shot during a robbery attempt. it happened around 2:30 this afternoon just about a half an hour before closing and police, they were on this in a flash. k-9 dogs running with a purpose. cop, deep in the brush, looking for suspects looking for evidence. police on the edge, armed with long guns. a manhunt of consequence today in a wooded area on the north side of kennel worth avenue near douglas street. now, it all started across the way inside this restaurant on the north side. it's called the breakfast place, but nobody here calls it that. it's known as mary's place, why it's like the tasty diner of dean wood. it's been in business here for

before closing a man was shot inside. he's a customer here, he said he could see the trouble coming. >> when i went in at 12:00 it was a bunch of young kids in there and they should not have been in there. especially when you're running a business, you don't want nobody hanging around your shop. >> people hanging out. >> inside the ship and outside the shop. so you sort. >> reporter: you saw trouble coming. >> you can feel it. >> this woman is a customer. she didn't want to be identified, but she says what happened here is most disturbing. >> it's just terrible. i mean, it may be put fear in you coming and going the hours that we're here. >> now crime scene technicians are here. they're looking for fingerprints and evidence, come on over. right next door the z mart, you can see they have some security cameras here, they'll try to harvest some video from these

pictures of the two suspects wanted in connection with this attempted robbery, wanted in connection with this shooting, police are on the case, i'll be back with more coming up at 6:00. back to you. >> all right. pat, thank you. in prince georges county, police are looking into two deadly shootings. it happened just blocks apart in riverdale. we're told police found a dead man from gunshot wounds in an apartment complex this morning then a short time later and a few blocks away police found another man dead. investigators believe that second man may have shot himself. officers say the two men may have known one another. they have not identified them yet. >> tens of millions are facing a heavy day of rain and what's left of the storm pushes

yesterday bringing damaging winds, causing major flooding and widespread outages. the storm spawned at least one tornado. >> what's left of that storm brought us some rain and we're not out of the woods just yet. doug is standing by. when is the next round of rain coming our way. >> we're ending a little bit of shower activity come through over the last hour or so, that's moving out towards the east. what's behind it is heavier rain over night tonight. but most of your evening looks oeng, take a look outside right now. show you that radar has been, we've been watching and tracking the showers they came through d.c. and up to the north and east. we're starting to see sunshine as i just told you about, temperatures are moving back up as a result of that, that rain is moving on out, there is the ban of showers we saw, nothing back to the west. we're looking at severe weather to the north. it will move right to the north, by early tomorrow morning, we're talk a

fall, what does that mean to your saturday, i'm going to take you hour by hour and make any claims just yet. >> see you. >> got to do that, first, all right, thank you, doug. just open the app any time anywhere to track the latest forecast. >> to have hundreds of people and tell people they're coming. that's a flat out lie. the trains are running now, but this morning shutdown on the red line forced angry riders to have to wait for shuttle buses at the station. >> it was a rough start to the weekend, talk about bad timing, people are already irritated by the upcoming changes, metro will cut hours, raise your fares starting this sunday. and as of next week, you can ride weekdays until 5:00 in the morning until 11:00 at night. fridays are the exception, metro will stay open until 1:00 a.m.,

running at 7:00 a.m. and stop at 1:00 in the following morning. then on sundays, metro will operate between 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. >> now, how much more you have to pay depends on when you ride, tickets will cost a quarter more, the increase for rush hour ticket is smaller. again, all of this starts happening on sunday. >> kristin wright is live for us, are tempers running as high or are things kind of calmed down a bit? >>. >> reporter: things have calmed down a bit, that doesn't mean the fact that people are highly frustrated. metro did apologize for what happened this morning and said it was an especially difficult morning for riders. now the riders that we talked

>> trains aren't coming, buses aren't coming, what are we suppose to do. nobody from metros have answers. they say all we know buses have been requested. they can't tell you whether it's coming or not. in two hours, not one bus has stopped. >> finally got to work and calmed down a bit, her frustration with metro is no less. it's ridiculous, you would never in any other company ask for. >> what are your number one concerns right now. >> i know the fare increase is needed to make repairs on the train. that's understandable. the service is lacking. >> fares go up sunday, 10 to that cents, metro is also cutting service and reducing rush hour schedule. in this video during yesterday's board meeting, the changes have to happen to make the system

better. >> the system is safer and more reliable today than it was 13 months ago. >> how do you feel about a little bit more of a commute. >> i'm riding in a new car, i appreciate that fact and i think i need to pay my share. >> reporter: he went through the detailed fare and scheduled changes, if you would like to see them for yourself open the nbc washington app. jim, back to you. >> kristin, thank you. we want you to weigh in on our survey. we're asking if you'll take metro less often once the new schedule and fares kick in. so far half of you tell us you already avoid metro. there's still time to vote, head to the nbc washington facebook page. mourning his death while celebrating his life. jim graham is being remembered today for the contributions he made to the city and to the people he served. news 4 derrick ward is in northwest where a memorial service is just en.

