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young children who lost their house in a fire while they were 3,000 miles away. how neighbors are supporting them. and president trump overseas. the warm-up act for his show down with vladimir putin. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. first tonight, more heavy rain could impact both of your commutes tomorrow. >> we might see a few strong storms throughout, the rain was heavy at times tonight and we are still seeing a few showers throughout on storm team 4 radar. let's get started with amelia. >> right now, jim, i'm tracking heavier rain south of washington. as far as rainfall amounts go tonight, kind of a wide range, about seven tenths of an inch, quarter inch more amounts on the facebook and twitter pages. bottom line, we'll take what we can get. we need the rain. i know you've been having to water your garden, the lawn is nice and crispy, we'll have more

overnight tonight. we're going to see stuff develop in between the district and st. louis that's going to keep feeding rain into the area overnight and at times throughout the day tomorrow. so very good news, but we could see some heavier rain, likely see heavier rain, jim, hour by hour throughout the day tomorrow with future weather letting you know what you can expect. >> and we still need it. we'll see you in a bit. she's already had to bury one son, a local mother is reliving that pain all over again. >> in less than 24 hours ago, someone shot and killed 18-year-old tirik walker. he has a young daughter and he was just 14 when his older brother was shot and killed in 2014. >> we are live at county police headquarters, and you acty

interviewed walker's mother just before a tragic ordeal for this family. >> reporter: indeed, very tragic. i spoke to this mother four years ago about her teenage son being killed while trying to deliver some shoes to a girlfriend for valentine's day. fast forward to this morning, another son killed in prince george's county. >> it's the worst nightmare. >> reporter: she is filled with sadness, her 18-year-old son was shot and killed early this morning. >> i just can't understand why -- >> >> reporter: he was killed after visiting a friend. he was found suffering from a gunshot wound and he died on the scene. they are searching for a suspect and motive. >> did he receive any threats? >> no, he didn't. >> reporter: his older brother, c.j., was murdered four years

the 15-year-old was taking a valentine's day to his girlfriend. a judge sentenced his killer to 65 years in prison. >> when c.j. died, he stepped up to that plate and became that same child that would console me. >> reporter: now natasha is left searching for answers, hoping police catch the killer. what do you want them to do? >> i would love for you to step forward and to just man up to what you did or if anyone who knows something about him, this pain has to stop. >> reporter: indeed she is having a very painful time right now. police urge anyone with information about this homicide to call a prince george's county police department, meanwhile, the detectives are offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information that leads to an arrest, and indictment in this case. live here in prince george's

county, news 4. leon is here at the live desk with the late breaking development tonight, steve scalise's condition has taken a turn for the worse. about an hour ago, med star announced it has readmitted him to the icu. doctors say there is new concerns about infection. right now the lawmaker is in serious condition. two days after that shooting at the congressional baseball practice in alexandria where scalise was shot in the hip and most seriously injured. hospital discussed the challenges they forsaw him facing in his recovery. >> other things to worry about include infections and otherically kagss that come about. >> this situation in some way had been anticipated. med star now is going to give us another update on the congressman's conditioning they tell us. the house bhip and several others were injured last month you may recall. two capitol police officers by the way were honored for their bravery that day during a ceremony at the congressional

>> thank you, leon. more breaking news now. we're trying to gather more information about a police-involved shooting here in the district. this happened in the last hour on newton street northwest. not far from columbia heights. police tell us a plan was taken to the hospital tonight, no officers were hurt. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll bring you any updates as they come into news 4. today we learn more about the work history of the school aid facing sex abuse allegations in charles county. it shows he access to students at even more schools. in 2008, police now say carlos bell worked as a facility attendant with the department of community services. in 2015 he worked for a government contractor that provided care at jp ryan and william b. wade elementary schools. and in 2016 he volunteered as an assistant coach at the comets track club. bell, who is hiv ti

producing child porn. the mother of a boy who trained with bell spoke with news 4 this afternoon. >> i feel rage. you know. i want him to get what he deserves. kids at this age, some of them aren't going to talk about it. >> investigators believe there are at least ten victims and there could be more. the sheriff is not aware of any of the boys contracting hiv, but there will be more testing. tonight a d.c. community is trying to help one family away on vacation when fire destroyed their house this holiday weekend. the family of five includes three children under the age of three. news 4's jackie benson explains how neighbors are helping out in a big way now. >> reporter: imagine trying to live with three wiggly little ones in a hotel for an extended period of time, then imagine being incredibly grateful to be able to do s

