fire inside a popular restaurant. we're learned minutes ago that one man was shot and killed. the gunman then took hostages telling diners, there's a new boss in town. the suspect has been shot and the hostage situation is over. police say this was not terrorism. more breaking news, a confederate monument in fairfax is the latest target of vandalism. city officials sent us this picture about an hour ago. you can see someone splashed white paint on to the base of the statute. >> the paint has already been removed, the mayor says the crime does not reflect the values of that community. no suspects in that case, just yet. and a tropical system that is going to impact our forecast for next week now hurricane, people getting told to get ready. >> that's right hurricane harvey developed today and could drop as much as 30 inches of rain on texas this week. hurricane warning is in effect forns

people are rushing, youou stores. right now flooding is the main worry. hurricane harvey could be the biggest storm to hit texas in years. >> they're saying something. >> that's absolutely saying something, let's get the latest on harvey's track team 4. >> i'm tracking the storm system, this is going to be a monster of a storm. you mentioned biggest storm to hit texas. this may be the biggest storm to the hit united states. major hurricane right now. winds of 85 miles an hour, moving close towards corpus christi. very close, but will bring upwards of 20 to 30 even 40 inches of rain possible in the next four to five days. this is not going to move much. here is the latest on harvey, moving to the north-northwest at 10 miles per hour. on that track comes on shore around corpus christi, look at this, this is friday withds

that is a strong category three storm and it sits saturday, sunday, monday and into tuesday that's how long this could be. i'll have much more on the impacts in texas and show you what it means our labor day weekend, yeah, about seven to ten days away, it could have an impact, as well. >> all right, you've got it. get back to you in a bit. we're following a developing story in prince georges county. >> fbi agents have conducted a number at this point it's unclear what may have prompted them. our county bureau chief, spent much of the day in temple hill. she joins us now with live. >> i'm happy to report i just got clarification on why the fbi was here hung up seconds before you guys paused to me. 11 people have been taken into custody, two of the people lived in this home in temple hills, but as an aside, they were also very interested in what was

here behind us here where they were holding dogs in this home. and also moving in and out of this door carrying out lots of evidence because dog fighting was also a part of this. >> that black car right there, it had been coming up here and sitting and watching and watching. >> neighbors who did not want to be identified tell me they knew something was coming. >> this is crazy. i'm glad somebody, somebody came in and did what they did. >> this morning fbi agents raided homes, including this home on devin's hill drive. and this rented home on saint claire drive in temple hills. neighbors believe dog fighting was part of the reason for agents to come to this temple hills house. >> oh my god, he had some beautiful animals. he

envelopes and one large carpet. in fort washington one neighbor tells me they saw a man taken away in handcuffs and this charg charger investigated. it belongs to former dc comp, they say she was not the focus of this morning's raid. so we're have a confirmed that these raids were connected here, this temple hills home. we're watch fbi agents coming down these steps carrying dozens and dozens of boxes. we're now have a clearer understanding of why this was involving credit card -- or credit card fraud. the investigation is on going. we'll have more information coming up on news 4 at 5. back to you all in the studio. >> more breaking news just into the

body found in prince williams county as that of missing 18-year-old miguel luis. investigators believe he is the latest victim of gang violence. county police reported him missing about two weeks ago after a lengthy search, remains were found on the drive. and tuesday three people are under arrest in connection, no murder charges have been filed at this point. >> tragedy, oceans away hitting home here. two of the ten sailors presumed dead at this week's navy collision grew up in maryland they went to school here. >> after three days navy called off its search and rescue mission. one body has been recovered john mccain. chris lawrence is at the live desk. >> my colleague megan fitzgerald sat down privately with one sailor's grandparents. this new information really brings this loss home. the family gave us these photos of petty

kols. his grandmother told us they're all proud and that he wanted to deploy on a ship out to see. yet his wish selling through and vietnam and japan. the others say petty officer kevin, he grew up in montgomery county and graduated from gaithersburg high school. he was working as electronics technician both were on board when it collided near singapore. the birthing -- and nearly two dozen navy and marine corps divers have only been able to recover the remains of that one sailor. they're re -- the commander of the seven fleet has been relieved of duty. after four accidents this year alone. the navy has ordered a pause for one day to resume and resolve its safety procedures, leon. >> thank you. chris. a major development tonight and maryland transportation project that has had

