the dry side, but the area that's coming down right now, right along i-95 right through parts of the beltway, these are the areas that are most impacted by the storm at this time of day, a lot of people leaving home are trying to get home from work. let's take a look outside our tower cam, you notice what's happening here, the rain continues to come down, i want to show you a different vantage point. this is from our national harbor camera. check this camera out. this storm -- this camera actually shows you the entire storm over the district, look at the rain shaft right here coming on down, we've seen a couple of bolts of lightning out of this, as well, as we've looked over the past half hour to hour as this storm continued to develop. now it has been developing, first you see the storm around the creek area and i-95 corridor really lighting up between baltimore, northern prince georges and down towards dc, that's where we have the strongest storm. we have one over buoy, look at this right over parts of northwest this is going to be between the beth

probably got the push alert that we sent out for you, saying lightning, i just saw it 2.3 miles away from my current location. you have that and rain as well. download the nbc washington app is going to help you and whatever you want to do. i've got lightning right there on my phone. throughout the rest of the evening, well eel continue to mon thorough these storms. they'll me ander around this region, moving up towards bethesda and part gs of the north earn half of the beltway. we'll continue to keep you posted here. >> we'll check back with you, thank you, doug. now, to disturbing new revelations in a school sex abuse case. >> police call carlos bell, a master groomer who targeted young boys while working as a teacher's aide and track coach. there are at least 24 victims, but the shame and the guilt kept them from coming forward. >> tracee wilkins joins us with reaction from parents who trusted bell with their children and the dramatic changes that came after his arrest, tracee.

forwapd and tell their stories, they're not going to be able to prosecute bell the way they would like to. they're asking parents to have these hard conversations with their kids, if they've had any contact with bell, for some families that is easier said than done. >> i met the guy before. i had no idea anything was going on. >> the father and daughter are asking themselves how did they miss what carlos bell was capable of. bell was his daughter's track coach here at ben ja man stoddard middle school. he's now facing 114 -- i think i'm a good judge of character, military and all that, i wasn't with him. >> he's always messed with us and joked with us. i didn't know he was that type of person. >> predators are often magnetic and charismatic. that is how they get their prey next to them. >>

hard time getting victims to come forward in the bell case. she says, there are many reasons why. >> so parents may actually just not want to come forward because they just don't want to deal with anything more than what they're forced to now deal with. >> johnson says some parents also may not know their child was a victim. she says the key to finding out is to first empower them. >> you can present a scenario, you know, and say, you know, if someone were to touch you in these places, then -- and you didn't want it. you didn't do anything wrong. >> the principal at benjamin stoddard was reassigned and no longer working in a school. kimberly hill said the decision was made in the best interest of the students and the community and to help us move forward to the start of a new school year. >> the principal is a good guy, but it's a shame that it happened to him, i mean, it was on his watch. >> reporter: bell told police

he is facing charges for trying to purposely transmit hiv, that coupled with the fact that we are talking about male athletes may have a lot to do with the stigma associated with why folks aren't coming forward. the number to call is 1-800-call fbi if you have information that can assist in this case. reporting live, tracee wilkins, back to you all in the studio. >> thank you, tracee. a volunteer at a camp is charged with soliciting sex from one of the kids there. he was a volunteer at the oak grove baptist church. now, this charge involved a student he met at camp last year. the allegations just came to light this year. coming up just ahead in our next half hour, julie carey takes a look how busy the sheriff's department is heavy. crash scene investigators are back at the scene that left a mother and two young children dead. we brought you this story breaking news yesterday after their bodies were found in the

scene today, make-shift memorial for courtney ash, her five-year-old son cameron and nine-year-old cousin, jalen russell. they were traveling from ashburn to leesburg last friday night during the awful rainstorms. their car was found three days later upside down in the creek. no word yet from the medical examiner on how the victims died. now, to a lawsuit found against fox news that's making its ways across the capitol. accusing private investigator who was looking into the murder of seth rich. the investigator says fox twisted his words to pedal a conspiracy theory. chris lawrence here with reaction from both sides on this story, chris. >> well, leon, we've been on top of this story every step of the way pat collins initially reporting on the death rejecting those conspiracy theories, rod wheeler filed this lawsuit. he's the investigators who looked into seth rich's murder last year and i