derrick. >> reporter: good evening. well, indeed it is, the coffin burying his body was just brougt down. being prepared for the funeral tomorrow. you know, this is where his office was. he was lying instate there, just feet from this doo door. a lot of the work he did was done there. it was out in ward one where he came to define constituents early. >> today former council member and current council members welcomed jim graham back to the wilson building, even before he was elected to the city council. he was making a difference. serving as a board member and then executive director of the walker clinic. f he was elected to the council seat over the six years he served. he gave the representation as consummate representative. >> he was more than a council member. jim graham was the kind of guy that would come to your house and sit at

>> it was a fire in columbia heights years ago and jim came out and he stood there with us all night long until it was over with. >> his term came a mid wave of development and change to his upper northwest district. both criticized for facilitating gentry fi case and praised for maintaining the diversification. >> graham died last sunday from complications related to an infection and pulmonary disorder. came to pay their respects to fond remembrances and others by daunting bow ties, he's rarely seen without one. the line reposed just a few places. >> reporter: now, well, the scene of constituent services

is. he set the bar high and gives the other members something to strive for. we're live outside the wilson building, derrick ward, news 4. >> thank you. a few minutes ago we learned new information about this deadly crash on the fairfax county parkway. police just told us this happened when a driver crossed the median and ended up on the wrong side of the highway right in the path of another car. the 20-year-old of springfield was killed, two others were rushed to the hospital, still no word yet on what caused the accident. >> five months into the job and does president trump have a trust problem. the new numbers, as people weigh in on whether they believe the commander in chief. >> it's the fourth of july without woo and awe. you need to see what can happen if you're not careful. how it's teeing up special meaning for members oth

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a little bit on the crazy side, we had some sunshine now, after these showers came on through the area and they're out towards the baltimore region making their way in new jersey. i don't think we'll get in on anything like that. i think we'll be tracking a better chance of storms for tomorrow morning. i'll take you hour by hour, we'll see you back here by 5:00. >> the obama administration considered a range of options to respond to russian interference in last year's election. in depth report of the "washington post" found among the possible actions releasing embarrassing information about vladimir putin. they feared of appearing too political. they worried about russia taking measures it would beor

e-mails. when hillary clinton lost the administration took secretive measures to find vulnerabilities in russia's network in the event of any future interference attempts. on capitol hill, a fifth republican senator now says he can't support the gop's health care bill as it stands. nevada's senator dean says he can't support legislation that will take away insurance from tens of millions of people, heller is up for re-election next year and nevada had more than 600,000 people on medicaid. four conservative members of the senate yesterday said they can't support the bill. the republicans can only afford to lose two votes. when he found out that i, you know, that there may be tapes out there, whether it's governmental tapes or anything else and who knows i think his story may have changed. you'll have to take a look at that because then he has to tell what actually took place at the

my story was always a straight story. my story was always the truth. >> president trump on fox news discussing that testimony by james comey about their encounters appearing to dispute the former fbi director's testimony. >> however, a new poll out suggest the president may have some credibility issues. leon harris is here now to break it all down for us. >> pat and jim, by a 2 to 1 margin more people say they're inclined to believe james comey's account than they are about what president trump said happen. a new nbc news "wall street journal" poll shows now, 45% say they trust comey's version, 22% say they believe president trump and another 21% say they don't believe either side. eight say they're both telling the truth. now mr. trump fired comey in may. the white house, initially, saying the public, rather, that it had to do with comey's

e-mail. he told him that even thinking about this russia thing when he dismissed the fbi's director at the time. now, that same poll shows more than half of the people believe russia did interfere with the election, just over a third disagree with that. as to earlier this week, press secretary sean spicer said he had not had a conversation with the president to see if he agreed with the inclusion of our intelligence agency. spicer told reporters that off camera briefing that the president is concerned about russian interference and believes they did interfere. jim, over to you. interesting. leon, thank you. russia's meddling in our election will be back in the news next week when one of hillary clinton's closest advisers takes the hot seat, john pe desto will answer questions. he served as clinton's presidential campaign chair. during the closingth

