if you're planning to make your weekend get aways. >> folks this is just the beginning. the heaviest rain could still be ahead of us. we're timing it all out for you. >> good afternoon i'm leon harris. >> i'm in for pat lawson news. we have every angle of the storm covered fur you this afternoon. >> let's start off with amelia draper. you have some new flood warnings? >> every part of the dc metro area is under some sort of flood warning. i want to get you what's happening right now. you can see many areas seeing this rain back here moving back in. but the heaviest rain falling right now where a lot of us live in parts of fairfax on into

district out around -- kettering and on into the upper area. we're talking about rain fall rates of 2 inches per hour. if you're out on the roads right now, want to take it easy. remember, turn around, don't drown and here are the latest warnings out there, montgomery county. under a flood warning. this is going to go until 8:15 this evening. we head to northern prince georges county, chitham, under a familiar flood warning that's going to go until 6:45. that in fairfax, this is where the heavy rain is falling into parts of the district flash flood warning there is going to go until 6:15 this evening. download our nbc washington app you can get the latest watches and warnings for exactly where you live if you stay with this evolving weather situation. the heaviest rain moving into the area and more what you can expect as the night wears on, we'll send it to lauren.

it's pockets of heavy rain. other areas not seeing that heavy rain. virginia has not gotten inundated just quite yet. 74 is the temperature in the district. as we continue, we'll continue to expect some heavy rain from 8:00 p.m. if you're thinking about heading out to dinner, might want to rethink that only because of the flooding concerns, i believe we'll have some from now through the first part of the overnight hour. it will taper off showers by tomorrow morning. if you have plans tomorrow morning, we'll have some rain showers but again they'll start to be tapers off. rain at times through the day tomorrow. it will be mostly cloudy. it will breed breezy as well, we'll be watching for tomorrow. and then we start to see the light at the end of the tunnel as we get into sunday. we'll talk more about what is coming up on sunday, that's coming up in just a little

many of you are posting pictures. here are a look at some of the pictures you guys have been taking. >> more nasty weather on the way, we hope you can continue sending them to us so we can help get the word out to everybody about what's happening in their neighborhoods. our team coverage of the weather alert continues now with darcy spencer who is right along the parkway. darcy you can hear the rushing water behind you. >> it was more like a raging river. take a look now. believe it or not it has calmed down a great deal. it's flowing a lot slower than it was earlier, but also it's still moving quicker has been it usually does. we want to show you some more video we got earlier today during the height of the storm along the road in wednesdaying ton, the rain came down so hard and so fast that it flooded m

much as 4 inches of rain fell and people were caught driving and all of a sudden there was a downpour. we also went over to brook side gardens in the nature center over in wheaten. they had a bunch of campers there, about 30 campers who got caught out in the heavy rain. but i have to tell you they made the best of it. >> they were having a great time. because this has been creek week, what better way to end a camp week on creek and to see the creek come up over its banks. they've been testing buoyancy and figuring out things to float and sink and so this is fit right in with the program. >> reporter: so they certainly made the best of it. we're back out live here. you can see that the river is flowing here, again, earlier today according to people who were out here, it was over its banks and out into the parking lot area. it was certainly a little bit more dangerous earlier

there are still parts of the parkway that are shutdown, as well as beach drive. so when you see those signs up in the area and the roads are blocked off, make sure that you obey those signs, if you see the high standing water, make sure you don't drive through it if you can't tell how deep it is. it's important to keep safety in mind when we have flooding here in the area. we'll send it back to you. >> you can tell the kids they passed creek week with flying colors. the same storm team is also available in your phone and the nbc washington app. make sure you've downloaded that to track this rain and stay a step ahead on the storm. >> we're watching evacuations unfold. it knocked out power to 10,000 tourist, construction crews mistake cut off electricity to good chunk of the outer banks. thousands of people still don't have power.