raise children in the city. it's such an example of what neighborly love should be. >> reporter: the fire that started sunday when they were out of town at a wedding spread to three brick row homes on their northeast d.c. street including theirs were before they could comprehend the scope of the damage, friends and neighbors raised an astonishing generous son to assist them. >> really, really care about us. give us more than we need. it's just such a community that pulls together. and i feel like it just -- people don't expect that from city life and having small children in the city. >> reporter: sarah says some questioned their decision to raise the family in the city. family that recently grew from big sister derby and baby brother samuel to include the precious gift of bailey. many working and met the murphy's as they worked with a nonprofid.

adopt their daughter, micah, a nail officer says a visit to check the damage revealed that this survived the fire. sarah had written this sentiment. >> every month sarah comes up with a new phrase, sometimes it's a bible verse, this past month it was, we can do -- we do hard things. and that wall remains uncharred. >> reporter: the murphy's say they never, not for one minute, considered moving somewhere else and starting over. they're coming back here. in northeast washington, jackie benson, news 4. an alias helped a man slip back into the u.s. after being deported to el salvador five times. marlow mendes also known as marlon reeves mendes faced a federal judge today, he's accused of hitting an immigration officer after being drunk in public. how does this keep happening? we talked to an

case is rare and most of his undocumented clients are not a threat. >> they are not criminals, margins of them. they have abided by the laws. they pay their taxes. we shouldn't trivialize illegal immigration in general just because most illegal immigrants are not say violent felons who were priestly deported like this guy. >> reporter: now just last week, the house passed kate's law, a bill that increases prison time for undocumented immigrants who keep entering the country after deportation. president trump supports it, but it has to pass the senate before making it to the white house. it's named after kate steinly, a woman killed in san francisco by a fella who was undocumented and had been deported several times. tonight north korea said it's reached the final phase of it's showdown with the u.s. and a top american general says only one thing is stopping the

from going to war with north korea, self-restraint. sources tell nbc news, north korea's long range missile launch caught the u.s. by surprise. the pentagon confirmed the missile has not been seen before, and withstood reentry to the atmosphere, a technical hurdle that the country has been trying to master for years. u.n. ambassador nikki haley says the world is now on notice. >> the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies. >> haley said that includes our military, but right now it's using trade, using china the massive trade with the u.s. is at risk if it doesn't help reign in north korea. stinging criticism for a freshman congressman who apologized after recording video from inside a nazi concentration camp. louisiana congressman clay higgins facebook post was from inside a former death camp

auschwitz, in this video the republican argues the u.s. should be tougher on terrorism, but museum officials said he should have been silent inside the former gas chamber. the anne frank center called the move a quote, grotesque exploitation of the holocaust for political purposes. next at 11:00, could one rewrite the history books about amelia earhart. we talked to an expert about one of the northeast popular figures of last century. major airline tonight apologizing to a mom after bumping her child from his seat. her response, coming up. and president trump arriving in europe expecting a warm reception on theirst leg f

president trump kicked off his second foreign trip wednesday night before facing a possibly tougher crowd later this week. >> nbc news hallie jackson is traveling with the president and has this report from warsaw. >> reporter: with a few final words before leaving washington, president trump predicting were we're going to do very well. stepping on to his plane, optimistic, stepping off it into the shadow of russia. in poland, the president's first stop, the threat from moscow looms. decades after the cold war as w warsaw looks for commitment from president trump. >> tends to be very, very close connection. what happens in poland only the pregame to what everyone will be

in germany at the g20 summit, the first face to face between president trump and vladimir putin. >> right now we're not getting along with russia at all. we may be at an all-time low. >> reporter: on the agenda for russia, talks about syria, ukraine, and the fight against isis. the president's agenda, a little looser, with now even republicans calling on him to confront putin about russia's 2016 election interference. >> he is going to try to press president trump to say, we, the two of us, are allies, fighting for the interests of our two countries against the fake media, against the deep state, we can't let them get in the way of our cooperation together. and that's going to present a challenge for how president trump responds. >> reporter: aside from whatever policy issues that come up, with the optics will be scrutinized like almost nothing else, that firsthand shake between these two leaders, setting the tone for what will be one of president trump's most important global