campaign, intelligence officials say russia was behind that hack. >> we've learned house majority scalise is out of icu after last week's shooting at congressional baseball practice. the hospital had recently listed him in fair condition. lobbyist matt mika has been moved out of icu. he's list ed in good condition. the hospital released image of national star player jason weather paying mika a visit yesterday. the quicken loans national golf tournament heads to maryland next week. it's coming, folks, you can see from this video shot by chopper 4 today. they're very much underway for the big event. >> golfers will be teeing up on thursday at the patomic at the farm in montgomery county. news 4 chris explains why this tournament has very special meaning for members of the military. >> jason served six years in the

lanes while he got involved when his enlistment ended he became an intern with the quicken loans national. >> i've watched these people play on tv since i was a kid. i wanted to interact with them and i know that it's memorable for me you learn that it's memorable for them as well. >> he's attended the flag and taken his picture with last year's champ, the navl academy graduate winning his first protournament here. >> once in a lifetime opportunity and. >> quicken loans national has become known as the military tournament. >> we use the to honor the brave men and women of our services and their families in in different ways, of course with our support through lockheed martin. over 30,000 tickets are given out to military members through their familyin

. thanking those who are serving our country right now, jason deeder says it has special significant. >> it's one of the unique opportunities that we offer from -- for military members to show their support to the members as well as from the pga tour professionals. >> it's been 16 years, after $25 million make over, it is backed by the national stage, chris gordon, news 4. >> are you ready for round two? what's left for tropical storm cindy isn't done just yet. tell us when we'll see the rain and what to expect for your weekend, too. >> chaotic scene on a busy street, a mega bus collides with not one, not two, but three cars but dragged one of them down the street.

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you said we needed a little rain, it's not sounding like we're going to get a lot. >> no, not a lot. again,

maybe one to two inches, some areas could still get that, it's mostly north and west of the city. the city maybe quarter inch to half inch over night tonight. right now, though, it will clear out if we had some cloud cover, you know what, i just asked them to take the shot because the sun was shining. it was beautiful. then the cloud got in the way. >> then the dark clouds came back in. it was a good looking shot, though, out there right now towards the airport, out towards the airport, looking at the capitol, also cloudiness there. we've seen the clouds today, temperatures back up, winds out of the south at 14 miles an hour. but take a look, you can tell where it's has rained and hasn't. no rain yet, 89 degrees. and we were up around that number in d.c. a little bit earlier. the rain that we saw last hour, now well over towards the east over parts of the

nothing going on out here. that means we'll be dry throughout much of the evening hours to the north, severe weather, severe thunderstorm warning in pink all the way up towards most of pennsylvania, back towards parts of virginia, not for us. we're waiting for cindy. you can see the front associated with cindy all the way down towards parts of alabama. this is the remnants of cindy right here. you can see the little swirl there and that swirl is going to head right to our north during the day tomorrow and really over night tonight means early tomorrow and it's going to bring us a chance for heavy rain and walk you through it. 9:00 tonight, no problem at all, this evening, here is 4:00 a.m. notice the heavy rain along i-81. by 6:00 we can see a line of strong storms move through the region before getting out of here, by 99:00 it's over -- by 9:00, it's over. do not expect much in the way of rain on saturday. if you're waking up after 9:00, this guy right here, you

we'll see sunshine through the afternoon. it will be breezy starting off humid, but then ending up quite nice. lower humidity during the day, hief temperature 89. going to be the warmest day in the while. i think we'll see more sun in the afternoon in this as well. 85 sunday and then, some beautiful weather, sunday, really does look good, by the way, all the way through thursday, before the heat and humidity move back in. another heat wave in the making for late next week. the nationals taking on the reds tonight. >> don't even do it. >> pity the fool. >> after 9 t:00. >> coming up. it's the video that will have you thinking twice about what you and your family do this fourth of july.

goes beyond the fire safety tips that we hear every year. seven brand new houses designed for wounded veterans coming up, i'll tell you the stories of the fallen soldiers these houses are named for. >> why crews are about to drain the water from one of our city's most popular memorial.

