reported there alone. >> those storms are moving out right now. but we're seeing plenty of damage left behind. let's begin with doug and tom there in the storm center holding down the fort. we're kind of out of the woods. >> we can start that clean up in many areas, severe weather come through. most of us have seen just about everybody has seen some part of heavy rain, thunder and lightning, some areas got hit harder than others. >> we have reports of wind gusts as much as 60 miles an hour with all the trees we have that's all it takes. . the radar was lit up around 2 and 4:00. after that time we saw most of the severe weather move off. we had our last bit down towards the south, down in the course of saint mary's county. that's down towards the eastern shore, no more severe thunderstorm warnings in our area.

notice, the pink area, southern maryland and the northern, that's the only area now under severe thunderstorm watches. but that should be cancelled here at any time. you can still see a couple of stronger cells, no lightning around 301. no lightning, heavier rain showers continue to move in. still rain around the d.c. metro area, most of this will be light to moderate. the whole system continues to move off towards the east. as we mention, a lot of people without power, we're looking at this throughout the afternoon as primarily wind thrust today. >> as we just mentioned, we had as many 40,000 without power and northern virginia alone. 25,000 of those were in fairfax county. plus those outages have dramatically dropped those crews got to work and got a lot of the power back. here is a few of the city right now. still low clouds hanging over, but the visibility have improved. power outages down to about 23,000 they have made some great progress in getting that power back and things areeg

settle down. we'll go live now to the stone, he's in silver spring looking at some of the damage there. quite a bit. >> look right here, tom, you see this back windshield, it is shattered, why, you come right over here. this tree is crushed right on top of the car. this is nothing compared to across the street, photographer can zoom in. you see the top of that roof right there. that tree just sliced through it like a ten can. there was a couple inside, in their 50s and they were trapped. firefighters were able to get them out right now. they are at a hospital. the man is -- has some minor injuries, the woman whose wife, she's there as a precaution. you move right over here again, you see that tree right down

you can see it has fallen on top of that car, as well. we'll continue to bring you updates here out at silver spring. i'm stone here. i'll talk to you guys later. >> thank you. and, remember, you can stay ahead of the forecast by the weather as your home screen on the washington app just open up the setting in the app. >> right now, live picture, fairfax county police update the investigation into the weekend murder of arrested teenager who was killed as she was walking to a mosque for ramadan observes. 17-year-old died of blunt forced trauma after police say a man aimed his car at her and a group of other teens and later hit her with a baseball bat. we'll be live streaming the press conference and our app and bring you any updates as we learn them. now the father of the murdered team is raising painful questions about why she was killed. police tell us this appears to be a case

hate crime. our northern virginia bureau chief is learning new details now from several of the teens who were there when the suspect attacked the group. she joins us now live from sterling where a walk to the mosque turned to panic and chaos. >> well, it happened right here. this is where darwin martinez torres allegedly drove his car towards a group of teenagers, tonight he is in jail without bond facing a charge of murder. for the last hour, i've learned he faces more trouble. immigration and customs enforcement this afternoon lodging a detainer against him, meaning they believed that el salvador and native is in the country illegally. i spoke with the victim's father today and he tells me he liked to talk directly to the suspect. >> when detectives came to tell hasan that his missing daughter was dead. he told us he had one

killer. >> for what? you don't do anything. >> 17-year-old was with a large group of friends early yesterday morning walking and biking along the road. they just finished a meal at mcdonald's before returning the to the nearby mosque to begin a fast. the teens say they noticed a man in a car following them, then he jumped the curb. >> when i saw with the car, driving on the sidewalk, that's when i was like, what's going on. >> he had to go to the woods, he would have hit us with the car. >> friend believe as they ran he fell down. police say 22-year-old darwin then got out of the car hitting her in the head with a baseball bat. then allegedly put her body in the vehicle and later dumped it in a nearby po

