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apartment fire, three alarm in maryland, incredibly everyone got out safely. new fallout from the deadly collision, a navy commander now relieved of duty. first up it's go live in the police station in blatness burg maryland. what happened there tonight? >>. >> reporter: jim, take a look. it's not something you see every day. you can see the yellow crime scene tape here on tilden road. the white honda accord is in the middle of that. it's the vehicle that the man who was shot is believed to have pulled up in here around 8:00 tonight. obviously prompting a very strong investigative response by the police and prince george's county police. we understand the man was taken to a local hospital. we do not have information as to the

i can tell you right now police are investigating, we are trying to figure you the where the actual shooting took place before he drove here to the police station. live. jackie thank you. also a three alarm fire destroys a apartment building, these are pictures from the state fire marshal at the wood bridge, one resident said he believed a lightening strike started the fire. one of the building's alarms went off and it's believed everyone got out safely. fighters have not been able to conduct searches yet. while we wait to learn if it was lightening that started the blaze, we have storms to watch as they move into the area. >> maybe a isolated shower or two out there tomorrow morning but i'm getting new information suggesting for most of us the

mainly dry. a update from earlier. take a look at storm team 4 radar. i'm tracking light to mod rilt wane to parts of maryland, pan handle of west virginia, this is meefg east and 20 miles an hour. i want to give you impact time. moving into frederick, leaseberg around midnight, continuing to gaithersburg arriving about 1245 claurk. here's what you can expect. a morning you might want to grab the small umbrella, you probably won't get it, but just in case, we start off at 75 and it's still humid tomorrow morning. most of us stay dry. i'm tracking lowering humidity levels. more breaking news tonight. nbc news has just confirmed the commander of the navy 7th fleet has been relieved of his duty. it comes after monday's

collision involving the uss john mccain and a oil tanker near singapore. the news first reported by the wall street journal. the collision ripped a hole into the side of the uss mccain and may have killed systems 10 american sailors. this is the fourth collision of its kind this year within the 7th fleet and the second to cost american lives. at the live desk where we're monitoring the president's rally in arizona. he's still on stage speaking. and there on that stage he spent a lot of time talking about his response to the violence in charlottesville and repeatedly blamed the media for getting his message wrong. >> the very dishonest media, those people up there with all the cameras, they don't want to report that i spoke out forcefully against hatred,

condemned the neo nazs, the white supremacists and the kkk. >> the mayor of phoenix said he was worried the president would bring up the emotions of charlottesville, he had his entire police force there at the ready in case demonstrations got out of hand. as you can see outside, thousands of protestors outside the convention center where the president is speaking. so far all the demonstrations have been peaceful. this is the case of pardon of controversial -- the president said he will grant the sheriff a pardon, but he won't do it tonight because he wants to avoid riling up that crowd. a local family victimized by a ku klux klan decades ago said their attorney will speak for them tomorrow. the reason

news, that former klan member is a priest in the arlington diocese. he took a absence from his parish after writing about his past. he said the violence at a white nationalist rally in charlottesville moved him to write about his life before the priesthood. he said my actions were despicable and it's hard to believe that was me. beneficiary up pielk burbidge said he hopes his story will help others turn away from hate. in 1977 he was convicted of burning a cross in a couple's yard, he was ordered to pay restitution but never did. it's that family we expect to hear from tomorrow. right now the clock is ticking for dozens of families in our community. they were told they have to move out of their homes by noon tomorrow because of

violations in the building where they live. tonight many say they're not going in large part because they say they have no where to go. at the lynn hill condominiums in temple hill. >> reporter: under normal circumstances this would be a could havested complex, it's close to transportation, i can see a subway station from here. despite those selling points, something has gone wrong here. it didn't happen overnight, it happened over time. and now residents don't have a lot of that before they're told they have to move out. it's david collins 'birthday but it's not a happy one. he's not sure where he'll be living this time tomorrow. >> at the end of the day, this is our home. they trying to take it away from husband. >> reporter: he's paid his rent, he sub lets, but the money hasn't gone to repairs. the fire department says they're bad eno

safe and they've got until noon to get out. >> the residents will have 24 hours to remove their belongings. >> reporter: think about what you'd take with you if you were given 24 hours to leave your home. >> i don't think it's fair to anyone about a sudden move, no way any tenant with family members, they were kids and pets to move in a short notice. >> reporter: violations were cited late last week, contractors didn't make the declines to -- social services and the red cross have been working to get temporary housing for about 100 residents, but not all of them have been placed. some want to wait it out. almost a year ago they faced almost the same problem. condo owners hadn't paid the electric bill. >> those of the residents vacated. >> reporter: now this problem the fire code