now at 5:30, the dangerous side. what you need to see to light up the sky. >> first at 5:30, quite a scene today along the eighth street corridor. . witnesses say the bus kept going, even after a van became pinned to the side of it. >> now, this happened near 7th and eight streets. megan fitzgerald joins us lye with more on -- live with more on how this all unfolded. megan. >> reporter: crazy story. speaking to the people that we spoke to, many of the witnesses say it was like a scene from the movie. they tell us they heard screeching and loud crashing noise. they saw the bus jetting down eighth street, smashing anything in its

police spent hours on scene trying to figure out how this mega bus collided into before crashing at the corner. >> this shook me. it really shook me. >> several people watched as the bus went out of control. >> everyone is saying, he's not stopping. he's not stopping. >> it started on sixth and eighth. >> he dragged this van from all of the way back. and then he came up and hit that car and then everything just collided all the together. >> i see it coming with the white van attached to the side of it. that bmw was coming this way. it hit the bmw spent it around and that's when he by the grace of god when he got to that building he stopped. his car ended up here. but he said he parked nearly two blocks away.

>> crews were looking at the ten cars that were involved in the accident and quickly cleaned up the mess it left behind while police worked to try and figure out how this happened in the first place. >> reporter: seeing that video and hearing what witnesses say they saw, it's hard to believe that people say three people were injured and those three people we're told were expected to be okay. now police are still looking into possible charges. but they're also looking into the fact that it's possible the driver of this mega bus may have had some sort of a medical emergency. back to you. >> megan fitzgerald, thank you, megan. the police officers who responded to the massive steam pipe explosion in downtown baltimore may have been exposed to asbestos. the company that operates the pipes said it confirmed low levels of asbestos in that area. the pipe bursts on tuesday just half a mile north of camden yard. sending dirt, asphalt and asbestos into the air. five people were

damage and a number -- nearby car covered with debris. >> we're still a week and a half away. if you're thinking about picking up some fireworks for backyard celebration now is a good time to look at what you can and cannot have some warning it is to help keep you safe for the holiday. >> fireworks that bring in the fourth of july can also ruin a celebration or much worse, the fireworks in these demonstrations are not legal. anything that explodes produces sparks over 16 feet and anything that moves is not permissible in fairfax county. this year, because of the number of complaints we've received from the public, we're going to step up our

>> from fireworks, vendors, firefighters and fire marshals are sounding a safety warning about illegal fireworks with a simple rule of thumb. >> if it goes up or blows up it is not legal to use or purchase. >> on the illegal list, fire crackers skyrocket and more and if you're caught with them, expect consequences. >> to have these type of fireworks is a class one misdemeanor in the commonwealth of virginia which is punishable by $2,500 and up to or including one year in jail. >> if you're unsure about your fireworks, reach out to your fire department and they can help you. also, always stay at least 25 feet from lit fireworks and never allow small children who might handle them. former president george w. bush here in washington today for an event supporting veterans. mr. bush has spe

time since leaving the white house trying to put a spotlight on veteran's issues. today the former president talked about the importance of helping whether the transition to civilian life, that includes education, employment and something many returning service members have to deal with, ptsd. >> in order to help to defeat the cig ma of posttraumatic stress, we drop the d. i like to tell people it was courageous to volunteer in the face of danger. it was just as courageous to talk about the invisible wounds. >> former first lady talked about the challenges that caregiver can say is in light of their loved ones service. >> the national park service is diving into a project to improve at the world war ii memorial. they'll drain and other water features on sunday so they can replace the current light fixtures

lighting. park service is doing work now to avoid conflict with those honor flights that transport veterans to see the memorial. the kick off to the winter olympic games in south korea, now just 230 days away if you're keeping count out there. >> and today marks a special time in the celebration leading up to its olympic day with people around the world taking part. >> and who will be covering the games for us has a preview now. >> we are now under eight months away from the winter olympics in south korea and today the world celebrates the birth of modern day olympic games in 1894. millions of people will promote the olympic value of excellence, friendship and respect here in the u.s. community will host educational programs and activities. i just came back this week from checking out the progress, organizers say they're ahead of

many of the venues are nearly complete already. it's really exciting to see all the progress, be sure to watch for my reports on the olympic preparations and the culture leading up to the winter games and i'll be back in february to bring you live reports from the winter olympics. stay tuned. >> back joke or security threat. new response about making an assassination joke. the reaction his comment got here in washington. >> and have you seen this yet, it is the best video of the day. this gorilla goes for a swim and feels the internet part. lauren try to top that. >> i don't think i can. you know, you'll have plenty of time to kind of act that out in your own pool. and we get some heat for the weekend. well, we have some rain out there right now. we'll let you know exactly when you can expect heavy rain, which is just on the horizon, we'll be talking about that coming up right after the brk. ea

