me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. hail and heavy rain, possibly a tornado. >> sounded like a huge building coming down you would think. >> a first look at the damage in virginia tonight and what is coming our way the rest of the week. new calls toio

maryland. tonight pushing the school president to go even further to stop hate crimes. and how your next online review could cost you big bucks if you're not careful. news 4 at 11 starts now. >> hello everybody. hail to high winds out there. some wicked weather for a lot of you. now the national weather service will be in northern virginia tomorrow to see if a tornado touched down. >> the same storm that brought the hail did serious damage to a mobile home park. jackie bensen will have more on the cleanup in a moment. let's talk to doug about the storms. >> not even close to being done with them. we are dealing with major down pours. no severe thunderstorms right now. we are still in red mode because we have had rain for the better portion of two, three hours in some locations.

prince william county those have been dealing with the brunt of it storm after storm developing here. training along 66 especially around manassas. more storms and take a look here. look at the latest storm coming into d.c. notice the storms just down to our south. a lot of lightning with these storms all making their witowards the east. they are tending to continue to fall apart as they move into southern maryland. let's go back six hours and track the strongest of storms. two distinct storms one came right through this one right here came through d.c. came through the winchester area fred there was a tornado warning earlier. jackie bensen with more on that. >> officials here tell us that whatever came through here

and towards a mobile home park. several homes were damaged. it was a race against darkness to get the branches of a huge tree off the roof of this home before it would be too dark to do so. >> we saw the rotation in the clouds. and the hail started. we went inside and i was trying to get everybody from the living room when about a 70 to 100 foot tree fell on our trailer. >> the power went out. witnesses say the rain came down so hard it looked like midnight hours before sunset. officials in fredrick county, virginia say that the storm damage appears to be localized to this area just off route 7. >> no injuries. minor damage to homes. there is one home still being looked at by building inspectors. >> reporter: a crew from sky high tree services worked quickly to allow residents to get back inside

i'm doing myself to take down and get them off the roof. one down here at the bottom of the park here taking it off and getting ready to cut that one and get it off the roof. >> reporter: utility crews are trying to restore power to the homes. they say it is a pain staking process because in some cases they have to cut trees in order to get to the equipment they are trying to fix. jackie bensen, news 4. new at 11 tonight. allegations of rape inside a taxi cab in the district. according to the chanchlging documents a woman claims she went out drinking with her boyfriend on saturday night. she told police they plan to take cabs home but she blacked out, woke up -- she started driving with her still in the car. that's what a good samaritan stepped in. documents say a man was

down 16th street when he heard the woman screaming in the taxi. he called 911 and pulled ahead of the cab forcing it to stop at 16th and emerson street. the cab driver's name is yared mekonnen. he told police he was just driving her home. she told police she wlives in virginia. new calls tonight for a zero tolerance policy on hate and bias incidents at college campuses. the naacp and student leaders making demands in the after math of that deadly stabbing at the university of maryland. megan fitzgerald is live to explain the changes they want to see. >> reporter: the state and student leaders of the naacp say they are well aware of the university of maryland's new action plan to try to stop these incidents that they see on campus like creating

in place. leaders from naacp say more needs to be done. bright smile and how intelligent he was. >> reporter: those who knew lieutenant collins knew he stood up for what was right. court documents say collins was standing at this campus shuttle bus stop when 22-year-old sean robansky told him to move. investigators say he stabbed him in the chest with a knife. >> he was in a safe zone. >> reporter: so tonight -- >> zero tolerance policy should be implemented. >> reporter: naacp leaders are calling for rapid changes to protect students. the collegiate naacp president for the state of maryland. >> can we have a moment of silence. >> reporter: she is

racially bias incidents. she and others who gathered tonight don't believe it is enough. >> i want tosy outline of a policy, the consequences, task force on the campus, not just for people in the college but also maybe outside. >> reporter: they say in memory of richard collins they, too, will continue to stand for action they believe are rights. >> we propose that students -- and 50% of the task force [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: states attorneys office tells us the police department is still investigating the homicide which took place at this bus stop behind us. once they have wrapped up the homicide investigation they will pass it on to the fbi and they will determine whether or not this was a hate crime. reporting on the campus of the university of maryland, news 4.

