right now at 11:00, mother nature putting a bit of a damper on the big labor day weekend. storm team 4 meteorologist has the timing on when things will start clearing up president trump comforts harvey survivors in texas and louisiana as cleanup

recovery efforts in the storm-torn region ramp up and breaking right now, a young woman is dead and two others injured after a shooting in southeast d.c. we're live in a very emotional scene with what we are learning about the victims. >> announcer: "news 4 at 11:00" starts now. off the top at 11:00, you are looking live outside our studios in northwest d.c. on a soggy and foggy saturday night. the labor day weekend didn't quite get off to a great start now, has it? but storm team 4 says a big weather change is hours away. good evening. i'm erika gonzalez. take a look at how low the temperatures will fal overnight. there's somara standing by. we will be talking about a cool down and a warm up. so don't get used to this fall weather. >> no, and i know you love it. i saw your instagram, you are excited for this taste of fall. as you said on twitter, it is just that, just a taste. this unseasonable weather, i'll tell you thisus

perspective, the normal overnight lows should be around 67 degrees. tonight in the upper 50s, low of 0s number a major departure. but today the highs were in the 60s. we should be around 84 degrees for highs in the d.c. metro area. take a look right now. tonight dropping into the upper 50s, low 60s. 63 in washington, back towards the blue ridge into the upper 50s. of course you get cooler the farther you move from the city. as we head into tomorrow, we are expecting to see -- i'm sorry, a little issue with my clicker. nonetheless, as we held into tomorrow we will see things begin to rebound. as for showers, we could see a few isolated showers throughout the evening, but they're continuing to diminish. temperatures dropping into the upper 50s, lower 60s. back to you, erika thanks, somara. one person killed and two others injured in southeast d.c. gunfire

tonight in the 1500 block of tubman road. we find darcy spencer there live with more on what led to the shooting. darci. >> reporter: erika, you can see it is still a very active investigation. you can see the tape is still up here, blocking the street. i just talked to a d.c. police official. he said there is no update on this investigation, but a family of a 19-year-old who was killed here is in mourning. police used flashlights to search for evidence in the dark after a triple shooting on tubman road in southeast d.c. this holiday weekend. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: family members are extremely emotional as they learn a young woman who just turned 19 years old had been killed in the gunfire. a man was also shot and wounded. a third victim suffered a minor graze wound. witnesses tell me there were many shots fired right around 7:00 in the evening. police taped o

area where the investigation. police were focusing on a home where the victims were standing when the shots rang out. family members say the young woman lived here and they have no idea why anyone would want to hurt her. police are still searching for the shooter. >> it is a very unfortunate incident obviously. and just, again, just reinforcing the fact that we need to make sure we get illegal guns off the streets. >> reporter: as i said, police are still searching for the shooter and for a motive in this triple shooting. back to you darcy, we saw from that video emotions running high out there. i know you talked to the family. what are they saying to you tonight? >> reporter: well, it is an extremely emotional scene. there are still a lot of family members here. i'm not sure if you are able to see them from our vantage point, but dozens of people here on the scene. obviously very upset, very overwhelmed with emotion, with the loss of this teenage girl. we

a lot of police are here right now. there was someone who did try to cross over the crime scene tape and go toward the scene, so obviously it is an emotional situation for the family and police are handling that. just asking everyone to respect the crime scene tape, to stay behind the sandhya pat behind the tape to continue their investigation. many people told me that teenager just celebrated her 19th birthday. it is a sad evening for them. back to you darcy spencer, reporting in southeast d.c. for us tonight. thank you president trump and the first lady getting some face time with harvey survivors days after landfall some people still dealing with floodwaters that continue to rise. the president returned to that area today. he wants billion also of dollars more in disaster relief, but as nbc's jay gray shows us recovery is still a long way off for many storm survivors. >> i'm proud to introduce you to the id

since the storm. spending time with survivors and first responders in houston and lake charles, louisiana. >> i want to congratulate everybody's that worked so hard. it has been an incredible five days, six days. this was -- seems like it is much longer than that. >> reporter: the president is asking congress for $7.9 billion as an initial disaster relief package. some have estimated the total cost for the cleanup and recovery will reach close to 200 billion. but in many areas, that recovery will have to wait. >> all the way up to my roof now. my whole neighborhood is flooded out. >> reporter: and in some neighborhoods the floodwaters are still rising. in places where the water is gone, the work is just beginning. >> oh, good to help, you know, because it could happen to anyone. >> reporter: pile also of debris have replaced pool also of water in this