hallie jackson, nbc news, warsaw. she paid for her two-year-old son to have his own seat, but that didn't stop united airlines from giving that spot to a stand by passenger. tonight the airline is saying sorry. the toddler had to sit in his mother's lap on a flight from houston to boston last week, a standby passenger claimed the toddler was in the passenger's seat. the mother said she paid for her son's seat, but a flight attendant said the flight was full. >> i was very uncomfortable. my hand, my arm, my left arm was smashed up against the wall. i lost feeling in my legs and my left arm. >> united said gate agents inaccurately scanned the boy's boarding pass showing he was not on the flight. so staff released his seat. the airline is refunding the boy's ticket and giving the family a travel voucher, surely she says she's nervous about flying united again. one of the greatest

solved. involving the disappearance of the first female pilot to fly solo across the atlantic. >> story's been all over social media today. amelia earhart and her plane vanished back in 13937 on her attempt to fly around the world. she is thought to have crashed and died in the pacific. >> now a documentary assisted by nbc, points to new evidence uncovered in one secret ph housed in the u.s. archives. the photograph, according to experts and facial imaging comparison appears to show earhart and her navigator, fred noonen on a dock next to a japanese ship. the documentary suggests it's the strongest ed yet that earhart survived and probably later died in japanese custody in the pacific. >> none of that has been exclusively defined. so this adds another layer, it's another nool

sunday at 9:00 p.m. on the history channel. it's a really interesting, i'm dieing to see the rest of the program. yeah. >> i know. sunday evening. so we're in for a soggy day tomorrow. >> we're going to have rain throughout the day. it's one of those days where if we had dry time, the sun comes out and better chance for stronger thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening hours. but we really do need the rain since june 1st, rainfall deficit is two and a half inches. tonight we made some of that up and we'll continue to see the rainfall tomorrow and help us out with that deficit. you want to grab the umbrella as you head out the door. rain is possible throughout the entire day at times. it doesn't favor the morning hours or the evening hours, pretdty much just rain at times, then as we look to friday, there's a chance for showers and maybe a thunderstorm around. friday though, the best chance is actually going to be during the morning and midday hours, friday night looking good, and the third weather headline, hard to miss, gorgeous for the

weekend, especially on sunday. low humidity moving into the area. currently temperatures for the most part in the 70s, 75 degrees in washington, and here's the latest check of storm team 4 radar. scattered showers across the area. the heaviest rain now down in prince william and charles county. not picking up any lightning though. and tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m. for the most part, scattered showers throughout. patchy fog as well. that could slow you down, cloudy skies. by 9:00 a.m., if you're heading out, if you walk or bicycle to work, you want to keep this in mind tomorrow that you'll likely deal with rain. here we are at noon on future weather, still scattered showers across the area as we head into the afternoon hours, we'll add in the chance for some thunderstorms as well. widespread severe thunderstorms not likely, but any storms that do form could not only have heavy rain, but maybe some gusty winds. maybe a little bit of hail as well. lauren and myself will be in during the afternoon hours. updating you with the latest forecast. here we are tomorrow evening, 7:00, still more rain. a lot of people asking now about

night. delays looking likely, potentially another postponement. tomorrow a high temperature of 82 and again, it's going to be muggy, very similar to today. the commute tomorrow to and from work dealing with wet roads in areas, not the best pool day. it's indoor craft day. check out pinterest after the news. check our nbc washington app, you might be able to squeeze in a run or bicycle ride, probably better idea to make plans indoors and dinner out, probably dinner in. not the case for friday. look at friday. we're hot. high temperature around 90 degrees. the best chance again for showers and thunderstorms on friday is for the first half of the day. and then we get in on partly sunny skies, lowering humidity throughout the day, and then the weekend, upper 80s on saturday, low humidity, mostly sunny, blue skies in the forecast on sunday. and heights in the mid-80s. i know, it's going to be wonderful, guys. >> think about that weekend that's coming as you go through the rain tomorrow.

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