>> why weren't these posted prior to this coming right here? >> reporter: so with just over 12 hours to go, these residents have to weigh their options. for many the scales are tipped, not in their favor. >> they are here because they needed a roof over their head otherwise we all would have been out of here. >> reporter: what happens at noon tomorrow? well, we're told that at that time those residents who haven't moved out will have court orders taken out against them to have them move out. we're also told that attorneys may try to get that decliadline more time for people to move. a interesting observation, i was here covering a fire back in thanksgiving of 2014 when a art burned back here. you can't see it in the darkens, but that damage hasn't been repaired, the walls are scorched, it's boarded up. that's what it's like here in lynnhill. new

virginia police have issued a arrest warrant for a white supremacist. richard can feld was featured. it's been watched more than 44 million times since it first aired on august 14th. uva police say they want kantfield for using tier gas the night of the torchlight rally. he's facing two felony charges. we showed you video last night of angry demonstrations at a city council meeting in charlottesville, here's what the council voted on. the city decided it will cover two confederate statutes with black fabric. it signature signal's the city's morning for heather heyer. there are renewed calls to remove

explorer christopher columbus, someone took a sledge hammer to the statute in baltimore today. they recorded the vandalism and posted it on youtube. the council man is -- >> we should both remove his stooch in the district of columbia, certainly the one in front of union station, i think we should move columbus day to indigenous people day. >> i think the fact he discovered america is something that tall ians are proud of. >> baltimore police are asking for help in identifying the people seen and heard in the vandalism video. next at 11:00, chickens becoming a more popular case, tonight about the centers for disease control say they're making more people sick. are you ready

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we've got a new warning about a spike in cases of salmon ill you all over the community and the culprit may be in your backyard. remember we told you in may the debate over chicken koops here in the district. the mayor supported banning them for health reasons. but she backed down under pressure from animal lovers. tonight we report the mayor may have been on to something. >> the whole structure

of chicken coop. just outside -- she's racing her own chickens for the fresh eggs and the fun of it. the center for disease control now warning those backward koops have caused a nationwide sammon illa outbreaks. >> we're golg ten different outbreaks, each caused by a different strain of al mon ela. >> the cdc reports 961 people have tested positive for sam on ela. it's been found in 48 states causing 215 hospitalizations and one death. >> we think these cases are going up because more and more people have backyard poult tri. and the risk is highest when they're baby chicks. >> we have specific chicken

shoes. most of the cases have been children under five. the cdc says always wash and san ties your hands after contact. don't snuggle or kiss the birds. don't let any birds indoors, and clean all equipment outside. >> this is a problem that many people can help address. >> reporter: following good hygiene so a hoip doesn't become a health risk. one of our most talked about stories, some parents say a ad from loudoun county public school is sexist. this was published in the local newspaper. it promotes the school system's mobile app using phrases like don't let your yoga pants get tied up in a knot. mother we talked to said it sends the wrong message. >> it reinforces gender stereo types that seem so far out of date. like we aren't

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sunshine is domg out. dew point is dropping, so the humidity level is lower, 7:00 evening, beautiful to have dinner outdoors. if the kids are in school and having after schoolen -- evening commute dry and thursday will be dry from start to finish. just a few clouds around during the afternoon hours. maybe a spot shower. 99% of us are going to be dry on thursday. high temperatures around 80 degrees as we look to friday, we'll have flenty of sunshine in the forecast, highs around 80, low humidity, plenty of sunshine, sunday looking great, high subpoenas around 80. weather more common in september, feeling like fall out there. it's going to be so refreshing, it will

coming up, a huge tray that is sure to shake up the nba. sports next. first here's jimmy fallen do

this is the xfinity sports desk. >> nats and astros, two tough competitors. >> this one lived up to the hype. two of baseballs next. it was

nats take on the houston astros, the team with the best record in the league. it's a houston native trying to get the curly w. let's take a ride to minute made park. surprised houston, giving them something to cheer for. crushes this balance to center. did you hear, two outs. he hits it off the wall. you know ren don't is -- a stand-up double, his family and friend, 29 dpubls. matt reeter, not from houston but feeling right at home. the next at-bat, takes it deep to center, over the fence and gone. nats take the lead, matt has some fans there. bottom 8th. nats in trouble. kissler pitching, bases loaded, one out. mi

play you see, ben stretches all fingers and toes and kissler is popped. the nats win tonight 4-1 -- 4 listen 3 rather the final. orioles hosting the a.'s. the eats this baseball. watch where it goes, almost all the way the seats in center, 460 feet. two run shot. the a's, his best friend, john thaun scope, johnny baseball they call him. takes this one to left, brings in two runs, a single for scope, and the 0's down just a run. chris davis spoils the party. here's in the nint inning he hits homers, his 34th, a's beat the birds

a historic trade tonight everyone's going to be talking about it. it's in the nba, the two teams who met in the eastern conference final just a few months ago, he swapped point guards, kyrie irving, the guy who requested a trade away from lebron james, the cavs putting hire four time all star, boston shipping out the player that led the celtics, also to the best record in the east, isaiah thomas, jay crowder, a young center, and a 48 -- also cleveland bound. this is the epitmy of a blockbuster trade. these two teams open the season in cleveland on october 17th.

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. the woman who the treasury secretary's wife mocked on social media is speaking up tonight, jenny miller told cnn if i had any respect for her it probably would have been hurtful because she was very cons sending. earlier she posted a picture of hers self and her husband steve mnuchin. miller commented glad we could pay for your little get

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jessica biel, matt bomer, muca