more survivors doing whatever they can to come back. >> thank you, thank you. >> thank you, so much. >> be good. >> reporter: another push towards some kind of normal here, the astros back and playing baseball, but not before collecting donations for the victims of harvey and calling for a moment of silence. but only a moment. there's too much work to do here. jay gray , nbc news, houston. no comment yet from the white house about the breaking news out of north korea. that country claiming it has a more advanced nuclear weapon capable of being launched on a long-range missile. take a look at this picture. just released by the country's state news agency, it shows leader kim jong-un inspecting what that regime is calling a hydrogen bomb at a nuclear lab. they say the bomb will be loaded

on a new intercontinental ballistic missile. experts doubt they have mastered hydrogen technology, but this move is sure to raise tensions in the region. president trump's justice department weighs in on the president's explosive allegations that his predecessor was spying on him. the department says it has no records about any wire taps inside trump tower. back in march, if you will remember, mr. trump tweeted that president obama wire tapped his phones before election day. late last night the justice department and fbi said that didn't happen. the department rejected trump's claim in a court case filing. latino umd mock trial students now know what their former coaches really think of them. the offensive comments that cost a professor and his daughter their jobs. and shelter dogs from texas who are loing for a home even before the storm are now in

area. how a local organization and one of the nats best players are maki

an e-mail sent to university of maryland latino students describing them as mediocre and pretty bad leads to the forced resignations of a visiting professor and volume up tear. according to "the washington post" professor martin graber said he accidentally sent an e-mail to the students about who had been accepted into the mock trial class, but his e-mail included comments from his daughter, abigail graber, who is a lawyer and assistant coach to criticized latino students.

he and his daughter will no longer be involved in that class russian government officials blasted the trump administration today after u.s. authorities took control of three russian diplomatic posts including the russian annex in d.c. russian authorities say the actions to close all three, including one in new york and san francisco, violates international law. last month russia forced the u.s. to cut its diplomatic personnel in russia to 455 people. russia says it may retaliate because of today's actions. animal rescue groups are clearing the shelters in texas to make room for pets who were displaced by harvey. when were there as 20 dogs arrived in northwest dc today. take a look at those happy faces. the animal also were already homeless before harvey hit. the humane rescue alliance is going to care for the dogs until they're ready for adoption in a few days, and you can do that. you can help with that, and you won't have to

fees if you take one home this weekend. nats superstar pitcher max scherzer and his wife are going to cover the fees. we have more on how to adopt in our nbc washington app. just search harvey pets. prince georges county doing its part to help harvey survivors. people opening their hearts and wallets. and more fallout tonight from this shocking video of a nurse arrested on the job. why the officers involved in the bust could soon fin thedms

new fallout tonight after this dramatic arrest inside an

while being cuffed by a police officer sparked outrage, and now there are call also for a criminal investigation. the incident happened in july at a hospital in salt lake city. the officers confronted the nurse who refused to let them take blood from an unconscious patient. they wanted the blood work to investigate a crash after a man tried to run from police. both officers are now on paid leave. it's going to be a long time until the victims of harvey get back on their feet, and the out pouring of support has been incredible. people spent part of their day doing what they can to help. derrick ward has more on the generosity of strangers. >> reporter: how you doing? >> good. >> reporter: they got started early in the city of buoy, and shortly after they opened the doors to city hall the spare change started to pileup. the coins are part of a cause. >> we heard on the news they

and so we decided to put the jar to good use. >> reporter: what better use than helping neighbors in need, though they may be 1400 miles away. >> they're fellow americans and we need to come out for them and show support. >> reporter: downstairs at the bowie police headquarters supply for police officers in the region. >> they have cops in the houston and the area who lost their own homes and they're living in hotels and trying to work and save people and do their every day job. >> reporter: bowie called for the congregation of the e church in land over, e church means everybody's church. volunteers volunteered to stuff a truck or two. >> we started with one facebook post to do something. >> reporter: the pastor says they filled one truck in no time with second on its way to capacity load. >> i'm preaching two services tomorrow, and as of my second service we're going to change our clothes and head on the road. we have four drivers. >> reporter: in

