news 4 crews have come across flooded roads in northern virginia looking at the scenes, drivers there doing what rescue crews can ever do. >> they directed traffic around a fallen tree at northwest. they slice the branches up with a chainsaw before moving that tree away. >> we've got team coverage for you on all of this heavy rain. >> amelia who is in the storm center, how much did we get. >> in general, we saw anywhere from about half an inch to inch and a half of rain fall. areas down in southern maryland close to three inches in parts of st. mary's county. everybody is under a flash flood watch. this is going to go until 2:00 a.m. on your friday. then the right breeze here are flood warning. fairfax and prince william county until 6:00 this evening and saint mary's county until 7:00 p.m. this evening. here is the latest onst

4 radar, still tracking rain north and east of washington, parts of montgomery county and out around the baltimore metro area. but northern virginia, the district getting a bit of a break. here is the thing as we look further to the west, more moisture will be moving in during the evening and overnight hours. not as heavy as we have seen, we can see some isolated pockets, the nationals game, delay is possible, i think cancellation tonight would be unlikely. 79 degrees, again, we continue to track scattered showers throughout the evening. the potential for some pockets of heavy rain continuing and then as we look to tomorrow, some rain around tomorrow morning. more on the timing for tomorrow's rain coming up. we'll send it out to david live with breaking news. david, what are you seeing? >> amelia, we're following that breaking news. i can hear some of the sirens we're going on. the reason we brought it because of some flooding that's

is possibly underway. it's a rescue for two children going on along. as we pull back out here, you can see, there's a bahhalian chief that pulled up in the past three minutes. the road closures is further up. he's keeping an eye on what's going on up there. you can see some of the flooded road behind him. there's actually a sign that measures how far it submerged. one of the things that we heard from a resident who pulled up and said there's a lot of activity going on not too far from where we are and i'm going to try to get there to see what exactly we can find out what's going on. let me take you to fairfax county, we mentioned flooded roads, you can see a lot of the vehicles pulling up along berkeley road. they see some of the flooded water, this is happening between ox road and fairfax county

flooded roads. this area often gets flooded, it becomes excessive though. again, that breaking news i'm doing to keep you updated on is a possible water rescue that's underway right now here in the city. as soon as we get more information, i'm going to pass it along to you. for now we'll send it back to you guys in the studio. >> thank you, david. make sure to have the nbc washington app on your phones. we'll be sending you alerts about the weather and flooding throughout the evening. right now, violent scenes playing out in germany. police there clashing with protesters outside of the g 20 summit. this was all happening a few miles away from where president donald trump is leading with the german chancellor. chris lawrence has been watching the protest for the past two hours. standing by with the latest. what's happening right now? >> reporter: they're calling their demonstrat

hell it's forcing the germans to put together to largest operation in the history. >> reporter: they fired water cannons trying to disperse the crowd. they've been trying to separate the mass protesters to the more peaceful officers. we've seen police praying tier gases and tackling. the police say demonstrators severely attacked two officers, jumped into an ambulance as the protesters tried to rip the doors off. president trump and other world leaders have arrived for the economic summit ready to discuss policy and climate change. the president has wrapped up his meeting with the chancellor. tomorrow he'll have his first face to face talk with russian pedestrian vladimir putin. it's just after 10:00 at night and we'll keep

happened here on out. chris lawrence, news 4. >> thank you, chris. first at 4, seven deadly shootings over the past five days in prince georges county. now the police chief is reacting to this recent violence. >> many of these crimes involving people taking matters into their own hands. two people were killed, dorsey spencer is live. dorsey. >>. >> reporter: we are right here. if you tab a look behind me x you can see that's where the crime happened up there in that parking lot. you can see district height police cruiser still there. a joint investigation between prince georges county. now, the county police chief said earlier today it's unusual to have so many homicide happen so close to together. he says this is all a result of people using guns to settle their disagreements. seven deadly shootings in the past several days. the latest, a double murder here he

woodland springs apartments in district heights. residents arrived to crime scene tape here on at wood street, two men in their 20s died. they called the fatal shooting atypical for the county. >> these are interpersonal shootings, long-standing, known parties that have evolved tragically into solving a problem with a gun. >> he said some of the shooting stems from petty disputes, suspects using weapons to settle their differences. there have been 42 homicides so far this year, compared to 48 this time last year, more than 12% decrease. that doesn't include the murders in district heights where residents are frustrated. >> last night was just one of them unfortunate things that happened and i'm grieving for the family and the person that did this. >> so far police have not

