breaking right now, a dreamer's decision on the way. the white house just said, president trump will decide tuesday whether to continue to allow young people who came here illegally as children to remain in the united states. first at 4:00, we're tracking two big storms right now. >> one of them will effect your labor day weekend, what's left of harvey, already bringing us these clouds and rain is going to be coming soon. >> good news. >> irma, that's a monster and mystery at the same time. the hurricane could head anywhere. get this, from cuba to maine. >> it's a wide swap out there. chief meteorologistist doug kamerer. how is it looking. >> the rain is going to be moving in going to make for a wet friday night and wet saturday, as well. at the curre

you notice the shower activity, down towards waldorf. a lot of this is not reaching the ground just yet. it is raining down around leonard town. and also seeing some rain around and back towards winchester, we're seeing this rain move in. the atmosphere very dry. a lot of this continues to dry out before it hits the ground. we're going to start to see the rain, take a look, you've got the remnants of harvey moving close to the area, just to the west, as we look towards -- there it is, finally moves for me. here is harvey right now. just to the south of cincinnati, a lot of rain. look at the severe weather, i don't think we'll get in on that, the rain definitely coming and you mentioned irma, a monster of the storm. latest advisory. i've got that for you and show you where i think it may go. >> all right. you've got. be the first to know if the watt weather changes on the holiday

weather alerts there. in the meantime following breaking news in southeast washington, one person is wounded in a car and shot up in friendship charter school southeast. derrick is live with the latest. what's the story. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] >> we don't know the extension -- extense or -- how bad the wound is. again, this is a friendship academy. [. >> all right, derrick, if you can hear us, we'll get back to you in just a bit. we've got a bad connection right now. we

get that straightened up. more breaking news, this just a mile away from derrick is, we're learning about another teen who was shot. police tell us the boy is 16 years old. he was found in the 300 block just after 3:00 this afternoon. right now, we know the teen is conscious and breathing. we'll bring you more updates as we get the information here. wendy. >> let's get the latest on the aftermath of harvey, his administration is working on emergency funds for those recovery efforts this as some families are starting to return home for the first time and they're just seeing the destruction that was left behind. in many areas tonight, search and rescue efforts are still going on. the death toll now stands at 39. the federal government says more than 33,000 people sought refuge in shelters. thousands are still there. and more than 364,000 people have already registered for assistance through fema. >> many families are

aftermath of harvey, but none quite like this moment you see here. her name is mona. four children of hers, died when the van they were riding in was swept away in flood waters. they range in age from 6 to 16. earlier today she shared stories and photos with her kids. >> what type of kids were they? >> they were very noble, nice, bubbly and social butterflies, always wanted to talk to everybody. they wanted to -- my son dominic would ask like a million questions to everyone. >> and as awful that situation is, it's even worse, folks, the kids' grandparents also died in the flooding. the uncle was driving the van. he was able to get out and was found clinging to

first at 4:00, the driver that is charged in the death of a toddler, he may not face a manslaughter charge in that death. the louden county prosecutor's say he they cannot prove voluntary manslaughter beyond a reasonable doubt. in the death of five-month-old tristan schultz. schultz was killed a year ago yesterday when a car hit him as his mother was pushing him across the street in a stroller. the driver, john miller, was indicted by a grand jury in that accident. his trial is set for october. he remains charged with reckless driving and that carries a maximum penalty of a year in jail and a $2,500 fine. >> new today the white house appears to be pulling back on president trump's threat to shutdown the federal government after over the border wall, at least for now, president trump is threatened to force a shutdown in october if the next expanding billoe

post, the white house has signaled to congressional republicans that there will be no shutdown coming in october. however, the administration says that the building -- building the wall matter, is still a top priority for mr. trump. the president also promising to announce a decision soon on the fate of so-called dreamers. >> his decision will effect hundreds of thousands of young and undocumented immigrants. edward lawrence is tracking this story for us at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: wendy, leon, the president saying the decision will come this weekend, maybe monday at the latest. now white house spokeswoman saying this decision will come on tuesday. still you have hundreds of business executives from apple to amazon who are call ing on te president to keep the dacca program. the program that protects young children, brought to the u.s. illegally by their parents. he said we love dreamers. he also faces a deadline to

states saying they'll sue the administration. we talked to rockville resident, who says that he came to the u.s. at 13 years old from peru. he's now 26 and a mechanical engineering graduate from the university of maryland. he says they trusted this country with their addresses and having the country be tray that trust will not be humane. dan stein says the president does not have the legal authority to set immigration policy and if congress wants to keep the dacca program, it's up to democrats to work with republicans to come up with immigration reform legislation. again, we should here some time between now and tuesday, depending on who you talk to in the administration, back to you, leon, wendy. >> thanks, edward. first at 4, lawyers representing the amtrak engineer accused of being responsible for a deadly two years ago in philly has asked a judge today to dismiss the charges against him.