frequently on fox news, the network that reported the conspiracy theory, suggesting that rich took e-mails from the democratic national committee and leaked them to wiki leaks. they say fox intentionally misquoted him in a story that suggested he discovered a leak between rich and wiki leaks. they're saying president had a copy of that and pushed fox to cover it, as is. it's an effort to overt the ongoing investigation into russia. white house denied any article and fox pulled it a week after it was published. the dnc issued a statement saying, if these allegations are true, it is beyond vile that the white house and possibly even trump himself would use the murder of a young man to distract the public's attention from the chaotic administration in trump's ties to russia. but, again, the administration said it didn't know about it and

seth rich. today the profiling project states an reenactment of the murder and republican lobbyist who runs the group says he's trying to engage the community. they haven't arrested anyone, but it may have been the result of a botched robbery. doreen. >> chris lawrence, thank you. the senate just confirmed the new fbi director christopher ray in a vote of 92-5. tonight's vote comes 84 days after president trump fired james comey. ray and comey know each other, they worked together in criminal division of justice department. that's also where he worked with special counsel. when ray left he became litigation partner at the king & spalding law firm. and he served as chris christie's personal attorney during the bridge gate controversy. >> as president trump try it is to restore order in the west wing, there are new developments in the russia investigation. >>

live as in drafting a now controversial statement issued by his son, high, blayne. >> good evening to you. -- and have input on that statement, but said that he did nothing wrong, there was nothing improper or inaccurate about the statement. -- and providing any input. >> the white house moving forward under new chief of staff being pulled back about russia. the washington post reporting president trump personally dictated the statement attributed to his son, donald trump, jr., about a campaign season meeting with a russian attorney to get dirt on hillary clinton. >> he certainly -- like i said, he weighed in all the suggestion like any father would do. >> that statement turned out to be misleading and though not illegal, still draw

criticism. >> when you get caught in a lie, it makes it hard to let other stuff go. >> frustration is growing. arizona senator jeff blake, blaming his own party for the rise of donald trump and criticizing him for not standing up when the president fired fbi director james comey. >> that should have set off more alarm bells, i think, than it did. i think going forward we ought to be careful. >> this facing an escalating stand off with russia. congress overwhelmingly approving sanctions on the country along with north korea. president trump's signature a chance to back up his strong words with action. today the president is focusing on good news, tweeting about his economic numbers, as the market soared toward a record 22,000. and also on the economic front today, president trump met with a group of small business owners here, all part of what the white house has dubbed american dreams week. leon. >> all right, thank you,

the news 4 i-team reported the u.s. department of veterans affair fired the long-time head of the dcva medical center. scott mcfarlane broke this story and he tells us this move comes several weeks and news 4 i-team investigation revealing a series of problems. >> washington, d.c.'s 98,000 patients, 2,000 workers and massive presence just miles from the agency's headquarters. in recent months serious troubles of reports. they found supply shortages, unsanitary conditions in storage areas and a coke roach infestation in the food service areas. an i-team investigation revealed contractors were needed to repair holes in the walls and cracks in the floor of the surgery department. brian hawkins the man you saw ran that facility for years. he was reassigned to a new position, hours after we revealed he was move today a significant position at agency

reassignment. it would take disciplinary action against hawkins. tonight they have fired him. last night the secretary indicated this was going to happen. >> there are disciplinary actions taking place right now. it's in the appeals -- it's in the due process period, but i think that there are strong actions that have been proposed. >> problems have continued after hawkins was removed from the dcva medical center. earlier this summer, they revealed the patient's body went undiscovered for two days in a parking lot outside and just this month they had to shutter an operating room because an air conditioning system inside has failed. doreen. >> scott mcfarlane thank you. a code mix up may have caused capitol police may have gone to wrong location as they responded to shooting attack in alexandria. emergency response team was sent to house minority leader nancy pelosi's house in georgetown by mistake. capitol police won't

