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i'm erika gonzalez. our sister station in houston says arlington county police took this man into custody. his name is alexander hernandez but goes by the nickname terror. he is accused of killing a 16 year old last summer and a 26 year old earlier this month. both of the murders in the houston area. we are working to learn why hernandez was in northern virginia, but it was yesterday that president trump gave a major speech about his administration's crackdown on gangs like ms-13. we're going to continue to follow this breaking story as it develops. >> l. the heavy rain is over. but the impact is still being felt in parts of our area. the flood warning in prince georges county is being extended into the early morning hours. flooding closed roads in upper marlboro near the county courthouse. that's where news 4's darcy spencer joins us with the latest after the storm. darci. >> reporter: well, erika, we are coming to you live from

as you can see it remains flooded, it remains closed at this hour. i want to show you right here this greating in the middle of the bridge. this shows you that the water has gone down significantly over the last several hours. >> water is real high over here in this area, in the middle. >> reporter: tony little says he came to look at the flooding on water street in upper marlboro because it is calming. >> whenever we get a lot of rain like this, i come down here and watch the water. it is very peaceful, you know. soothing. >> reporter: the street, true to its name, flooded just steps from the county courthouse after two days of heavy rain. and it wasn't the first time. this is video from a previous flood here in upper marlboro. it virtually washed away a car dealership. this time there wasn't any damage. >> oh, man. it is just amazing. you know me, i like to go and just to see sights

>> reporter: less than a mile away a commercial parking lot flooded, shutting down part of marlboro pike. drivers trying to get through encountered this sign and had to find another way. in d.c. in montgomery county the high water was perfect for dogs and ducks. water from creeks and treems receded making closed roads passable once again. but here on water street we've seen fish and crawfish. >> the gentleman from the state highway administration said they seen a beaver earlier, you know. beavers are great dam builders, you know. >> reporter: we could use one of those item now. >> we should could. >> reporter: that's right. i mentioned that i was seeing some crawfish. matter of fact, you probably can't see it but there is one crawling toward me right now. so we've seen a lot of the wildlife coming out today. i posted a picture of a crawfish on my twitter

feet @darcispencer. you can check it out. the flood warning remains in effect here at prince georges county until 2:30 tomorrow morning. be on the lookout for standing water. back to you. darcy spencer in upper marlboro for us tonight. thank you so much. even though the flood warning was ex tekted, storm 4 meteorologist says your sunday is looking good. she joins us with what to expect when you wake up tomorrow. sheena. >> yes, erika. we like the good news. some areas with flooding, but tomorrow morning we are looking at significant changes. you may have already felt them if you have been outside recently. the skies are clearing. the rain has pretty much left. we could see a few sprinkles in parts of maryland but the area of low pressure has moved off-shore, taking the rain with it. the clouds are starting to clear out too. look at the temperatures dropping off by the morning hours. some suburbs could be in the upper 50s. as you wake up though sunny skies, cool temperatures. coming up, we will take a look at

that will be a nice walk to get the morning coffee. sheena, thank you. the rain causing a number of issues throughout our area today. in northeast d.c. the humane rescue alliance's building has a lot of flood damage so they're asking for donations of old blankets and towels to replaced damaged bedding for their animals. montgomery county closed all of their outdoor pools this afternoon because of the rain. in laurel a power problem at a wssc pumping station caused untreated sewage to close into the creek. this is not affecting the drinking water, note that. developing right now, security at all major international and domestic airport terminals in sydney, australia will remain tight overnight. this after authorities foil a terror plot to bring down an airplane. the prime minister called it an elaborate conspiracy. law enforcement received information that some people were going to use an improvised device to take down a plane.

custody. no word on any charges just yet. new at 11:00, a call to protect the affordable care act. house minority leader nancy pelosi addressed hundreds of people at freedom plaza in northwest d.c. tonight. she emphasized everybody's role in protecting health care, saying their protests and social media posts have made a significant impact. >> let's appreciate those who voted right. when i say right, not only correctly, but did the right thing for the american people. let's appreciate them. let's thank them, but let's keep the heat on for the others. >> actor justin long was there to show his support. tonight's rally is part of the nationwide our lives on the line day of action. president trump isn't giving up on the health care fight, and he's playing hardball. in a series of tweets the president accused gop senators of being quitters for their health care failure. he then threatened to end

companies that could lead to skyrocketing insurance costs for millions of americans. the president also warned he would cut congressional health benefits. a man faces negligent driving charges for allegedly hitting two emergency vehicles. a maryland state trooper was in one of those cars. the wreck was early this morning on the beltway near connecticut avenue in chevy chase. state police were pulled over on the highway working a crash scene. that car then hit two state police vehicles. no one was hurt, but the news i-4 team says there have been at least 40 incidents like this involving state police since the beginning of last year. one year after a devastating flood killed two people, swept away cars and wiped out businesses, the people of ellicott city are showing their resiliency. nbc 4 is working for you in the community with backpacks 4 kids. why we feel the campaig

we are working for you in the community. it is that time of year when we are collecting school supplies for children in our area. today nbc 4 was at the woodmore town center in prince georges county. news 4 shomari stone were on hand to talk to folks and collect donations. your donations make a world of difference in a child's life. >> i know it is just so important for kids. a lot of kids don't have the things that they need and they get bullied sometimes and they feel ashamed, so we have to do everything we can to try to inspire kids. >> well said, marcia.

