limits because of security restrictions that are related to the president. and good evening, everybody. we begin tonight with storm team 4. we are seeing some strong storms popping up out there and there is a flash flood warning now in effect. >> doug, tell us all about it. >> we've been seeing the storms develop. they continue to develop because of that, we have flash flooding on going right now. couple of roads closed. you can see what's happening. -- this is the area we've been watching, through here. now, starting to see more storms pop up right on the border here, right around prince georges montgomery. right along i-95. incredibly heavy rain there. then another storm around frederick. this one not moving much either, we can continue to see flash flooding with those, too. wouldn't be surprised if we heard a warning here at either of these two storms as they're

thunderstorms developing. it's right along i-95 at the worst part of the afternoon rush. gaithersburg area, this is the area you can see, this includes just to the north here. we do have some of it coming out of bounds. make sure you never drive through flooded roadways. no severe thunderstorm warnings in effect. currently, the warning that we have, has been cancelled a little bit earlier. not a lot of lightning with that storm, just a lot of heavy rain. the lightning, now. the strongest storm right around and over towards the coldsville area. >> it's been hot. 90 deglees. between 95 and 100 this afternoon, the real heat, moves back in again, i've got at least one day over the next few with temperatures close to 100 degrees. the heat making its way back in. >> thank you, doug. some tense moments up

a u.s. capitol police officer is now recovering after an out of control car crashed right into his cruiser. >> this happened on independence avenue and 2nd street in southeast this morning. it had the area blocked off for most of the afternoon. derrick ward is live on capitol hill with more of the details on this, hey, derrick. >> reporter: well the scene is cleared now. this is the intersection of second street and independence avenue. you're looking at the library of college. that building that's in the background there. if you're familiar with this area, you know there's always a capitol police officer stationed at that little triangle where you see that red barrier. that is to keep traffic flowing well. also to stop oversized vehicles that could pose a danger to the federal enclave from entering. this was tense scene earlier this morning. it all started by 11:45. we know that the driver and police officer involved were both injured, both minor injuries. the driver, though, is

some serious charges, including assault with the deadly weapon, assaulting a police officer, that's felony assault. aggravated reckless driving and driving without a permit. now, 11:45 police say the black sedan you see in the video was westbound on independence avenue when it struck the barrier and the police cruiser. now, again, there were some minor injuries there. police immediately focused on that car because they were treating it as an suspicious vehicle. they wanted to make sure they pose no threat. now they sent in a remote controlled robot. they did two disruptions, those are small disruptions. it was about 2:45 when they finally got a bomb tech in there to go through the car. he searched that car and found that there was nothing suspicious and the scene was cleared. they shortly after that, towed both of those vehicles

>> there was no connection to terrorism in this incident. they do want to find out exactly what started it all. we're live on capitol hill, derrick ward, news 4. >> here at the sheriff's office, an internal investigation is now underway into how one of their deputies happened to give a young man a ride into the middle of the night and ended up losing both service revolver and suv. they're comparing stories as they try to figure out exactly how this happened in their criminal case. >> this is the 22-yearld

charged with carjacking and other offenses. the incident started at this gas station and convenience store. it was closed around 4:15 when the off duty deputy says he gave him a ride then dropped him off here. he returned to the store parking lot and confronted the suspect. investigators say he then got hold of the deputy service weapon and carjacked the deputy's vehicle. this suv. after the deputy called 911. officers rushed to the area. >> it was about 8:00 a.m. when the cattle started acting up. by that time, clark county sheriff's office issued a community line alert about the man hupt. three men working at the barn heard the cattle and then saw the suspect. one pulled his gun and ordered his man to the ground. he fled again tohe