running high for years. news 4 adam tuss tweeted the news earlier today. montgomery county council member, ground breaking will be held for the purple line next week. the 16-mile light rail ride will connect montgomery and prince georges county. the project has faced years. >> tonight a potential shutdown show down appears to be brewing between president trump and congress. the commander in chief taking to twitter today to lash out at top members of his own party. blayne alexander following the developments for us. >> as you well know. when it comes to advancing the president's agenda on capitol hill or really getting anything done, mitch mcconnell and paul ryan are the president's two strongest allies. he lashed out at both of them this morning on twitter and that's causing some in his own party to ask why? in a political war of will and words, president trump is firing shots at his own rt

capito hill's two top republicans, saying he asked senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul to make debt ceiling legislation part of a va bill. writing they didn't do it. could have been so easy, now a mess. this, after another swipe at mcconnell over health care. >> the relationships are fine, certainly they're going to be some policy differences, but they're also a lot of shared goals and that's what we're focused on. >> and threatening government shutdown over his controversial boarder wall. >> we're know that the wall at the work. we've seen that take place over the last decade and we're committed to making sure the american people are protected. >> today those republican leaders eager to show a united front. >> this new administration in washington and this congress is interested in getting america growing again. >> for me it's really important that the president succeeds because if he succeeds then the country succeed. >> with congress returning from recess in

including debt ceiling, budget and hoping to tackle tax reform, some in the president's own party questioned his tactics. >> in mystifies me why we're would be having this conversation about fighting with the republican leaders who are trying to move many of his agenda items. >> internal battle with democrats standing by and ready to take full advantage of fractured republican party. the pole shows that president trump has a higher approval rating than congress. in fact, according to that poll, only 10% approve of how congress is working. leon. >> thank you. blayne. we're know something, if you're lifestyles, pocketbooks and homes they're dependent upon what happened here the shutdown of the government's operating. weigh in and let us now what you think about this. so far half of you are saying, no, at least not yet. head to the nbc washington facebook page and weigh in and let us know wha

susan. what if we're told you there was a high-tech way to make your neighborhood safer and it won't cost you a dime. well, there is. it's actually been around for a while in dc. the city is offering free security cameras to residents and businesses. they've handed a million dollars worth of equipment. mark segraves is working for you with a look at how to get your hands on. >> the past 18 months you've been seeing more and more of the security cameras on homes and businesses in the district. it's all because of a program that was began. that program has now reached a pretty impressive benchmark. chris dire overseas the dc government rebate program. he walks the streets and highways of the city almost every day, inspecting homes and businesses that have installed the cameras and requested a rebate. department has become so popular, he's wracked up a lot of miles. >> i will say about 5,000 miles in the last 18 months. >> the mileage isn't the

since he rebate program, nearly 3,000 homes and businesses have signed up. and district has now issued more than $1 million in rebates. homeowners can get up to $500 and businesses up to $750 depending on how many cameras they install. but for some residents, the money isn't the main reason for installing the cameras. >> it's not the $500 that i'm so concerned about. i'm actually more concerned about the safety of our neighborhood and that's why i have the cameras up. >> reporter: the district now offers up front vouchers for low income families as well as the rebates for everyone else. to find out more, check out the nbc washington app and search security cameras. in the district, mark segraves, news 4. >> investigation into that death on the beach wraps up but the mystery isn't totally solved yet. why the family of a woman

vacation may never find out what happened. >> another look at storm team 4 radar. here is a look at hurricane harvey. we'll a lot about this over the next coming days. as it gets closer. >> this is depressing, instant millionaire meet the woman who won the power ball jackpot that we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it!

