breaking news at this hour, the city of houston about to be under a citywide occur few. >> new tonight after harvey's deadly wrath, why people are being told to stay inside or face arrest. the rain w

out. the next chance of rain from harvey. i'll show you what it means to your labor day weekend. a city on lockdown tonight. a eerie, almost apock lip tick new look as harvey clears out of houston. >> trash every where, people abandoning car, traveling on foot, birds looking for any food they can find. a occur few is going into at the effect to curb looting. seeder buy rue holds the 52 inches. in houston people are still being rescued tonight and shelters are swelling with people who have no where else to go. >> the death total rises to nine and is likely in climb even higher. >> one of those

officer being remembered as a sweet, public servant. he served 34 years with houston police department. the department's chief choked up this afternoon while confirming the news of his death. he said he drowned while trying to drive into work. >> his wife told me she had asked him not to go in. and his response was, we've got work to do. >> the chief says he's new to the job and out of the 6500 department employees, he knew sergeant perez, that's how much of a impression the officer made. >> the governor of texas is thanking president trump for his leadership in the chaos. the president and first lady visited corpus christi today. they stayed away from the flooding, spending most of their time in meetings or touring emergency response centers. >> it's epoch what happened, but you know what, it happened in texas, and texas can handle

washington, the president says harvey may require the most expensive disaster response effort. he'll work with congress to make sure texas has the money it needs. >> now it's louisiana's turn. southwestern parts of that state have seen a foot of rain, about 500 people have been evacuated from the gulf coast, near the texas louisiana border where harvey is expected to make land again tomorrow. this weather system comes 12 years to the day since hurricane katrina came to the city, that storm killed 1800 people, damaged 200,000 homes and left 80% of new orleans under water. >> back in houston now and a surprise at the grocery store for our ameala draper and her photographer beth brown. >> they're both getting some much deserved rest right now after getting a look at the real struggle just to find food in houston. >> i've been in

now since friday afternoon and every day we kind of go out, my photographer beth and i. we have a general idea, but most days we've discovered that the story comes to us. and today it happened only a mile away from our hotel. driving around, we came across this grocery store, people waiting in a one to two hour line to pick up essentials, only a few people were let in. >> across the street, a mcdonalds was open. we went to check out the highway where we came across these folks. they were using their dump truck and a boat to see if anyone needed rescuing, back at the hotel where the coast guard is staying, this man was coming back from a shift of rescuing people. he talked to us about the latest on rescue and recovery efforts. >> i'd say the weather has been the b

been the worst i've seen with torrential downpores, limited visibility, down the spot mission, trying to get every drop of gas out of the helicopter. every five minutes we could be hoisting someone. some people are trapped on their roofs, or in the attics, but now we're seeing a lot of medical evacuations and people who need medicine, people who are diabetic, need dialysis, where can we move them get dialysis, that's been the biggest struggle. yesterday we saved 20 people in the three hours we were flying, and the day before our crew saved 19. i'm pretty sure the other crews have had similar numbers. you multiple that by how many numbers of helicopters we've been flying around the clock. i'm thankful to have a job like this where i feel very complete when i'm done with one of these

that, it's easy to sleep at night with these kind of days. >> back in webster texas, finally a break from the rain. you can see some breaks in the cloud, some sunshine trying to poke out. we know that the flood waters have to recede and rebuilding has started. but these kind of breaks in the clouds, providing a glimmer of hope to folks in houston. >> after getting blasted on social media for not allowing evac weese in a megachurch, tell evangelist joel owes stein opened his church today for -- he said the church never posted despite a post on twitter feed that first told victims it was inaccessible. the 16,000 seat areason raw was once home to the houston rockets. >> tonight a live look from ocean city maryland, a

the atlantaic coast made for a miss ribl day at the beach. >> i've been hammered. what to do approximate you're beach bound. >> reporter: the rain and wind has been appellating ocean city maryland all day long. but look what's happened late in the evening as the surf has come up here and created all of this erosion throughout the beach. the boardwalk remains open, businesses trying to do business, people still here on their vacation, even though this rain is coming down. i talked to the mayor of ocean city earlier today. he told me that he hoped things would be back to normal for labor day weekend, the last big weekend of the season. i asked him, is this the first year in the state of maryland that governor hogan has started schools across the state after labor day. >> so far we think it worked out very well. last weekend was a big weekend and we start to see business slack off during that