in this early morning shooting. reporting live, spencer, news 4. >> thank you, dorsey. we learned today that the mother of two children who disappeared in 2014 is still not competent to stand trial. a judge called katherine dangerous but restorable during the competency hearing this morning. that was the last person seen with her son jacob and daughter sarah, two years ago. children were never found. today's hearing comes the same week of jacob's fifth birthday, which was july 3rd. another hearing is set for the end of august. we now know the name of the man who was shot last night by dc police. officers say they came across on park road near georgia avenue northwest. they told them to drop the gun he was carrying. 28-year-old ignored the order and when the officers fired, he is expected to survive. charges against him include assault with a police officer. >> right now the charles county school board is

door meeting to talk about the disturbing allegations of sex abuse involving a former teacher's aide. he was hiv positive, molested seven boys at the middle school where he worked. we're also learning more about them. let's go right to tracee wilkins. >> reporter: we've been able to confirm through a number of people who knew bell that long before his career here at the charles county school system, he was actually a reality tv star. let's look at the pictures that were taken for the former show known as the job that has since been cancelled back in 2013. bell was a contestant hoping to get a position with cosmopolitan magazine. what's interesting about this is that people who knew him and spoke with one classmate who went to college with him said he was interested in fashion, that he was part of the fashion club back in 2005 and it appeared he then went ob to reality

competed for a position with cosmopolitan mall soogazine. on that web site, he also said that he had worked for kanye west and had styled him in a video as well. now, that is something we have not been able to confirm through kanye west people. we did send questions about this and production company that put this show together. but here now, from one of the students who trained under bell when he was a track coach. >> he said that he just like kanye west to pick out outfits and stuff like that. >> went on to tell me she thought it was a joke and very unusual for track coach to be involved in these kind of things for folks who know him well, they tell me this is something he almost had an interest in. it almost seemed like

separate life as a life he led as a track coach and also teacher's aide here in county. he did run track in high school. he ran hurdles when he was in high school, as well. now, here right now within the charles county administration building, the school board is voting and having conversation about charles -- carlos bell and also about these charges. they're informing them about what's happening within the investigation and everything that the charles county sheriff's department has learned here. that is a closed-door meeting as they are discussing personnel issues and could possibly be discussing some situations with some of the other people who are involved in this system, as well. reporting lye reporting live in charles county, tracee wilkins. >> thank you so much, tracee. one of the president's harshest critics inside the federal government is stepping down. >> he was the head

he was a persistent critic of the trump administration's approach to ethics. he said this was his decision and said he's not being pushed out of the job. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who sent their thoughts and prayers to steve scalise. he has had a set back after being shot. in a statement last night, med star washington hospital said he's been re-admitted to the intensive care unit due to new concerns for infection. his condition is listed as serious. he was shot in the hip. he's undergone several surgeries since the shooting incident. the congressman stabbed and downplayed the gravity, they're calling it just precautionary. if you are thinking about buying a new car, we'll tell you the safest cars on the road after a new batch of crash test and you may be surprised which vehicles don't earn a safety awar

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well, looks like rain and flooding are the operative words of the day. it's going to be out all day long today. >> we needed rain, but we've got quite a lot at one time, didn't we? >> absolutely. we're seeing some conditions out there. a bit of a break right now, as well. that doesn't mean we're done with the rain. we say this every time we see heavy rain fall. it's frustrating to see it happen on tv. >> don't drive through flooded roadways, you never know how much water is across some of the roadways out there, and that's evidence today. >> it takes a little bit of water to sweep your car away. take a look at the rain fall totals. this is over the last 24 hours. the district close to an inch, g

fall. hagerstown close to an inch, as well. all of this rain is causing some issues across the area, we needed some rain since the beginning of june we were down about 2 and a half inches it chipped away with this event right now. because of how much rain is falling, flash flood watch for everybody and flood warnings for parts of prince williams, and down around st. mary's through the evening hours. we'll be in weather alert through the evening shows tonight. we'll continue up to date it. here is what we're both seeing right now. this steady batch of rain slowly pushing out of the area, still up around the baltimore area, light showers out that way. we look further back towards the west where we're starting to see this rain intensive somewhat and much more on the map back to the west. all of this is going to be moving through the area at times this evening over night tonight and on into tomorrow morning. right now we're at