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pay toappeared to be a frea accident. wtop is explaining what investigators are explaining about the death of ashley o'connor. >> that's right, guys. this is a really sad story we're know from ocean city investigators that the family of ashley o'connor who died on july 31st will likely never know what happened just before she suffocated in the sand on the ocean city beach. we're learned a few weeks ago from the medical examiner. today in a press conference, our own went down to ocean city and found out the investigators say there was no foul play here. investigators tell me there were no injuries to o'connor's body, meaning that any idea that people may have had that she perhaps was in a fight beforehand or maybe was hit by something, which forced her into the hole, that's been ruled

they say this truly was an accide learned there was alcohol in her system. the morning that she was walking on to the beach, seen walking on to the beach by herself, she had parted ways from her mother. they were at a bar enjoying themselves, she walked out on to the beach. she walked out there by herself. investigators say she climbed into the hole, that was pretty big. it was four feet wide in one direction, six feet wide in the other and three-and-a-half feet deep. the investigators believe she climbed in because she was found in a seated position and her home was extending out in the sand in an attempt to reach out for help when it caved in. the thing that we're don't know and investigators say we'll never know, how it caved in. or, perhaps, beachcomber came by and unsettled the ground and that's what caused it to cave in. you're not allowed to sleep on the beach

dangerous. and unfortunately, to connor family is now grieving because someone dug a hole on that beach that ashley climbed into. >> thank you so much. something that you don't think about that you shouldn't have to. >> absolutely. moving on to the winner. she stepped forward and quit her job. >> 758 million, 53-year-old of massachusetts work at mercy medical center. she used birthdays to choose some of the numbers when she bought the ticket. she had a system. lottery officials say that she chose to take the lump sum payment, 480 million or 336 million after taxes. >> today, as i'm driving here, i'm so like, this isn't true, this can't be. and then now it's like i am a winner and i'm scared, but i'll

all right. she says she just wants to sit back and relax. she plans to celebrate tonight by hiding in her bed from all of her new friends who might need loans. >> we're have a couple of big winners here in our area. so this shell gas station on drnst road sold a power ball ticket and there's no shortage of winners in the commonwealth, 245,000 of the power ball tickets were bought here, one ticket that won $1 million, that was purchased in -- the $1 million winners matched the first five numbers and missed only the power ball number. >> which was the only number i got. we're got the power ball about four times. >> you said it was off by one digit on three of the other numbers. >> that's the one i look for first. >> two bucks. >> hey, i'll take it. >> i'll buy you a

>> they're like $2.69. i know that too well [ laughter ] so, wow, texas is going to get it. >> they are, this is something we'll be watching very closely. we'll be watching harvey here too as we're make our way into the labor day weekend. right now we're looking at beautiful weather, few clouds coming in. winds out of the northeast at three miles an hour. take a look at the rest of the area, we're at 84 dc, we're in the 70s in most location. 78 -- 79 down towards ma nas sas, a beautiful afternoon out here on thursday. i think we're got a couple more. nothing to show now, but tracking a little system to the north, as we're said yesterday, could see a shower, frederick and winchester, most of us remaining dry tonight. tomorrow, another great one, mix of sun and clouds, another great afternoon, your friday is looking fantastic and this weekend is looking pretty good, too. completely different case to the south. here is that system that i'm watching that it's making its

showers later this evening. most of us, though, on the dry side. man is it really starting to get its act together. take a look you can see, a little bit as it's getting closer to shore, here is corpus christi, has winds -- harvey winds of 85 miles an hour moving north-northwest at 10. pressure has been coming down, that means the storm is strength strengthening, look where it goes and comes on shore tomorrow night with winds of 125 miles an hour. that's a very strong category three hurricane. storm surge is going to be a major issue. the bigger issue here between car pus christy and houston is not going to be the wind, it is going to be the rain. it sits here, sunday, monday, tuesday, five days it could sit in this area giving them upwards of 20 to 30 inches of rain. take a look here is the rain fall forecast, 10 to 30 inches of rain. historic flooding could happen

4 to some major flooding into that area, of course, new orleans and houston both extremely flood prone areas. this is a system we're going to be watching very closely as we're make our way through the weekend and into the day on monday. we're sending amelia draper down there for you. now, 80 degrees tomorrow in our area. looking great, nice weekend, monday, tuesday, wednesday, all looking great. but then we're tracking harvey, as we're head into labor day weekend. exact impacts, a little too far to tell. we'll continue to keep you posted on it, guys. >> folks, have you seen this video, yet. so many have been sounding off on this social media. high school cheerleaders screaming in pain, forced to do something they physically can't do. >> one of the teens and her mother,