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england last night. he has apologized telling people people magazine the remark was a bad joke he said it was in poor taste. the secret service said it's aware of the comment. gorilla at the dallas zoo knows what it's like to dance like nobody is watching. the internet is very happy about that. >> some are saying it's the best thing they've seen on the internet this year. it's one of our most shared stories of the day, check it out. >> there she is, she discovered the joy of a plastic swimming pool filled with water. doesn't even look real. >> no, it doesn't. >> on tuesday, a supervisor took this video of her splashing and twirling around. beyond this having fun, this is part of the dallas zoo play therapy which help stimulate an animal's physical and

>> this evening's first tropical storm to make land fall is leaving a lot of damage behind, a new look at the widespread damage as you look at how what's left of the storm will impact our weather here in the washington. >> plus out with the old and in with the new, we're taking you inside an old apartment store that's found n lifeew

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tropical storm cindy. >> a drone capture of this video of the damage in fair field alabama hr alabama, what's left of the storm doug and lauren join us in just a minute to tell us what to expect for the weekend. first here is the weather channel renold. >> what's left is slamming the south. and still packing a very dangerous punch. through the tonight tornado watch is in warning keeping the area on edge. just west of birmingham, alabama a tornado collapsing walls and blowing away. >> we're looking at 1

hour which is ef 2, pretty considerable damage. >> the winds start getting stronger. >> residents shaken by close calls. >> when i looked up, it was a stick of wood that had gone through my windshield up my car and i'm blessed to be here to tell this story. >> thousands are without power but no serious injuries, around the gulf coast remnants unleashing rain, causing flash flooding. wind whipping up and leaving the hardiest beach goers to brave the waves. right now we've got a ton of tranquil conditions, there will be a chance of storms that may fire up later in the day, possible more for tomorrow. but from sunday through tuesday much drier and cooler weather can be expected. reporting on fair field alabama, i'm reynolds. >> all right, we've got some remnants heading our way, too. before we get to that, i've been coughing and scratching my throat. we have some mold out there, what's going on with allergies you need thein

>> i do. rain, that's what you're asking for. >> we'll see a little bit of that, maybe some strong storms early tomorrow morning, but if you sleep in, you'll miss them. >> they'll be out right before 8:00, if not just then, after that, looking good for your -- for your saturday afternoon and sunday. >> mix of clouds and sunshine right now across parts of the region, mostly cloudy skies, that's why temperatures are back up. dropping down to the 80s. nationals game looking fine tonight. no rain around our region. we're not seeing any rain right now, coming through montgomery county. this is where the rain is, the strong, strong storms to the north and west, notice which direction they're moving well to the north and west and cindy right here will be moving that way, as well. what we're going to get in on, see this front right here, that's got strong storms with it. that will move in early tomorrow morning, make sure you tune in for the lates

this, by around 4:00 a.m., it's starting to move in, we've got the arms, that's heavy rain. we could see a line of storms come through quickly, could be some strong gusty winds with this as it moves on through around 6:00 a.m. by 9:00 it is out of here. that means most of your weekend is looking very good. there's a lot going on this weekend, summertime weekend, more on what you can do this weekend. >> if you're headed to the beach, which i would love to do if i had a little bit of time to head to the beach. the beach is looking amazing out there. the water temperature up at 70 degrees that maryland and delaware beach not looking too shabby. you will encounter showers early on saturday morning, possibly to about 1 or 2:00 in the afternoon. otherwise looking good for your saturday and into your sunday. of course, we've got giant capitol battle barbecue in d.c. the 25th anniversary, again, it's going to be a little breezy on saturday. not too bad on sunday. if you want to head down to

judging some food competition. for tomorrow, nbc community, montgomery college looking good for them so get out there and shred some paperwork. and whatever you have to get done. it's to be a good weekend. >> looking really good, no matter what you're doing, it looks phenomenal. phenomenal, sunday, right on through thursday, 85 degrees, less humid on sunday. beautiful weather in here with that temperature right around 80 degrees, many of you may not get out of the 70s, we're talking about great weather here, sunshine, few clouds mixed in, but sunshine low humidity, temperature a little bit below average. we do jump to 90 on thursday, humidity starts to come in towards the weekend. we're talking another heat wave and this one could be another pretty good heat wave as we move in, or bad, depending on what you can expect. right now, we're tracking the storms over night into early tomorrow morning and then the nice weather