into an unlocked car. here is a cell phone photo taking at the moment when the suspect was taken into custody. investigators have since learned he was on parole for a similar crime in new york state. >> he took off and ended up in my front yard and ultimately in my car and locked the door and policeman were surrounding him so he opened the door. >> so he surrendered in your front yard. >> yes. now, again, here at the sheriff's office, internal affairs investigation is underway. i'm not told not only was he off duty. but he was out on sick leave at the time of the incident. tonight he remains out on sick leave. back to you now in the studio. >> julie carey. julie, thank you. president trump calls it the winter white house and in just a couple of months we may have a better idea of who has been visiting his

in florida. since he took office, he's traveled down to the florida property seven times, a liberal-funded watchdog group called citizens for responsibility and ethics in and they've agreed to hand over records of visitors by september 8. crew had sued vhs for similar records at trump tower and the white house. homeland security said it has no record for trump tower. business owners from every state showed off some pretty impressive stuff at the white house today. it was part of the made in america product showcase. news 4 mark see graves is a look with some of the products, including some local companies and he tells us there was one noticeable absence, mark? >> that's right. president donald trump wanted to put a spotlight on the people and the companies who are not manufacturing products but also creating jobs in here america. he toured the showcase this afternoon which is held inside and outside

maple syrup to luxury yachts and the helicopter that the president flies in, marine one. virginia was represented by a flag company based in alexandria. maryland was represented today by a company that makes crab pots. >> made in america is everything. we don't want flags made overseas for our military to be parading with or being decorated at the white house or the government agencies anywhere. >> if we keep importing stuff, we lose that money, that goes back into our economy and that just brings our country down. i mean, we're trying to make our country better and not bringing it down. >> not part of today's showcase in made of america's products was the nation's capitol, washington, d.c. we asked the white house repeatedly today why dc was not part of the event. they have not responded to our request.

district was not invited. some critics pointed out about today's event that while the president was highlighting products made in america, most of the products that bear the trump family name are not made in america. mark see graves, news 4. former vice president will be opening up about his final months in office in a memoir that's set today debut this fa. and biden decided not to run for president. his book will debut in november just a couple of days after biden launches what he is calling his american promise tour. >> well, the democratic race just became a bit more crowded. veteran state senator richard of montgomery county, kicked off his in rockville today. it's the fifth democrat to enter the

the progressive democrats said they need to stand up to vote against president trump. >> larry hogan refuses to serve the people of maryland, i will. larry hogan refuses to hold donald trump accountable for the damage being done to our state and to our country, i will. >> he joins a race that already includes prince georges county executive baker. former naacp president ben ellis and maryland high-tech exec, aleck ross. and all girls robotics team, from afghanistan made headlines when they couldn't get into america because they couldn't get a visa to travel here. they're here now and they are not the only ones getting the attention, just ahead how a team from iran is over coming challenges and getting some help from fairfax county high school students. plus a close call on a runway in san francisco. new details in the investigation to how close a pilot was to

disaster. a man's body is discovered on the street in a neighborhood in riverdale. now prince georges county

welcome back everyone. area of concern right around lk

now, could have a little bit of flooding and definitely some podding on the roadways that storm is not severe and there's no warnings out there, that's something we'll continue to watch. thank goodness the rain has weakened a little bit. flash flood warning goes until around 7:15 has come out about 3 to 5 feet. they're also watching this storm, laurel up through savage, have some video of that of some of that, you'll see some heavy downpours. doug and i will continue to track it for you here at the weather center, guys. >> lauren, thank you. now to disturbing discovery, a man's body dumped in the street and this evening police are still trying to figure out who he is, someone found the victim yesterday in a neighbor here in prince georges county. bureau chief, tracy wilkins is live with what we know s

tracee. >> police are desperately searching for information to help them with this investigation. they're only saying that this man is 35 to 34-year-old hispanic male. his body was found right over this way. as it stands, they cannot identify him. they need the public's help. >> right here. >> this man who did not want to be identified says that at 4:00 a.m. on sunday, he discovered a man lying on the street, his clothing was partially removed. >> i called 911 and the operator told me to get close to him and see if he was breathing or not and i said, no, he's not, he's gone. >> it looked like someone hit him right here and

