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

hours. >> and this is breaking and we have learned in the past few minutes that everyone is actually okay. let me tell you what we're looking at here, this is rescuers part of prince william county, fire and rescue. they're wrapping up what was a moment that broke over the past hour. we know that two young kids were out kayaking on the

when they were drifting away. they yelled for help and that's when first responders came on in. let me show you how quickly it's moving and give you some idea how high it is. you can see here this time, almost as tall as i am, look out there, that one completely submerged, you can see the water moving quickly as strong current and that is what caught those two young kids. let me show you the boat that got back here. we'll show you this video that we grabbed in about 15 minutes. this was the struggle for some of the first responders, too. while they were able to get themselves to safety. the first responders were out on the waterfront, 15 to 20 minutes longer they had hoped they were struggling to get through. the motor could not push through some of the strong current. they were able to get back to this spot here along linden hall road. everyone here is okay. but it serves as a warning for how quickly these waters can rise and even though

it's dry. it is still a danger. in fact, a short time ago when we were live along piper lane, not far from the airport. we noticed that road about a foot deep of water standing on top of it. we were there earlier today, another area that is also a danger zone and amelia pointed out, some of these cars are going through, it's possessive. you' end up calling the rescue and bringing all of these guys out here. send it back to you. >> thank you, david. >> you can track the storms in your neighborhood with the interactive radar on the nbc washington app, just tap on the precipitation layer. >> neighborhoods in prince georges county are dealing with a huge spike in recent violence. seven people killed over the last five days. many of these crimes involving people settling disputes with guns, just last night two men were shot here to death

wood street in district heights, that's where dorsey spencer joins live with reaction from a very concerned police chief. dorsey. >> residents and evidence markers here at the woodland springs apartments in district heights. early morning gunfire left two men dead in the parking lot. they were the sixth and seventh victims in a spike in fatal shooting of prince georges county in just the last five days. >> i don't know what happened. but usually everybody is friendly and everybody knows everybody. >> the police chief said it's unusual for the county and much of the violence is stemming from petty disputes. it's were to say they stem from a disagreement. >> these are interpersonal disputes, long-standing, known parties that have evolved tragically into solving a problem with a gun. >> a 33-year-old man lost his life on the

4th here at the village drive through liquor store. sources say the gunman grew frustrated when the car in front wasn't going fast enough opened fire, killing demarco rob bert s -- robertson, a backseat passengerer. >> it's incomprehensible to many, that the dispute can lead to someone being killed. >> the chief said there have been 42 homicides so far this year, more than 12% decrease. but each death leads the community -- leaves the community in mourning and concern for their safety. the police officers have been handing out these flyers with information, so far there have been no arrest in this morning's double murder. police have not yet released the victim's identity. dorsey spencer, news 4. >> we now know the name of the man shot last night by dc police. officers say they came across kenneth early on

georgia avenue northwest. they told him to drop his gun. 28-year-old ignored that order. one of the officers fired hitting him. he's expected to survive, charges against him include assault on a police officer. the officer was fired his gun is on leave while detectives investigate. >> overseas now, we've seen major clashes all day long between police and protesters at the start of g 20 summit in germany. officers earlier used teier gas and fire hoses. today's protest come on the eve of the highly anticipated meeting between president trump and vladimir putin. here is the latest. >> thousands of protesters spilled into the streets of hamburger. tense show down with police using tier gas at times to control the angry crowds. >> reporter: more than

demonstrators joined more than two dozen world leaders here. >> we are here to tell him to leave and that he's not welcome. >> president trump was welcome for a one on one meeting this afternoon with the chancellor. they have a tense relationship ranging from climate change in immigration to mr. trump's demand that contributes more to the nato defense fund. >> america loves poland. >> the president began as european poland, addressing a huge and very friendly crowd, some of the loudest cheers coming as he discussed russian involvement in the agreement. >> we urge russia to stabilize activities in ukraine and elsewhere. >> today acknowledging what u.s. intelligence agencies have been reporting for months that

presidential election. >> i agree. i think it was russia, but i think it was probably other people and/or countries and i see nothing wrong with that said. but in none of his statements today did mr. trump refer to vladimir putin by name on the eve of this first face to face meeting with the russian president. hamburg germany. we're waiting to hear update on the condition on republican congress steve scalise. he's back in icu after that shooting. chris lawrence is in our newsroom, now, with details. what do you know, chris? >> he's being treated in the intensive care unit at the hospital. steve scalise because doctors were worried about a possible infection. he was one of four people shot and wounded last month. scalise got the worst of him. the bullet