here have been able to stay. we'll get a better gauge on that after labor day itself. i think this weekend we'll see our numbers are up. but should be a real push for the labor day weekend because kids won't be in school thursday and fry, so it makes it so people can come down earlier. >> reporter: he's encouraging people to stick with their plans if they're headed down this way. one storm to the east and another much bigger one to the south of us, now the question is how will all of this affect our labor day weekend. doug's in the storm center with our first look. >> it is going to affect our labor day weekend. that's harvey. first take a look at what we saw today, rain coming through, some locations picking up a inch of rain, 1.6 inches, in dc around a inch. we saw 30, 40, 50 milesho

really starting to cool, really starting to calm across our region, a much nicer day tomorrow. but harvey still going down there in the gulf of mexico, you can see it trying to make its way on shore in parts of texas and louisiana, bringing tremendous amounts of rain here. the latest advisory, happens winds of 50 miles an hour, the latest track is in as well, brings it close to us on saturday. i'm going to break it down for you, showing you what you need to know for the labor day holiday weekend in a minute. our present cocome cast nbc universal is among the many corporations giving to victims of hurricane harvey. come cast gave more than a million dollars to victims in the houston area. we can find ways to help people suffering down there. our nbc washington app has a list of things you can do from here to help those in need. open the app and

help. you'll probably remember this fight outside the toikish embassy. it happened in may. we learned the criminal cases against nearly 20 people are moving forward. she has eaction from people who were caught in the middle. >> reporter: i feel relief and hopeful. she is relieved a grand jury in d.c. superior court indicted 19 people, including 15 of tur kish the president's body guards. >> 2015 and 17 were horrible. >> borea son says one of the body guards attacked her. she and a dozen peaceful protestors showed up to protest against the turkish president. the 19 people are indicted on a charge of

crime of violence. >> this was a first step in getting justice. >> a the organizer of the protest. >> it's up to the unit government to strip the turkish body guards from diplomatic immunity. >> we called the state department and asked them about it. >> we reached out to the district attorney's office for the district of columbia. if the president's body guards return here to the district, they'll be arrested. we asked what role diplomatic immunity would play in the arrest. the spokesperson would not comment. >> the last thing she remembers is leaving a popular bar in adams morgan. what happened next is nothing short of a nightmare. the bizarre kidnapping case and how she came so close to

more than once. you'll think twice about what bus drivers go through on a daily basis. what one driver said to a woman before she through bodily fluid on him. our natural mall is quiet tonight. plans are coming together f

a nightmare at the bar turns from just a night at the bar turns into a nightmare, she tried to escape several times after a man allegedly kidnapped her and drove her all over town. >> knew at

her memory could prove key in what happens in the respect. >> reporter: the victim told police the last thing she remembers is leaving this popular bar with a man she could not recall. the police report outlines a strange and dispush tube ting set of circumstances that began in the early morning hours of august 19th. when a woman leaving heaven and heg on 18th from in adams morgan accepted a ride from a man she met in a bar. she told police at some point she asked him to let her out of the car but he rue fused. she asked a short time later and he refused. somewhere out the park way she ran but he caught her. finally she was able to get away from him somewhere in the mightville area when she asked to use a restroom. she hid in the bushes near a house on 66th street. the residents found her s.

madout-park of land ham maryland. it's hard to imagine why someone would throw urine on a person but it happened on saturday. this is video from a metro bucks, the x 2 route which goes down h. street. the driver wishes the woman a good day, and she unloads a coffee cup, police say she relieved herself on the bus earlier. a private school in montgomery county tells us its students are no longer allowed to wear anything redskins. green acres sent home a letter to parents, the private school in bethesda said the receipt kins name and logo are

third questions helped shape their division. the mother of all rallies, being used by a conservative group who will march in support of president trump on the national mall. the park service dozens of demonstrators are booked for september 16th, including once against the president. this month's deadly protest in charlottesville have added to the growing civil unrest in our country. doug, we got a lot going on. and we've got a holiday weekend that everybody's trying to plan for. >> lot of people think about this holiday weekend. today was the coolest day we've had since mid may. it settle like it. 69 degrees. the average high is 85. no where near that. and we saw a lot of rain today. some locations over a inch of rain. really amidsting high temperatures to seeow

