from a sunny sunday to a weather alert monday, i'm going to have the full details on that flash flood watch going into effect for the top of our workweek. a car crashed dangerously close to a gas stationum

before bursting into flames. new details tonight on a local man police say caused the deadly crash. and less than an hour ago we got the condition of the teenager shot on that metro train. we'll find out how riders feel about their safety on the rails. well, the weekend is just about over, folks. and so is that nice weather we enjoyed. good evening, everybody. i'm jim handily in tonight for erica. get ready for a storm team alert tomorrow. we're talking heavy rain, storms and even flash flood alerts. tracking it all in the storm center with what to expect for your monday. >> craw, that's right. we've got showers and storms. want to get to this graphic here, because it's important you know tomorrow we are under a flash flood watch. and that starts on monday at noon all the

highlighted here are green for the district. prince george, northern virginia and on down towards maryland. here's a look at that monday commute. temperatures tomorrow in the 70s. we're probably not going to break that because of all the cloud coverage and rain we're expecting. those storms could be dumping some heavy rain at time and could be severe. i'll have more details in just a moment. right now we have a condition of a teenager shot on a red line metro train. news 4 darcy spencer is live for us with what we're learning tonight. darcy. >> reporter: jim, we just got an update fro

they are telling us the teenager remains in the hospital, but fortunately his condition as stabilized. that is good news. police also telling us they are following some very strong leads in this investigation. red line train service back to normal at the takoma station after a broad daylight shooting left a teenager seriously injured. >> very scary. >> reporter: police are still looking for these three persons of interest. police say the teen was shot in the stomach as the train pulled into the station about 3:00 in the afternoon. the suspects ran across the train, ran across the platform and got onto another train. >> yes, it's a concern. it's a young man. i have a 27-year-old son. it could have easily been him. >> we understand the concern. crime can

happen on metro. we take very aggressive steps to keep crime low. >> reporter: the shooting may have been recorded giving police critical information as they hunt for the shooter. >> it's safe. but at the same time you need to watch your surroundings and what you're doing. >> where their safety issues sometimes is not in the metro area itself but outside the station, muggings. generally the mecho a generally pretty safe system. >> reporter: that's pretty much what we heard from riders tonight. the system was effective for about 3 hours today. service completely back to normal. when you take your ride tomorrow morning, everything will be normal. you may or may not see some additional police activity. for any updates on this case as it happens over night, you can check it out

washington app. jim back to you. >> darcy, thank you. and now to arlington where a man is accused of sitting a high rise building on fire and pushing a baby toward the flames. arlington county police tell us this all started yesterday at a building near columbia pike on green brayer street. we're told both the woman and baby escaped. the fire damaged nearly 30 dwrunts in that building. police have now identified the driver that caused a deadly crash here. he now faces homicide charges. and we're learning that a good samaritan pulled him from the car but couldn't get the passenger out. that passenger

a motorcyclist is dead after leading police on a high-speed chase. this happened around 2:30 this morning. clint gascons was speeding and state troopers saw him weaving in and out of traffic at times going more than 130 miles an hour. he kept going even after troopers try today stop him. virginia state police say he lost control of his bike. after entering prince county he hit a retaining wall. new tonight we now know what caused that deadly amusement park ride. a teenager died when the ride broke apart in midair. the maker of the fireball says a corroded support beam is to blame. kng says the thickness of the beam wore down over the years. the ride at the ohio ste

was built nearly 20 years ago. all similar rides were taken out of commission. rare weather patterns have sparked a powerful storm in tulsa tonight. and people are not out of the woods yet. more severe weather in forecast for parts of the midatlantic tomorrow. 100 mile an hour winds ripped rooftops off of homes and businesses and snapped power poles. dozens of people were injured including a group inside a tgi friday's restaurant who were trapped after the roof collapsed. >> it completely collapsed right on top of everybody. so it's lucky people came out alive. >> it happened very quickly. >> tulsa hasn't had a tornado in august since the late 1950s. more weather problems this time in the big easy. shows the