vessels, paramedics rushed him to the icu and he stayed there until june 23rd. the congressman had several surgeries. the most recent update from last night, it left scalise in serious condition, it promised to give an update at some point today. now, the responding officers did shoot and kill the man who slot scalise and the three other who were wounded have all now been released from the hospital. >> thank you, chris. congress returns to washington next week, but it will likely be a while moves on health care. politico reports this evening, any vote on the gop measure to repeal and replace obama care won't happen until the week after at the earliest. cbo is reviewing the latest legislation by mitch mcconnell, more than half a dozen republican senators said they opposed the bill after the cbo found

lose their coverage. the former coach and teacher's aide accused of sexually abusing students apparently in the spotlight before, but not for a crime. what we're learning about the appearance of carlos bell on a reality tv show. i'm tom sherwood in northwest washington, the mayor is going to change this whole building into new housing for the homeless. part of the

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ask. stay out there today and we had a lot of rain come through our area, flash flood watch for our entire region until 2:00 a.m. the worst is over, that's going to be something that we'll be watching as we go through the next couple of hours. we have the forecast, we'll time out this rain and know exactly what's going to happen. that's coming up in just a few minutes. here at the live desk, we've learned the court date has been set for bill cosby's retrial in pennsylvania. just moments ago a judge issued an order setting the date for december 6. the first trial in it with a hung jury last month. the comedian also is facing civil trial out in california. in that case, he's accused of sexually assaulting a woman in the playboy mansion back in the 1970s. that's set for about a year from

to you. >> now, to new details in a sex abuse case involving a former charles county teacher's aide. carlos bell who has told investigators he's hiv positive and accused of sexually assaulting at least seven middle schoolers. this evening the county announced it's going to provide free hiv test to anyone who may have been exposed. this comes as the school board met behind closed doors to discuss the case. let's get the latest now from news 4 tracee wilkins. >> also started a new web site that's going to be associated with the charles county school web site to help parents understand what's happening with this case and share information. inside of that building, having a conversation about the latest in this investigation. this, as we are learning, that carlos bell once took a shot at becoming a reality tv star. >> these pictures ar

the cbs web site for the reality show. it has since been cancelled but it shows carlos bell before he began his career in the charles county school system. according to multiple people who know him, he was contested on the -- contestant on the show and worked for cosmopolitan magazine. he claims he was a freelance stylest when he appeared on the show in 2013. this is a side of him that he left behind, when he became a teacher's aide and track coach. he said he use to dress rhiana and kanye west and pick out outfits. >> adrian na williams is a student where bell was a taecher's aide. he coached her on the track team. >> what did you think when he said i dressed them. >> my thought was, like, are you serious. he was like i was serious. i was like that's different. >> it was a past life hard for them to imagine. many could not imagine him

do something like that. >> charles county police say that bell is hiv positive and sexually assaulted more than half a dozen students at the middle school. the unspeakable acts were reported. >> what has happened to those kid. those kids are going to be damaged for the rest of their lives. >> activists and parents organizing a prayer vigil tonight outside of the middle school. >> my hope is healing, actions. >> that vigil is going to begin tonight at reporting live, tracee wilkins. >> thank you. in the district today, the rain did stop the ceremony promoting the construction of new temporary housing for homeless families. the first units are expected to be in kennedy street and fifth street in northwest dc. news

look to close down shelters at the old dc general hospital. >> the crowd was stepping around today to celebrate construction that's turning this long building along kennedy street northwest washington into short-term housing for up to 45. >> they will have the services that they need. they will be located near public transportation and schools and parks. >> it's the first of six news short term family facilities that are scheduled to be built around the city so that the district can finally shutdown and make the shelter, dod general hospital. >> you'll lock the doors at dc general. >> in 2019. >> we'll lock it as soon as possible. more than lock it. we'll tear it down. >> among the crowd, kennedy at fifth street northwest, community leader, lisa colbert, a 30-year res den and mother of

of kennedy street. >> i must say, kennedy street is going down, i stayed away. >> but now kennedy street is making the come back. they say the neighbors welcome the new shelter as long as the city maintains it. >> they want a partnership and they want it run well. we're working on all aspects of that. the maintenance, the security, the activities for the children. >> the administration is promising that all of that will be in place when the doors open in about 14 months. >> and you can help, just pick a classroom near you and make a donation so the students and teachers get exactly what they need. everything from cheerleaders to composition books to backpacks. one teacher is asking for