69 d.c., 63 in winchester. 59 in they are mont. this is the month of august. what's going on? a nor'easter making its way across our coast. it brought a lot of wind, 30, 40, 50 miles an hour winds down towards the beaches. the rain moving on. behind it we're looking at cool conditions. but the rain out of here. showers along the eastern shore, but that is it. down towards harvey, this is what we're seeing. here's the good news. the rain in harvey a over, the flooding not over, but we are seeing good news as far as that's concerned. look at this video. this extremely good news. there is the sunset. the first time we've actually been able to see the sun in days around that area. the sun setting on that area after four days of rainfall. much needed drying out as we move out to the next few d

crest over the next few days and there will be flooding for weeks on end. i want to show you what's happening east of houston. the center of circulation just off the coast here. beaumont and areas around beaumont where houston saw two to 3 inches, this area saw 15 inches, and i 10 completely unpassable, completely under water. that storm making its way our way, current le winds 50 miles an hour, moving onshore, becoming a tropical depression tomorrow at 35 miles an hour. it will be inland, so weakening, then watch the path. up towards the ohio river valley, then right over towards us by saturday. that means it will affect us during the day on saturday. most likely are rainfall. tomorrow no problem. 79 for you folks that have the kids in school, you will not need to send the umbrella with them tomorrow. saturday,

may need the umbrellas. we may need them friday. high tom 79, 83 thursday, 72 friday. showers moving in friday. right now i'm respecting saturday showers likely, but nothing too heavy. not a big issue for us. however it is of course happening on labor day weekend, so not the best. breezy and cool. whether it's the beaches, mountains, or saying home, good idea to have the board games ready to go t. then high temperatures closer to average. looks like monday looking pretty good no matter where you are, beaches, mountains, backyard, my backyard, his backyard, her backyard. >> did you mean the board games and video games. >> they're not bringing any video games where we're going. >> good luck with that. >> i'm playing life and i'm taking the college route. we've

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desk. >> cold, damp, late start, worth the wait. >> if you're like me, you're hanging out in the intersection of hope and worry. 31 games left in the season, it's turning toward hope. >> it's got to. >> a damp chili night at the ballpark, it had a fall feel, had another nats flair returning to action. tray turner returns, first game since broken wrist. late june, he went 1 for 4 and scored a run. a giant for the other team, announcing his presence with authority off edwin jackson. deep to the seats in left center. goodbye. league leading 51st this season. you need a good bullpen. top 7

anthony ren don't throws the -- perez happy to get president job done. matt al verse struck out asuna, exactly verse gets j.t. to ground to short. tray turner eating that one up. nats get out of the inning, houston native fired up. bottom 7, fellow houston native showing out for his city. payoff pitch, bases loaded, snacks it deep to center, three run double for. nats win 8-3. some cool kids watching orioles and mariners. she made the right call. scope unloads on this pitch. deep shot to left, long gong, 29th homer of the season. scopes takes over in the team

lead, his best friend now second, not for language. manny going low for the ball again gets it. home run, gets two. gets everyone dancing. dillen bundy on the mound for the birds. fans hoping for the first complete game shutout. he delivers. 1 hit, 12 strikeouts, the complete game shut outfor bundy, o's win their first game. last tune-up for the redskins before their precondition finale. he hasn't died if daughter son will day. he's played one season game in his career. redskins bucks right here on thursday night. to the court mystics hosting

kt suns. maryland's all time leading scorer dominating down the road from college park. game high 10, 5 assists from thomas. suns boat the mystics 86-76. just two games left. they're going to the playoffs. >> we're watching the score, on rve. >> asega

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