questions for the victim's father. >> he hit her and you go get his car. why you don't leave here. >> today a steady stream, many arrived at the apartment complex where they lived. friends remembering a young they looked up to. >> nobody will ever take her place. >> inside the high school friends decorated the locker in her honor, students are planning a vigil wednesday night. in fairfax county, julie, news 4. >> authorities say a van attacked over night was targeted at muslims and they're treating it as an act of terror. a white man drove a rental van up over a curb and slammed into a crowd of muslim worshippers as they left a mosque. survivors caught the driver and held him

he reportedly spit and shouted threats at them, one person died at the scene. it's not clear yet whether he was run over or suffered a heart attack. ten other people were wounded. and the suspect in an apparent terror attack in paris is dead tonight. a man rammed his car into a police convoy, sparking an explosion in his car. police pulled the driver out of the vehicle, but he died later. two investigators say a handgun was found on the driver and there were more explosives in that car. no one else was injured, but french authorities say the attack appeared to be deliberate and the suspect had been flagged for possible ties to extremist. this is the fifth attack in four months on security forces in paris. previous attackers have used guns, a hammer and a machete. >> tonight we're learning new details about the danger of police face as they respond today a shooting at baseball

officers ran into the gunfire as they took aim at members of congress practicing for a charity game. fitzgerald has more now on the investigation and another sign the city is returning to normal in the wake of this awful attack. megan. >> certainly signs that things are getting back to normal, where the shooting happened was suppose to be packed, they're getting ready for a little league game. but if we flew around here and show you the ymca, it's passive cars, people have been going in and out of the facility since the weekend, really. but neighbors that we talked to say, you know, this is not far from what happened just a couple of days ago. we now call this the new normal. >> cell phone video shows part of what happened when a gunman opened fire during congressional baseball practice. today police chief, mike brown, described part of the heroic acts by his officers and two capitol police agents which h

>> special agent david bailey and special agent crystal griner were involved in stopping the initial assault by that particular shooter, one of them actually went on to the field and got the individual to move down away from the third baseline for home plate. >> three of the police officers were on the scene. >> two of the officers fired the weapon, the third officer was pinned down and was not in a position to fire the weapon because of rough and coming at them. >> that officer who was pinned down was -- who ran towards the gunman from the area near the ymca. chief brown said she ended up distracting the gunman through officers alexander jensen, kevin and two police officers crystal griner and david bailey could take out the suspect. the entire

-- they quickly rushed to the field. >> to provide immediate care as wounded. >> it's hard to tell that this field deserves so much unfolded just days ago. kids are outside playing and the ymca is back open for business, but neighbors say as much of the incident has brought them together, things won't ever be the same. >> it's a new normal. you realize you still live in the city. >> chief brown tells us that all three of the aufofficers are pa on administrative leave. and any time something like this happens and officer pulls the trigger in an incident. he also says that no one was injured, back to you. >> megan fitzgerald, thank you. two of those shooting victims continued to improve. congressman steve condition has been upgraded to serious. he was wounded in the hip and e

said he could get out of intensive care as early as today or tomorrow. he's recovering from multiple gunshots to his chest. >> very encouraging. now to presidential politics and white house going to new lengths to avoid going on the record. >> today reporters at the briefing were not allowed to broadcast video. blayne alexander is on capitol hill to tell us what's going on. what's the latest. >> you both know very well, this is not the first time we've seen this unconventional approach. in fact, it's been more than a week since sean spicer has given an on camera briefing. when asked about that by reporters today. spicer explained that on days when the president would be in front of the camera, he prefers that the president speaks for himself. that explanation is being met with a lot of criticism. since hegn

questions about the russian investigation. instead he decided to focus on foreign policy welcoming the president of panama today at the white house. >> commander in chief facing a potentially dangerous military escalation, after u.s. forces shoots down a serious fighter jet. >> this is certainly a little more dangerous period. >> syria's closest ally, russia, vows to treat all u.s. in that part of the air space as target. >> i doubt the russians are looking to shoot at american aircraft. you never quite know. >> syria has been testing the u.s. in a series of provocative move escalating tense relationship. despite the shared goal of defeating isis. >> if you talked to foreign policy, experts from across, they say, russia is not our friend, russia is doing very bad friends vis-a-vis, interference in the democratic process. >> back in wa

the spotlight as the president's legal team denied reports that he is personally under investigation. >> the administration has to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. what we have seen of this president is his obsession with the russian investigation. i think it profound concern as to whether it has the band width and capacity to focus what he needs to be focus. >> rare public remarks from the presidential son-in-law. >> technology here at the white house. >> despite kushner being a central figure in the russian investigation, his duties within the white house appear to be expanding. and the president's personal attorney says that president trump may address questions about whether he taped conversations with james comey by the end of the week. >> all right. blayne, thanks so much. >> the supreme court decided today that could clear the way for the washington redskins to maintain their trademarks. >> coming up on news