you can see which local school needs help in the nbc washington app. >> and speaking of helping out fast food restaurant is raising money to wipe out school lunch desk at the county public schools. when a student can't afford a lunch, cafeteria staff provides a meal and makes note of the debt. now that debt totalled more than $20,000 last school year. students who owe money they can't go on field trips or participate in other activities until it's paid. they donated 2,500 bucks to help pay the remainder. >> a water ride at popular kings dominion shutdown after a guest is injured. what her husband is saying about the moments after she was knocked unconscious while on a water slide. >> people are slipping and sliding on streets. heavy rain and flood watch in effect.

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just in time for the week, got the weekend forecast. we've got to get through tonight. >> and a lot of people on facebook and twitter asking what about the nationals game tonight. they'll be able to start the game, no problem. they'll have to likely deal with the delay. take a look right now. you can see this break i'm talking about in the area. however, little isolated cells still out there. for example, this here in parts of alexandria and the district, as well. it's really for the widespread rain back to the west of us and this is what's going to be moving in. here is the latest time for you, winchester right around 6:45. leesburg at about 8:00 in the evening. alexandria at about 8:30 and district at about 8:45. if you need to walk the dog, do that. behind that line, there's more rain that will be moving in. break from the rain now, back in during the evening hours and we continue to have rain at times over night tonight on into tomorrow morni

seen, you can see the latest total on my facebook and twitter pages, everybody is under flash flood watch, bright green coloring, flood warning from manasas, fairfax county, until 6:00. and here is a look at the total rain fall today, close to an inch in the district, inch and a half at dulles and inch and a half around the gaitersburg area. still some rain to deal with tomorrow, major improvement. >> thank goodness. >> finally we'll get some sunshine, but also lower humidity. i know it's been humid ever since the fourth of july holiday. the weekend before. we're looking good as we continue through your friday, maybe a few scattered showers in the morning from that noon just shows you back out in west virginia and ohio. some scattered showers until about noon. we'll start to clear out. still going to be humid tomorrow, temperatures are going to be around 90 degrees. humidity will gradually drop. we could have a few sprinkles late friday night until saturday

before 7. over night friday into saturday, that's another frontal system. behind that front, we really start to cool down. so that mugginess will continue to drop over the weekend behind the front and comfortable conditions for the weekend, then it starts to come back up on monday speaking of the weekend. temperatures are going to be nearing 90 on saturday. it will be breezy by the afternoon. low humidity and refreshing on sunday. here is a look at your ten day forecast, a huge shower in the morning about 40% chance, nothing like we saw this morning. we'll take that chance until about noon. still humid out there. tomorrow afternoon we'll get a break and then maybe a few showers early saturday morning. temperatures in the upper 80s, lowering humidity for the weekend and starts to move back up. that humidity level starts to move back up monday and tuesday, second chance of rain after that will be mid next week. >> how much do we love this guy. 19 years old, born and raised in prince georges county and

in tennis. when we come right back on news 4 at a:00, they'll make a big slash at wimbledon this week. >> also a string fest from cars causing some big problems all around the area. see how this preventable crime is costing. >> and the recent murder of a college student at the university in maryland leads to a big change on campus. we'll come right back on news 4 at 5:00.

some changes at the university of maryland following a difficult end of this school year, a black buoy state university student was stabbed to death by a white student. news 4 kristin wright spend time with him today and talked about diversity and inclusion on campus. she's live for us in college park. >> the chief diversity officer position has been around for some time. the university of maryland realizes that now more than ever, it is crucial. they did a nationwide search to find this person and all along he was right here. >> at the university of maryland college park, incoming freshman and their parents are excited about the college experience. but start of a hanging in

lieutenant the third to linger. >> i was frightened. we had a discussion. she was more frightened her anxiety level skyrocketed. but i lot her know it's far few and between. >> the university of maryland has an officer to help them move forward. roger said it's a challenging process but one that this campus is fully equipped to handle. >> i want to be in touch with faculty and staff and everybody who is part of diversity of the community. i want to listen to the concerns they have. >> things happen. they have to be over come with society. as long as they're working towards it. >> in coming freshman brian is hopeful, too. >> university of maryland and all colleges can get back these issues. >> while some students wonder if a diversity officer can really stop. >> i'm not quite s