because of investigation underway. some capitol police officers were already on the scene because congressman steve scalice has a security detail. alexandria police also responded. scalise was wounded during that shooting in june but went home from the hospital last week. the gunman was killed at the scene. it's our most read story on line. possible theory after young woman is found buried on the beach in ocean city. for more than 40 years bridge county prince georges -- cars are still in the driveway. >> evacuation just robbed me of all my my memories. >> coming up, tell you why a decision this family made cost him thousands of dollars. and certainly heard of micro chips for dogs, what about people. we told you about the idea last week, well, now it's actually happening. we'll show you how a tech company is venturing into some new territory and why s

right now the heaviest rain, the heaviest part of the storm right here, right over chill lam area, if you're in this region,

we've seen winds and could see winds gusting to 60 miles an hour, with places like bethes da are also in that storm. i think it's just off to the east and along georgia avenue. if you know that area well. -- this is moving your way, too, severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 7:00, we'll continue to keep you posted on these storms. >> all right, doug, thank you. walking along the beach in ocean city, somebody saw what they thought was an ample stirmg out of the stand and called police. she had been vacationing at the beach with her family. news 4 mark seagraves report now the death does not appear suspicious. >> ocean city officials say the death appears accident. one possibility that they're looking at is whether the 30-year-old woman had fallen asleep or was unconscious on the beach and

by large tractor that comb the beach. >> we're awaiting for the autopsy report from the office of the chief medical examiner in baltimore. i think that will really give us much more detail into what might have happened. it may turn out that we need to wait for the toxicology results, as well. but i think, once we get that autopsy, we'll be able to know more of what happened. >> according to one ocean city official, the woman was last seen by her family about 2:00 in the morning. spokesperson with the ocean city police department tells news 4 the call for the body on the beach came in about 6:30 monday morning. about the same time, the victim's parents were police station to report the daughter was missing. police would not say whether there were any signs of trauma on the body. ocean city beaches remained open throughout the investigation. mark seagraves, news 4. neighbors in central florida are dealing with flooding of tropical storm emily. that sto

rain in the tampa bay area. in lakeland, florida, the water there knee high in some places, homes there flooded out, it could be days before things dry out and return to normal. at least three lawsuits have been filed against the construction company that caused a massive power outage in the outer banks. crews building a new bridge drove steel casing into under power cables last week and about 50,000 tourists were forced to leave hatteras islands at the peak of vacation season. lawsuits filed in state and federal court say the construction company was negligent and they should pay for the financial losses suffered by businesses. officials say it could take another week or two to restore the power. >> and fall out from that problem down in the outer banks is hitting home. prince georges county family can't go on their annual vacation because of that power outage. >> that's right, news 4 megan fitzgerald report they could be out thousands of dollars. we're working for you to find out if you purchase travel insurance, would it cover something

two years ago, this is the -- this is a picture of all of us. >> on the front porch. >> for the last four decades george roach and his family have been make pg memories on hatteras island. >> my other son and his wife. >> some of those memories end up on blankets like this one. >> i've been looking for months for this family vacation. >> they purchase the same rental cabin like they do every year with surf and sound realty. >> this is my family and you can see surf music, this is where we stay, surf music. >> they sign the contract and paid more than $8,000, but before they had a chance to arrive. >> saturday, we got a call, they were evacuating the island. >> hatteras was one of two islands being evacuated after construction crews accidentally cut a transmission line, which knocked out power and prompted a mandatory e vak

-- evacuation. this is what money can't by as my age as memories. this is what hurts so much, that i can't get this back. >> it's also possible roach might not get his money back because he didn't purchase travel insurance. he says he thought it only covered hurricanes, so he didn't think he needed it. >> it's impossible to know without reading the policy that he was offered, whether he would be covered under this situation. >> travel experts say it's important to take the time to read insurance policies to determine if it's worth purchasing. >> you can always consider cancel any time type policy, which will allow you to cancel trip for any reason even if you're changing your mind. make sure who you're buying a policy from is a reputable company. >> it's a lesson he's learning the hard way. >> i don't think it's fair. >> megan fitzgerald, news 4. i feel for him, you know. >> as temperatures heat .