big spot right here on his leg, like if someone hit him with the metal or something. >> police were having difficulty identifying the victim. they're saying he's a hispanic male. they're asking the public for assistance in figuring out who he was. >> i know everyone in the neighborhood, but that man, i do not. >> it might have been out of the ordinary. that's the information that we need to help us resolve this case. >> there are houses here on this street. this happened at the end of the block. prince georges county police are asking anyone with information that can help end this case to give them a call as it stands, no one has called to say that this man is missing. he doesn't have any identifying tattoos or anything that they can use to figure out who he is. reporting live in riverdale. i'm tracy wilkins, back to you all in the studio. >> thank you, tracy, the ntsb is in the process of interviewing everyone that was involved in that very close call on the runway at

international. investigators interviewed the captain of their air canada flight today. they say that plane, carrying 140 people almost landed on a taxi way instead of the runway last week, coming within 100 feet of plowing into a line of other planes waiting to take off. that's roughly the distance between bases on a baseball field, that's how close. investigators are trying to figure out how the crew can make such a basic and potentially deadly mistake. >> if this accident was not overted, i can't even imagine the extent of the mayhem, in my estimation, perhaps the worst aviation accident in the history. >> the ntsb is reviewing the black box data. the security camera footage will be talking to the co-pilot tomorrow and talking to the air traffic controllers by midweek. >> in news for your health tonight, tracking changes in someone's speech pattern may provide an early sign of mental

researchers representing and presenting an alzheimer's conference say they showed a group of people the same picture two years apart and asked them to describe it. they tell us people with early stage mild cognitive impairment showed a faster slide on certain verbal skills. and we're not talking about extra -- or trouble recalling names. if confirmed the researchers say speech analysis could be a way to screen people for early signs of mental decline. and what you eat may also play a big role in your brain's health as you age. a team of researchers find that sticking to diets that are rich in grains, nuts, dark green vegetables and healthy fats from fish can actually lower the risk for cognitive decline, by one third. diets that fall into this category, that includes the dash diet, mediterranean, the mind diet, which is now a hybrid of those two diets. >> fats, good fats, like fat

acids are important for brain health because the brain needs that fat to maintain the healthy communication between brain cel cells. >> it increases blood flow to the brain and helps to release toxins and bad proteins that can build up. >> a lot of things we've heard before. there are a team from young women from afghanistan is making quite an impression in washington today. >> not too long ago, they didn't seem to have a chance to kcompee in that international robotics competition that's here. they got clearance at the last minute and they arrived late friday. >> now, they're competing against teams from all over the world, even though they just began taking their first robotics class this year. it's a huge event and more from dar constitutional

>> and one of the most interesting things that's happening. all of the international cooperation that's happening. >> we volunteered our team to help. we really wanted to help teams and work more and that's when we got introduced to these wonderful people here. >> when the team could not get their materials into our country, students from george marshall high school stepped in, as you just heard. we'll have more tomorrow. we'll hear from the afghan's girls robotic team. did you know that world is emoji day. the massive range of emojis already available just can't sum up exactly what you're feeling d

words. more emojis are coming. apple tim cook tweeted some new ones that will be available later this year. a jeanie, got to have a jeanie, a sandwich and what would we do without a zebra, wendy. >> you know what, i would be crying. >> for the second time in a week, some people are waking up to find their american flags burned, still ahead, why there's a better chance this time of finding the people responsible. >> and some isolated showers out there, right now, storm team 4 keeping track of where it's coming down and when. we're coming right back.