versety officer would cut back on these kind of things. >> these are tough times and i think it's difficult to separate higher education from the things that are going on out in the world. >> reporter: worthington is also a professor in the college of education here, back to you. >> kristin wright, thank you, kristin. police are looking for vandals who damaged the elementary school building earlier this week. investigators believe the damage was done over night sunday into monday in and around the school. there are signs of arson on the property, including the new playground. the building has been under construction. they estimate the damage to be about $20,000. >> maryland's first medical marijuana dispensary is now taking orders. the state's position proved a license for the wellness institute of maryland begin selling medical marijuana. it's located in frederick. it plans

over the state. you'll have to wait a while. they're approved grower. said their props won't be ready until after labor day. the wellness institute is taking preorders. >> this weekend, new exhibit opens a t the national museum at the marine corps in triangle, virginia. over the past 40 years, it features 100 by 22 artists. the vice president's wife spoke at this kick off event today. >> our artist today are getting a great deal of satisfaction seeing their art workup on display for all to see, but the rest of them are the ones who really receive the benefit. >> marine museum in the mix of expansion that's more double its size in the years to come. >> well, he started playing tennis at just four years old, folks, and

legend, now he's doing prince georges county proud across the pond. he has hit the big time today. he played at wimbledon. news 4 megan fitzgerald lost it along with family and friends in a place where it all began. >> for the young kids for when i play college tennis. >> making it to the pros of the dream for most of the kids who train here. but they also know it can become a reality. >> i feel it's complicated. >> they feel that way because one of the rising stars is francis, he trained here at the center in college park his entire life and now he's playing at wimbledon. >> it's ridiculous. >> his twin brother, frank lynn says their family's

this point hasn't been easy. >> and i remember when they're running here, they were three, four, five years old. >> their father immigrated from africa. he found work here as a maintenance man. he worked around the clock, which meant his boys were always with him. >> they spent some nights here in our trainer's room in the office and it's off to the place where they came and knocked on the door. >> watching and playing tennis was all the twins knew. at a young age, it was clear, they had become stars. frank lynn now plays tennis at salisbury university, his brother turned protwo years ago when he was just 17. >> playing the second round. >> the road to the top is never easy, franklin and his brother brandon will tell you it's worth it. >> anything can happen. >> megan fitzgerald,

both about 10 years old, what they do so well out there. sent so many kids to great colleges all over the country. there are very few break outs in the protomake it to his level. he's the youngest player in the entire world to be playing at wimbledon this season. if you don't make it to the pros, you've got a very strong future ahead of you like franklin does, twin brother. he's had a great scholarship and free ride all over the country. >> talent apparently runs in the family. >> when you grow up on a court as they literally did, you've got it. we should let you know sports is going to have more on this. francis did not win today. we'll have the highlights for you coming up a bit later on. he's going to do another plug for washington team tennis. he's going to be playing for them end of july. now, i'm done. >> got a lot of fans back here. >> he does. >> all right. well, we've

if you've noticed a spike in robo calls lately, you're not alone. how they're helping to put that to an end. and latest breaking right here in the weather. severe thunderstorm warning until 6:15 until culpepper, this is what we're concerned about. you told me about the warning. we'll have more on the other side of the break and the storms and what fios is not cable. side of the break and the storms and what and we believe everyone deserves faster internet. so with fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs 20 times faster than most people have. and it's just $79.99 a month online for the first year. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years.

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of the man who killed two people after escaping from custody. lawyers from williams had lobbied against life in prison without parole, citing a profound mental illness, they said he had dill lugss when -- while in custody and then killed a hospital security guard and shot and killed another deputy days later. this all happened in 2005. the governor said he got a fair trial and that the jury heard substantial evidence of the mental health. he's scheduled to receive ali that will injection. >> it's been two years since a gunman opened fire in that charleston, south carolina church killing nine people. one survivor made a special visit to washington recently. polly shepherd said touring the

african-american history and culture was their prapeutic. she came face to face with the charleston shooter. shepherd survived while hiding under a table and praying. >> i don't know exactly what it is, but he left me. the rest of them were ready to go. >> news 4 also spoke with shepherd about her side inside the museum and how it's impacting her today. a car bursts into flames after slamming into a truck in philadelphia and the high risk rescue was caught on camera. last week a vehicle rear ended a trash track. authorities released the video today. the crash impact was so strong, the driver who was knocked unconscious was wedged beneath the car's dashboard, bystander

burning vehicle. >> pretty scarey. watching it, like i said, it felt like i was there for 20 minutes trying to get him out. like, seeing it, it was 40 seconds. it gives you goose bumps a little bit. if i wasn't there, i mean, you know, i don't think he would have made it, you know, the -- by the time the fire department did show up, almost the entire car was engulfed. >> the man rescued from that car was taken to the hospital in serious condition. the link doctors are making between a mother's cravings during pregnancy and a child's allergies. the food product that may be raising the risk. this is chris gordon driving through a very nice neighborhood in bethesda. but it has a crime problem. and the same may be true in your neighborhood, ahead, how