people in new orleans are dealing with tonight. nearly a foot of rain fell in some neighborhoods overwhelming the city's pump stations. and things could get worse because storm team 4 expects, again, more rain for them tomorrow. close to home investigators are irk withing to learn what started a fire. they say hoarding was a problem with the home. we're told the fire began in the basement. investigators say no one is hurt, but there's roughly $100,000 in damage to the house. a teenage boy from the district has been missing for more than two weeks now. his name is brandon lewis. he was last seen july 19th near 14th street on columbia road. call police if you have any information. it supposed to be a cease-fire, a weekend without violence in baltimore. instead two men

shootings saturday night. advocates in baltimore say the homicides don't take away their messages for peace. they called for a 72 hour cease-fire. both the department and the mayor embraced it. they recorded more than 208 homicide. the greater city area had 160. tonight the white house is responding to two new gemts. new fall out on this weekend's new sanctions on north korea. and vice president mike pence is calling talk he may consider for the white house in 2020 absurd. nbc's kelly o'donald covers it all for us. >> reporter: from his summer stay at his new jersey golf resort, president trump's first take on a significant foreign policy accomplishment, the north korea sanctions came without

today the adrenaline out of the trump administration came from vice president mike pence after a "the new york times" report described a shadow campaign for 2020 where prominent republicans including pence donors and make political stops in case president trump is not on the ballot. but in a lengthy review the vice president called the assertions disgraceful and offensive to me, laughable and absurd and pledged his efforts to see president trump re-elected in 2020. counselor kellyanne conway defended pence's loyalty. >> it is absolutely true he is getting ready in 2020 for re-election as vice president. >> reporter: speculation smolders given the president's approval

pressed about whether the president would try to fire special counsel bob mueller, conway batted that away. >> he's not even discussing firing bob mueller. >> reporter: the justice department currently over seeing the team, rob rosenstein would have to over see any expansion of the probe to area and people beyond the russian election interference and would not say if he had. >> bob mueller understands and i understand the specific scope hof the investigation, and so it's not a fishing expedition. that was kelly o'donald reporting. the police chief says it's disgraceful. more fall out of a d.c. officers controversial shirt. and man lost for days in 100 degree heat with just a bottle of water. you'll hear his

survival. >> the thought that went my mind when a plane goes down, this is what it feels like. it may be getting a little more dangerous. we've got that one reason after the break. we're taking it back to high school tonight. club sports final. hoping they're union helps the redskins defense take flight. a new contract for redskins red coach. how a daily dose of vinegar has the coach feeling better than better. and john wall helping to hang some banners now. all that and much more

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a terrifying experience for passengers onboard an american airlines flight this weekend. severe turbulence jostled the plane over the atlantic ocean. the shaking was so violent it slatered drinks onto the ceiling. we've seen a number of similar incidents recently. we take a look at what could be causing these turb lulent skies >> reporter: the seat belt signs were on, but that didn't keep ten of the nearly 300 people onboard the american airlines flight 759 from grease to philadelphia from being injured. severe turbulence rocked the plane over the atlantic just 30 minutes before landing. >> i'd never experienced anythiik

mind is when a plane goes down, this is what it feels like. >> reporter: most of the injured were crew members up serving drinks near the incident. on may a flight from moskow to bangkok hit clear air leaving blood and debris everywhere, 27 passengers injured. and in june some passengers carried away on stretchers after a weather incident from panama to houston. the jetstream shifting increasing the risk of severe turbulence on many major routes. >> in the ballpark of 25% increase and how strong they will feel but also a doubling of the frequency of the turbulence. >> plane makers like boeing say their aircraft are made for this. a bit of comfort for those moments

some not so friendly skies. steve patterson, nbc 7 news. new at 11:00, a story of survival. a man lasts days in the arizona desert battling triple degree temperatures with just one bottle of water. nic holeman says he got lost about two hours north of phoenix. the plan he decided to take him turned into nothing but a trail. but it was when his engine stopped and battery died he made this video. >> if you find this video, please tell me sisters how much i love them. >> what a frightening ordeal. he says he mostly prayed to keep himself going. he eventually found a small creek, and after two days he was spotted by a man on a