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we even went to 89 yesterday. the area that's seen a lot of sunshine, dc southward and the ore to the north, this picture kind of shows you what's happening. we've got the sun right now, look at the dark clouds behind it. that's the heavy rain just outside the beltway towards college park and towards laurel area earlier today we saw some extremely heavy

laytosville area. this area under flash flood warning until 7:15. we've seen some streets as it's been closed. right around the laurel area, right on down through 295 in towards the region. heads up there. fredericks seeing some pretty good rain. here is a flash flood warning. i told you encompasses laytonsville. flash flood warning until 7:15 tonight. now, that storm is really weakening, almost out of here around gaithersburg, not much in the way of heavy rain there. let's zoom on

college park as we're looking at some of the lightning here, too, and heads up a very slow go of things along the beltway and along 95 as well as over towards 295. up towards the north, this is an area that's seen ran for about the last hour or so, western frederick, seeing a pretty good storm, we could see some flooding in this region, too, remember, never drive through flooded roadways we talk about it all the time. let's not have any more of those water rescues going on. you can see numerous storms developing. severe thunderstorms well to the north. few thunderstorms around our area, too. that will be the case through the evening hours. most of us, should remain on the dry side. we'll continue to watch the area of stormness, wind out of the south at 12 miles per hour. the temperatures around the rest of the area, 90 culpepper. 71 as a result of that rain that's coming down baltimore, baltimore seeing rain in the 70s. everybody else, we'llet

look out for sunday, 101 for a high temperature. but even on wednesday, that heat index over 100, tomorrow hot and humid day with an isolated storm. 97, thursday and friday, heat index around 105. there's that extremely hot day on sunday. chance of storm there sunday, too. thursday through sunday, we could have weather alerts and we could have heat advisory just about each of those days, guys. >> all right, thank you, doug. >> a deadline comes and goes, no deal for skins quarterback kurt cousins. carol maloney explains what that means. >> new crack down on speeders on our beltway, where you'll want to ease off the gas during your daily commute. in this alex oan deiah neighborhood, ahead, what happened here last night

neighbors in one alexandria community are angry tonight and skeptical about placing more american flags outside their homes. we told you last week, flags were burned on several houses, including the home of a world war ii veteran. and today we know more homes have been hit in that same neighborhood. news 4 chris gordon has new details right now at 5:30. chris, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, tonight we're learning more about this investigation. a home surveillance video camera

alone, walking throughout this alexandria neighborhood last night, setting fires to flags. now, alexandria police and fire have asked us not to broadcast that video while this investigation is underway. >> about 10:30 last night, i was walking upstairs -- >> reporter: he says his hallway lit up last night. when he went to the front door, he found his american flag was on fire. he turned over video to arson investigators from his home security camera and described for us, what it shows. >> i saw one house up the street go up, the next house go up. the gentleman come walking up this way opened my front gate that we're standing in now. walked up to my house, lit it on fire and went up this way. >> reporter: it began on july, four homes with flags out front were vandalized. he found the flag in front of his home had been set on fire. th

neighbors flew flags in show of support. but last night flags at four neighboring homes were set ablaze. >> it's still a demonstration against our national ensemble, as i said before, and the country. it's got to stop. >> full-size flag here. >> reporter: flags at jim kelly's home have now been vandalized twice in the past two weeks. >> upset, mad. i still am. >> reporter: jim kelly ordered his new american flag online today and expects it to be delivered tomorrow. and you can believe it will be installed quickly. wendy, back to you. >> chris gordon, thank you, chris. well, we may be seeing more self driving vehicles in parts of north earn virginia. our news partner at wtop radio say the state's transportation board is set to allowing testing of aton mouse vehicles as they're called on i-95 and 495 the express lanes. researchers want to determine what kind of wireles

is needed to keep these self driving cars and trucks on track when they're in highway traffic. in the meantime, tesla, is looking into a crash in minnesota. the driver says he used the auto pilot feature on his model s and his vehicle went off the road. that system drives. it breaks and it keeps a car in a lane. it requires the driver to continually touch the steering will. now, the cameras have been installed in a work zone on the southeast portion of the beltway. it's near suitland road. it's part of a bridge replacement project meant to keep drivers and workers safe. beginning today any driver that goes more than 12 miles an hour over the posted speed limit will receive a 40-dollars ticket in the mail. enforcement won't actually