sobering news statistic after series of car deaths, what they'll do to prevent any more tragedies. >> it's almost back to school time, that means immunizations have to be up to date. from thousands of thousands of students that didn't happen. they didn't have the required vaccinations, on news 4 ton

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get this, he does it with one hand solving a rubics cube. he appears to look at his phone and you know he's being -- somebody is taking video. >> she's not impressed. >> well, what you may not know is if there are a number of algorithms that can be used they can take one look at the cube and then solve in less than a minute. so pull up one of those algorithms in your head, you, too, can solve a rubics cube. >> if you can solve puzzles, come here and solve health care. figure that out for us. that's pretty good stuff. >> doug, what do you think? >> i think that's the ultimate

fidget spinner for the kids. >> at the same time without knowing. >> all algorithms. we're tracking the storm. severe thunderstorm warning in effect. brand new flood warning that has been this will be creeks that flood like rock creek. live camera showing you where the rain is. just to the north and east of northwest right now. much of the area is dry. it has been all day. again, northern virginia has not seen anything, the exception around the arlington area, but this is where they are, right around the district, right around the beltway right now. seeing some very heavy rain in and around the bethesda area. want to show you the lightning associated with this, too. severe thunderstorm warning in effect for 7:00 for the area here in the

green, over towards wheaten. here is tacoma park right area. so watch out if you're in this area. this is all just south of the beltway, but it's moving to the minority of the beltway here and then heavier rain in east riverdale over towards the landover hills area. and here is 50 coming out of the district on over towards portions of prince georges county. heavy rain there, too. i mention that flood warning, here it is. this is in the green here for just about the entire city right now, also in the parts of montgomery county, parts of prince georges county. once again this goes until after midnight tonight. what this means we'll see the creeks rise fairly quickly. this is not flash flooding. it will take a little while for the creeks to respond. once they do, we could see some flooding as we tell you all the time, never drive through flooded roadways. we could see this right on through the rest of the evening tonight with some more showers and more thunderstorms. now, tomorrow, i think a r

once again, most of us remain on the dry side, just like today, watch right here. here is tomorrow at 78 a.m. nothing going on, watch what happens 1, 2:00, notice the thunderstorm activity right around the i-95 corridor during the afternoon we see a few more storms develop, not expecting much in the way of severe weather. we did see a couple of storms today that were quite strong, one around frederick, another one with that severe thunderstorm warning right now around the district until 7:00 tonight. by 8:00 tomorrow night things will start to get out of here. that will be the case tonight as well over towards the dc metro area. you'll notice this camera was packed with rain earlier, now we can see the monument again. the rain moving up to the north. you can see that off to the distance. temperature wise tomorrow right where we are today. warm and humid, few thunderstorms, yes, partly sunny and with those few thunderstorms, one or two of those just like today we'll have heavy downpours, we'll watch it. if you're sending the kids to camp, notice we do have that chance of storms tomorrow with that high

degrees. it already on the humid side. we've got the heat wave running right on through the day on friday, saturday and sunday. we're only in the lower 80s. so looking pretty good there as we move on through the weekend. weekend looking much better and more rain likely on monday. we'll continue to keep a watch on these storms as they move on through the area from the storm center. >> all right. doug, thank you. >> new 911 call shed light on a deadly wrong way crash in maryland, as we learn about a police officer's desperate attempt to try to prevent what happened next. the sheriff tells me his special victims unit that investigates sex crimes has been busier than ever. their latest investigation, a former

more and more sex crimes. >> tonight the sheriff's office is spreading the word about one of their latest cases. the church kavcamp volunteer is under arrest for sending lewd photos. the allegedf&&÷ incident took p last year but÷be it's just now coming to light. julie carey joins us from sterling. what do we know about this so far? >> reporter: take a looke

starting at church on sunday and in the recent days, the entire congregation, all the camp families have been notified of this investigation.aíb @r(t&háh% in fact, it was church officials who brought the allegations to authorities as they're required to do by law and now the sheriff's office waiting to see if any more victims come forward. >> having tough conversations. these court documents lay out the case against former camp counselor rich, they say he used snap chat to send lewd photos to a camper, a boy under the age of 15 and requested sex from him. the community case allegedly took place last year, after camp had ended. but when the child retur, summes was once again a counselor, he revealed what had allegedly