train at almost twice the posted speed when it went off the tracks. eight people were killed. boston says he cannot remember what happened. investigators say he did not have alcohol or drugs in his system and he was not using his cell phone. philadelphia's district attorney and the state attorney general disagreed on whether he should be prosecutored. that argument is behind today's request to have those charges dropped. a man is blaming police and the city of charlottesville for the injuries he suffered when white supremacist and noe-nazi's beat him up. they're suing the city. the charlottesville police chief and superintendent, turner says he wants answers. he came to police, stood by. did nothing while he was assaulted at last month's white supremacists rally. charlottesville, city councilman bob today insisted the police were not told to stand down. >> now,

breaking news in southeast washington where a people was wounded and car was shot up in southeast. derrick ward is live now, derrick, what's the story there? >> reporter: we're here in the 1,000 block of minnesota avenue, just across the street from the subway station, in front of the friendship public charter school. this is the scene right now. you see that white sedan, you can see the passenger window has been shot out. we're told that one person was shot and wounded, shot in the arm. we don't know the condition or the extent of the wounds to that person. we don't believe this had anything to do with the school that was letting out at about the time this happened. we're also told there was another shooting, a short time ago, also on minnesota avenue, across east capitol street. whether or not the two incidents are related, remains to be seen. police have cor

directly in front. expect some delays if you're traveling through there. again, we're told at least went person shot and wounded right here in front of this charter school, just a short time ago. police are looking, now, for a suspect. we don't have any information about a suspect or a victim at this time. bring those to you when they become available. we are live on minnesota avenue, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> all right. thank you, keep us posted. >> first at 4:00, the impact of harvey already hitting you at the gas pump. we found prices on the rise and how high they can go. ♪ >> the song threatening mariah's carey spot at the top of the billboard and the fierce fan debate on social media. >> reporter: i'm david cull rver

high school football season starting. the reason we're here, though, for their first home game of the year is a very special reason. just ahead, we'll show you how they are remembering a beloved coach. >> all right. you've got it, david. we're working for you even during the break. >> see which stories are trending on our app. check out storm team ♪ pro-tip. get these great smoked ribs.

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beloved coach taken before the start of football season, tonight, before their first home game of the year, the james madison high school community is remembering schultz. >> he also taught special education. and late june, he and his nephew were pulled over in springfield trying to secure a boat and a truck hit and killed him. our bureau reporter david culver live as the team is preparing to play on in schultz's honor. >> reporter: they are, indeed, going to play on tonight. they're playing against fairfax. catching up with some of the students, they're preparing for tailgate. they're expected 500 students to fill in here. this is a guy who everybody loves. you mentioned he was a special education teacher, in addition to being the varsity coach.

he's got a lot of ties to this community. a lot of the players are going to the field with these mixed emotions. we caught up with them at practice, here is what they're remembering about coach schultz. >> i mean -- we're not the biggest or strongest team. we're doing to fight our heart out. we're also family and leave no doubt every time we go out. >> and one of the slogans, you heard them say it right there, leave no doubt. that was something that was set by coach often, as we come back out here live, i want to show you this banner. this is a banner hanging out here. several will go to the school, it's their way of keeping the legacy alive and strong. as i said, this is going to get back, a lot of students and community members. that's why we're he

they're coming together despite it being a difficult time. they're pushing for it. leon, we'll send it back to you. >> new developments in a hazing case, a lot of people have been following, the 12 members of penn state fraternity they learn they have to stand trial for the death of frat brother. no one called for help after finding hip unconscious at the bottom of the stairs at their frat house night of drinking and hazing. he died the next day. now, members will stand trial, the judge tossed out the most serious charges against them, including manslaughter and assault. first at 4:00, the superintendent of montgomery county public school getting araised. approved a $15,000 raise shs th -- that brings his salary up dr, we wonder how the

scott makes the same, 290,000. prince georges county school ceo, kevin maxwell, makes a base of just under 300,000 with up to 450,000 in bonuses and benefits. >> what does doug kamerer do when there are two big storms on the map at the same time. not on wendy's phone, not on the pink phone. we're taking a look that got the computer models that run every six hours or so. . it is a monster. >> that's the crazyiest thing anything from cuba to maine. >> if it was to hit our region, it wouldn't hit us until a week till tuesday. >> it's moving so slowly out there. >> it takes two weeks to cross the atlantic. it formed very rare for a storm this strong that far east to become that strong. it has