the cameras will stay up for as long as the construction takes about three years. >> you will have places to park as you head to work. design plans have been approved for a large garage in springfield that will have 1,100 spaces. if you sit behind the gas station on the road in springfield boulevard. in our news partner, wtop report this will not be your average parking granarage. it can be used for outdoor movies and a farmer's market. construction is expected to start in 2019. the garage could open in 2022. well, as the day we've been waiting for. redskins fans. kurt cousins will be -- we're still not sure of his future with the burgundy and gold. no contract has been signed yet. news 4 carol live for us from

redskins park now with more on what this means for the team. carol. >> reporter: >> it's a one year deal, no long-term deal agreement reached between the redskins and cousins. the team president, bruce allen. he had some select media inside the building. he read a statement right at 4:00 p.m. when that deadline came and went. and mr. alan said this, they did offer kurt cousins a contract in may, early may. in that statement, we made kirk that offer, that included the highest fully guaranteed amount upon signing for a quarterback in history. guaranteed a total of 72 million. the deal would have made him at least the second highest paid player by average. despite repeated attempts. alan said they did not receive any

year kirk has made it clear he prefers to play on year to year basis. we would have like to work long-term contract. the most fascinating, he's not receiving an offer from this statement, did not bode well or hope of a deal for being done next off season. what we know for sure is that the redskins quarterback playing under that tag, under center this season, and that he's making $24 million, which is not too shabby. now, playing under the tag last season, kirk cousins did not seem to distract him at all, he set franchise record after franchise record, but time will tell. will long-term security under center, boost the confidence and chances of those playing around him. we know it's going to be an interesting start to training camp, it begins next week. live, back to you guys. >> stay tuned. in the meantime he

to skip many meals. that's quite a hefty pay period. we're asking you on your flash nbc news, will he beat the quarterback after next season, most of you saying, no, pretty close numbers on yes and if the redskins make the playoffs, they add. world collide on the season opener of game o"game of throne. >> the producers have been trying to get her to make a cameo appearance. they're posting online about the hidden meaning of that little diddy that he's singing. >> technology meant to help the military, could have some uses in the places where we work. still ahead, a l

behind his work to show how it could help keep you safer. >> demand for answers after the

there's no dashboard video, either. the 40-year-old yoga teacher had called police to report a disturbance in the ally behind her home. but she ended up being killed. the lack of details surrounding her death have family and friends confused, very upset. >> she undoubtedly will be very missed. she was treasured and loved. and we will really miss her. >> had moved from australia to minneapolis so she could be with her fiance who was away on business at the time. they were set to get married next month. and american man who vanished months ago in iran has now resurfaced and is facing a decade in prison. the chinese american student from princeton has been accused of being a spy. nbcali has the latest now on the

on this case. iranian judicial official says the student was arrested in iran and being sentenced to ten years in prison on charges of spying for the united states. the graduate student in history vanished months ago in iran, but it was only yesterday that the ultra hard line judiciary announces arrests and sentencing. now although the judiciary didn't mention him by name or nationality. the web site run by him named him as 37-year-old wang and labeled him as one of the american infiltrators who had a web of connections with american and british intelligence. they described him as fluent and said he had archived 4,500 pages of iranian documents and had done super confidential research for the u.s. state department, the harvard kennedy school and british institute of persian studies. the state department has

citizens its holding. they can return to their families. princeton university has also released the statement asking for the immediate release of mr. wang and saying they're working with his family. ally, nbc news, london. a labor of love at america's most hallowed ground. up next the effort by volunteers to honor those who serve our country. >> plus it's a popular spot for padlers, but access to this part of the patomic may soon be rest ri