>>ml1 if there's anybody ]dy(+ may be a victimb#zhere, we in the process of conducting a very thorough investigation into this. >> (yñ'z now 19 is no longer working atrfeñ camp. the camp director and the pastor declined on camera all families at the camp and oak grove congregation have been notified. the investigation is still on going and as al÷pkch family, we're praying for all the families involved. louden sheriff says these type of cases using electronic apps to prey on kids, on the rise. >> our special victim's unit is probably the busiest unit right now in cid in criminal investigation division. we have so many many things that are going on. >> the sheriff's advice to parents, you have to get a look at your child's phone or laptop to make sure no one is preying on them or asking for improper photos. and these types of investigations keeping

other jurisdictions busy. here is a case that just surprised me, just yesterday i came across a search warrant in fairfax county. investigators are trying to track down a guy who is seeking pictures from an 11-year-old girl. very young kids being preyed upon. back to you now in the studio. >> very disturbing news. thank you julie carey. tonight we're hearing the 911 call from drivers who spotted a wrong way driver going down route 50 in annapolis. christine parks was driving eastbound in the westbound lanes near the bay bridge last week. she crashed head on into a car driven by jose zoo, they both died on the scene. >> police, they were eastbound on 78, going over the bridge and there's a car going the wrong way on westbound 50. >> the car came at me going the wrong

westbound lane. >> hi, i just called about a car driving the wrong way. they just caused a really bad accident like directly in front of baymart. >> sickening to hear the cause. police tell us alcohol may have played a role in that deadly crash. news 4 i-team has been researching wrong way crashes and found there have been six of them on maryland road since may. a total of ten people were killed in those recks and three people were injured. a local maryland congressman getting a jump on the race for the white house. >> representative john delaney is out raising money and meeting voters and a few hours ago chris lawrence spoke with him about running for president. he's in awfully early, chris. >> he represents parts of montgomery and frederick county, he told me he wanted to get in early to listen to the concerns and of course try to build up the biggest national name brand recognition. >> do you think some of your views are out of

democratic primary voters. >> no, i think my instincts are progressive. i do seek waves for the government and the private sector to work well together and that often leads to bipartisan ship, but my instincts are clearly progressive. >> the question is, does the democratic base have any interest in working with republicans, delaney has championed some progressive causes like raising the minimum wage and he just reintroduced a bill to establish yuuniversal preschool by raising taxes on incomes above half million dollars. his background is in banking and he strongly supported the tpp why union workers and environmentalist in that great deal. >> you grew up in a union household and yet the all and cio didn't endorse you, how do you recognize that strong support for that trans pacific partnership? >> if you look at all the states d

the most, maryland was one of the top states in terms of being, you know, beneficiary to the trade agreement. i was a passionate advocate to the obama administration to pair moving that trade agreement forward with a large scale infrastructure program. >> now, congressman delaney thinks that three years now, a lot of those union workers will be somewhat disillusioned with what president trump delivers for them and unlike what we saw from hillary clinton, she vacillated on whether she would support it or not or in what shape or form. he said look, i think it's a good idea. i think he can work for the american people. he said, look, i'm going to go out there and argue for it. >> it's his early entry into the work. it isn't about raising money, either. >> he's going to inject funds into his campaign as needed. he's out there fund-raising, again, he's got a ways to go in terms of building up that name recognition for people across the country. >> okay. all right. thanks,

to make sure their kids are ready for the start of the school year. so why is this free health clinic empty? >> reporter: this is one of the many national night out events in dc maryland and virginia, ahead, how the montgomery county police chief is challenging president trump's recent statements about the use of force by police. and on that note, night out in to koe what park cancelled because of the heavy rain in through parts of montgomery county, severe thunderstorm warning continues until 7:00 tonight, we're getting reports of trees down and some flooded roadways in parts of the district, so w did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back?