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administration determination to prevent such tragedies from the befalling innocent people at the hands of regime that do not respect the rule of law or basic human decency. he was sentenced to 15 years in a north korean prison for trying to steal a propaganda poster. he was returned home to his family in ohio in a coma. doctors say the 22-year-old's brain went too long without oxygen. ohio governor also issued a statement today saying his death under scores the evil depressive nature of the north korean regime, back to you. >> thank you. a new supreme court ruling says the federal government can't refuse to register the trademark even if they're considered offensive. >> this gives a major boost to the washington redskins and the team's legal fight after their trademark was cancelled due to complaints from some native americans, tom sherwin has more about this

>> reporter: the band fighting eight years to trademark its name on the supreme court. the washington redskins joined it, it's trying to keep the federal trademark redskins that some deem offensive. the court ruling today likely helps. >> it's a free speech ruling. >> vet an nbc news justice correspondence said it does help. it doesn't directly effect the redskins of course, now, they'll go back to court and say see this ruling needs to be win and they'll -- >> team owner dan schneider issued a simple statement, i'm thrilled, hail to the redskins. has slowed to help the team to get them returning to the district. >> whether the name is constitutional or not doesn't change whether it's appropriate. >> he won't even use it. >> nor do

taking pride in using it. i don't use it. and i think that the decision is one they'll have to live with. >> they have held private talks to have the team return to dc. they say the name shouldn't be a road block. passers by outside the court favored the court ruling. >> exactly right. exactly right. >> there are so many other things to worry about. >> that's the constitution that we have. >> in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. now to read the redskins' legal filing to open it up and search redskins. >> you're a heart sinks when you walk to your car when you see a pink piece of paper slapped on to the windshield. >> you're thinking how much does it cost me. sea greys explains, that's the idea behind a new push to stop

>> somebody my think that's brand new. >> the mayor busted you. >> it's okay. i've been busted before. i'm still around. >> while he wasn't really busted, he did get a warning ticket for leaving valuables in plain sight inside his parked car. they have lived on this street for 37 years. they've both been victims of car break ins. >> that's what they do, it's a crime of opportunity, they go along and check the doors, when you see people doing that, and generally they'll walk away. >> not long ago he caught a man breaking into her aunt's car. >> her door happened to be open, you know, he was inside. i just saw the light was on inside her car and i yelled to him, hey, get out the car and he did. you feel like you can't park your car in front of your own door. >> a tm

peering into parked cars looking for valuables that could attract thieves. >> window down, yeah, that's not good. >> while the pink slips look like regular parking tickets they don't carry in fines. they say just an important warning. >> we've learned the most effective way we can avoid this type of theft, is to make sure that we're locking vehicles and not leaving valuables in plain sight. >> so far this year, 4,875 cars have been broken into across the district. that's a decrease of nearly 500 cars from the same time last year. mark see graves, news 4. finding a funding fix for metro. i'm going to tell you why it might be easier said than done. >> three men arrested in the slaying of two teenagers killed right before their high school graduation. why police say their investigation is not over