as far as the nationals games go, i think they'll be able to get the game starting, might be dealing with some rain there. patchy fog develops over night. we'll have a temperature around 76 degrees. if you're at hom watching you have to take the dog out or want to get a run in and within the next hour it's about the time to do it. we start to see the weather improve. with more on that here is lauren. >> we will start to see it improve, thank goodness, after today we just need sunshine in our life. now, we will have a few scattered showers as amelia said as we go through the over night, but then we will start to see around tomorrow. i will say any time before noon tomorrow, then we start to clear out by tomorrow afternoon, so it will hot and humid as we get into tomorrow afternoon with temperatures right around 90 degrees. take a look at your saturday and sunday, temperatures will be in the mid to upper 80s on saturday. wi

we could have early morning shower, as we get into your sunday, we're looking good with low humidity and temperatures in the 80s. it's going to be rather refreshing. now, here is a look at your beach forecast, oh, if you're headed to the maryland or delaware beach we have some chance for storms and isolated shower. ocean temperature at 73 degrees. temperatures are going to be right around 80 deglees for most of that. tomorrow, we'll be at 90 degrees, we will see scattered showers and thunderstorms again. and then, again, as i said, temperatures right around 90 we get into your saturday, temperatures are in the upper 80s, maybe a shower in the morning and then we clear out by the time we get to sunday. >> yeah, exactly. so the weekend looking really nice. right now, we're continuing to track some flooding across the area. out there with a live report of manasas coming up. everybody under the flash flood watch until 2:00 a.m. in the

>> all right. right. >> speaking of flooding, it's been flooded with protesters this past year. we've had some since the election, our town has been inundated with protesters. >> from the women's march, it seems every weekend we're seeing people with a cause take on the trump administration. however, it may surprise you in dc is taking part. they most recently conducted a poll. the analysts is here now to talk to us about it. >> thank you very much. taking some time to break this down for us. let's start with the racial divide. this is with a huge african-american population, it looks like in your numbers, they're not the ones making the most noise. >> 53% of whites showed up to protest, 16% are african-americans. >> this is a city that has a

african-american population, we did see similar break downs by ward in the city, as well. while east, we're at 7 and 8, we saw low, 12% participation in protest there were higher in northwest dc where it's one in three. >> take that to mean that the protesters who are parachuting in from out of town. >> i think some were out of town. there's some convenience here if you live in the district. it's a lot easier to get out there and protest if it's right down the street. >> what did your poll find out about men and women and how they think about the way the president has changed washington? >> we asked how much people think that washington has changed because of trump's president. # 54% said it's changed at least some and when we look at who said it changed a lot, women were twice as likely than men

say it had changed a lot. >> how about a couple of other demographic categories, high learners. >> half of people making $100,000 or more and those said they participate with trump. 16% in households making a thousand are less protested. so there's a discrepancy there as well. >> fascinating. learned a little more about our time. emily, thanks so much for being with us. >> take care. new crash tests are questioning claim that model s is the safest vehicle in history, what you need to know about that before you hit the road. >> car break ins up. and this has police using all sorts of resources. they would rather be using for more serious crimes. warning for

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when we get a lot of rain like this, we're always telling you, turn around, don't train. not everyone heeds that warning. >> we see it over and over again. our cameras witnessing that in fairfax county. you see this driver after driver and ignore all the codes and they got in the car. >> lauren is in the weather center, we'll see more flooding and more closed roads before this is all out of here zbh yeah, guys, you know, we'll see a little bit more flooding. yeah, we are going to see a little bit more flooding out there. thank you so much. it makes -- when people drive across the flooded roadways. they never know how deep the water is. and it can just take that car away. unfortunately, we can expect more showers as we continue into the evening. we have heavy rain out there. we're still seeing heavy thoughts comingfo

but look at all of this back here. we'll have to see how this does once it moves into our atmosphere, of course, if you're out and about, you can see the app. you can look at the radar, we update the forecast ourselves for different zones. we're from the storm team forecast. it's a great app and tool to have. that's what this green is, pretty much for everybody around our region. what you see here in the green, is flood warning. this one goes until 6:00 p.m., it could actually be extended. that's the one that we just saw pictures out of, manassas and just this little southern part right here, we're getting plenty right there around the manassas airport. and then, of course, we've got flooding down here in st. mary's county. this flood warning until 7:00 p.m. leonard town, hollywood, i've been seeing a lot of photos on twitter around this region of just standing water, again, lots