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the coach to be fired, others saying that the girl in the video is overreacting. nbc lucy talked to some of the cheerleaders seen in that video. shocking new video released over night by nbckusa shows teenagers crying out in pain. cheerleaders at denver's east high school are seen being pushed into splits over and over again. their arms and legs held down by teammates. the videos were recorded back in june during the first week of cheer camp, now denver police are investigating incidents involving multiple cheerleaders. ally wakefield an incoming freshman said she was forced by the recently hired cheer coach into this excruciating position. she's one of three cheerleaders and her mother who spoke exclusively with kusa. >> i didn't expect to have to do elevated splits a

he was pushing down on the back of my right leg. he was pushing, like, with his other knee on my back. he tried to keep my posture, man, pushing my 13-year-old girl so hard against her will while she's crying and screaming for him to stop. but he's ripping tissues in her body. >> wakefield's mother sent an e-mail to east high school athletic director on june 15th. >> i don't understand why this man is still employed there. >> the cheer coach, as well as the assistant cheer coach high school principle and public schools deputy general counsel have all been placed on leave while the incidents are being investigated. a standard practice in an investigation of this type does not imply or prejudge of any of the actions or what the investigation might determine. the coach telling kusa he had seen one video, not the other, and that he learned this

the denver public school superintendent released a statement that reads in part, the images are extremely distressing and contrary to our core values as a public school community. while this investigation is on going, we are entirely focused on ensuring our students and staff at east are receiving the supports they need. >> amazing. amazing. >> horrible to watch. >> first at 4, we're getting a better idea new man people in the military work and what it would take to reverse it. >> hundreds of apps putting spy ware on

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how to implement a new transgender ban in the military. >> correspondence, hauhns what o we're know about this memo. >> well, we're know the memo is expected here in the pentagon. they haven't finalized the memo. what we're thinking and sources are telling us are in it, it will prevent transgender individuals who want to join the military from joining. for those who are already in the service, it will likely not pay for any gender reassignment surgery and then on those who are -- currently serving and wondering where they're going to go forward, the key question is going to be deploy blt, may be up to the secretary of defense, mattis. when he's talked about it here. he's always talked about he's had one criteria, can you kill people. it seems to me, that if that

answered in the affirmative, whether or not you're deployble, if self identify as transgender, you may be able to stay in. caution all this is preliminary, guys. >> and hanhns, as you know, there's been a lot of push back and even within the military, as well. is there any way this policy decision could be reversed. >> not really, unless you had an act of congress come in. right, about a year ago it was ash carter who said if you're transgender, you can identify with the gender of your choosing, you can be open about your id. you can continue to serve. because they didn't -- you did hear some criticism at the time they should have done that through an act of congress because then it wouldn't be so easy to over turn. because it was done as an administrative move, this administration is over turning it. now, this will be litigated, right. this will go to the courts in a variety of ways and we're still don't have a good number on just how many transgender indua

transgender once the previous administration said they could, how many of those are out there. the surveys say 2,000, 6,000, he doesn't seem to accept those surveys he thinks it's a little bit lower. he may be looking at hard data, guys. >> hahns, while we're still have you, we're want to is have you -- that's pressing for the pentagon. that's the disaster involving uss john mccain. nine sailors still missing, the navy announced this morning rescue efforts were suspended, what happens next. >> full investigation. several of them will be taking place. they suspended the rescue operation after some 80 hours of looking almost 2,000 miles around where the accident happened. it will be a variety of investigations. they've held one, he was relieved. >> hahns at the pentagon. we'll have continuing coverage on both of these stories coming

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you're up to date on all of your apps. >> now, whether you're a driver or cyclist, what we're seeing is a disturbing trend. more cyclist are dying. they say that the number of deadly bike accidents grew 12% in 2015. 80% killed in these incidents have been men. in nearly 40% of the crashes, either the driver or the cyclist had been drinking. safety officials say that both drivers and cyclist need to be, especially, aware of each other at night. >> people are biking more during the day, but more bicyclists are dying at night. so visibility is a really important issue. >> safety experts going to recommend cyclist, please make sure that you're wearing some kind of reflecting clothing.