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it's not happening in just dc, it's happening all across the country. chris gordon tells us what police chief has a message for president trump. >> well, leon and doreen, we're at the music portion of this national night out in southwest, you'll also see a kickball game between the community and the cubs. but a suburban police chief says the message cannot be lost. it's all about the community trusting the police. montgomery county police chief wrote a letter to the washington post saying, his job is being made harder by president trump's recent statements about police use of force. >> when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a pad di wagon, you just see them thrown in, rough. i said, please don't be too nice. >> when folks m

police behaving poorly, police beh behaving unlawfully, i guess i don't have much of a sense of mu moore when it comes to -- humor when it comes to that. >> just days later, three suspects were arrested. as a victim of crime, she appreciates the professionalism of the police officers working on her son's case. >> they were suburb, they were caring, loving. compassionate i only have anything but nice words to say about this. >> for dc police chief peter, this is his first national night out since becoming chief. >> we're at a ten year low with regards to violent crime in our city, you know, a lot of times we get credit for that. but really attribute that success to the relationship we have with the people that we serve. >> the mayor says in the past year, her safer stronger dc plan has resulted in a 26% decrease in violence crime and

>> we have crime down in every major violent crime category. >> these national night out events are for families and where else could you ride in the police motorcycle side car. >> really cool, but it was a little bit scarey. >> did you trust the police officer. >> yes. >> slides and motorcycle rides, it's all meant for one thing, to improve police community relationships, that's the latest live from southwest, back to you. >> it can happen to anyone, as lawmakers push for change to protect children in hot cars. >> we're working for you to make sure that your kids are ready to go back to school. one of the critical things

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won't be long before kids are heading back to school, but in order to go to class, students in prince georges county have to have their vaccinations up to date. the county is offering free clinics to help. news 4 kristin wright is working for you showing you what to expect. >> prince george county school is offering free immunizations to students. only a handful took advantage of it at largo medical center. megan thornton said the school district is concerned about the number of parents who failed to vaccinate their children in years past. >> i think the number one is not knowing. i think it's important to get the information out there. >> my kayla young is going into seventh grade. her father said the free clinic is a big

>> kaiser permanente offering free immunizations to students this week, because more than 6,000 students in this school district didn't have the required vaccinations on the first day of school last year. >> so we're making a big bush this year to make sure every student has proper vaccinations and ready to go on day one. >> doctor specializes in infectious disease and says kids not getting vaccines creates health risks for all students. he says many of the families in prince georges county that are not getting routine immunizations don't have health insurance. >> i think the main reason is poor access to vaccinations and i think ultimately, here is one of the solutions. we offer this as a free service to our community. >> to any student who does not have the proper vaccination will be excluded from classes. >> got vaccines fromn

men any jie tis. he said he -- meningitis. he can rest easier. >> good to get that taken care of earlier. we're working for you -- arlington county told us today it host free clinics on tuesdays, wednesdays and fridays, alex and drandria scho they're sending it. they're offering free clinics throughout the summer. you'll need to make an appointment, though. you can find all of this information, just search vaccines. well, much of the country is dealing with intense heat this weekend. summer temperatures have brought statistics. >> it was the worst july for hot car deaths in nearly a decade. details on a new federal law under consideration to save lives. hi miguel. >> hey, doreen and leon, it's good to be with you guys. this story comes on the heels of two tragic deaths in arizona

seven month old and one-year-old killed in a hot car in two consecutive days. legislatures are taking a look at this legislation. but essentially ask that all new cars be manufactured with an alarm system, a warning device that let's you know, check your backseat to make sure children are not in the backseat. over the last decade or so, nearly 800 children have died in hot cars. this is an issue all across the country, of course out west, we're dealing with record temperatures, 15 million under excessive heat warnings. police tell us you can be in a car in 60-deweather and in 10 to 15 minutes that can turn deadly, certainly something folks are watching all across the country as they push this new legislation. back to you guys. >> all right. thanks miguel. you can watch the full report tonight on nightly news with lester holt which comes your way right after this broadcast. >> let's go back to doug in the storm center with an update on the wet weather raging around out the