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look at this, tornado warning, it goes here. tornado warning. this is county maryland or delaware just south. for us, you can see what's happening, severe weather threat is over. no lightning in our area at all. the severe thunderstorm watch has been lifted no longer in effect, extreme southern zone. but i expect to be gone there, too. take a look at the last few hours here. each one of these circles represent severe weather into parts of the area and most of these mean wind damage and trees down, this blue dot here. that's a wind gust of 58 miles per hour, a little bit earlier. you can see where the strongest storm was right along 66 and around the beltway as it made its way on through. this is silver spring, numerous trees down. homes have had at least some damage, people take it to the hospital there, no lightning injuries there and life threatening injuries. here is the run storm we have, a little bit of lightning, heavy

prince frederick area, heads up. frederic fredericksburg seeing some of this rain, wet go of things on i-9 i i-95 southward. mostly on the dryer side, still showers back and will come back through the city light rain there, a little bit more steady rain and where 50 east. we're about out of the woods, even for the rain fall. most of this is gone, severe thunderstorm watch for maine all the way down towards the carolinas, starting to get a little bit better here, severe weather down, starting to flair-up there. and it's all because they're dealing with the warm temperatures. look at the high today. 90 in philadelphia. but the storms roll through and they have really significantly cut those temperatures down to 76, 72 in richmond coming in at 76 degrees, as well. now, tomorrow that will

looking pretty good. 88 degrees rather nice weather, it will be a little bit above average. 88 on wednesday, 92 on thursday. friday high temperature of 90 degrees with a chance of thunderstorm activity. weekend looking pretty good for clouds both saturday and sunday, all and all not a bad weekend. tropical moisture moving in, tropical storm trying to develop, much more on that. >> all right. we'll see you soon, thank you, john. transportation reporter adam joins us next to explain the radical over haul posed by lawmakers to remake metro and make sure it has money to keep you moving. >> more and more about that double murder in montgomery village, it's all here in the paperwork. coming up, news 4. >> and what seemed like a regular soar throat turned into an unthinkable life change, how this young mother keeps a smile on her face during the worst

>> fairfax county police update the investigation into the weekend murder of a teenager who was killed as she was walking to a mosque for ramadan

observances. she was 17-year-old and we are life streaming this news conference in our app right now. we'll bring you any updates as we learn them. now, at 6:30. we have new information about clues that led to the arrest of three men that montgomery county. after the gunman shot them, they took one of the teen's cell phones. but it turns out a crucial clue was already left behind. also tonight, we're learning why the victims may have ended up in montgomery village, news 4 has our story from montgomery county tonight. >> it was a set up. according to court documents on the night of the murder, shadi najaar sent a message said he was going to sell a graduation ticket to a man name roger garcia. garcia is one of the three suspects charged in this double murder case,

and his classmate gunned down in a hail of 30 bullets as they set in this honda car on a dead end street. the victims honor student set to graduate from northwest high school the next day. his father was in court today promising to follow this case right to the end. >> and i would be coming here. those people will go and get justice. that's what i'm here for. i will do it all the way. >> the motive, police say it appears to be retaliation. in court papers police say witnesses told them that shaadi used and sold marijuana and that last year he stole drugs from the girlfriend of one of the suspects. at court today, shadi's mom, she denied that her son was ahi

>> when police moved to arrest the suspects over the weekend, they say they found two of them in a car. their bags packed, heading to another state. all three suspects held without bond pending another court hearing next month. pat collins, news 4. metro says it needs millions more dollars to keep us moving. there's intense disagreement about where that money should come from. it starts with whether everybody in our region should chip in, even if they don't use the system. transportation is at the station tonight. adam, the latest proposal on how to do this came from some maryland leaders today, what are they suggesting? >> well, they're suggesting, first of all, that the entire

about 16 members of the metro board, they're suggesting taking that down to just three principle members. the transportation secretary of virginia, the district and maryland, you can have a more cohesive vote process when it comes forward. but the big thing here, is no one has been able to decide fundamental tally how to fund a new sort of tax for metro. for years this idea has been kicked around about how people should come up with a new plan to fund the system. metro's general manager said they need about $500 million extra per year from local jurisdictions. the district has proposed a one cent sales tax. but northern virginia and maryland leaders that's the starter pretty much. the maryland group is saying basically every local jurisdiction is being able to figure out how it comes up with a new revenue stream. that doesn't get us very far. we're back to how we fund the system. >> one of the big issues, adam, hasn't it been that the

before we will come up with any money for metro, we need some more ree assurance about how the money is being spent. >> 100%. so it's not like metro hasn't gotten funding over the past x number of years. $150 million every year from the federal government and then $150 million from local government, so that's 300 million a year to spend and that's going on for the past 8, 9 years. it goes up to about 10 years. but people say, look, where has all of that money gone. where is the maintenance program that you guys have been rolling out for the last 5 or 6 years, where has all that money been spent. a lot of people quite frankly are getting metro any new funding until they can prove the way they're using money is using it effectively. that's kind of where we are right now. until we can decide as a region to figure out how we're going to fund this transit system, we're kind of spinning our wheels until we find a regional funding system that metro c

