right to it. show you where the storm is, 6:45. zoom on in there for me amelia. let me get out of the way so you can zoom on in. this includes charles county, saint mary's county. and parts of -- mechanicmechani. now here around the savage area, this severe thunderstorm warning continuing until 6:45, there's another strong storm right around the bowie area, look at this one coming right through fairfax. fairfax, this storm moving right towards the district. that's going to be the strongest storm the dc area sees today and more back around the region, again, this storm right here, new severe thunderstorm warning until 6:45. st. mary's county, and any more ms

to keep you posted. >> thank you. >> some parents in prince georges county are holding their children a little extra tight tonight. he's still stunned by the news that three little girls were killed inside a home on their block. >> chopper 4 was over the scene in clinton today. you can see toys in the backyard there. >> team coverage of this crime and the calls for change from local leaders demanding an end to the deadly cycle of domestic violence. >> let's start with darcy spencer, she is at the scene in clinton. darcy. >> well, jim, prince georges county police have been out here since 7:30 this morning investigating and now they're doing it in the rain. if you take a look down the street. this is the scene. we're still don't know how exactly these young children died. but we're do know they suffered trauma to their bodies. >> the backyard looks like a play land for young children, a trampoline, a toddler basketball hoop, a bike. the three little girls who would

their bodies found by a family member they were all under the age of ten. this neighbor, a -- just can't believe what happened here. >> you think about the innocence of children and to imagine someone harming them. >> it's ridiculous. like children that ask to be here. if you have a problem with something, don't take it out on the kid. >> i'm still shaking because of the fact that there are three children dead in my neighborhood. >> james lives on the same street where the children were found dead. he saw a woman outside and she was distraught. >> looking into her face and she's to now know they're kids. >> investigators collected evidence inside the home on drive in clinton. they say the crime was confined to this home and they're speaking to those who were inside, a neighbor says two men were taken away in handcuffs.

made. to imagine someone else walking in and seeing their own family destroyed. >> yeah, i can't imagine. i can't imagine. >> the police department offered counseling to officers to cope with one of the difficult scenes they encounter on the job. in the clinton community of prince georges county, darcy spencer, news 4. >> this is jackie bensen, among those who responded here to this horrific scene, prince georges county states attorney. police are not saying that the killing of these little girls is domestic relating, but statistics show the vast majority of murders of children in prince georges county over the last five years were by people they knew or were related to. >> we're woke up, again, this morning, as hard as it is to yet another nightmare is what it felt like. these three beautiful, beautiful young children and i know that i

every single prince georges when i say we're absolutely heart broken. >> domestic related murders of women and children in prince georges county had been the highest in the state in recent years now in 2016, a task force was impanelled with these specific mission of addressing that very serious problem. live in clinton, jackie bensen, news 4. >> such a sad story, thank you, jackie. >> we are staying on top of the breaking news at the white house now and battled chief strategist steve bannon is out. no official word on what he'll do next, but sources say he'll likely return to the right wing web site bright bart, bannon's next -- his exit brings an end to his rocky tenure in the west wing where he clashed with many of president trump's top aides. today's announcement was welcome news to the traders on the floor of new york stock

is said to have submitted his resignation on august seventh. >> that live coverage on cnbc caught traders on the floor cheering. fridays are typically quiet in washington, but not this summer. sean spicer resigned as press secretary, friday july 21st. one week later, chief of staff reince priebus was out and then today, news of bannon. >> now to the other big story we're covering, the manhunt in spain for the terrorists behind back to back attacks. an american celebrating his first wedding anniversary is among the 13 people killed after a van mowed down pedestrians in barcelona yesterday.

wave of violence. richard engle reports now from barcelona. >> a van came barrelling through here. and that turns out to have just been the start of a wave of terrorist attacks. just a few hours after that attack, it was a second attack that police mainly boarded that happening south of barcelona, five people in a van started rushing towards crowds, rushing towards police, there have been, however, overturned and police quickly shot them dead, killing four right away. the fifth dying a short time later. in there van, according to police, they had knives, they had an ax and they were wearing what police described as fake suicide vests. spanish authorities are investigating this as two connected incidents. they are absolutely calling it terrorism. they say it is gee ha dee terrorism. now, the street is, perhaps, even more crowded than it was at the time of the attack. tens of thousands of people have come here,