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pattern making its way in here, current temperature, 84 degrees, if you're thinking about getting out there for dinner, cooking in the backyard. dropping through the 70s in most areas will always be in the mid-60s in some of the cooler u suburbs by 11:00. the impacts it brings to texas and we'll also have that weekend forecast as well, see you back here in a minute. >> wellness web site. >> instances where it claims, it's products can treat or procure a number of ailments. they say it does not have the reliable scientific evidence required by law to make those claims. the group filed a complaint in california. they called the allegations, unfounded. >> what did you expect, you were buying

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church for sailors missing after a collision at sea, two of them were from maryland. petty officer from carol county and from bathersburg. and ready or not -- from gaithersburg. hurricane harvey was upgraded to a hurricane and about to cause major problems. >> that's right. they go through it quite often from beaumont to brownsville. the coast under the gun. they're gaining intensity as it marks it closer to closer to shore. >> forecasters have a dire warning the storm could grow to category 3 before making land fall some time late tomorrow. dan has

strike zone, residents are racing to get ready. >> so i got four things of water, and formula, the baby. >> in beaumont, sandbags are being filled and along the coast, fema is repositioning supplies and generators. corpus residents are stocking up on water and other necessities. >> we're going to in the strongest possible terms, encourage the residents and low-lying areas, as they say, get out of dodge. >> in houston, signs went up wednesday, warning of the solar. >> make sure that you have what you need lanterns, flashlights, extra batteries, all of that, especially food and water. >> forecasters warn this storm has the potential to bring winds well over 110 miles per hour. deadly storm surge and as much as two feet of rain in some areas. the loan star state and millions of residents squarely in the bull's eye. that's hurricane harvey, bears down. dan, nbc

coverage continues now with storm team 4, chief meteorologistist doug taking us through the path of this storm. >> this is the dangerous situation for the state of texas, this will be first time we're see a major hurricane hit the land fall. that was hur -- this storm making its way in around the corpus christi area, really gaining strength. i'm waiting right now for the latest advisory, comes out any minute. winds of 85 miles an hour, moving west northwest, actually the pressure has dropped. this may be the new advisory that just came in, it is strengthening, on this path, expect to become a category three, 125 mile an hour storm just south of corpus christi. making its way up to the north and i'm sorry for this, did not have a chance, this is brand new coming in across our region. this is the most important part here. here is houston. here is corpus christi. this is the storm, friday, saturday, sundand

such a huge impact on that area parts of southeast texas. let's talk about some of the texas impacts here, when i say major flooding, we're can see 20 to 30 inches of rain. some locations could see isolated areas of 40 inches. this is something we're saw with tropical storm allison back in 2001. $9 billion worth of damage around the houston area from tropical storm allison. that was only tropical storm. it's all about the rain. numerous homes lost. we're can be talking about thousands of homes lost because of the flooding in this scenario. then the power could be out for weeks. i saw one report saying we're could see upwards of 300,000 people without power and corpus christi up towards the houston area. so this is going to be a major storm system down into parts of texas, now, for us it is going to have an impact on us, next weekend, i think, it's something we'll have to keep our eyes

back to the north and west, that's another system moving on in, it could see a couple of showers in our northwest zones, that's something we'll be tracking. all and all, the weekend, this weekend, that is, looking phenomenal. amelia draper outside right now with more on what you can expect for saturday and sunday. >> the good news as we're continue to make the forecast day after day it's not changing. that's something we're look for. whether you're staying here in town or heading to the beaches, the weather cooperating. we're only have about two-week ends left to get to the beach, here is that forecast, temperatures on friday and saturday in the upper 70s, a little breezy on saturday. it is going to be windy out there on sunday. you want to keep that in mind, very windy on sunday. if you're here hanging out, yard work and that's exactly what you want to do, with the afternoon barbecue, it's dry and thankfully it's not too hot. heading to the pool, it's going to be nice in the

but in the morning, a little bit chilly for the kids, you want to keep that in mind. today changing gears a little bit. i had the honor and privilege on the panel, women's equality. two wonderful ladies along with me. just having a great conversation about our ups and our downs and work in science, really honored and a joy to be part of that today. with that we'll send it back, doug, as we're look into next week, the nice weather continues. >> yeah, we're talking about 86 is average high temperature, saturday and sunday, beautiful here with highs only in the 70s, but gorgeous numbers, 77 on monday, open up the windows, overnight low temperatures will be in the 50s. low 60s in the city. take a look at next 30 and friday, tracking harvey. i think once that system moves out of the texas area, could move into new orleans creek, major problem for the new orleans area and then it's on to us. by the time it

