. a man was shot in the 1200 block of 18th place and police are now looking for a suspect. news 4 derrick ward has been on the scene all morning and has the latest. derrick. >> reporter: police say it was about 2:05 this morning when the sound of gunfire brought them to the scene here, 1200 block of 18th place northeast. they found an adult male shot several times. police and fire and ems did try to revive the victim to no avail. he was pronounced dead on the scene. they did post a brief look out for a dark vehicle with tinted windows. at this point that's all the information we have. the crime scene is clearing now, but the investigation

northeast, derrick ward, news 4. thank you. police are also investigating this deadly shooting in suitland, maryland. they say that a man was shot and killed open parkway ter race drive around 1:00 this morning. he was pronounced dead at the scene. we'll update you here and on the nbc washington app as soon as we get more information. shifting gears at 7:45. a few more medals in the mix today before the summer games come to a close in rio. as the competition winds down, so too, many hope, the controversy. >> that controversy surrounding four u.s. swimmers who claimed they were robbed at gunpoint. the athlete in the middle of all of it, ryan lochte now admitting it was a lie. nbc's jay gray has details live from olympic park. hi, jay. >> reporter: angie, david, good morning to you, team usa continues to win gold here and now we do know that ryan lochte broke the golden rule. he lied about being a victim. he was instead a vandal damaging a gas station

>> my immature behavior. >> in an interview with the "today" show's matt lauer, the swimmer at the center of the controversy, ryan lochte, admits there was no robbery in rio. >> i overscarthd that story. if i had never done thark we won be in this mess. >> team usa continues its run for gold, with his family lively cheering him on, matthew centrowitz wins the 1,500. the first american to do that in 1 hundred years. the men's and women's 4 by 400 relay teams finished first, earning allyson felix the sixth gold medal. the most of any american athlete in track and field history. and no gold medal may mean as much to as many as

>> a goal! >> brazil with a win in football or soccer, a sport that borders on religion in the host country. in fact, i think there's some parties still going on in rio right now. a big win for the host country here. also a big chance for gold today for team usa as things rap up in both boxing and wrestling and rio says good night to the first ever olympics hosted in south america. that's the latest from olympic park. >> on the topic of saying good-bye from rio, what do you expect from the closing ceremonies? >> let's be up front first of all. it's going to go more than 2 hours. let's expect that. i think you'll expect to see some of the lively cultural of this country, the dance, the music, a lot like the opening ceremony. a speech from the international olympic committee president here, passing of t

they prepare for four years down the road and simone biles, 4'8", carrying that huge american flag. she was elected the flag bearer, that will be fun to see her in rio one last time. >> she's a tough cookie. i think she has no problems. jay, we'll see you in four years. >> i don't either. >> safe travels back, jay. >> thanks, guy. let's head way north of where jay is for a journey into the amazon. >> i love this story. it is a stunning region in the vast and beautiful country and a place where we found one family that's turned nature into its home. >> a family raising their

how to recognize the mark of a predator. that's where a jaguar has climbed the cheer. now their nine-year-old daughter can talk to monkeys. >> you are teaching all this to your daughter? >> sure. >> while her dad teaches me to apply natural insect repellant. dead ants. >> they bite you while you are doing this to stop other insects from biting you. >> there are 390 billion trees in the amazon. we climbed one. 180 feet high. and don't look down, right? >> you can look if you want. >> any time you are concerned about your daughter's safety, remember this fearless nine-year-old climbing in the world's largest jungle. this tree has been here 200, maybe 300 years, and from our drone, you can see what i can see, the vast, stunning canopy of the ancient amazon but leo does worry about his forest. >> the forest is weakening. >> because of climate change? >> yeah, sure.

ever seen, he says and while deforestation as slowed, the amazon is still losing trees. most folks worry about their homes. the homes this family worries about concerns us all. >> here's a look at the storm team 4 radar now. showers in the shenandoah valley and mountains of west virginia. it's still safe to get out and maybe get in some exercise. here's the hour-by-hour timing. you can track it. if you hear thunder, you can see the nbc storm team radar. 1:00 this afternoon, you'll likely see

developing west and northwest of washington, around 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, right into the metro area, tracking south and east by 4:00 to 5:00 p.m., crossing the bay, heading across the eastern shore by 6:00, 7:00, p.m. after that, we clear out tonight. the temperatures drop back into the 60s by dawn tomorrow. after we reach the mid to upper 80s this afternoon. we're in the 70s now. so it's a pleasant morning but there is a lot of humidity in the air. after we reach the upper 80s today, the mid 80s on monday, with low humidity, a gorgeous day tomorrow, and a beautiful day on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. each day in the 80s, morning low, 60s, gets hot. here comes another heat wave. that's the way it looks. ♪ ♪ 45 years on the road and not slowing down. how a new documentary is shining a spotlight on a local band at the

♪ ♪ a new documentary focusing on a local band has been touring the world for 45 years. they are bethesda's own night hawks. >> they have been bringing their special brand of blues to audiences for two generations. mark seagraves has more. ♪ ♪ >> it's a bit of a homecoming.

>> reporter: hanging out in the garden of his kensington home, mark winter recalls the more than four decades he spent on the road with the night hawks, playing with the most successful musicians of their genre, with muddy waters, greg allman, and george thoroughgood. >> they were sure of themselves. not cocky. >> the documentary "night hawks" on the blues highway, traces the history of its band which got its first break on the bethesda whfs radio. >> they were a huge part of the local scene in d.c. >> it includes rare footage of the original band in the early days and the current lineup still touring. >> how do you keep bands together for 40 years? how do you keep a name out there and that's one of things that the film is concerned with. what does it take? there are triumphs and there are trags.

between the co-founders that led to one of them leaving the band. the movie takes you on the road with the current lineup which is still playing concerts around the world. >> i don't know about another 45. i would like to make it another 5, i would like to make it an even 50. four thing to know on this sunday. police looking for a suspect of a deadly shooting of a man in northeast. this happened after 2:00 this morning in the 1200 block of 18th place. the man was pronounced dead on the scene. a man was also shot and killed in prince george's county overnight. this happened on parkway tear ras drive this morning. an off doout d.c. firefighter in stable condition after he was shot while driving in his car with his daughter on saturday. police still looking for the person who fired the gun. it is the final game of the summer games in

and tonight simone biles will be the u.s. flag barrier in the closing ceremony. a storm team 4 weather alert day. >> big changes the next ten days. this afternoon, still humid, up into the upper 80s and likely some thunderstorms coming through. some of them might produce some damaging winds. the main threat is going to be flooding, heavy downpours, mid to late afternoon, 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., much lower humidity moves in for several days. enjoy. >> all right. don't forget try to support back packs 4 kids. 4:00 p.m. today at yard park. closing ceremony of the olympics right here at

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here's usain bolt. triple-triple. >> a perfect golden run for olympic gold. >> all hail usain bolt! ♪ >> on a rainy sunday morning in rio, a look at the city's famous sambodromo. every february this is the scene of one of the world's biggest parties the carnival parade. today it's the start and finish line for the marathon on the closing day of the 2016 olympic games. from inside our studio at copacabana beach i'm al michaels. what a scene here last night. the home country winning the men's soccer gold meda