the death toll is now at

they're searching for a tenth victim. they're in the air and on the ground in the national forest looking for a 13-year-old boy who was in a group that got swept away in a furious flash flood over the weekend. the authorities have recovered nine bodies. they're among 14 family and friends who had met up for a day trip along a popular swimming pole. >> it will be like 20 seconds, like, no warning at all the largest in rushing down. >> more severe weather could be on the way there as monsoon storms in the potential for flash flooding could cause more problems in the middle of the week. >> coming out of there. >> all right. doug. we've got intense rain. it was pretty quick in my neighborhood any way. >> that's what happened, sunny probably where you were and it comes very quickly and very large drops coming down today. and sunshine on the back end. that was in dc if you live out towards parts of central montgomery county. you saw it for hours, parts of the

let's show you what's happening right now on the radar. you see not a lot going on now, especially in through southern maryland, down towards fredericksburg, not a lot, seeing shower and thunderstorm activity. you notice what's been happening, montgomery county, northern prince georges county and right up towards the baltimore area, these little red boxes here. these are flash flood warnings, this one in parts of montgomery county. first, some heavy rain right now around frederick, down towards the prince georges county area, in towards parts of montgomery. here is the flash flood warning. this is around montgomery village, we have had some roads closed because of this. we have a crew on the scene here as we did see some of the roads due to high water. now, we're watching i-95. baltimore right on down to dc. it is a mess it's going to stay that way. that includes 295 as well. up towards the frederick area, look at this, we've seen numerous storms develop here and then move off towards the e

i would not be surprised to see flash flooding on going in frederick and around this area. so watch out around middleton. watch out to the west here, just to the north, we could see some heavy rain and we'll continue to see that, too. now, the line of storms, you've seen it all across parts of the northeast today and makes its way close to our region, but that's really about it. behind this, we're going to stay on the hot side. right now, the temperatures sitting at 90 degrees at the airport. look at the dark clouds, right now still seeing some sunshine, 90 degrees here, heat index well into the 90s. look outside right now, after what was a great weekend, laura, we're starting to see the humidity creep back up. >> we're seeing the humidity as of this morning and it's continuing through this afternoon and, unfortunately for us, going to continue on through the work week. let's show you what the heat index is out there right now. it is warm, 93 is heat index, you can see some areas have cooled. tuesday is going to be exactly like today, the

going to be right around 90. but the temperature goes up, wednesday all the way through the weekend, the heat index, of course, follows, it's going to be pretty high on wednesday. look as we get into the end of the work week and into the weekend, we could have some heat advisories posted, that's something we can watch. i'm looking at the radar right now, on our nbc app i'm hearing thunder, we've got a storm to the east of us. i'm going to come back inside. certainly helped me out right now and can help you out from wherever you guys are. >> we'll continue to track these storms, this is the storm talking about, but notice, this line here. this line is sent out by wind, away from those storms. there's little storms developing along that line, something around the herndon and sterling area, this one right coming back into dc, i will not be surprised if we saw this storm into parts of fairfax and loudoun county. if you hear thunder, like lauren

92 on your tuesday. 96 wednesday. look at the intense heat, thursday through sunday, with a heat index between 105 and 110, the actual temperature on sunday going for a high temperature of 101 near record levels. and, yes, staying hot all the way through next monday. >> all right. pretty painful. doug, thank you. you pack your fishing polls, cooler, and the kids in the car. then you get to the water and realize, hey, the river is closed. parts of the patomic are off limits to boating and fishing when president trump visits his golf course in virginia. they're talking to irritated people who will miss out on fun and money. >> hundreds of people use this section of the patomic river every day, boating, fishing, kayaking. but now there is new concern about some new rules going into effect because of what is right across the river. trump national golf