thursday when they drove a steel casing right through an under ground transmission cable. the islands went dark and state officials started chipping generators. within ours gas stations ran low. and some families wilted under the sweltering heat. >> the governor declared a state of emergency and warned vacationers this outage could last days if not weeks. police officer runs into a man trying to get away today. that officer learned he won't go to jail. but his future is uncertain. tracee wilkins explains what happens next. >> reporter: this officer is charged with running over a suspect in his cruiser

his sentence, probation. it all happened today inside of the upper marlboro courthouse. this officer juan hernandez who had been with the department since 2006 struck a suspect who he was pursuing with his vehicle. he did it on purpose. officer hernandez has maintained that this was an accident. the man who was hit was not seriously injured, juan hernandez was sentenced to probation, two years of probation. so now the prince georges county police department will conduct an internal affairs investigation to decide whether officer hernandez should be fired from the job. i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. we just learned a few more details about the four people involved in a deadly car crash this morning in charles county. the 20-year-old driver was traveling when he lost control of the car and hit a utility pole. that driver, along with two passengers, a 20-year-old woman and 1

serious injuries. 20-year-old lea was the fourth passenger in the car, she died at the scene. the road has been shutdown for several hours while investigators try to determine the cause of the crash. one arlington woman's life forever changed after someone murdered her little brother, a veteran home from iraq. the 2006 case has gone cold, but in a selfless move, the family of paul zeller is taking the reward money range to find his killer and donating it to help other victim's family. northern virginia reporting from pentagon row. >> every time you come down here, it is a reminder. >> it is a reminder. i don't walk past this area without thinking of what happened that night. >> lid ya robinson's memory of the world market door front is coupled with flashes of shattered glass and crime scene tape. june 30th, 2006. it's here someone shot and killed her little brother, paul. >> i alwayshi

senselessness of what happened, the frustration of not knowing why. >> paul served in the army. he deployed to iraq with the 82nd airborne, just 26. he was the young fun uncle to lid ya's two kids. he was staying with her family from two months planned to move out the next day. after finishing work late that night, he took metro home. stopped into harris teeter for soda and cigarettes. stoor cameras capture him leaving. >> they have with him the mountain dew and cigarettes he bought there. he was walking this corner. it was just after midnight as he was making his way towards the world market, that's when shots rang out. they at least want the money to help solve other crimes. they handed the check over for $5,000 to arlington crime sol vers. >> i appreciate people continuing to talk about the

it's not only important to our family and remembering what happened with paul. we really hopes this has an impact in the community. >> a selfless act from one victim's fmly to others, in arlington, david culver news 4. the pentagon is gathering more information about another test from north korea. the missile flew more than 600 miles and landed in the sea of japan. south korea says this test was more robust than the first intercontinental ballistic launch earlier this month. obama care remains the law of the land after a 7-yearlong campaign to repeal and replace was derailed again and perhaps finally. the skinny repeal bill was shot down by nearly receiver single democrat and three republicans, susan collins, lisa murokowski and senator john m

was the process it took to get there. the lack of hearings, the closed door negotiations and the fact that republicans just couldn't agree. the bill would reforcing people to buy health insurance, among other things. local teacher stranded in alaska with just one wish to come home. we first brought you her story and the kindness of strangers earlier this week. now we're hearing from her one on one and only on news 4. >> plus a crime of opportunity, a woman struggles to keep a thief away and this is all caught on camera. what happened right before this that police don't want to happen to you. plus, we're in weather alert mode, local streets down right dangerous this afternoon as heavy rain leads to flash flooding. we're keeping an eye on the

