reports of paint ball attacks. >> good afternoon everybody i'm leon harris. >> i'm pat lawson muse. >> the people were walking down the street when someone pulled up and fired. >> pat collins who is live with the details. this sounds like a crazy one. >> reporter: unbelievable, leon. you know, we're not talking water balloons here. we're talking about paint balls. they're fired out of a gun. they can go 160 miles an hour or more if you're not wearing the proper gear, they can do some real damage. today in southeast, a series of drive by paint ball shootings, 14th and t. here on mlk, look up there, there's the big chair. they even fired into the little hot dog stand across the street from the big chair. and at this construction site on mlk, paint ball, paint ball, paint ball,

some hit electricians, marvin hammering. >> some of the guys say they got off eight or nine shots, most of them hit me. i looked and saw this sedan right there out of the corner of my eye. i turned my head and i took three rounds in the head and some down my shoulder and my back as i was diving through the door to get away from the fire. the first round hit me i thought it was a real bullet. it burned and hurt and that's when i started to go for the ground. >> reporter: paint ball, paint ball, paint ball, one of the victims, a 72-year-old man who was just out mowing the lawn. he got hit in the cheek in his arm and in his back. we'll hear from him at 5:00, pat, back to you. >> a man is in custody and police are looking for two other people in connection with the

dc police arrested darryn in connection with a gun fight. a one-year-old boy got hit by a stray bullet. the boy has been treated and released from the hospital. but the city's police chief says there were other young people in the area at the time. >> you had three grown man that decided to settle a dispute, with no regard with the fact they were young kids in the area. that kid is going to have to live with that for the rest of his life. >> this is one of the men police are still trying to track down. investigators also released surveillance video of a third person they want to talk to. >> we've just learned some new information about a deadly shooting involving a sheriff's deputy. the sheriff said that his deputies were forced to shoot a driver after they say that driver presented a deadly threat. this happened tlalast night at intersection.

details about what happened there. >> this part of pike near the road is quiet. i mean, there's bails of hay here. you drive down it, you see farms, but what neighbors around here saw last night was entirely different. when they saw a mini van here late last night. virginia state police is handling the investigation. they say the culpepper sheriff's office got a 911 call for domestic assault at a house. deputy saw the suspect near the town of culpepper and tried to stop him. deputies chased him for several minutes on till clarks vehicle was stopped at griffinsburg road. here is the story, they tell us, that their deputies tried to make a traffic stop and that the driver presented a dangerous threat and that their deputies responded by

that driver. so still a lot of questions about what exactly that dangerous threat was. state police say clarks shotgun was recovered at the scene. neighbors around here who heard the gunshots and saw all of the police activity all night want to know what happened. >> of course i'd like to know and get to the bottom of what actually happened because it concerns me because it's my community and it makes me nervous. >> the deputies who were involved are still on the job. their duties are what the department calls modified, what those responsibilities will be in the days going forward has yet to be determined. in culpepper virginia, kristin wright, news 4. well, it's been another busy afternoon and storm center 4, one minute it's sunny. the next you can see heavy rain. >> that's the perfect recipe for nice muggy summer day. let's go storm chief doug cammerer, another repeat of yesterday.

the same locations as it was yesterday back towards the mountains and over portions of i-95 seeing that rain again today. the heat index has gotten up to 100 degrees today. it's been on the hot side. here is one little area of storminess of just west of 95. you can see it moving to the west and continuing to develop, another line back along i-81 and around the front royal region. you can see it seeing pretty good storm. one right along 66 and then watching this area right here, right along the beltway and 270. 270 is seeing some fairly heavy rain right around rockville. making its way back to the west and continuing to form, so, again, this is something we'll continue to watch. this is all part of a system that's just sitting on top of us right now. we'll see more showers and thunderstorms during the evening hours and then we're talking the heat, guys. we're talking the hottest temperatures we've sn

i have at least one, one hundred degree day in the forecast. >> all right. thank you, doug. see you soon. you've seen the headlines on your phone all day today. chipotle in northern virginia closes after a number of customers reported systems with the nurovirus. workers at this sterling, virginia location are wiping tables down and sanitizing the dishes. news 4 chris gordon spoke to a man who said he ate there and was sick for days. chris is live now outside the restaurant. chris. >> reporter: well, pat, he says he was ill for three days and he tells us exactly what he ate that he believes caused him to become sick. chipotle has closed this one location, voluntarily, this one location in sterling, virginia and is working closely with loudoun county health inspectors trying to get it re-opened soon.