>> closer to home tonight a suspect is off the hook all because of a t-shirt. here's a look at that t-shirt. the officer may have been wearing when he made that arrest of the young man for gun possession charges. some say it spreads a racist white supremeicist message. a d.c. judge dismissed that gun possession case to its possible connection to the t-shirt. the department can file the charges again. hundreds celebrated the food, music and culture of elseveral dar. this is the eighth year of the salvadoran festival in montgomery county. one of the festival's founders says those concerns didn't keep people away and likely brought more people out. police were also there to get the message out that peopl

them. >> they shouldn't be concerned at all. we don't care about immigration status at all. all we care about is that a crime has been committed. >> we feel safe in montgomery county. they are so proud, and we have a very good relationship with them. >> the salvadoran consulate was also there to help answer questions and help people renew their passports. held in montgomery county's rockfield campus of the college. this time tomorrow we're all just going to be wringing out. >> exactly. that's what mother nature is going to be doing. we're expecting a lot of showers, so much show that tomorrow certainly a weather alert day especially with the drastic change we're going to see today and tomorrow. let's get straight to the graphics so i can show you

flash flood warning in effect. if you're just tuning in, we have a flash flood watch. it starts tomorrow at lunchtime, noon and goes until 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night. parts or entirety of the district, prince george's county into parts of northern virginia, montgomery county all the way down to southern maryland. localized areas could see more than 3 inches, of course. right now already tracking the beginning of the on set of these showers right now. farther west pushing into parts of louden county. not holding too well, but the intensity of rain will pick up tonight. 76 in the district. 73 in dulles. as we head into the over night hours, i'm think wale drop into the upper 60s and lower 70s tonight. here's a look. let's time this baby out

a chance for some showers. of course this could be different locations as we head through the next couple of hours. over cast skies, if it's not raining you're just a on a break and more showers are coming. we head into the afternoon and evening hours, we're going to be keeping a close eye down into southern maryland where we could see some active storms popping up tomorrow afternoon. and as we head into tuesday, things shift. so the good news is this is going to last 24 hours max. tuesday morning actually get some clearing, some drying. that humidity begins to drop. again, temperatures in the upper 70s. we are going to have a real difficult time leaving the upper 70s tomorrow, folks. what we can see is showers on and off, over cast skies. showers beginning to decrea

night. big picture shows weather alert day tomorrow and then we have this nice stint of reel agood weather. and then we're going to keep our eye on the next two days. 88 is the norm for this time of year, so we are fairing on the cooler side of things. but you know what, we should be starting to warm things up as we head towards the middle of the week. >> thank yous so much. and good luck to us all tomorrow. >> right,

here with that strong finish for the nats in chicago. >> that's right. go to the second city and get out on top. that's the way to get it done. you've probably heard about the one to be the best, you've got to beat the

the cubs were the best. but this week in chicago the nationals did not have their best. on paternity leave and steven on the dl. it's a social media stuff. ruining any fun the nats were having. bottom of the fourth, cubs catcher, this is his second homer. cubs bull pen going crazy. skip ahead, top eighth. not letting him steal the show. that's going to the center with bases load. that's his first career grand slam since 2013. came at the right it time. i think this guy still might be there. go there tomorrow morning and he

of the fence. no, he did get it. all right, some super heroes on hand to watch the series finalally between the orioles and tigers. bottom of the first, man on for jonathan scope. that's gone. 25th home run of the season. and you know what, adam jones drinking water, love to see that. make sure you hydrate. and batter up, chris davis. 18th homer for davis. so the orioles back-to-back home runs. and that puts them up 3-0. it's back-to-back to back home runs for the orioles. they win it 12-3 the final. and in honor of jim haley, sydney open in d.c. mens final alexander stealing the

what he's going to do, he's going to put it out. fourth title this year. definitely a player to keep an eye on. and on the women's side -- serving to julia gurgis, championship point. first title in three years. all right, nascar, and this guy is what you call a trendsetter. a dale easunburn. and the number two car takes over the top spot. but -- but with four laps to go, he has to head to the pit. turack stays out and regains the top spot. and tura

>> good stuff there. you're right, keep your eye on that. 20 years old, he is going you each drive a ford pickup right? that. 20 years old, he is going yes.

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oh, yeah, here we go. and welcome to "sports final." and you know what, my friends, we begin where it seems like we were last season with an injury concern for wide receiver doxen. remember his rookie season 2016 save for two games and two catches it was wiped out by an achilles injury. on sunday he was bothered by a different and hoped not a serious ailment. the coach talking to