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we've got a lot going on in the weather. we've got some warnings coming in. some of them may be a tornado warning. >> well, we have a severe thunderstorm warning, this tornado warning just pumped up right now. that goes until 6:15 at this point. it literally just popped up about 10 seconds ago. that's what we'll be talking about, this storm moving our way. >> this is a tornado warning from madison county. . you can see, lauren, this very distinctive right here on the radar and that's what we look for when we see a tornado. it has that classic look of a tornado and this isn't going

be an ef 5 roaring tornado, likely, smaller, producing -- >> i'm going to take over for a minute. but this is a really dangerous storm. if you're in the culpepper county area, you'll want to take shelter again, tornado warning until 6:15, along with a severe thunderstorm warning. there we go right there. is there any way that we can zero in on that so i can see that towns that we're looking at right now at this point. here is culpepper right there, there's 522, pretty much right by locust dell. this area right here. this is where we're seeing that tornado warning. again, we will be watching this very closely. its could be a small tornado in our -- in our region just right around the culpepper, just to the area south and the east. that's going to be

lightning there, this storm is moving northeast, will head towards the dc area as we go over the next couple of hours or so. so, again, zeroing in on this area, tornado warning, there it is right there, not popping up. we also have flood warnings and saint mary's county, those go through the evening, heavy rain in spots will also see a little passing fog temperatures at this point. i'm going to go ahead and let you take over with the next couple of days. here we go with that. >> again, guys, just to reiterate, we have the tornado warning, this is until 6:15. it has the classic look to it. i'm pretty confident that there was some sort of tornado on the ground there. this is indicated, nobody is actually seen a tornado out in madison county, we're seeing enough rotation to indicate there is likely a tornado warning out there. we can continue on now and talk aboumo

your day tomorrow, more scattered showers around and as we head throughout the day, well, maybe an isolated shower around noontime, start out the day. 73 degrees by lunchtime we're in the low 80s. by the afternoon, sunshine starts to break out. we're around 90 degrees. it's warm tomorrow night. it's dry for your evening hours if you want to have dinner. getting out of town and looking like a nice drive. if you have a convertible, you're lucky. top down kind of weather evening. the commute, some will have a slow commute, hit and miss showers tomorrow morning. the action throughout the day today and right now, so the kids can head to the pool tomorrow. it's not a good pool day tomorrow, it will be nice tomorrow during the afternoon. exercise looking okay for the most part, check to make sure there's nothing ton the radar and out on your friday night, looking nice as most of us. talking about the humidity, still on the muggy side tomorrow, look at what happened over the weekend. we dropped to really comfortable levels and then the

quite low on monday. saturday upper 80s, really crisp on sunday. high temperature around 90 degrees. kind of let you know what we're seeing right now, a break for most of us. this area of rain and it does have heavy rain, that tornado warning in madison county moving back into the area looks like it will be back in the district around 8:30 to 8:45, you can follow myself and lauren on facebook and twitter. of course, we have much more minute by minute coming up on news 4 at 6:00. what you think you've locked your car door, are you sure. it's pretty easy to press that button, that lock button when your arms are full of bags or easy to forget to do that. they're counting on people to be a little forgetful. chris. >> well, pat this bethesda neighborhood is one of many in montgomery county that has recently been ta

from the corner of springfield drive and cromwell drive. police say that thieves have been breaking into unlocked parked cars and stealing valuables over the past few weeks. >> residents here say they look out for each other. some people feel so safe, they leave their parked cars unlocked. montgomery county police are warning, gas and open ended invitation for thieves. >> people know it's pretty easy target, they walk by. >> now the local has served as learning residence here that this neighborhood has become a target. >> there's a message board and people in the neighborhood had circulated around the information that there had been sop break ins and that sort of thing. and, you know, warned people to lock tir