surprised to find the front door locked at the chipotle in sterling, virginia. >> i ran the app to look at this specific location and it said that it was closed. then i came over here any way because i didn't get why it would be closed. >> reporter: the sign on the door says "temporarily closed." employees inside are cleaning, sanitizing and preparing food to reopen. there are reports that some of the customers who ate here since last friday got sick suffering stomach distress. the web site, i was poisoned.com has postings from eight people. saying they ate at the same location in sterling and saying they got sick. >> i ate here on friday at 12:30 p.m. i had a salad bowl with chicken and pico. medium salsa and corn. at about 7:00 on saturday, really bad,

i just got better today, basically. this morning it finally felt good. >> reporter: now, chipotle has issued a statement saying the reported symptoms are consistent with nurovirus. it goes on to say that nurovirus does not come from our food supply and it is safe to eat at chipotle. it's important to add, that all other chipotle's, accept this one in sterling, all other chipotles throughout our area are open and remain open tonight. that's the latest live from sterling, virginia, chris gordon, news 4. chris lawrence here at the live desk. right now the fate of your health care is up in the air. there are several republican senators reflected the affordable care act, collapse. >> it's pretty clear that there are not 50 republicans. >> senate majority leader admitted he doesn't have the

bocked without agreeing on a replacement. the senate had failed to agree on a bill to repeal and replace at the same time. now, the law is struggling in some states with thousands of people have rising premiums and few options on the exchange, but it's doing a lot better in places like maryland, where the uninsured rate has dropped to over 10% to about 6.7. president trump says, whatever happens next, it won't be his fault. >> we're not going to own it. i can tell you the republicans are not going to own it. we'll let obama care fail and then the democrats are going to come to us and say how do we fix it, how do we fix it or how do we come up with a new plan. >> the president would not be "letting obama care collapse." he is actively, actively trying to under mind the health care system in this country using millions of americans as political pawns in a cynical gain. >> so will

will it go? the thing is the insurers don't get locked in participating in next year's coverage until late september. if all of this seems up in the air by then, the uncertainty alone could drive more of them out of the markets, leon. >> thank you, chris. >> new developments on the meeting betwe president trump's son, donald trump, jr., and a russian lawyer. we now know the name of an eighth person in that room for the meeting last june at trump tower. nbc news confirms that person was an american-based employee of a russian real estate company. his name is ike. he acted as a representative for the company which hosted the trump-owned misuniverse pageant back in 2013. it reports special council requested his identity. this is the first indication that muller is looking into the meeting. donald trump, jr. said he agreed to the meeting because he was promised compromising information about hillary clinton. now, here is

what you always need to make sure you've got working smoke deted detecters in your home. the fire broke out at a home on northern street in northwest dc. it quickly spread to the attic and into two other houses. neighbors also helped alert people who were still sleeping when that fire started. >> that black smoke, oh my god. >> eight people who were displaced by the fire. one with minor burns and the other suffered smoke inhalation. >> swapping out snacks for healthier choices, some vending machines in our area are about to have a much different selection and of course not everybody is happy about it. first at 4, damage controller and major retailer trying to expin how an e fen zif word made its way on to the web site.

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former middle school principal is facing charges for assaulting aye

earlier this year. 53-year-old terrence yarborough is accused of slapping the girl on the back end after she refused to pick something up. it happened back in april. the girl told the teacher after it happened. child protective services conducted an investigations. yarborough was charged with assault and battery last week. he turned himself in. you know, when you want a quick and healthy snack, it could be tough to find one when the only option you have is from a vending machine. that's a that's about to change, tracee wilkins explains the change that will be there. >> >> reporter: when you work in an office building like this one, dining from the vending machine is a part of your reality. they want to make sure that their employees and folks that visit county office buildings have healthier options,

50% healthier options, that's going to mean less sugar and less salt and that the healthy options be placed in an area where folks can actually see them. this new legislation passed on the prince georges county council. it was a long road to that legislation passing for folks who support the bill say due to the unhealthy out comes of a lot of residents here and limbed food options, is something -- limited food options is something that this county ne needed. the important of the bill and what it means to them in terms of having options and having opportunities to get healthy food options and vending machines. -- very soon you'll see this happening at library ries in th county, as well.