saint mary's county, please, again, turn around. temperatures right now, 79 degrees, a few scattered showers, likely as we continue through the evening, plus we'll get into the late evening. but we've got some nice weather ahead. we'll time out the rest of the rain, amelia has got your full forecast that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you so much, lauren. it's easy to forget to lock your car, especially on days like today when you're rushing around. montgomery county police are break in. news 4 joins us now where there's been a rash of crimes popping up all over the place and county, chris. >> well, pat, we are driving down springfield here in bethesda, nice neighborhood just off river road across from the ken wood club. this neighborhood has been targeted by thieves. they are looking for cars like that, left unlocked, parked alonghe

break in looking for valuables and credit cards. and then police say that's when the problem is really getting started for the car owners and the homeowners. and then police have to spend time -- working in the bank. and this is not only in bethesda, but not also in weeks and in rockville and german town, as well. neighborhoods all around the area, as i said, we're on springfield drive. we are just about to turn where other cars have been targeted, as well. police say there is an easy fix, but everybody in the family has to do it, number one, remove all valuables from your car and number two, lock all doors. it seems easy, but people either forget, this is a summertime crime and a crime of opportunity. so

become the epi center this summer here in bethesda where we bring you the information. pat and leon back to you. >> thanks, chris. keep the doors locked. right now clashes between police and thousands of protesters at the g 20 summit. it began just before night fall, but peaceful stands between riot police and protesters and then it all broke loose with the smoke bombs and police water cannons. an estimated 12,000 activists out there on the street, may made this protest welcome to hell. they say there's a mass increase potential for violence and they are illegal there in germany. president trump, meanwhile, received a much friendlier reception in pope. was welcomed by a cheering crowd. remarks at news conference are

home. alexander is joining us to break it all down for us. >> blayne. >> reporter: and increasing pressure from here at home to confront the russian president over u.s. election hacking. those are just a couple of the obstacles that are facing the president as he prepares for this weekend g 20 summit. >> we must also confront the threat from north korea. >> standing on the world stage, the president promising a crack down on north korea on the heels of the ballistic test. >> they are behaving in a very dangerous manner and something will have to be done about it. >> hours before joining chinese president at the g 20 summit, president t

criticism and pushing china to impose sanctions on north korea. >> they don't want to sit down. we have to use pressure to get them to the table. >> this on the eve of president trump's first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. >> experts say, that message not likely. >> there's no benefit to the president domestically in raising this. putin is not going to admit doing it nor will he do anything different. >> meanwhile a rough start outside, protesters crashing with police on the streets ahead of the g 20 summit set to begin tomorrow. nbc news will confirm there will likely be six people inside of the tt

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proud. across the pond. he's realizing by playing on the world stage of wimbledon this week. we watched along with some of the young players, he's inspiring today. we'll also talk to his family, his story coming up at 5:00. also at 5:00, if he's been annoyed by ro bbo calls there's new effort to stop him. susan will join us with more on the push to make him illegal. a wild ride today in amusement park for virginia mother, how she wound up in the hospital and what kings dominion is now saying about her husband's claims that lifeguards didn't even try to help. we'll see what those stories, plus a wet night ahead on news 4 at 5:00. leon. back to you. >> all right, we've got it. speaking of wimbledon. we've got english like weather here right now. >> yeah, we want to get it out of here. when is that going to happen. >> we definitely want to get it out of here. i know a lot of people want it out of here this

we could still see a few cells blossom up. we have some heavy downpours as we continue through the evening. we're looking at the latest radar. this is evolving situation. it looks like we're getting a bit of a break right now in the metro area maybe for about an hour or so. get those done. >> absolutely. right now, because look at this, we're clear right now. we have a little spotty area and isolated showers. i know we've had some heavy rain just through the east of us. here is some heavy rain, right around the area. we'll watch as this moves to the north and east, but, again, we are kind of waiting and seeing at this point to see exactly what this radar is going to do and how it's going to react to a little bit of sunshine that we're seeing out there. we are seeing some sunshine if you're in a location, look at those temperatures. coming up to 85. fredericksburg 84 at this point. my goodness, maryland, you guys were getting in rain, pretty much all throughout