you know, we'll get to that in just a second. that, of course, me and harvey, bringing some clouds and it's raining, a lot of that rain not quite hitting the ground just yet. current temperature, it's cool. we had a cold front moving through last night. temperature 66, man is it chilly, the average high is 85 degrees. 20 degrees below average, we'll stay on the cool side today. here is a couple of showers, again, just showers down to the south, up towards hagerstown, martinsburg area. the rain itself farther to the south, notice how it moves in, it dries out when it gets here. atmosphere very very dry and we need help with that. big time thunderstorm down here towards parts of carolina. we're not going to get in on those. here is harvey, this is the remnants that will move across the region tomorrow. let's take you hour by hour tonight. if you have dinner plan

tonight. you want to take it just in case you see a quick shower or two, coming in around 10:00, 11:00. by 9:00 a.m. just showers. this is not going to be an all-day rain tomorrow, we'll see showers off and on and everybody will get in on the shower activity. it will be fairly light showers, a great idea to keep that umbrella heavy. yeah, that's going to be a tough one. the beach is taking the boat out. yeah, that's going to be tough, too. we'll see off and on rain. heaviest rain tomorrow night with a ban, this typically happens with those areas of low pressure, by sunday morning, it's out of there. by sunday afternoon we're dealing with sunshine sunday and much nicer day. saturday is the only day we'll have to worry about. cloudy and cool. showers likely, you'll need the umbrellas and the jackets. jackets just like you have out there today, sweatshirts we're going out in my house for the first time this season. harvey moves on through, and then we turn our attention to irma. still way out there, take a

africa. this is how far off it is. it has five or six days before it hits the islands, but take a look, the latest advisory of irma. watch the eye really form. the latest advisory came out at 11:00. winds of 110 miles per hour. the next advisory, i guarantee it will have category three or 4 storm. i'm thinking about 125 miles per hour winds. doesn't matter how strong it is, it's a fish storm. notice move to the south and then to the north of the islands, that is very good news for the islands here, especially for the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. it most likely will make a turn towards the u.s. what does it do there. does it stay out to sea. some computer models keeping it out to sea. however, a lot of them are bringing them to the east coast. this is something we'll be watching once again, it will be 7 to 10 days away we've got a lot of time to

tell you they think they know where it's going. much nicer, looking really good on monday, 89 on your tuesday and then a good chance of rain on wednesday, back into the 70s as we make our i've got the hour by hour forecast. whatever you've got. i've got it. >> for the president to decide their futures. >> first at 4:00, we talked with a woman worried about losing the protection of daca, her lessons. new video as police drag a nurse out of a hospital. first at 4:00, that nurse is now striking back at the cops. >> that's crazy video. you've got to see that. first, consumer reporter, susan hogan

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in the storm center, doug kamerer. irma. >> we had rain right now. a lot of people leaving for the weekend. it's nice tonight. i think the road is going to be okay. show you what we're dealing with right now. we'll continue to see the rain moving in front of the south and west. here is harvey back here. here is the rain out ahead of it. it is cool and cloudy across our area, temperatures dropping a little bit but not much. best chance of rain tonight, will be after about 9:00. i think the best chance around 10 or 11:00. if you have dinner, you might not want to eat outdoors, as long as you're dressed for it. should be good. jeans tonight, maybe the sweater. always asking about can i wear the sweaters and the

>> i am already wearing boots. the nbc washington app is working for you when you leave town for the weekend, turn on weather alerts and storm team 4 will let you know what's happening anywhere labor day takes you. well, the rain from harvey has moved out of texas, but water is still everywhere. you have to have a boat if you want to get around many of the neighborhoods. today the mayor warned some of the neighborhoods could continue to see the flood levels climbing for days. jay gray has more on the impact of hurricane harvey. >> rescue and recovery teams continue to push through the flood waters of southeast texas. >> every historical water level record has been broken. >> in some communities, more is on the way. >> water will continue to be released from the reservoir for the next 10 to 15 days. i'm asking for people in these areas to leave their homes. >>

boats are still the only way in and out. >> many of those with nothing left continue to show up with more than 200 shelters across the strike zone. >> to support the mission in shelters. >> lifeline, from tens of thousands left homeless by harvey. jay gray, nbc news, houston. the dc region is expected to receive dozens of animals from texas tomorrow. dogs, cats, other animals have been homeless since harvey hit. you know, so many of the shelters down there have flooded. so shelters here a