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many roads could be covered with rain this afternoon, careful out there. if you come across them, turn around, don't drown stay right here as we track the rain. amelia has got an update for you in a couple of minutes. >> the british child at the

center over parental rights has died. 11-month old charlie guard was taken to off life support. he had a rare disease that kept him from moving his arms or legs and he couldn't see or here either. the debate over parents' rights drew the attention of world leade leaders. vacation of lifetime turned for nightmare for local woman as she got sick on a cruise ship. >> we told you about the story of nancy gray house. she suffered an auto immune disease flair-up while she was on a cruise. >> today she's finally back, thanks to hundreds of strangers who donated

dollars to get her home. chris gordon spoke with her today in an interview you'll see only on news 4. >> i spoke with nancy and her husband paul in a nursing rehab facility. they have a message for the people in alaska who donated more than $60,000 to their go fund me page to pay for the special medical charter flight home. . i'm so happy. >> her husband says the people he met in anchorage are generous. >> i thought i was going to have to take her home in a box. but the lord had other plans. >>

stranded for months in the hospital in anchorage, she said she had one goal, to return home to her children and grandchildren. >> oh, yes. that was the very first thing. >> she says their ordeal in alaska gave her a gift. >> new hope for me, thank god is good that he's gotten me this far. she has a new goal, to get strong enough to walk and return to her home in maryland. chris warden, news 4. >> beautiful story. >> wouldn't that be great to see. would love to see her make that walk. >> look at the rain falling behind us. we start talking about check the pumps, right? >> never drive through

roadway, easy thing to avoid travel over night tonight, if at all possible. so far the area has seen a wide range of rain fall amounts. you can find the latest amounts on my facebook and twitter pages. . the heaviest rain is going to fall over night tonight when most of us are sleeping. if you have to be out driving tonight, remember turn around, don't drown. you're going to hear that a lot no matter how much we say, we always get video of people driving through flooded roads and we have to talk about water rescues. . avoid travel tonight, during the evening and overnight hours, very simple. if you can stay inside tonight, great night to do it. watch a great movie with the kids and then head on out tomorrow after

comes to an end. for the latest road closures when we're not in weather tonight, we're running at the bottom of our screen with the radar. the district on into parts of prince georgia you want to hone in and show you where the heaviest rain is falling. out towards the area. and around right at brown station road and central park, getting a few rumbles of thunder out there as well. we're talking about rain fall rates of 2 inches per hour. all of these towns are under flood warnings until as late as

8:00 tonight. . college park, you're under a flood warning, that means you're dealing with road closures in your neighborhood. you should not be out driving around. capital heights. . national park service talking about closing and other locations, again all that of that is going to be in a crawl. . still some wet roads but the flooding should start to calm down. high temperature tomorrow of 74 degrees with rain at times. heaviest rain very early. mostly cloudy skies and breezy throughout the day on saturday. the rain outlook, tonight early saturday, widespread rain. by 9:00 a.m. tomorrow we start to track scattered rain on into the mid area and you see tomorrow evening, your saturday night, we're talking about at

good news report, through the 11:00, lauren is in here tomorrow morning tracking the showers and flooded roadways. the sun is out. it's nice we're in the mid-80s. i'm keeping a close eye on storm team 4 and i'll have the latest along with lauren here on news 4 and wtop all afternoon and evening. >> if you don't have to go anywhere, don't, we've got plenty for you right here. million of americans have tried to kick the habit. they could be taking steps to make cigarettesless addictive. we'll show you the plan for that. >> dangerous fumes, how a popular suv is now at the center of a major investigation. and quick programming note, we are paying tribute to our friend jim vance. doreen is going to show footage of vance as a young reporter as long as with some of his memories. the tribute comes your way