members of the royal family to express their sympathy, support, to show that the people here in this city refuse to be terrorized. richard engle, nbc news, barcelona. >> in finland, police are not ruling out the possibility that other people were involved in today's deadly stabbing spree. officers shot the suspect and took him into custody after he allegedly killed two people and injured six others. >> chaos caught on camera in northern virginia. a moment is suspected carjacker is taken by down police tasers. it began on little river turnpike and ended in the parking lot where we're

bureau reporter julie carey. >> i mean, it was a shattering impact. there was smoke in my car from the air bag deployment. >> the suspect's suv lost its tire, crash victims watched as the suspect bailed out with his dog and began running down the street. >> he immediately gets out of his car and i hear him say, not me, not today. he goes into the backseat, picks up his pit bull and he starts running down the road with the pit bull in hand. >> but it wasn't long before there was more mayhem and more crashed cars at the little river shopping center. the suspect approached a woman heading to work at the bank, demanding her keys. she ran to the bank security guard for help. the suspect followed, pulled a knife, cutting the

grabbing the key. >> all of a sudden he got into a car and then backed up, hit a couple of cars and hit the pillar on safe way and came flying through over a median and actually hit a parked car sitting at a stop sign. >> this is cell phone video that shows the suspect on the ground still with his dog. officers negotiating to get him to surrender. >> he kept holding the dog. but the man refused to comply. you can see on the video, the moment police decide to use a taser to separate him from the dog and take him into custody. i'm julie carey, news 4. >> a flood of peaceful protesters streamed through downtown durham, north carolina, they rallied against circling a confederate monument brought down earlier this week. echos remain from last weekend's rally in virginia. leon harris is here with developments, leon. >> apparently there is still some hate in those echos, death threats being made against the mother whose daughter was killed in

charlottesville. heather heyer was run over and killed on saturday. they're saying that people are threatening her life. she said she has not returned phone calls for president trump. >> whether there was vai rens on both sides or not is irrelevant. the guy mowed my daughter down. and, you know, sorry, that's not excusable. >> susan says the white house has reached out to her at least three times but she said she missed the first few calls after turning off her phone that's because she was at her daughter's funeral. more tearful good-byes at another funeral today. this time from one of the virginia state troopers who was killed responding to the violence in charlottesville. he and lieutenant jay coleman died. being remembered a

coach, father, husband and hero. >> steve bannon gets the boot, but who takes his place and will his exit bring order to the west wing. >> plus a huge fire at building under construction burned a lot longer than it should have. the i-team investigates the reasons why and why it has chiefs around the region calling fo continuing to track strong storms including one right over downtown, right over and it's actually shaking the building with the thunder. take a look outside right now. this is from our patio camera, suck see the hef ri rain. the wind, this storm continues to develop as it moves down towards the east. heads up into parts of north west, northeast and right

z2fwdz z16fz y2fwdy y16fy

do you know that, chuck? >> it is coming down out there right now, across our region, take a look. this is the live camera. look at this, barely see across the dulles toll road, extremely heavy rain coming right on through and as we're zoom on down right on ith

heavy rain, right through downtown, through chevy chase, right over the buildings over towards arlington. look out for the area, around boston, extremely heavy rain fall, there. a big storm just south and east, bowie, this storm making its way and we've been watching this storm, too, and mechanicsville, severe thunderstorm warning there until 6:45. severe thunderstorm until 6:45, including the annapolis area and areas along i-97. heads up just to the south and east of bowie watching these storms as they move on through the region. they'll be done by around 7:30 and then a lot different as we're make our way through the weekend, i'll show you how. i'll be back in just a bit. >> we're can hear lots of noise, even here in the studio,

>> all this as the president goes to camp david to discuss options for winning in afghanistan. >> meet the press moderator chuck todd joins us the way to get your take. the steve bannon thing, what we're hearing that he is already gone back to bright bart news. >> they've already announced it. it was pretty clear. interesting along the 24 hours. most important -- supporters and clearly they've been helping with financials which is this mercer family that was instrumental financially and backing and then presidential election, so he had a meeting with those folks yesterday, so i think we're see how he clearly did know this day was coming and it was more of a -- because when you move this quickly from resignation to suddenly you end up being the editorial

the white house. >> that's what's fascinating. there is no obvious person here. he was the closest thing you had to, you know, the closest thing you would compare, david axelrod, during the obama years. there isn't now a person who has that political portfolio. the person who is going to guard the narrative and political identity of the president, which, of course, what has the populace wing of the party nervous, saying oh my god, steve bannon is gone. who is going to keep him, you know, there. he's suddenly going to move to the republican, you know, establishment or something like that. there isn't one person. you know, it's john kelly is not a political guy. he's there. he's not worrying about the president, he's worried about the staff. there isn't one person, yet. closest, maybe it's the vice president's chief of staff. he's probably the most politically savvy of the group that's now in the inner circle, that would be od if the vice president's chief of staff, guarding the political