>> coming down in some areas, others are saying, we haven't seen any rain today. most of you have stayed pretty sunny, if you live in southern maryland, no rain at all for you folks, through the district, montgomery, frederick county all seeing heavy rain. the severe thunderstorm that prompted the warning in the dc area and prince georges county has weakened now and the warning has been cancelled. it was until 7:00 that warning has been cancelled from this storm right here. you can see what's happened here, this storm came through dc. and then kind of has been weakening around the montgomery county area and striking a little bit in parts, let's take a little bit of a tour here. we've had heavy rain and flooding in that area, some trees down in parts of northwest around the kensington, seeing some of that heavy rain fall. i'll zoom in a little bit more, you can see what i'm talking about along the parkway, north chevy chase, seeing the rain, to the east, in through parts

heavy rain. this is moving to the north, so heads up around green belt. if you're not seeing it yet, you'll see it soon, farther to the south and right along route 50 out to buoy. heavy rain that continues in that area, also seeing some lightning. as i mentioned some flooding and flood warning now in effect through parts of the district as well as parts of prince georges county and southeastern montgomery county as we see upwards of an inch and could see another inch or so. never drive through flooded roadways. again, we can't express that enough. now, next couple of days, more of the same tomorrow, high temperatures upper 80s to low 90s. i think we'll see a good chance of few showers and thunderstorms. 30% chance you'll see it in your area. thursday and friday, temperatures into the low 90s. before we see a front come through and that brings through some really nice weather for the weekend. rain likely, next on monday and most of next week, a little bit cooler. continue to keep you

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> i'm carol maloney in richmond day 5 of training camp for the redskins. we've got an update today. it's not an answer, exactly on how jordan is doing. you remember he's been on the list, l

before training camp begun, he had a sore toe, physically unable to perform. we saw him practicing on his own yesterday and he looked like jordan reid. today we learned he went to see a specialist in charlotte. that appointment is just a check up and he's still listed as day-to-day. time now to check in with number 71, trent williams, his eighth training camp. he's trying something new. the 320-pound offensive tackle is a vegan. he's been meat and dairy free for a month now. man, does he miss mexican food. he knows this will make him better, yes, i said better, even though he's already considered the best offensive tackle in the league and five-time probowler, he has greater things in mind. >> my determination to me is one of the best to play the game, so, i mean, that alone will fuel you because it's such an unknown. you know.

you never know how things may play out, you know, you never know when that decline is coming, so for me it scared the crap of me and it keeps me working harder. >> why did you change your diet and your exercise routine. if it ain't broke, don't fix it? >> wise man once told me, if you're not getting better, you're getting worse. you never stay the same. i just lifted weighted and continue to get better and better myself. i don't want to come back the same player as i left. >> well, he does have the same head coach. jay, back for his fourth year, signed an extension in the off season, adding two more years to his contract, but he lost 25 pounds to go along with that right before camp. he also helped champion a league-wide rule, a rule change eliminating cut-down days. the coach now gets all four preseason games to evaluate all 90 players on his roster. i

preference from his playing days. >> some of these guys may have only got 15, 10, 15 reps throughout the first preseason and you can holy cow, this guy is good. he plays better under the lights. some guys practice better than -- i was not a good practice player, i was way better game player, you know, i really was, for whatever, i don't know why. i just owned it. i focused a lot more. practice i kind of just winged it a little bit, so to speak, so, yeah, some guys are like that. >> well, a great moment earlier today, $50,000 check that goes to morgan program. richard mayor, declares morgan moses foundation stay, it's a partnership and the redskins' charitable foundation, it goes to his homework helps program that offers tutoring for students. i'm going to turn it over

>> we're interested, he looks good. all right. >> we'll find out

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