most likely be a for us it will move maybe we're get a half inch rain. a major impact out to the southern portions of the united states. >> starting tomorrow. >> tomorrow night. >> yeah, thanks so much. well, we are following more breaking news for you right now. construction worker plunges more than 8 stories to his death. this video is just into our newsroom. the man fell while working at a construction site north capital street. no word yet on what may have caused him to fall. those were lies, plain and simple. >> the president is a liar. >> lying every day and destroying the country. >> the president has lied to his audience tonight. >> from political opponents to pun dents, the former fbi director and most recent journalists, a unprecedented number of people are calling president trump a liar. >> news 4 chris lawrence with a closer look. >> i mean, we've

misleading, inaccurate, not entirely true, but with this president, people are starting to say, he lied. since the inauguration the washington post has been tracking what they call false or misleading claims. and the post says, president trump has surpassed a thousand lies so far. what you're looking at is a bar graph that represents all the claims from january through today. now, here is what i want you to take a look at, there have been some -- i want to call your attention to this spike, right there, right towards the end of july. the pulse reports that president trump made 29 false claims in just 26 hours. the report says that he averages about five misleading claims per day. in fact on august 15, mr. trump says his wine ri in charlottesville is one of the largest in the country. actually his sons owns it and it's not the largest one in rg

repeated, like, when he's talking about the economy. president trump said wages haven't gone up for a long time. but economists say they've been steadily rising the past few years of more than 7% since 2014. now, the false claim that he keeps coming back to, is that obama care is dead or some sort of death spiral. that one he's repeated about 50 times. by the post count, he isn't quite on pace to break 2,000 claims in his first year. there's still five months to go. >> talk about going above and beyond, looking at a nursing home doing much more to -- he how s

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. >> on the right, that's toby. >> you move just a little -- >> sunny, day, you're going on an adventure. >> claudia's job is to take residents to doctors and such. >> we're getting ready to pass your old high school. >> as she knows. >> this is the junior high. >> often means a side trip down memory lane. >> and coming back is always always -- we're going 0 walk together. >> a -- we're going to walk together. >> a house toby once called home for over 30 years. >> i miss that house. i really

>> it was my life. >> so you hosted many parties here. >> oh, yes. >> she doesn't have to do it. it's not part of her job. >> this is a beautiful neighborhood. >> but for her, the side trips are the main attraction. >> the bottom line is getting someone dignity. it gives them the smile. plus i get to carry the stories of their life. >> i adopted you as a sister. >> she'll be my younger sister. >> one of my favorite sisters. >> and like all their favorite trips. >> this one must come to an end. wonderful claudia, thank you. thank you. >> but they're already counting down to the next one. >> thank you a million. >> in northwest, aimee cho, news

4. >> every trip comes new. >> paying that extra attention to those folks, boy, that says a lot. >> that's a beautiful thing. >> leon thanks so much. >> see you soon. >> breaking news at 5:00 right now. a hurricane of ep piic proporti. we're talking as much as 30 inches of rain and a devastating storm storage. storm team 4 has new information just in from the hurricane center. >> and right now, at 5:00, new details in a ser ris of raies -- series of raies. >> in the past hour we're got an indictment that lists a dozen people in connection to a massive fraud scheme involving something we'd use every day, credit cards, agents went into two homes today and our bureau chief, tracee wilkins spent much of her day in temple hills. she joins us now live with two details, tracee. >> neighbors here were trying to figure out

we're saw the fbi and paying a lot of attention here in the back of this yard and going in and out of this basement door of this temple hill's home. come to find out, fbi was primarily focused on credit card fraud. >> that black car right there, who is that agent right there, have been coming in here and sitting and watching. >> neighbors who did not want to be identified tell me they knew something was coming. fbi agents carried boxes and boxes out of one temple hill's home. the home was being rented by rodriguez norman. he's one of 11 people facing charges for conspiracy to commit bank fraud and wire fraud. they raided homes, including this home on devin hills drive in fort washington. and this rented home on saint claire drive in temple hills. one neighbor and a few sources close to this investigation say dog fighting was also discovered at the temple hills home. the fbi won't confirm them, but dogs were taken from the house this