>> we'll take it. >> thank you. doug. >> and region, where we get four seasons and extreme weather can make it tough for children to get outside and play. >> next week in rockville, a new nature inspired play space is bringing the fun of the great outdoors inside. >> now, only on news 4, angie takes a look at the first ground where kids are encouraged to run free. it's all indoors. >> reporter: watching your kids have a ball outside inspired michael to transform the inside of this former safe way into a 30 square foot nature inspired playground. >> it never occurred to me that there wasn't a place that i was aware of where children could absolutely run free inside. >> that vision became unstructured play space bad lands. >> i love it. >> oh. >> reporter: geology term, meaning many ways to navigate

it relates to what we're doing here. >> a grand indoor mountain with cliffs and slides scan as the centerpiece. it reals through real birch tree and it's open for old game of tags. >> the open space is helpful for the parents that are here because they can be aware of what's going on with their children, but not involved with what's going on with your children. >> a padded sidewalk leads to more independent discovery, the pebble creek logged for smaller primers and for more experienced. >> much like they would -- they're going to take risk at their own level. they're going to challenge themselves at their own pace. while activity stations like the builder's room and workshop offer tools to test

provide the kids with opportunity to make their own creative decision. >> they'll figure it out. >> exactly. >> there is also an exhibit room here, it's a little more intimate with what's inside rotating ever so often. first up, lots of butterflies giving a little explorers real hands on experience. >> kids can learn more on the screening room where supplement exhibits and there's a spot where parents can sit back and relax, too, the cafe offers an open view along with food and a full bar. >> this is perfect for me to come and there's an opportunity to sit down and get my laptop out and work while she plays. >> a parent friendly environment making outdoor play possible any time. in rockdale, news 4. just endless fun things to do. >> fantastic. >> we never had that. >> badlands open to the public on tuesday. >> it

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caps, adding great city, great organization. >> great news. >> this next story is about a group that serves those who have served our country. the troops first foundation builds houses in riverdale maryland for wounded veterans. but the houses also have another purpose. each one is dedicated to fallen soldier. the parents of the fallen for the first time today, news four ammy cho was there. >> i do see the u.s. army. >> this gold star father getting his first look at the house dedicated to his son brandon. a navy seal who died in afghanistan. >> he never backed down from a challenge and just stepped up and did what he could. >> but he still inspires a lot of guys. >> and now his son's name will inspire those who live in this house. if the wounded veterans are just getting out of the hospital and needing a place to call home. >> you see the house, it's beautiful. i like to move into this house,

village of honor. many came today to honor the ribbon cutting. >> pretty incredible. >> her son's name also engraved on a home. he was serving in the army in afghanistan, he and his mom were chatting online one night when suddenly he stopped responding. >> the last i heard from him. >> she would later find out, his camp had been attacked and her son had died. >> he saved over 300 lives that night. he was always helping everybody, so this is, i feel, him still helping throughout the house. >> they've been in the works for three years now. they're designed especially so people with wheelchairs can get around them. it's a part of making life easier for those who have been hurt for serving our country. >> this has been the most incredible day of our life. it's amazing to see everybody honor him. >> it's repaying the small part of the bill that we owe them for their service. itom

passionate about. >> can't do enough for these guys. >> supporting the living, that's what these homes are all about, in riverdale, amy cho, news 4. people across the south are cleaning up after flooding and damaging winds, a look at what it means for our tonight and through the weekend. >> major delays on metro is growing outrage from riders ahead this weekend. >> first two crimes, possibly, connected in prince george's county after two men are found dead just blocks apart. >> chopper 4 was over the scene this afternoon, police say they found a man dead from gunshot wounds in the hallway of an apartment building along 45th avenue and just a few blocks away, police in riverdale found another man shot to death.

the victims' knew each other. you're looking now with the possibility it may be a murder suicide. >> now to the weather, as cindy moves away from the gulf coast, more people are filling the impact, rain and flooding. the biggest concern as the storm weakens and moving our way. doug is tracking the remnants of cindy on the radar and when and how long it's going to last and what it's doing to mean to the weekend. >> it's going to be quick hitter for us. that's good news if you have weekend plans. i do not expect this to impact weekend plans much at all. out there right now we saw shower activity come through about an hour or two hours ago, that shower activity. it is gone and we are clear as far as the radar is concerned. one little area right here inside the beltway. that's sprinkles. the rest of us are dry. severe weather to the north. severe thunderstorm watch in fact above the pennsylvania border. f