and continue to see -- yesterday getting hit hard again today, let's take a look and show you what's happening, showing you where the rain is, you can see the rain forming. it's not everywhere. most of us are on the dry side. you see some shower activity around the dc metro area. some showers towards parts of the blue ridge. this is one area that i'm watching here in and around the region, in and around the beltway. these showers have just developed and they're moving off towards the east or towards the west here just a little bit, may be making their way towards the city. this area up here, this is around towards rockville. some heavy rain fall. look at the rain fall here, 1 to 2 inches per hour. that prompted a flood warning. a flood warning right there. you see that green. let's go ahead and zoom

and show you where i'm talking about. flood warning until 10:15, may be rising. we've seen 1 to 2 inches, if you live around rockville or aspen hill or around the kensington area, watch out and turn around, don't drown. and could see some creeks or over coming their banks. now, back to the west, winchester and right along the blue ridge here, we're seeing heavy rain, so slow go of things along i-81 and out 66 once you get past or near the blue ridge. this is all part of the same system that was there yesterday. i wouldn't call it a little bit of a trough right along the east coast. more scattered showers and thunderstorms around the area. you can make a line. look at that line, right there, right along in west of i-95 for the most part and now starting to see some pop up. you can see the dark clouds in towards montgomery county as you look across the city. sitting at

of the south at 8 miles per hour. we're in the upper 90s. -- 91 in huntington. look at the heat index. we hit a hundred in dc area. 102 manasas, 98 over towards cambridge. a very hot and humid day. man are we going to get a lot hotter as you move on through the next couple of days. we have a chance for storms tomorrow. tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. notice nothing going on tomorrow morning and really 2:00, same area right along i-95. tomorrow storms, however, instead of moving back to the west, will shift down to the east, a better chance of seeing some of the storms as we move on through the day tomorrow. high temperatures today, into the low 90s tomorrow. 96 hot and humid with isolated thunderstorms. we'll continue to see that hot and humid condition with a heat index over 100 degrees. take a look at what we're seeing the next couple of days. 99 friday and saturday. 100 degrees comingp

we'll talk much more about that at 4:45. look at the hottest numbers that we've seen. we do have some video of some of the rain that is coming down a little bit earlier, take a look at this, this is 270, that rain coming down quickly right now, however, starting to move out, traffic starting to move a lot better as we move on through parts of the area. heads up if you're out at the patomic and over towards fairfax county, the rain moving your way. >> zero to monsoon in five minutes. >> thank you, doug. >> you've seen the outrage on social media. walmart is in damage control after the n word showed up on its web site. >> it appeared in the description for a hair weave cap. the word was used to describe the color of the cap. walmart quickly removed it after it erupted on soercial media. walmart says it's now investigating that seller to figure out just how that happened. explosive

r&b super star. now r kelly is responding to some shocking allegations. they're taking over a community and neighbors there not happy about it. what they're doing to take their communities back aft

stunning al kbagss coming up. the parents of at least two female singers claim that he brainwashed their daughters into sexual servitude for months. the explosive claims kick off tuesday trend here, from magic to share some info with us. >> good to see you. >> welcome aboard and welcome to the family here. let's talk about this r kelly story that's first reported by buzz feed news. the super star, what does he have to say in response to all of this. >> he sends a message through his reps saying he's alarmed and disturbed by these allegations and vowed to do everything he can to clear his name. he's saying they're absurd. >> what do we know about these wo

tmz spoke with one young lady. i'm doing okay. she's where she wants to be. there's really nothing that, you know, the fbi or the police could do about it. >> i can't say i'd blame a parent who would be concerned. six and seven months. >> they say they're doing okay, what can we do. >> let's switch gears, what's this freckle tattoo stuff. i don't get it. but everyone is getting their faces tattooed in the name of beauty, all for freckles. there's a growing trend and women and men are getting freckles tattooed on their faces and it cost about $250 and one young lady on social media had rainbow frankles. i was like, okay, she's going to jazz it up. >> we're talking about teenagers. >> yeah,

know, they use to put beauty marks, moles on their face, now the whole face is covered. >> you can do that with a brown magic marker. you don't have to spend big money to put a mark on your face. >> oh, yeah, that's the nice way to do it. >> wouldn't work for us. >> oh, not at all. >> speaking of young folks, how about some real young folks, there's a baby boom. >> jessica alba just announced she's pregnant with baby number three. pregnancy announcement are the big thing now. that's trending, as well. she had her two daughters with her with numbered ballooned, one, two, and she was holding three. >> that's cute. >> of course. >> she revealed she know what the gender is. >> not yet. >> mindy caylee, you may remember her from the office and the mindy project, she's expecting a little bundle of joy. according to people, she's not revealing who the dad to be is.