make room for these pets that are pets that are heading our way. this is video from the last chance animal rescue. it was taken yesterday. we were there as the first round of pets arrived from down south. >> so with all the animals coming our way, local shelters trying to make room. >> this weekend, you can adopt one for free from rescue group in our area, thanks to familiar name. news 4 is working for you and getting the details from stephanie from humane rescuer place. >> who is you have here? >> this is cream sickle, she is four months old and looking for a family. >> she's one of the many cats you have. we really need to clear the shelters out now for all the animals on their way. >> exactly. we've got over 50 cats who need to find new families, if p

come and meet our animals. we have dogs and cats available to go home today. we are making space for animals who are coming up from texas to make -- so they can help there. >> and the adoption humane rescue alliance, are waved. they're waiving the adoptions through sunday. >> and they offered that really generous incentive to bring people in. they'll cover all adoption fees so we can have space and bring more animals from texas. >> as far as your volunteers and staff deploying down the texas, what's going on with that. >> we expect at least over the next three weeks, perhaps longer. we will be sending teams of our staff down to help those shelters to take care of the incoming animals. >> we've seen catastrophic flooding there. you guys are so amazing to be helping out as a shelter. i think waiving the

said that's helped out a lot. >> great response from the community yesterday and we expect that we will throughout the weekend, too. we remind people to check our web site because you'll have an updated list of animals that are available there. both in our shelters and foster homes. >> we're really looking forward to that, thank you so much for being here and available for adoption, now, remember, they're looking for loving families to come adopt and current animals so that the ones from houston will be able to come in and get a space so they can find their loving home. you'll find more about this on the nbc washington app. >> creek sickle is a chilled cat. oh my goodness. all these lights, all the noise and stuff in the studio. she was like cool, breeze. >> nbc washington app. and if you're looking for ways to help the people impacted, we've got a list for charities raising moneys for

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>> this happened in july, but the video is now has been released. the officers handcuffed the nurse when she refuses to draw blood from an unconscious patient. the officers believe that the nurse was refusing to obey orders from police. but the nurse says that the officers were trying to take someone's property, which you have to get consent to have blood taken from you. to try to take someone's property without a warrant, the nurse was never charged with the crime. the police chief says he's al m alarmed and sad that this is causing a rift between police and nurses. >> of course. >> all right, getting back to your forecast and the two systemsha

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decision. first at 4:00, president trump says he'll make a decision in a matter of days. >> they defer action for childhood arrivals program, daca, has allowed young people known as dreamers to work and study legally in the united states president trump may put an end to that program. tonight supporters are holding vigils outside the white house. news 4 chris gordon is live with the latest, chris? >> well, the community is awaiting word from the white house. families fear they'll be separated, childrenn

undocumented parents and siblings could face deportation. there is so much uncertainty tonight and they wait and they worry. demonstrators say their family and friends live in fear. they worry that president trump could end daca deferred action for children's arrivals program. daca protects hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants. these people worry there will be mass deportations if daca ends. >> mr. president, together the people make america great, immigran immigrants, black people. >> the daily protest at the white house began august 15th, marking the fifth anniversary of daca. the program gave hope to the thousands of dreamers who were

college and a job. hope that they have a future here, now they face the possibility that president trump could end daca with an announcement that could come at any time. >> some time today or over the weekend we'll have a decision. >> should dreamers be worried. >> we love the dreamers. we love everybody. thank you very much. >> just a short time ago, the white house seemed to indicate that this decision could be delayed until next tuesday, until then, it appears the vigil here will continue. leon, back to you. >> all right. thank you, chris. >> metro bus operators say they don't feel safe and they're demanding police escorts on the bus routes. there was an incident that happened saturday where a woman tossed urine on to metro bus driver. that raised new safety concerns. they asked their supervisors for help tot.

to wait until someone gets killed before changes are made. >> metro says the transit agency is taking steps to address driver safety issues. they've assigned 40 transit police officers to metro bus and they're installing protective shields and digital cameras on buses. >> and doug is now joining us. >> oh, yeah. >> aren't you, darling. right now, just watching that storm, that storm, by the way, way out in the atlantic ocean, that's not going to effect us for 7 to

let's just calm down on that. it may not hit anybody. it may be a fish storm. fish storm stays in the atlantic. >> don't do it. all right, out there right now, looking at the cloud cover across our region, the terrifying weekend, it could be a little bit of wash out. you've got rain coming in, current temperatures today at 66. winds out of the northeast at 6 miles per hour. you can see the rain on the radar. a lot of the rain not hitting the ground. it is hitting the ground down towards the leonard town area, look down towards -- north carolina, big time thunderstorm moving towards the raleigh region, if you are trying to head down this afternoon, maybe you're heading down to outer banks, watch out in this area tonight. you could see big storms. we get in on the rain, most of the heavy rain, most of this rain is steady and light. tomorrow