of the president. >> doubling down on both sides, sharing some blame from last weekend in charlottesville. and members of his own party are starting to speak, how long will they start to speak out against this president. >> maybe that is interpreted by somehow, oh, the president, is turning the page on his connection with the alt-right, or however you want to describe that wing of supporters. look, steve bannon was three months in the making. i mean, there were plenty president's son-in-law was trying to get a rid of them. there was a line of people on that front. i don't know if it's really going to serve as that -- as that somehow that's going to help them. he's got to do something. mitt romney, we're probably wouldn't be talking about mitt romney's facebook post today if it wasn't for the bannon firing. it was a very

to address the nation. at least admit that your words, the words weren't inter preted even if you won't take them back. try to reconcile. try to at least make the attempt at racial healing. it's what the party desperately wants to see, at least the capitol hill version of it. so i don't know how he moves. he's got to figure out how to move past this. he's got to address it. he can't just sort of wait it out. >> like the mother in charlottesville said just, but he can't solve this with a hand shake and an apology. >> here is the thing, why haven't you been called yet. >> it wasn't the president at that service. >> here is the thing, i don't know if he would have been welcomed. that -- tim scott from south carolina said the president is basically losing his authority, you can argue that would -- i don't know he made a welcome. the president of the united states might not have been welcomed in

the mother of the victim doesn't want to see the phone call. he's got to get it back. no president can afford to lose it this way. >> and we've -- and we're showed pictures of air force one headed for -- the camp david, what do you know about that. >> well, i can tell you this. they've been stuck because everybody is on the same page in afghanistan accept the president. it actually reminds me, and everybody wants to con flat this drama with all the other trump dramas. this show down between the president and his military advisers where he's in one place and everybody else is pushing him in another, remind me of where barack obama was at this same point, he was having a similar back and forth, i think you can -- you could see the answer for the military advisers was with obama and you've got to have more troops and you've dot to protect what we've done. barack obama's question

donald trump's question is to what end. by the way, i don't blame them. you get, right. this is the never ending war and he's frustrated because every option he got involved sending more troops. just like that's what barack obama was complaining about, every option he was getting, send me more troops. send more troops. >> terror attack raising concerns about safety. an expert weighs in on the evolving threat and one area that's particularly vulnerable. >> time is running out. why local families may soon be forced out of their homes and on to the streets. >> and we're need your help to clear the shelters in our region.

adoption fees are going to be waived tomorrow as part of a nationwide pet drive. head to our nbc washington instagram page for pictures of pets looking forever home. we'll have r

well, as we've been telling you, we're in weather alert mode this evening. >> so let's get straight int

center. what are those conditions right now, you guys. >> earlier today with we are talking about the heat index, close to 110 degrees we're need storms to come dlu athrough andk out the humidity. >> some heavy rain and thunderstorms is going to make up for a beautiful weekend. >> take a look at these storms, here is one of them, this is from our tower camera, look at this, really cool shot. looking across the patomic here. not raining in national harbor now. this is arlington. you can see that's where it's raining, look at the levels of clouds here and the hef avy rai right underneath this area. we've seen this line come through our region. you can see -- almost done. louden county, back towards and culpepper, you're done, you don't have any more rain tonight. frederick county, same thing, especially around 7:00, you should be fine. dc under the gun. we're getting hit here in northwest. we've seen a lot of lightning and thunder

still has a lot of rain associated with that. just follow this line right over towards northern portions of prince georges county. i'll show you where the heaviest storm is, right now with lightning right over college park, around college park, this is moving towards green belt. very heavy rain. right along the beltway, of course, along 50. here is chevrolet, road and out 50. you're going to continue to see that heavy rain fall. we're had that rain down to the south, look at huesville, mechanicsville, severe thunderstorm warning still in effect until 6:45. this is a very big storm. we've been watching this one move all the way across from west to east and going to make its way toward cal bert county. and then -- another line, this line now forming and i expect to see more storms develop around fredericksburg, more around the area and wider view showing that we're still have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect in the pink that

i do expect most of this to start to -- to start to be cancelled now or let go in and around the dc area off to the west. we'll see the storms around the area. there it is right there. look at the storms off in the distance, rain right now at the airport, but the storm, we're pan left, guys, that's where we'll see some of the heaviest rain making its way on through the region. one thing i want you to remember, we're still had a flash flood watch in effect until 2:00 tonight. look at that, no planes on the runway. we've got a little bit of ground stop. watch out for that. now back in here, you'll see the flash flood watch. areas in the green you should flash flood watch until 2:00 a.m. flash flood warning in that area. i mention the fact, that once we're move out, it's going to be a lot nicer tomorrow. the high temperature will be close to where it was today at 89 degrees. no humidity, lower humidity, mostly sunny and not too humid at all.