we'll continue to be nosey. >> she's going to drag this thing out and turn this into a big thing. >> hopefully she gets a little reality show out of it. >> all right, pat over to you. >> thank you. bo. a local neighborhood should be the future site of amazon. but the community is putting up a fight. why they're trying to change plans to bring amazon to the area. plus the roar of the engine spilled the streets and had drivers and pedestrians scrambling to get out of the way. how police are

a small neighborhood taking on a big power company in virginia. >> this neighborhood is historically african-american area and they're concerned about an amazon data center that's moving into the space there and, specifically, they're worried about the powerlines that would come along with that facility. >> darcy spencer is live there with that debate, darcy. >> reporter: pat, i just wrapped up an interview with the dominion energy. the company adamantly to residents that they're going to lose their homes butry

believing anything the company is saying. let's take a look at the neighborhood. they want to build 100 foot powerlines on car ver road of prince william county. the properties there, date back to the 1860s when they were purchased by freed slaves. desen dent of the slaves still live on this land. they want a different route near interstate i-66. the lines would serve that new data center being built by those who own amazon as amazon subsidiary here from a man who has lived here his whole life and dominion spokesman. >> they were raised and born here in gainesville. they had horses and cows that were here before there were any buildings. we are just significant as development. we need to be a part of

>> we are not in a business of displacing people. >> is that saying that no one will lose their home. >> that's saying that no one will lose their homes. >> so you just heard it from dominion energy, no one is going to lose their home. the state corporation put this project on hold late last week. they're in a holding pattern with residents and activist who are supporting them say they continue this fight. >> daircy spencer, thank you. the health care collapse is one of the most talked about stories on social media. now that the republican planned to repeal and replace obama care has stumbled to a halt. the big question is, what's next, blayne alexander is on capitol hill with the latest. >> reporter: now that repeal and replace is a no go, gop

even some republicans say that that would just lead to a big mess. >> after another health care defeat from republicans and frustration. >> i'm certainly disappointed for several years i've been hearing repeal and replace from congress. >> scolding, congress needs to do their job and congress needs to do their job now. >> we will now try a different way to bring the american people relief from obama care. >> that different way, repeal now, replace later. but almost immediately three gop senators rejected that idea. effectively stopping the plan in its tracks. >> to repeal it completely with no idea what it's going to be replaced with is not the right approach. >> just an indefinite hold on this, just creates more chaos and confusion. >> senate republican leader

for a repeal only vote, even knowing it might fail. the president's plan. >> we're not going to own it. i'm not going to own it. i can tell you the republicans are not going to own it. we'll let obama care fail and then democrats are going to come to us and say how do we fix it. >> a political battle on capitol hill with health care future of millions hanging in the ballots. >> today a spokesperson for president obama's foundation caused it mo men tus achievement, pat. >> thank you. weigh in on our flash survey, what do you want the gop to do about health care. so far most of you say they should work on a new bill with the democrats. head to the nbc washington facebook page and cast your vote, let us know what you think. remember when dc police demolished more than 60 altering vehicles. well now we know how much the atv crack down cost the taxpayers. here is an update you'll get only on news

over the past few years, the number of incidents with atv and dirt bikes illegally riding through neighborhoods have increased wanting to send a message by publicly destroying the confiscated vehicles that npd is cracking down on this bad behavior. seems like this group with large groups riding down sidewalks, police have said it was atv riders who shot and killed a local reporter as she was waiting for a bus. over the past month, stacy has confiscated dozens and last week, police released this video of 62 of those illegal vehicles being destroyed at a local scrap yard. but after publicizing the scrapping, why they weren't sold and how much it cost to destroy them. the district paid approximately, $777 to transport those a tvs on large trucks to the scrap yard. now, a spokesman for the police department tells news 4, most of that moneyai

the district was paid by the scrap yard for those recyclable metals. between the cost of transporting and that money, they broke even. leon, back to you guys. >> thank you, mark. insect invasion. thousands of roaches crawl out of the ground and invade a neighborhood. the extreme measures people who live there are taking to stomp them out. okay. plus ahead at 5:00. getting a good night sleep is important, but the extra zs can protect you against dementia. >> we're bringing you the latest headlines and the weather. keep an