65 at 2:00. 68 by 4:00, just very cool day with showers. you'll need the umbrella from time to time, most likely the little umbrella. heading to the beach, you'll need the umbrella. breezy, 72 degrees on your saturday. much nicer saturday. sunday evening is going to be great. sunday morning is going to be chance of shower, early, gorgeous on the front. heading to the mountains, saturday, rain likely, 64 degrees may even be cooler than this. especially if you're getting into elevation, may be in the upper 50s. 77 on your sunday. 84 on monday, really nice as you make your way into late sunday, into the day on monday. be out there in northern maryland, pennsylvania this week. one thing for sure, right there. it has strengthened. it was a category two storm. i'll guarantee you the 5:00 advisory which is coming out in any minute.

category 4. we'll watch it closely. right now, tracking the weekend for you, early next week, look attitudes, high of 89. again we cool again as we get a pretty good storm. wednesday, see quite a bit of rain, wednesday and thursday. >> we continue to follow breaking news in northeast dc. one person wounded a car shot up outside of the friendship charter school. this is on minnesota avenue. >> news 4 was first there on the scene. it's one of the stories that we're working for 5:00 this evening. susan standing by with a look at what's coming up. >> that's right. our producers are working the phones right now on that shooting over my head, as well. we also have reports of a second just a mile away. we're making calls on both and we'll, have a live report for you coming up. then all new at 5:00, dc's newest firefighter is likely to turn out like this. sanchez was sworn into the force today. but it was a journey, decades in the making. one

at sea for three days. our mark segraves has his incredible story, plus the latest on why some people are refusing to actually donate to the american red cross. >> all right. thanks, susan. and with the weather forecast this weekend, especially for saturday. it might be a good time to make some indoor activity. >> movies, reading a book. i'm pushing for cheesy. >> these entertainment jason frayly. he's got ideas about what we can watch this weekend. let's start off with sun dance is now showing nationwide, what's the story there. >> i don't know if it's quite on fire like you were just saying. that sounds like a great idea. no, this one is called -- it's the audience award winner sun dance. you know, don't get scared. the audience love this one. it

cast, this american life, chronical true story. now it's an actual movie. it's the true story of collin warner who was wrongfully convicted of murder in the crown heights neighborhood in 1980. wind up spending more than 20 years in prison before it got overturned. it's one of those hurricane. the reason to see this is for the break out performance of the lead actor. he had a big part in straight out of compton. he was one of the brainwashed folks in get out earlier this year. he breaks out. also, any nfl fans are there, he's making acting turn, so, yeah, he's defensive back on the nfl now he's on the defense team as collins old friend trying to get him out of jail. it's kind of a softer, quieter procedural

but he's on some good topics. check it out. >> and it's always nice to see young actors, you know, i remember him from get out. he had a brief role, but important in get out. it's nice to see him, you know, moving on to something with something he can really work on as an artist. thank you very much. >> all right, jason, take care, buddy, see you in a bit. >> first at 4:00, the impacts at harvey, how much you can expect to pay and how long you're going to be stuck paying it. this is news 4, first at 4:00.

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thanks for harvey, we're paying more at the pump. drivers are being asked to not fill up when they get there. nbc chris reports now on when things should return to

labor day weekend, their wallets are taking a hit at the gas pump. prices are up about 16 cents over last week, the average cost per gallon now, $2.52. and harvey is to blame. >> supply is down, with 15 refineries being shutdown and capacity being up about a quarter. we're seeing a spike in demand. >> harvey's flooding is not more than a dozen gulf coast and major east coast pipeline who also shutdown. >> the system is not set up for everybody to be riding around with a full tank of gas. >> that 5,500-mile pipeline carries more than 300 million gallons from houston. they hope the to have it back online sunday, but spikes could be felt all across the country. >> it has been coming back. i think

i think that's the biggest question mark. >> in dallas, fear of the gas shortage caused the run on the pumps. >> i know i've got for saying they're out of gas. i went to six other spots before here. >> the federal government is releasing a million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserves and experts say it's enough supply. chris, nbc news, new york. now at 5:00, the flood waters are receding, a harsh reality sets in. families struggling to recover from the loss of property and loved ones. >> to wake up in the morning and not see them. >> plus a beloved coach killed in a crash on the side of the road and the team that's coming together to remember him in a special way. rallies from coast to coast as the thousands of young immigrants known asam