solar eclipse coming up on monday and cannot wait for that. join us we're have a special from 1 to 3:00 in the afternoon and then late next week, looking absolutely fantastic. we'll continue to watch this heavy rain moving through. hopefully out of here by around 8:00 tonight. you've got the late night plans. >> thank you. doug. >> a string of big fires. locally and around the country igniting debate on what's allowed as buildings go up. tonight, fire chiefs tell the news

>> consumer investigation you won't see anywhere else. >> closed emergency valves, limited firefighter access and construction pushing the limits of the cone. college parks fire chief tells the news 4 i-team several factors caused this apartment fire in april to burn much longer than it should have, putting firefighters and the public at unnecessary risk. >> investigative reporter jody fliesher say the same safety issues are happening over and over again and what needs to change. jody. >> jim, we're talking about fires at large apartment buildings, while they're under construction. fire chiefs around the country say the buildings are getting bigger and bigger and that the protections that are suppose to be in place to allow thatea

ready to move in. >> there's been in boston, oakland. it's getting to be once every couple week occurrence. >> anything over five stories use to be considered a high-rise with strict requirements for steel and concrete construction and more robust sprinkler system. they have allowed wooden buildings to climb taller and taller. in most places they could be five stories of wood on top of a kremt and steel base. >> this building was

it was built to the absolute max. i mean, probably to within fractions of an inch. >> he says that means fires like this one can actually be six or seven stories off the ground. he says likely wooden construction is more flammable than the traditional masonry style. they were built into a hill with no access to firefighters to get behind the building and when firefighters hooked up, the internal supply it took more than an hour to realize the new buildings were left closed. >> when we're pumped into the fire department connection in the front of the building, the water wasn't going anywhere. >> repeated calls were not returned. the fire sprinkler system had been installed but the current code does not require it to be turned on during construction. >> this would have been a one sprinkler head fire and the next day nobody would have been talking about this incident. >> instead it was smoldering just like the battle sparked by all of these

construction, so for firefighters, that's a very dangerous time. >> he was in charge of the montgomery county fire department when this blaze tore through the gables while under construction in rockville. >> we're had sections of the group falling off of that building. >> he says fire trucks couldn't get behind that building either, and the fire sprinklers were slated to turn on the next day. the fire department immediately pushed to change local codes. current chief scott goldstein says now new wooden buildings can be fire stories total and firefighters have to have a path around the structure. >> we're did make those adjustments and i would not be surprised if they work on some refinements. >> fire officials try to address the issue statewide but failed at the legislature in the past two years. >> you know, i think there's great opposition, i think the bill asks for too much and i think that's what hurt us. >> the fire marshals says t

vigorously the more affordable style of construction saying when existing codes are followed, the buildings are safe. in a statement to news 4 i-team the council said in part the intent of the recent legislation was not clear and as a result imposed unrealistic requirements on both existing and new construction. the requirements were expensive and of uncertain benefit. >> let's get people with vested interest in this, into the same place that we're can sit down and propose reasonable solutions. >> the largest jurisdiction that can do something, will be looking at that and making those changes. >> the college park chief says he plans to approach prince georges county leaders when his investigation is complete. >> it's not just a local problem to us. i mean, we're had the ability, hopefully, to maybe be trend setters. >> the chiefs all told me they like to see fire sprinkler systems turned on as soon as they're installed and tested. that could protect these buildings during tr

investigators may never know what sparked the april fire, but they believe it was accidental. now, we're also reached out to the national multi-family housing counsel and the association of home builders to see their thoughts on all of them. you can read statements from them and on our web site at nbc washington.com. jody fliesher, news 4 i-team. >> they paid their bills and played by the rules. while local families could soon be forced out of their homes for something that management

do. >> new flash flood warning, now this includes dc. this includes arlington, as well as, actually, dc, yeah, arlington county, fairfax county. extremely heavy rain has fallen in this area, upwards of two inches. i've seen a lot of reports flooding, a long rock creek, heads up if you're in this area. this is around the branch avenue, watch out around that region, too, you'll continue to see heavy rain through here. flash flood warning in effect until 9:30 tonight.