tonight comedian kathie griven is apologizing for tweeting a bloody picture of the president. you may have seen the image on your social media feed. we made a decision not to show it here. it is griffin holding up a bloody decapitated head that looks a lot like president trump. the comedian tweeted it was quote mocking the mocker in chief. chelsea clinton called the photo wrong and wrote on twitter it is never funny to joke about killing a president. donald trump jr. tweeted that it was disgusting and imagined what would happen to a conservative who did the same to president obama. griffin did back down and posted an apologize on instagram. i went way too far. the image is too disturbing. i understand how it offends people. it wasn't funny. i get it. i went too far. i made a mistake

wrong. there are indications the secret service took this seriously when the image was circulating earlier tonight. the agency tweeted that threats made against those it protects receive the absolute highest priority. chris lawrence, news 4. a three hour standoff is over tonight. police say they have arrested a man who pointed a gun at an officer inside the orlando airport. police say no one is hurt, no shots were fired. a temporary lockdown was just lifted but state highway officials have shut down all roads to the airport. police in prince georges county are asking for help in solving a murder. they got a call to check on someone this afternoon at a complex on newton street. officers found a

an apartment there. they say he had signs of trauma to his body but not clear yet how he died. now to the district where a driver ran into an elderly woman earlier this evening here at the intersection of 12th street. fire officials tell us the woman has critical injuries. no word yet if she was in a cross walk. you can see they are clearly marked there at the scene. montgomery county detectives are trying to figure out if a crime was committed. someone dropped off a little girl at the hospital. there were no sign of her parents. no one at the hospital even knew the toddler's name. police say the woman brought the 2 year old to holy cross for medical treatment and said she didn't know the toddler and didn't know her parents. police will only say this about that woman. >> she was asked to baby sit the child on saturday by her sister. when she couldn't get in touch with her sister she brought the

the child is and did find one of her parents. they are trying to determine who the legal guardians are and if she has proper care. now to a story of two mothers, one who will spend the rest of her life without her son, the other who today was sentenced to 40 years for helping the ms 13 gang carry out that teen's murder. christian morales was 18 years old when police say gang members stabbed him more than 150 times killing him. prosecutors say they were waiting for him in a park. vanessa al varodo lured him there with the promise of sex. christian's mother held her son's picture as a judge sentenced her today. >> translator: those horrible people just come and kill innocent lives. they shouldn't be here. >> the judge says she hopes her sentence sends a strong message

tolerated in montgomery county. she has two children of her own. next at 11, negative online reviews. sometimes they are warranted. others could cost you. news 4's susan hogan. olivia newton john battling breast cancer again. she is still fighting. what she told her fans today. new video of an explosion turned a busy street into a river. narrator: "the time is always right to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate,

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ceremony held in new york city tonight honoring thousands of rescue and recovery workers. today marks the 15th anniversary of the end of the formal recovery operations at the world trade center. workers shared memories and discussed health issues. singer olivia newton john is postponing her current tour because she has been diagnosed again with breast cancer. she was set to tour the u.s. and canada next month. she says the breast cancer is in her back. she was previously treated for breast cancer in 1992 and was declared cancer free. after she received chemotherapy and a partial mastectomy. since that battle she has been an advocate for breast cancer awareness. a lot of consumers depend on those online reviews before they travel

reservati reservations. sometimes companies hit back if those reviews are negative. consumer reporter susan hogan is working for you with what you need to know. >> it is definitely helpful to share your experiences with others both good and bad consumer reports warns depending on what you say could get you in trouble. if something you order isn't up to snuff or a trip or a meal has poor service complaining online could help influence other customers. >> i go to a place with a lot of negative reviews. >> when i see a negative review i will look at another item. >> some companies fear serious damage from bad feedback until recently they were able to include nondisparagement clauses that allowed them to threaten customers with penalties. >> we know of one utah couple billed a $3,500

complaini complaining. >> a new federal law bars companies from inserting nondisparagement clauses that threaten or penalize people for posting negative reviews. consumer reports says you should still watch what you say. >> the review has to be audited and accurate. companies can sue you for defamation if you make a false statement that can damage the reputation. >> reporter: don't generalize. just speak about your own particular experience. consumers say companies should be eager to address poor reviews. >> how is a business supposed to grow? how is it supposed to learn from its mistake? >> another way to protect yourself is if the company reaches out to you to offer an explanation and you realize you are wrong then consider deleting the comment and let the company know you did so without admitting wrong doing. >>