your cash and school supply donations. you can donate by logging on to nbc 4 and donate online to make school year brighter this year. celebrating the resiliency of ellicott city. this weekend marks a year since main street was devastated by floods. state and local officials unveiled a new clock you saw a moment ago at the town plaza today and paused to remember the three people killed during the flood and its aftermath. nearly all of the damaged businesses are back up and running, and ellicott city is now focusing on preventing future floods. they're getting $18 million in local, state and federal funds devoted to new flood mitigation projects. thousands waiting to see one of the world's most popular music festivals. instead, they saw this. developing right now, the

music fans running for cover. and north korea's latest missile launch is rocking the security structure for an entire

new at 11:00, the president is responding to new missile tests in north korea. pyongyang claims it has major american cities within firing range. tonight president trump expressed his frustration on twitter, saying he's disappointed in china and that the chinese are doing nothing to help dissolve the threat even though they could. nbc's janic

reports tonight from seoul. >> reporter: tonight striking new images released by north korea, allegedly showing the intercontinental ballistic missile that could put north american in range. falling into the sea just 230 miles off the coast. the videos have not been independently verified by nbc news. the late night launch was supervised by kim jong-un, who called the missile test a serious warning that their weapons could hit the entire u.s. main land. as people in the streets of pyongyang cheered the second successful launch in three weeks, there's new urgency that north korea can soon deliver a nuclear war head to the u.s. >> kim jong-un is dangerous because he's unpredictable and his technology in developing this missile system, whichig

advancing. we don't appear to have a strategy to deal with him, and he's taking advantage of that. >> reporter: the crisis is now triggering an arms buildup in asia with south korea confirming talks with the u.s. for stronger missiles. president moon jae. japan may boost missile defenses and consider preemptive strikes. the u.s. has been testing missile intercepters in alaska with more launches planned for this weekend. experts concede missile defense is not fool proof, and the trump administration has had no diplomatic progress in stopping or even slowing the regime. panic tonight when a stage

festival. you can see the massive fire ball and the black smoke billowing into the sky over barcelona, spain. festival organizers say some 22,000 people were there and were all able to get out safely. we're told the fire started near a bank of speakers. festival organizers say a technical malfunction set it off. all right. switching gears, now storm team 4 meteorologist sheena parveen joins us this evening. it looks like we are finally starting to dry out. tomorrow is looking awesome. >> it is looking awesome. we had so much rain, we had record rainfall in a couple of loaf indications. >> yeah. >> but after all of that, with everything clearing out we're talking about not only nice conditions tomorrow, but it is going to feel a little bit like fall when you wake up in the morning. temperatures will be dropping big time as we go overnight tonight with the clearing skies and a nice north wind coming in. so your weather outlook overnight tonight we have skies clearing. sunrise tomorrow, sl

potentially upper 50s in some suburbs out there around the district. about the low 60s through the afternoon tomorrow. sunny, dry. looking really good, especially if you want to head out for brunch or whatever you're going to be doing outside. now, i mentioned some rainfall records. if you missed these when we talked about them earlier, reagan got 3.3 inches just about. that's a record. bwi had a record of 2.58. that was friday, the heavy rain friday. right now we are looking at all of that gone. the only flood warning we have left is in prince georges county, upper marlboro. this is route 725 and route 301 closed because of the flooding. you saw it earlier in the newscast. that going to go until 2:30 in the morning now. so that has been extended. here is a look satellite radar. we have the clouds only. the rain is gone, but those clouds will be clearing up. they're already starting to clear in some areas but they'll continue overnight. big area of low pressure has moved off-shore, not much rain with it anymore and the dry air is making its way in.