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heavier rain makes its way closer to the area. >> the maimimages that we've be seeing. we're still seeing a lot more to come right now. >> more heavy rain over night tonight about 1 to 3 inches, keep in mind what you picked up this afternoon especially in parts of the district and prince georges county and then double that. we've seen so much rain, erica, that trees are falling over because the soil is so moist and enough rain that pretty much everybody in the metro area is under some sort of a flood warning that will go about 6 to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow on more what's going on in your neighborhood, download our nbc washington app. if you're in bethesda, college park, the district, down around the areas, you're all under

flood warnings issued overnight hours with more rain on the way. the heaviest rain falling inside of the beltway and out around annapolis, some heavy rain out there as well around winchester and that's pushing in and going to help to amplify and we're doing to see impressive rain fall rates, especially during these evening and overnight hours. showing you where the heaviest rain is happening right now. you can see we're getting rumbles of thunder, we're going to help intensify the rain at cabin john. out around mcclain as well. tyson seeing some of that extremely heavy rain. we head over to annapolis where we see heavy rain, traveling, not the best idea. coming up erica, what this means over night tonight on into your morning. if you're still trying to get out of town and head to the beaches, lauren joins me more with more to expect as the weekend wears on. >> one of the best ways we've been able to show you the extent

pictures. we really appreciate that. if you can keep sending us those pictures safely, we've been watching this all across social media today if you've got pictures or videos to share and you can take them safely, again, e-mail them to us at ic at nbc washington.com. leon. >> all right, let's go to white house in crisis, the latest effort to fulfill a major campaign promise failed dramatically over night and ugly war of words spilling in the public view and there's a new escalation in the north korea threat. blayne alexander live on capitol hill to break it all down for us. just another week in washington, blayne. >> we're kind of sitting back and watching what happens. leon, a lot going on, certainly, the most dramatic moment came during that early morning health care defeat on the senate floor. you know when senator john mccain who delivered that third no vote only days after rn

dramatic form after his diagnosis to vote to go ahead with the health care debate. when reporters asked him after that vote earlier this morning, he said simply, i thought it was the right vote. for republicans health care plan, the death blow came just before 1:30 a.m. in a single dramatic jester, the senate maverick, joining two other republicans, senators collins and murkowski in voting against the gop's best effort at ending obama care crushing what would have been president trump's first major legislative victory. the president expressing confidence today. >> i said from the beginning, let obama care implode and then do it. i turned out to be right. >> venting his frustration on twitter, some republicans say let

>> president trump losing that fight on capitol hill as another battle rages inside his white house. the conflict between his newly hired communications director and chief of staff reince priebus now front page news after the profanity a tirade and senior adviser. >> what's going on in the white house really is shameful. >> chaos at home, amid escalating conflict abroad. north korea launching another ballistic missile test, the second this month landing in japan easter toir y jap japan's territorial waters. >> south korean military official said because this test missile reached its highest altitude yet. it's clear that the firing range had made progress earlier this month. >>

for us, thank you. >> if you use a drive through atm, this is terrifying to watch. this is from fairfax city police. they want you to take a good look at this. this is from tuesday morning outside the wells fargo bank on fairfax boulevard. two customers say the same person tried to steal money from them at the drive through atm. in one case the suspect actually got in the woman's car, a few minutes later the same suspect stole money from cash register by aldi supermarket. look at her, she's struggling. police want to know if you recognize this guy, you should call police. witnesses say that he is a white male in his 30s with a gray goatee, short hair, if you recognize him again, call fairfax police. if you're using a drive through atm in the next few days, please be extra cautious and be aware of what's going on around you. >> that's good advice for anybody anywhere. >> for 40 years, prince georges county man has been searchi

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postponed to sunday talking and looking at everything that's going on. >> i'll be shocked if they didn't have it. we've got road closures. they're crawling across the bottom of your screen, we'll continue to do that to update you on what's going on up there. i will just stay put inside. >> we'll continue to see heavy rain over night tonight. i put arrows on our camera view. this is looking right outside of our station. i don't know if you can see, this is torrential rain coming down in sheets, side way sheets right now. that is going to be running whenever we're not doing weather this evening and we want to say big thanks to steve. so how can you stay ahead of this weather, make sure it's working, avoid travel tonight. if you don't have to be out tonight, just stay in