into virginia? a little crazy? a little nutty? that was scary. >> it has been. 66 has been a mess all night long. parts of i-95 has been a mess. these storms continue to rumble through after we saw severe weather earlier. half dollar sized hail reported. also back towards the area. two distinct storms with severe weather earlier. now we are dealing with numerous thunderstorm activity and numerous heavy down pours. storm team 4 radar showing heaviest rain just south of washington. that rain continues to come down. you can see here we do have some general progression down to the south and east. back towards leesburg almost done into this area. let's show you where the strongest storms are. one last one. these may form down to the south. cull pepper county this is the area i am watching from d.c. right down towards

we have lightning around wood bridge. 95 just a mess here. nothing severe but the very strong, very heavy rainfall continues. heads up. one thing you lose the lightning and instability. we are not seeing much more make its way. right along the beltway still seeing the rain. you can see the areas that the thunderstorms rotating around the big area of low pressure to the north. there is more back to our west and another line back towards chicago. this is what we are going to see chicago. a day kind of similar to today although tomorrow i think we wake up to some fog. look at our tower cam. the rain, 67 degrees. winds out of the north at about five miles per hour. many areas well over five, six, seven inches of rain for the month. we may see more tomorrow. starting off 7:00 a.m. the blue ridge. to the east i think we have a

some of the fogou cld be dense. we may see a dense fog advisory. by noon it starts to pull out of here. we could see an isolated shower. we see sunshine and notice shower activity east of i-95. tomorrow evening after more sun we see another round of a couple of showers. this could be strong storms like tonight strong to severe thunderstorms could develop. they will be isolated. we will continue to keep you posted. bus stop forecast. fog at the bus stop 7:00 a.m. 74, a nice afternoon. a nice lunch time if you want to have lunch outdoors. few storms by around 4:00. better chance 8:00 tomorrow night. thursday a beautiful day. 79, more sunshine. 82 on friday. i have nice weather there. we will see mostly cloudy skies on friday. saturday mostly cloudy. slight chance of showers early in the day. most of saturday looks dry. most of sunday looks wet. sunday may be a wash out. games on sunday might be

not looking at much in the way of heavy rain. monday, tuesday, wednesday cloudy and on the cool side. and looking at the pattern. we may stay in this kind of pattern all the way through june. that is something to watch out for. >> this is our june gloom. >> kind of. cool, cloudy and showers, too. >> thank you. coming up, nats manager dusty baker weighing in with strong words about the suspension of his star bryce

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desk. >> we are brawling over the brawl. dusty weighs in. he is backing. interesting what he said. >> we knew bryce can swing the bat. we saw him try to throw a couple of punches. the history continues. both facing suspensions after last night's bench clearing brawl. both appealing. slashed with a four game suspension and manager dusty baker standing behind harper's action and doesn't agree with the punishment. >> it is kind of harsh especially when you are a recipient of the act and also i'm glad bryce is appealing it. it takes a heck of a man not to do something reactionary in retaliation to being hit. probably only martin luther king or gandhi would have turned the other cheek and not done something reactionary. >> you tell him, dusty. ni

telling us free bryce harper. he is in the lineup tonight. ryan zimmerman a highlight so far. zim lines this one to left center. turner comes in to score. zimmerman heading to second. 40th rbi this season. nationals take a 1-0 lead. murphy smokes this ball into right. the 32-year-old zimmerman showing off the wheel coming all the way from second sliding head first. rbi single for murphy. nats take a 2-0 lead. right now it's 3-2 in the third. the eye of the tiger tonight. orioles and he needed it. first batter of the game. likes what he is serving up. the yankees' lead off man crushing this ball to right. new york with two home runs in the first inning against the birds. one of the homers off

from matt holiday. holiday would want another. that cut a deep into the seats and left two homers. the yankees take a 4-0 lead. smacks this ball to the right. yankees beat the birds 8-3. to the court former maryland star working out with the wizards ahead of june's nba draft. starred in college park for the past three seasons but decided to officially turn pro this year. he grew up watching his hometown wizards and having the jersey on today was special for him. >> i thought playing in maryland was special. i grew up watching and i'm from the area. >> what do you feel like you can bring to the

>> just each will get better. i see the way he plays going to give me energy. >> he was saying it was so surreal to walk around the hall, a participant and not just a fan.

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me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia.

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