right now. this is unseasonably cool. it is going to keep dropping as we go over night. washington coming in at 72. 64 in leesburg. 66 in clinton. 65, manassas. again, these numbers will keep going down with the cool conditions moving in and the clearer skies. that north wind will help us out. tomorrow looks really good. here is your sunday planner if you want to head out for brunch. by noon 78 degrees, plenty of sunshine. no rain in the forecast. 3:00 p.m. 83 degrees. 7:00 p.m., pleasant around 80. 7:00 a.m., that will be the coolest time of the day, 63, but nice and dry. 10:00 a.m., 74. by 1:00, sunny and 81. for tonight i mentioned temperatures will be dropping off. we don't have any more rain in the forecast for tonight, just a little breezy here and there but the winds diminishing as we go through the overnight hours. skies will clear. 63 for a low. tomorrow 84, mostly sunny, beautiful day. the dry stretch continues as we

so look a that. no rain in the forecast until we get to the end of the week, unfortunately it wasn't over the weekend, exempt tomorrow of course. then we go into friday night and we will see showers start to move in. next big rain chance does, in fact, look like next saturday. of course, the timing of that could change as we get a little bit closer. but we have some 90s in the forecast as we go into this week. it will go from feeling like fall tomorrow morning -- >> yeah. >> -- to quickly feeling like summer again this next workweek. >> we are ready for some more pool days before we say goodbye to summer. that's good news. sheena parveen, thank you. news 4 is working for you even earlier monday through friday starting monday. news 4 today will extend to three hours. we're going to start at 4:00 a.m. bringing you the biggest stories from overnight, first 4 traffic and weather right up through to "the "today" show." so much rain the last couple of days means a lot of baseball has not been

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> chris miles to see us in studios. red skins finished 25th against the pass and dead last on third down stops. they made key additions this off-season to try to remedy that sickness on defense. one of the new pieces stood out today in training camp, the first day in full pads. here is carol maloney from richmond. >> reporter: happens every year at training camp. hype. there's one guy who has created the most of it for the red skins, but d.j. swearinger wants more. >>

got to come out swag. you look good, play good. you play good, you eat good. you eat good, you die good. >> reporter: talks like dionne sanders. skins hope he plays like prime time. >> that's d.j. swearing ever all right. i come out here, like to have fun while getting better. that's all of the part of getting better. i make a play, let them know, okay, we go get 'em next time. >> he is always chirping on the sideline during plays, before plays. whether he is talking trash or talking defense, he's always communicating. that's really good. he is a helpful player. >> the competitive spirit has been big, you know. as a defense getting hands-on the ball, and as a defense you got to turn the ball over. that's my main focus, turn the ball over, get everybody lined up in the right position. everybody either. >> reporter: day three? everybody hits! first practice in pads in 2017. >> just be ready. keep your head on the swif

personal motives are. you can get hit. some people got hit today, yeah. >> it is good to see some of the other guys in the back end that aren't usually hitting people on a daily basis, to see them put the pads on somebody, it is kind of nice. >> reporter: even nicer, a day off. but the hits will keep on coming when training camp resumes on monday. in richmond, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> thanks, carol. opposing teams have to be close to perfect to beat the nats after a day's rest. the nationals are 11 and 4 following a day off. friday's game was postponed due to rain, giving the best hitting team in the national league a day to recover before facing the rockies this evening. colorado was perfect in the first few innings. that's the newest member of the nationals, howie kendrick. he was traded from the phillies on friday night. trevor story writing a new chapter and nats starter will not want to read. it is titled the never ending home run. co

runs to start the game. colorado starter jeremy la marques tossed perfect five innings. in the bottom of the six, matt wieters breaks up the perfect game with a single. defoe brings home wieters and the newest national, kendrick. we have a 4-2 game. that's all the offense d.c. could get together though. rockies win by final score of 4-2. all right. baltimore/texas. it is not every night you get to see a go glove play. adam jones says not today, son. the thievery on the home run almost made it off the end of his glove. check out how close it came to escaping that glove. jones somehow hanging on. birds win 4-0 tonight. all right. katie ledecky capped off her world championship meet today claim ingold in the 800 meter freestyle even though she didn't have any personal best times, ledecky captured five gold

medals and one silver at the event, making it her most successful major meet of her career, in terms of medals that is. even though ledecky was hoping for all gold, she took note of her silver lining. washington valor also fell in arena league to cleveland gladiators, 62-28. they will play their season finale next friday against the brigade. the winner of that game urges a spot in the

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>> good evening from longwood university, and welcome to the first and only vice presidential debate.

i'm the new hispanic cast member. and tonight i'll be playing asian moderator elaine quijano. because baby steps. now please help me welcome america's dad, senator tim kaine, and america's stepdad, governor mike pence. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. >> hola, elaine. >> hello. i'd like to thank you both for being here and also say that you look exactly like a before and after rogaine ad. >> we know. >> we know. >> our first question tonight is about foreign policy. what are your plans to combat terrorism at home and abroad? senator kaine, we'll start with you. >> awesome, elaine. i have a great answer for this. and here it is. donald trump has called mexicans