>> difficult problem. adam, thank you. >> well, school may be out for summer, but some local students are hitting the books for a chance to win national chemistry competition. chemistry, right up my ally. tracking a look at the storm rumbling through here, most of us to the east of us severe weather spread diminishing for what's coming in next. i mentioned the tropics starting to heat up. we've got not one but two systems to wah.tc stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger.

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crowned. >> i've worked really hard and at the challenge, it was more of a friendly competition because i knew all the people there. it's great to be here knowing that all the hard work is paid off. >> friendly stuff, the gloves are off. top four finishers all win scholarships including a $12,000 prize. >> happening tonight. city council and mayor will be talking. >> they'll talk about an ordinance that restricts police officers from requesting a person's immigration status unless required by law. the council will likely vote on the ordinance if no amendments are offered. the meeting starts at 7:00. a young mother wakes up in a hospital bed to a huge shock, not sure what to think. >> this is just an incredible story, how she's doing now after doctors had to

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>> tonight harrison shares an amazing story of how something as simple as a soar throat can change a young woman's life forever. >> that is the love of my life and it's frank and i. >> amanda flores, a single working mother of two young boys would you say deliriously happy when she met frank. they fell in love. he fell in love, too, with her children which she adored and they were planning to become a family. >> he made this for me valentine's day when i was in the hospital. >> that time only a blurred memory now, photographs help amanda to recall. >> christmas eve, 2014 i had had a cold and i had been in to see the doctor a few times and i was told that i have the flu. >> she said frank was worried, even though she had been to the doctor twice with cold like symptoms and soar

and they still suspected it was the flu. they checked my vitals and they realized i was barely breathing. >> she said a nurse listened to her chest and told the doctor he should take another look. >> danielle, call 911, that's the last memory i have christmas eve being wheeled off on a stretcher. i called my parents it must be serious. by the time we saw her, she had tubes going everywhere. at that point, they weren't tell -- they were telling us it was strep throat. they didn't know yet. they just said an infection had gotten into her bloodstream and we could see it in her. her legs were black. her hands were black. >> and he asked us, are you sure that she would want to live this way? we all

live. she would want to live. she has two little boys and she would want to live for them for her boys. >> i woke up to the room filled of family members and nurses that told me that i was in the hospital and that i almost died. the good news is, i was alive, but in order to save my life, they had to amputate all four of my limbs. >> both boys were worried when their mother was away in the hospital and then in rehab. but her determination to be a mom to them again and to regain the ability to take care

doctors predicted. >> and frank -- >> nice to meet you, i've been hearing all about you. >> they say they are more in love than ever, now. frank, the police officer who sees bravery every day, says amanda is the most amazing person he's ever met. >> just amazing. it's like day by day i'm astonished by how much more she progresses. >> she promised she will finally marry when they're comfortable enough to walk down the aisle. >> he loves me, he says, you have four flat tires but i still love