as we work out way throughout the day tomorrow, the rain may start to wind down, by tomorrow evening, we're dealing with wet roads, thankfully. more on what you can expect this weekend. you'll still be able to get out at some point. we'll send it over to you. >> you might want to wait until tomorrow afternoon to get out and about. i believe we'll have flooding over night. let's go into the maps right now. we do have 100% and i do believe heavy rain over night. we'll have more flooding as we head through daybreak tomorrow morning and then that chance wi will lessen as we go through the day tomorrow. then we get into sunday, upper 60s. if you're headed to the beach, sunday is the day to do it, we've got moren

saturday. and on its sunday, especially, in the afternoon. take a look at the latest flood warnings out there right now. these warnings expire between about 6 and 8:00 this evening. again, we'll have them on the nbc washington app and lauren and i will keep you up to date on twitter and facebook as well. heaviest rain continues inside out of the beltway and back around sterling area. want to dive in to these locations. we're seeing rain fall rates at about 2 inches per hour. i would like to track this if you follow me on facebook and

sitting still you can't time it out. and then out around sterling, as we take a look at the next ten days, your saturday, showers at times. breezy, mid-70s. another weather alert day. on sunday, it's beautiful, mid -- keeping it dry on sunday and there's next week, pretty quiet, warm and starting to see the humidity return. >> montgomery county police have arrested a man they say used social media to meet and have sex with a 13-year-old girl and they think at this point there may be other victims, as well. charles ebenezer barry faces rape charges tonight. detectives arrested him near his home in germantown. he had sex with a girl in a washington county hotel after establishing some sort of

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as you look here and lye pictures coming at joint base andrews we have late breaking news to tell you about. president trump just tweeting out that he's replacing reince priebus as his chief of staff. >> there's a new white house chief of staff. tonight president trump tweeting out he's named general secretary john f. kelly as the white house chief of staff. he goes on to tweet that john has also done a spectacular job at homeland security. he's been a true star of my administration. remember some of the

this morning looking detailing some of the infighting between priebus. this is quite possibly highlighting that and shedding some more light on the situation there at the white house. >> if president trump has anything else to say, we'll bring that to you as soon as we can. right now at 5:00 a flash flood watch in effect right now as heavy rains overwhelm parts of the area and more rain is on the way. check out this scene. several inches of rain turning a playground into a water park. >> and we're not out of the woods. more heavy rain is coming and expected to last through the night, getting lawrence. >> i'm doreen. wendy and jim are off tonight. we want to begin in the storm center. amelia draper tracking a new ban of downpours. >> seeing very heavy rain

the beltway right now. you'll know if you're out and about how miserable that can be right there. take a look, these are the flood warnings, guys. all of the area in green here and burgundy going to be under flood warning. they go between 6 and 8:00 tonight. this includes montgomery village, there you see the top of the beltway under flood warning. college park, brook donald trump mount, saint pleasant, again, these entire areas under flood warnings. everybody is under a flash flood watch until tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 p.m. here is the latest on storm team 4 radar. you see the heaviest rain on into the district out around the annapolis area traveling over right now. it is a nightmare. and we're seeing heavy rain out around ash ford and background i-81 and that's starting to push on into the metro area. this heavy rain is moving. that heavy rain is not moving. that was in -- we're going to sees

the heaviest rain falls over night tonight. we're getting rain fall reports of 2 inches per hour and higher in some locations. you can see some of that right now around the langley park area along 193 and 320. if you can just avoid travel tonight, another area that's seeing heavy rain and the sevens corner area. again, everybody is under a flash flood watch until 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. i'll have more on the timing and impact when we're going to start to see the rain calm down. you can see here is a live look outside of the station here in northwest washington. this is looking at nebraska avenue. the rain coming down sideways right now and more rain on the way, we've seen 1 to 4 inches across the area today and over night tonight and another 1 to 3 inches. more on what you can expect for the rest of your weekend coming up in a little bit. >> we'll check back with you shortly, amelia, thank you. we're seeing a lot of rising creeks and flooded roads. our team coverage continues now with rc