fix to this problem if everyone remembers to do it. >> i always lock my car, sometimes not everybody in my family remembers to lock it. >> the uptick in car break ins is not just a problem in montgomery county. this is security camry video from louden county virginia, just a week ago, news 4 david reported that thieves are hitting unlocked cars in up scale neighborhoods and stealing cash, valuables and credit cards. >> reporter: now, police say people can prevent this kiem by removing valuables and locking all your car doors. that's the latest bethesda, jim, back to you. >> chris gordon, thank you. the school system in frederick, maryland will no longer collect student's social security numbers. the new data security policy comes a year after a breach exposed sensitive student data. that breach exposed the names, dates of birth and social

thousand students in the public school system. they will continue to work with third-party vendors but sharing student information will be much more limited. those annoying robo calls you have received dozens are pushing the feds to do something to stop them. consumer reporter, susan hogan has more on how they plan to do it. can't happen fast enough, susan. >> you bet. they're so annoying. these calls have become more sophisticated and display a local phone number to get all of us to answer. it's a way scammers hide their identity. well, maryland's attorney general is among 30 attorneys general who sent a letter to the federal communications official. it urges to adopt new rules to provide telephone providers to block illegal ro bbo calls. the irs scam, this is when they

consumers into paying thousands of dollars. attorney generals say the proposed rule will block every illegal robo call but rather step in reducing the scammer's ability to do real numbers. >> a major merger in the world of home shop. >> that's right. qvc announced today it is buying its long-time rival, the home shopping network. the deal is worth more than 2 billion bucks. the news comes as traditional brick and mortar retailers are struggling to compete with online sales. qvc and hsn will remain stand alone brands. combined they reported over $12 billion in sales last year. this deal should be completed by the end last year. public health officials say the rate of opioid prescriptions has been declining they say too many people are still using

cdc found the hardest hit counties in terms of prescription filled to be mostly poor white and less educated. the number of prescriptions peaked in 2010. in 2015 the numbers prescribed was still three times higher than it was in 1999. >> the level of opioid use that we found in our report was enough for every american to be on an opioid medicine around the clock for three weeks, that's too much. >> experts say the strongest opioid should be reserved for patients with terminal conditions. post service patients receive the lowest dose possible for the shortest amount of time. women who crave a lot of sugar may increase their child's risk for developing asthma and allergies. children's mothers who consume the most

were more likely to develop asthma at age seven. it's just an association. researchers think mothers sugar intake could be causing allergic inflammation in young developing. a woman is hospitalized after a wild ride at the water park in kings dominion. >> her husband said she was knocked unconscious. up next, park officials go to claims that thehe t

police are hoping someone will recognize the atv riders in this just released video. the group has been terrorizing. >> the surveillance video was taken on sunday june 25th around 7:30 at night. cameras captured illegal operating these dirt bikes at a number of locations. the riders have been seen going the wrong way down streets and popping willies in traffic. some of them are sidewalks

>> i was yelling. >> kristina's husband said they ultimately helped him pull her out of the water. >> they didn't appear she came off the ride and went straight into if bottom of the pool and was under water. >> kristina is recovering from a gash

and three broken bones. one life guard reached kristina immediately, two more within six seconds. the ride is shutdown as the park investigates, which is protocol. they released a statement reading in part, the safety of our guests and staff is always our number one priority. the family says, they understand accidents happen, but are upset at the lifeguards alleged delay. >> i guess their biggest frustration is the fact that they did not feel that there was a quick response. hi water and drama. moments ago a rescue at northern virginia to help two young children who were kayaking and taking on water. >> others out there dealing with flooding on the road. here is video coming out where drivers are doing with rescue crews always saying they never do when they went through the flooding area they'r

and all of this rain, folks is not over yet. >> we have coverage of the condition. let's start with amelia draper. >> hi doreen and leon. here is what i'm seeing, really heavy areas of rain and thunderstorms just exploding back to our west, but metro area, most of northern virginia, you're looking out the window and saying the sun is out, more weather heading into your area the evening and overnight hours so here is what i'm tracking right now culpepper areas, notice it's very heavy -- lots of bright colors here on the radar, it is coming down in buckets in parts, a lot of lightning, too. so i'm going to take you to this area right now. show you the latest. notice we're seeing a lot of red there. moving towards culpepper. heads up in these areas. culpepper under severe thunderstorm warning until 6:15, parts of madison county, including madison continued to be under tornado warning. the shape of the st,