79 degrees here in the district at this point and then as we go for your flash flood watches, we have those until 2:00 a.m. for everybody. now, what you see in the green right now, that's flood warning. that's until 6:00 p.m. in manasas and fairfax county, that's until 6:00 p.m. david is on facebook live, you may want to check that out. we'll cover that at a:00. saint mary's county has a flood warning until 7:00 p.m. we could have a few more showers as we continue into the over night. we're looking at more scattered showers as we head to tomorrow morning. >> tomorrow morning we'll not see widespread rain everywhere. it was very soggy out there this morning, most locations had a slow go. take a look at your road conditions tomorrow morning. some wet roads. coming home from work, friday night, maybe you're getting out of town and heading to the beach. dry road at that point, not just saturday but sunday, as

take a look at your friday planner. there's the scattered showers laura was talking about. not only that, rain we've had today. we'll continue to see overnight hours, patchy fog as well. by lunchtime, we're in the low 80s and start to see some sunshine develop, maybe an isolated shower still lingering around. 4:00 in the afternoon, increasing sunshine, friday evening looking good to dine outdoors mid-80s, still a little bit on the muggy side, humidity dropped before saturday and sunday. here is a look at the friday, look at how the weather impacts your day. the commute some will have a commute during the morning huge improvement for today. i'll say it's okay for the afternoon. outdoor exercise should be just fine, remember to check the latest weather with nbc washington app. it's going to be warm, most of us will be dry as they move to the next ten days and it does not get any better for early june with the humidity levels that we'll be

your sunday. saturday high temperatures in the upper 80s. wall to wall sunshine, not nearly a cloud in the sky on sunday. mid-80s there you have my tee time ready for sunday and mostly sunny, temperatures around 90 and humidity levels for the most part, still a check on monday. >> that looks really good. >> well, this is huge if you shop on tv. qvc said it's buying out it's biggest rival, home shopping network. consumer reporter joins us now from the newsroom with the details. how is this going to impact us when we get better deals. >> this is crazy. it is a deal worth more than $2 billion. qvc liberty interactive will purchase the home shopping network in this major stock deal. qvc is currently a minority investor in hsn, so this deal will include the remaining 62% of the stock, qvc does not already own.

been around for 40 years, offering 24 hours a day shopping and combined, you know, the two channels produce more than 55,000 hours of content with more than $12 billion in sales reported just last year. the newsroom. news 4. >> it shows it. >> how could they even survive. no one is going to by it on television. >> boy, were they wrong. we've got new video to show you from dc fire and rescue, a family's home destroyed by fire while they were away for the fourth of july holiday. the family of five includes three children under the age of three. jackie benson explains how neighbors, though, are helping out in a big way. >> imagine trying to live with three wiggly little ones in a hotel for an extended period of type, then imagine being incredibly grateful to be able to do

children in this city, such an example of what neighborly love should be. >> the fire that started sunday when sarah and michael murphy were out at a wedding spread to three homes on the home including there, before they could even comprehend the scope of the damage, friends and neighbors had raised an astonishingly to assist for go fund me campaign. >> really care about us and give us more than we need. people don't expect that from city life. >> sarah said some question to raise a family in the city. a family that recently grew from big sister derby and baby brother samuel to include the precious gift. many of those working to met them since they worked with a nonprofit 127 to foster and then adopt

a visit to check the damage revealed that this survive with fire, chalkboard wall where saw rar had some time ago written this. >> every month comes up with a new phrase, bible verse, this past month it was, we do hard things. and that's -- that wall remains uncharred. >> the murphys say they, not for one minute, considered moving somewhere else and starting over. they're coming back here. in northeast washington, jackie benson, news 4. investigators are trying to figure out why a mother would attack her entire family leaving her husband and nearly all of her children dead. >> it has police and entire community in complete shock. this is news 4 first at 4:00.

the entire area, seeing a lot of rain today and there's more on the way. >> check out this video here, this scene is in manasas it could also be in your neighborhood. creating lots of problems for drivers this evening. >> we start to start in the storm center. >> amelia draper in for doug. the roads not so much. >> absolutely, jenn, i can't believe that there was a camera there and those people were actually driving through a flooded roadway, we can't say

enough. >> you can see some rain up around the baltimore area pushing out of the area we're dry here for the most part, most of northern virginia, western maryland, as well. look further, just to the west, see spots of heaviest rain and thunderstorms out that way, this is the area we're keeping a close eye and we'll start to bring in more rain, now, if all else remains equal. and the nationals game -- >> and that will be moving in during our evening overnight