>> barbara spoke to flor rez this afternoon. she said she has a new appreciation of the little things in the life to be able to wake up and be happy for a new day to see and hold her children. those are some lucky boys. >> yeah, indeed. >> none of us should take for granted. >> seen those people without power dropped quickly. take a look at the radar, still have strong storms, most of the area is on the better side of

things. >> what are we dealing with now, i-95, still wet go of things. take a look at the view here, zoom on in, down to the south, look at this storm, right around tampa and notice severe thunderstorm warning, this is westmoreland county, this storm on the current path go right over saint mary's, may be extreme. this is the storm i'm going to be watching for the next half hour to an hour to see if it does in fact hold together. we have the numerous storms in that area. it may weaken as it moves stable atmosphere. big time severe weather threat, seeing severe thunderstorm watch. that system moves on through, we see a little bit better weather coming

the area today, a little bit on the breezy side. temperatures, cool, 76 degrees, winds out of the west at 7 miles an hour and highs close to 90 a little bit earlier today. thinking about heading into the pool. the pool opened everywhere, the kids mostly out. 11:00 a.m., nice weather, 81 degrees. 85 at 2:00. 88 degrees rather warm here. 30% chance of nothing. nothing going on there, a cloud. 30% of a cloud during the day tomorrow. that's about it. it's going to be that nice as you look towards the rest of the next couple of days. high temperature 88 both tomorrow and wednesday. low humidity, that's comfortable. that's the hot day, a little bit more humid. chance of storms on friday and that could be from a tropical system, a little bit of tropical moisture moving in. we'll talk much more about the tropics coming up tonight at 11:00. for now we'll be right back.

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number one. the celtics and the 76ers completed that and the number one pick two, sixers expected to take full. they trade their number three pick over the weekend, you might be remember philly also the number one pick last year when they drafted ben simmons. they'll be the first number one pick from the dmv since 1971. boston remember him and macland way before my time. will come full circle on thursday night. at the university of washington, averaging over 23 points, five rebounds and five assists per game. he's been chasing the dream the entire life. he told us he's not sweating where he's going to go. he's beyond excited to see what's next. >> it's showing me that my

work is being recognized and it the draft is getting closer, it's tingling my body no matter where i'm able what draft pick i go, i'll be able to take care of my mom and family forever. it's a blessing. also i'm doing something i love and getting paid for it. nothing more happy in life. >> no matter where he's drafted. she's going to lif wive with hi make sure. hey, we had a bobble head, we always have this. do you know who this is. he looks different already. he shaved his beard. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah, we've got to paint over there. >> did he shave it because he's been having tough times? >> yes. he shaved his beard and the next time out, he had a record performance. >> why did he grow it back then? >> that's the thing they do. they say, it's only weird if it doesn't work.

mound in miami. he'll be clean shaven looking for a clean slate. he's given up combined 20 hits and 12 runs. you're watching right here some of the struggles atlanta's last time out, he only lasted five innings. tough night ahead beard or no beard who had the third best batting average right behind the nationals. two more days added to kirk cousin's contract. you may have heard a few thousand times already that july 15th is that deadline to agree to long-term deal and another season under the franchise, but thanks to the lead collective bargaining agreement. come to our attention, lands on a saturday and it will be, it's actually monday july 15th. if hammering for a couple more days, free of charge, not like they had three seasons or anything to get it. >> dc

olson may be 40 and may have had several ankle surgeries, he's still got the touch. also working out with his team, united on wednesday. he said the stadium, black and red have been struggling last place in the east and big problem, they're not flooring, just ten goals and 15 games. goalkeeperer is the team leader, he leads the league. what can he do to help the teammates. he didn't hold back. >> as of right now, obviously, we're not scoring at all, so, you know, all we can do right now is encourage them. there has to be a character about us right now to turn this around if that character is not there. then, you know, this is going to continue to go downhill. we can't accept this. this is unacceptable. and we have to approach every single day with certain mentality to be aware and send this in the right direction. >> he said unacceptable, you heard the man. four wins out of

>> he's growing a beard. >> maybe he'll get back. >> beard or no beard. thank you. >>

breaking news tonight, tragic word from ohio. otto warmbier, the american student freed from north korea, has died days after being sent home to his parents in a coma. violent storm threat for millions across a huge part of the country right now. record shattering heat and late word of a tropical storm warning on the gulf coast. on alert. across europe tonight after terror strikes london again. and in paris today an attacker thwarted on the champs-elysees. dangerous escalation after the u.s. shoots down a syrian war plane for first time. the russians threaten to target american planes. carrie fisher. new information tonight on her death. what the medical examiner has revealed. and lights, camera and a brave little action hero inspiring america.