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the storm center, pat and i were talking about how this radar screen looks exactly like it did yesterday at this time. >> just like montgomer

yesterday, right now, this is going to be the case kind of over the next couple of days. not a lot of storms, when you're getting them, they're coming down pretty hard. you see the storms developing and moving out of the montgomery county, prince georges kouny is now flaired up pretty good storm and a couple more back here towards the west again. here is one area that we're watching right around the american legion bridge, right along river road seeing pretty heavy rain along lightning. this area of prince georges county, right around 301 that's got a lot of lightning associated with it. this is going to continue pulse up and down. louden county, prince william county, i think we'll see more development. notice the flood warning in parts right now, that goes until 10:15. >> all right, doug, thank you. six young women from afghanistan have been making headlines here in washington. we've been reporting on the challenges they faced in coming he

robotics competition. doreen caught up with them at the first global challenge and she's here now with their story. they finally made it. >> they finally made it. i've got to tell you, i don't think i've seen anything quite like the scene that's unfolding at this competition downtown. picture constitution hall, so many people are familiar with that from graduation ceremony. picture it downtown, full of teenagers from 160ish different countries. they're all excited to be here. they're all speaking in different languages, all once meeting each other and excited to learn about everyone else's robot creation, it is quite the scene. they've all worked really hard to reach this competition here in washington, but nobody has worked harder than these young women from afghanistan, twice they've traveled 500 miles from their home to apply for visas to visit the u.s. for competition. twice they were denied. president trump intervened at the last minute and the team arrived here very late f

night into saturday morning. it's not that long ago that girls in afghanistan weren't allowed to attend school. it was forbidden. these six young women are just beginning to learn about robotics and engineering, but now here they are competing with the robot they created from a box of parts without any instructions, each team all over the world gets the same becomes. each team is tasked with creating a robot to clean contaminated water. the afghan team said they're learning a lot from the other teams at the competition and they have a message from the world, as well. very interesting girls and i'll have more of the story tonight coming up on news 4 at 6:00. quite an experience for them. >> oh, my goodness. and for me to get to see them and to see this competition in action. >> they're like rock stars now. >> yeah. >> they're asking for their autograph. >> i think they're a little intimidated, ac

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>> the death of justine is a loss to everyone who knew her. she touched so many people. >> now instead of a wedding next month, her family plans a funeral. >> jus teen was a beacon to all of us. when only asked the light of justice signed down on the circumstance of her death. >> a simple explanation to bring a heartbreaking family and community some closure. sarah, nbc news. >> so many questions. so many questions. >> so many. >> a rise in older parenthood, older women who are becoming parents, as a growing number of them wait to start families. >> jim in the newsroom and that's the story they're working on at 5:00. >> for decades american women have been pushing back the age when they decide to become parents because they work and among other things. women in their

more children than those in their 20s. >> angie golf is over 30 and expecting take a look at what's behind this shift. you still have plan to plan a good summer get away. some of the best air fair deals are just days away. >> our susan hogan joins us live at 5:00 doing some of the leg work to save you money, she's finding out the best times to get the best deals. you'll want to tune in for that. i've gotten a cancel swag, we're talking to tennis sensation, frances tonight. the prince georges county sensation who was taking the tennis world by storm just back from wimbledon. he is kicking off the home opener tonight and we are pumped. >> he's not going to play tennis with you, don't get too pumped. >> wouldn't we love to see that. >> i love it. >> i'd like to see him wipe up the court with it. that's what i would like. >> we'll see you at 5:00, in just a few minutes. >> all right, guys, we'll see you in just a

saying about the storms moving through montgomery county and what's happening. >> we continue to watch those storms rumbling on through, fairfax county, prince georges county, those are the three counties that have seen the most here. take a look and we'll show you what's happening. these are called pulse thunderstorms. they pulse up and pulse right back down. they send out these boundaries that produce more thunderstorms and that's exactly what we're seeing. you can watch this guy kind of die off and spawn these storms into fairfax county. we're watching another one area of storm right along prince georges county, right along the beltway, back to the west. most of these are dying out, but more developing back towards harding in west virginia. now, here is the storm right over great falls, right over the herndon region, i want to zoom on in so you can see where i'm talking about here. you've got herndon right along route 7. so you've got some heavy rain in that area, look at the lightning associated with that, too, you