>> mat launching here at the lock. he's among the dozen or so outfitters who make their living here. >> there are camps that use this daily, which is using paddle sports to help heal the wounded veterans. >> now there are concerns that the boats can be forced off the river in the name of securing the president at his golf course. it's right across the river from this popular launch point. >> it seems like it's, you know, it's a big ambitious security zone. >> the coast guard is creating a security zone when the president or high ranking officials are at the golf course on the virginia shore. it's meant to prevent water side threats immediately before, during or after events. what would you say is the biggest impact, this is going to have here on the

>> if they deem it necessary to have a restrictive zone as anticipated through this interim rule, what they've done is way too much and they need to scale it back. >> that many here say they don't even use. susan shares the cruisers association. >> it just seems blatantly unfair that trump shuts everything down so he can have a nice day playing golf and the rest of us are just out of luck. >> we're told that these new rules are already being implemented, but there is about a month period where people can send in written comments and some here are hoping a compromise can be reached so that the entire river section won't be shutdown. they'll be able to come up with a better solution. along the patomic

people from across the country spent the day giving back to those who have served our country, a group of veterans and volunteers came to arlington national cemetery to do landscaping and to fix up the sidewalks. news 4 amy choe was there for a day of remembrance. >> reporter: they work so those buried here can have a more beautiful place to rest. >> look for the roads where you go, trucker can't get there. >> who is vun tiering to push that spreader. >> flew in from north carolina. >> rather than just doing something that is what you do do professionally, you get paid to do, why not take those skills and take that work effort and get back. >> they have provided the freedoms that we here enjoy, it's our duty and our responsibility here and it's our honor to honor them and their service. >> for some they're honoring

family buried here. so it's an honor to be here to beautify this great location. >> this is the highlight of the week for me, so we're excited to get out here bright and early and get back to this at arlington national cemetery, amy, news 4. you think or someone you know has what it takes to be a ninja warrior. >> from a man who competes tonight right here. will washington, a former dc cop who had 20 days to get ready from diet to weighing himself down, he shares his ninja tips with us. meet wilt washington tonight. find out if there's a ninja in

i found out pretty quickly, there's not one in me. >> a businessman goes to extreme links to make a point. >> he says his product can help save lives and he's willing to

the ceo of a company literally stood behind his work to show off a product he says will help keep you and your family

glass as someone fired at him. here is a message the company wants you to hear. >> ready. fire. >> the guy standing behind the glass, president and ceo of advanced coding engineering. they make this paper thin that can stop any weapon in its tracks. >> it's designed in a manner that when a projectile hits the glass, hits the window, adhesive absorb the energy and disperse energy across the whole surface of the window. >> reporter: monday at a shooting range, fabian showed off how the product works. even gave me a shot of trying it trying to break through glass with an aluminum

>> we've been doing this in iraq and afghanistan, let's bring this home to america. >> reporter: for years ace has been outfitting military vehicles and now that has shifted to public and private buildings and first responders vehicles, given the recent murders of law enforcement around the country. >> it could be that courthouse, that post office, the police station. it could be the hospital. and if you live near there, you may be the victim. >> it cost about $2,000 a window in a car which is much cheaper than bullet resistance glass, seems like a small price to pay to save lives. now at 6:00, the security scare is over, but the investigation just getting underway. what we know about the man who rammed into a barrier on capitol hill today. >> a local deputy carjacked after a man took his ride and weapon. how homeowners played a part. heated

new arrests, but no new movement on a controversial issue that effects all of us. first to our weather, as heavy rain hits part of our region. the radar still tracking a few pop-up showers tonight. >> doug has got a closer look at the conditions right now and the heat that's returning this week, doug. >> oh, man, i'll tell you the heat can be the bigger story as we head through the next couple of days. some of it extremely heavy. some of you going, if you are south of the patomic south of dc, almost no rain at all in those areas but just to the north, montgomery county, northern prince georges county, it was coming down. it was a little bit earlier, extremely heavy rain fall, prompted a flash flood warning which is still in effect, numerous roads were closed around the laytonville area. we saw reports of hail. you can take a look on storm team 4.