imagine living in this, deplorable conditions at a condo building in desperate need of repair. the fire alarm don't work and people are squatting in empty rooms if things aren't fixed and quickly, families could forced out of the condominiums in temple hills. aimee cho has more. >>

from having no place to call home. >> in the heat of the moment, got to find someone, that will be crazy. >> no idea. absolutely no idea. and start school and things like that. >> last time we're had to find, you know, find a family member to stay with. >> passion pleasant was a victim last time, too, that doesn't make it any easier this time around. >> you keep saying sorry is not helping these children that live around here. it's not helping these elderly people, it's not helping these people that live around here, you keep saying you're sorry. >> all these unsafe conditions and more inside, doors propped open like this are a fire hazard. if there were to be a fire, having these doors open would mean the flames and smoke would travel quicker. they've known about the fire hazards for a year. now firefighters say times up to fix it. >> we're need it fixed, what if there's a fire and we're have no alarm.

tuesday, that is short notice for people. how are we're suppose to find, you know, living arrangements. >> they say they think they can make the tuesday deadline. >> you cannot please all people at all times. this is a difficult situation, we're trying to find a solution that best fits everyone. >> what many families are preparing for the worst. >> it's nothing we're can do but move. as fast as possible. it's a count down they never saw coming. in temple hills, aimee cho, news 4. >> eclipse, excitement is spreading across the country and even though it's not until monday, many the cosmic event is going to over shadow the entire weekend. they're getting ready for the path of totality at 70-mile strip from oregon all the way to south carolina, millions are going to jump on to highways along the path to get the best

biggest as you've heard all this week, the experience is going to last a lifetime. we're hope. >> our digital team has an updated list on where you can find the special eclipse glasses, check it out news 4 is working for you on monday with live local coverage starts at 1:00 p.m. doreen and i will join you then. >> we're need to -- pose in those glasses for promo shot. >> protesters taking a stand without saying a word. >> keeping your families safe, a local expert weighs in on the late terror trend astnd

you may be getting the same alerts on your phone that we're getting here, what is this, the flood watch, doug. >> that's the flash flood warning, doreen. you heard the phones in the newsroom going off, any time you have that, if you have our storm team 4 weather app or nbc washington app or whatever it is on your phone, you're going to get that alert. that alert was a flash flood warning. this is high. we've got high water now. you can see it on the right side of your screen there, minute ago we were watching the cars go through it and water spraying everywhere here, we've got a red light. heavy rain. take a look at the radar as we're move on through. that radar picture showing the heaviest of the rain moving along i-95 into the east if you're back here, no problem, look down around the new severe thunderstorm warning. charles county, saint mary's county. this is the area

as far as severe thunderstorm or flash flooding goes, however. this is a big deal. very heavy rain around bowie right now. let's zoom on in here and show you what we're talking, right around bethesda and right along route 50. this area under a flash flood warning until 9:30 tonight. flash flood warning until 9:30. that includes area -- around 123. right through northwest dc, right around georgia avenue, out 50 around -- heads up in this region, remember, i'll tell you all the time, please remember turn around. this is the other storm. we're had this storm. this is the one we've been watching all afternoon. right now really under the gun. from this one. it's not this storm that prompted the new warning. it's this storm right here. just to the south here, right around 301. along 301 moving right over the patomic in towards charles county. in towards saint mary's county. getting hit hard now.

storm and that will move right -- frederick all seeing that storminess. now, we're have seen these severe thunderstorm watch trim back, just as i mentioned, montgomery county, louden county, no longer under that watch as this whole line is moving off towards the east. and when it does, it will move through here over night and most areas will be dry by around 8:00 tonight. looking at really nice night. the rest of the night and tomorrow looking much nicer. much less in the way of humidity on saturday and sunday. high temperatures only in the upper 80s to around 90, less humidity, it will be more comfortable saturday and sunday. nice weekend, the eclipse on monday, looking good. high temperature of 88, just few clouds, but a great day to get out there and watch and make sure you have glasses, continue to keep you posted. anything else happens in the next 15 minutes guy, i'll bring it to you. >> doug, thank you. the terror attack is renewing concerns about the threat of soft targets and how difficult they can be to protect. places like shopping malls,