right along 193. you have some heavy rain associated with that. more heavy rain back along route 7 and then more down to the south and east. look at prince georges county. inside the district, these are moving slightly to the west. heads up into the district over the next hour, we may see some of those storms we showed you that flood warning that's in effect until 10:15 in portions of montgomery county. watch out tonight for any flooding streams. that includes the area at rockville, over towards the fair land area, as well. now, this is all part of a system and tomorrow is going to move off the coast. what that's doing to mean for us, we'll heat up dramatically. that temperature with the dark clouds in the background sitting at 91 degrees, that heat index has got to 100 today. it is going to get a lot hotter. outside now on the storm team weather. we think we could see quite a few days with a heat advisory over the next few. >> yeah, doug, especially over the

force along with the humidity. outside right now, the heat not that bad. we had some rain here in our station that cooled things off. it is muggy and soupy. take a look at what we're all going to be dealing with right on into the weekend. tomorrow when you factor into the humidity, feeling over 100 degrees. thursday, you can see feeling over 105, same thing on friday. and then the weekend, feeling about 110 both saturday and sunday, heat advisory highly likely on the weekend. with the heat you need to remember to drink plenty of water. remember to check on your elderly neighbors keep your pets in mind, doug. the heat not just over on the weekend and it continues into next week. >> early next week before we finally start to see summer league. look at the numbers we're going for right now. 96 tomorrow. 97 on your thursday. 99 friday and saturday. some areas, i think, will hit 100 over the next couple of days.

they look like the two hottest days with the most humidity as amelia was talking about. 95. we see a frontal boundary move through. we can see a chance of severe weather both sunday and monday and it does look like things cool and we get a little bit nicer as we head towards next week. temperatures below average as we head towards next week. not this week. the hottest temperatures we've seen in quite some time, making their way our way. >> thank you, doug. well, she was sort of half joking when she said it. the duchess of cambridge have a lot of folks, wondering, though, if more babies are on the horizon for the british royal couple. well you probably couldn't understand what she said. we'll just have to have more babies. after she and husband prince william received teddy bears and gifts for their son and daughter. they got extras. the royals were visiting a toy

high-tech teddy bears. while the duchess may have been kidding. the world will no doubt be on the look out for a new baby bump. >> blame it on the teddy bears. >> the baby will be named teddy. >> you decided it will be a boy. >> we'll see. >> time will tell. people in the pennsylvania neighborhood say if they go outside, they have to be armed. >> armed with bug spray, the creepy insect invasion in their community. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices.

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residents in this, philadelphia neighborhood are keeping their bug spray nearby. >> and that's because they say thousands and thousands of cockroaches crawled out of a manhole and began invading their street. nbc brandon hudson has more. >> reporter: the dead roaches you see on the ground don't tell the whole story. but pat wall can fill you in. >> when i tell you, all the

neighbors down this end were out here spraying and stomping. it was a horror story that i could not believe i was living. >> reporter: this is what's left of what she calls an invasion of sorts. her and her neighbors discovered the roaches last night. >> when i tell you thousands of them. there were thousands of them. >> reporter: they crawled out of the manhole at the intersection. >> they were flying all over. never had to duck a flying roach. >> reporter: she said she's never seen a roach infestation like this. her neighbors are armed with bug spray. some like paul keep it handy. >> they were stomping them and running right out of there. >> what kind of bug spray do you have? >> i have a big probably eight gallons. >> how much do you have left? >> four. >> they plan to check out the street tomorrow. spokesman told us, they got re

today about the inlet. >> we had to identify why there are so many right there. >> we're trying to be proactive with it like we were trying to get rid of them today. >> bring on the exterminator. >> news 4 at 5:00, starts now. >> and right now at 5:00, feeling the heat, you are sizzling the moment you step outside as this humidity builds and it's not getting any better, folks when the worst of it will be here. >> we have an unusual series of drive by shootings. >> i turn my head and i took three rounds in the head and some down my shoulder and my back. >> more than a half dozen people hit with paint ball pell ats. they're going to talk about their injuries. >> new concerns tonight at chipotle. a local restaurant shutdown

made them sick. >> but first at 5:00 this tuesday evening, a man killed behind the wheel after an encounter with culpepper county sheriff's deputy. >> deputies tell us they had no choice after that driver "presented a deadly threat." this happened last night near the intersection of griffinsburg road in boston. that's a small community in culpepper county. >> news 4 kristin wright is live at that intersection with details on what led up to this shooting. kristin. >> reporter: well three deputies here at the culpepper sheriff's office were involved in this shooting. now, the department does not have body cameras and only some of the cruisers have dash cam. so a lot of people have a lot of questions tonight about what happened. all of this, police say, started as a call reported and assault and it ended with a 43-year-old man from culpepper