outdoor markets where a lot of people gathered. but there is not a lot of security. we're talked to homeland security consultant peter who said he would like to see more officers hire to patrol the dc region. he adds that train and metro stations don't have the same level of security you see at the airport. >> he also said the threat is evolving and with soft targets, a would be terrorist doesn't need military training to pull off an attack. we're asked if are more concerned about public gatherings. nearly half of you said you were concerned. >> breaking news now, new charges against the man accused of plowing into a crowd in charlottesville in last weekend. police have filede

jr. he's accused of ramming protesters with his vehicles leading to the death of one woman. police add, more charges could be coming as this investigation continues. >> it has been a difficult weekend for law enforcement, they're saying good-bye to two virginia state troopers killed in a chopper crash during those protests in charlottesville. and northern virginia reporter david culver shows us for the governor, trooper's death is personal. >> an emotional send off. >> pray that i will see you again. >> governor terry mccollum and his family taking this death personally because it is personal for them.

>> let me tell you this, he loved you. >> bates' older brother, craig, says it's not only his own family who is hurting, but also the police family zl that's the biggest thing for me, keeping the thoughts and prayers not just today, for years to come. >> the funeral procession ending with a symbolic radio silence, ending trooper bates' watch. >> followed by the harmony of men and women in blue, from new york, from new jersey, they're all here to pay respects to trooper bates. but they're going to do it all again in the heat and humidity repeating this tomorrow for lieutenant jay coleman and his family, an emotional weekend, no doubt, for law enforcement not only here on the commonwealth but across the country. in richmond, david culver, news 4. a message on a dc monument casts members of president trump's inner

day confederates. they don't believe he's doing enough. the banner appeared this morning on the statute of confederate officer, it was also a rally about an hour ago. his monument is near metro police headquarters. it's the only outdoor statute and u.s. capitol for member of confederate military. >> don't yell it at the -- yell it into the cake. >> you see, it's working already. sheet caking is a grass roots movement. most of the women i know have been doing it once a week since the election. >> you may have

she graduated from the university of virginia and the school tweeted z2fwcz z16fz

y2fwcy y16fy ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design.

award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. >> chris here in the csa studio it's the preseason in the nfl so final scores don't mean much. keep that in mind on saturday when the redskins face the packers the stars production doesn't matter that much either,

last week's 23-3 loss to the ravens what you have to pay attention to the young guys trying to prove themss. bob marly's grandson is one of those guys the undrafted free agent out of tulane is 5-8 but somehow against the ravens he was a menace, he had four tackles and one sack and another quarterback hence. his real hope to make the team is as a special player on special teams. >> special teams is dire, you know, it's one -- it is if not the most important because you not only have your offense, you have your defense. and you've got to focus and you can't mess up. >> washington, up one in the third, jose, tyi

remains tied until the eighth. ryan zimmerman having his best year of a long time. 29th of the season. his most since 2009. that's the go-ahead run nationals win it 2-1. nationals have another late start tonight in san diego. first pitch is 7. they're on the mound for the nats. well, john wall had his annual back to school give away at the community center. kids were able to enjoy a number of different events including face painting and free food. the students received a backpack full of back to school supplies. they also got to meet wall. this year he had a poignant message. >> very important, especially, what's going on the past week or so in our country and sometimes we're dealing with and i want the kids to understand, no matter what goes on, we're can't use that to try to target anybody else. you know, we're all one whole family eveou

family. and we're have to work to try to get things, best situation we're can and keep it positive. i want them to understand no matter where we're coming from, if it's having money or not having money, you can always try to be something if you want to be a teacher, doctor, firefighter, whatever, you've got to strive and dedicate education to it and work hard every day and understand what it means to you. >> this was the first thing he said, clearly, he wanted to get those thoughts off his chest. >> seems like a lot of people do right now. . >> down to the south and east, as well. a lot of heavy rain in and around the dc metro area. if you live along 50 prince georges county. and flash floorn

in place, in around and around the northwest dc. looking at these severe storms, saint mary's county, chaesrl

tonight, steve bannon out. president trump's controversial chief strategist now the latest high-profile departure for the administration. inside the white house intrigue. terror manhunt. the urgent police search to take down a suspected terror cell linked to the back-to-back attacks in spain. and new tonight, the american killed in the violence. stabbing rampage. a knife-wielding attacker strikes another european city. was it also terror? police chase crash. the dash cam video. a cop car slams into another vehicle at over a hundred miles an hour. eclipse excitement. bumper-to-bumper traffic as the great getaway begins to see monday's total eclipse. we'll tell you where the weather might ruin the view. and a league of their own. kids throwing out the