ford, news four. >> your storm team 4 forekase. >> i'm meteorologist some mara theodore. right now the rain is pretty much out of here, but we're tracking visibility issues. it is a half a mile at dulles. you know once it gets to a quarter of a mile we start to see the critical point, but we will see patchy fog tonight. we saw the cool weather today, temperatures in low to mid 60s, and of course the rain. i even got stuck in a downpour myself. take a look at the radar. this is what it is going to be like overnight. very intermittent rain, isolated shower, a chance to see showers off to the west of i-81 corridor, towards northern maryland, north of fredrick there. we will be pretty dry in the dc metro area but i don't want to rule out a passing shower or two into tomorrow morning. timing it out, notice how most of the rain is already gone. by sunday afternoon we may lose a good amount of clouds. we

conditions in here tomorrow evening. our forecast is taking a turn for the better heading to monday. by monday morning we are cloud free, mostly clear sunday night into the afternoon 4:00 p.m., we are talking brilliant sunshine, so labor day panning out to be a beautiful one. we have our eye to the tropics here in the storm team 4 weather center and we're keeping an eye on irma. that eye seems to be covered by a canopy but still there and a strong hurricane. we are looking at category two at the moment, winds at 110 miles an hour. it is still too early to give a definitive forecast on how or if it will impact the continental u.s. for now we know the lesser antilles have to keep their eyes on the storm. it is expected to reach category four status by thursday at 8:00 p.m. so we will be watching the storm very closely in the coming days, and we'll have more on that forecast as we get closer to the top of next week. the timing we want to look out for is

take a look at your backyard grilling forecast for tomorrow. we're drying out. the grass still a little damp at 3:00, but by 5:00 we should see a lot of sunshine. temperatures low 80s, very comfortable tomorrow. here is a look at your weekend forecast. tomorrow, again, a lingering shower. we warm up, the sun comes out, and by labor day just fantastic. so i hope you are able to get out there and capitalize on the good weather. here is why. we do have shower and storm chances making a comeback in the middle of the day. the day we want to talk about is tuesday. we are approaching near 90 degrees with humidity coming back on tuesday. erika. >> i'm so over this. mad max on the mound usually means good things for the nats. but not if they keep getting hit. chris milesith the details w

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month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. this is the xfinity sports desk. chris miles here in the csn studios. the first saturday in september offer turf wins. maryland came into first football saturday of 2017 winners in seven straight season openers, but they were not three touchdown underdogs in any of the previous gates. they beat the orders today. they went on the road to texas to face 23rd ranked team in the country. they left as a team that might have earned a ranking themselves. maryland, not out to the best start. down 7-0 in the first. pigram already toss a pick six. nice adjustment. uses his wheels for the first touchdown of the

roland has the kid blocked by goldberg. brooks shows off his speed. 71 yards, scoop and score. maryland ahead 30-14 at the half. third quarter, momentum goes back to the home team. reggie in full maps. navigates his way. 91 yards. it is the third special teams touchdown of the game. texas closes that gap fast. only down by three. into the third quarter now. pigram picks up some 64 yards on the ground, but pay attention to the way he goes down. he couldn't put pressure on his leg, was helped off. did not return. a huge spot in the fourth quarter, turps hand the ball over to freshman hill. way to handle the pressure. the lead up. maryland goes to austin, upsets texas 51-41. va

against william and marry. going for it on fourth down. kirk puts it in the bread basket. good gamble. virginia up 14 at the half. ben kirk with another connection. eliminates in the corner. 21-3. ben kirk toss three touchdowns. the final comes in the final minute to jordan ellis. virginia wins it 28-10. cut day is over and the red skins have their final 53-man roster. third string quarterback nate sudde sudfeld was cut. matt jones was let go as well as niko marley. the burgundy and gold went with depth on defense, carrying 11 guys who are secondary. defensive backs clur and hosely made the roster after a strong performance in the final preseason game against tampa bay. nats and brewers. who s

contact support? scherzer gets drilled in the calf. in the second, that's daniel murphy trying to do hurdles also. bumps and bruises, a lot to go around. nats down 2-1 in the eighth. taylor puts some bruises on the ball. solo home run. we're tied up at 2. tre turner looking for first home run since coming back from the dl earlier this week. this one -- well, it just stays in the park. defoe scores the game-winning run. nats come out on top 3-1. orioles coming off extra inning 1-0 win against the bluejays on friday night. low scoring affair until pillard does this in the fifth. toronto up 1-0. seventh inning, donaldson. that's a three run. orioles can't bounceback. they fall by final of 7-2.

we'll still have a full week to wait for the red skins season opener, but fedex field has a big game tomorrow. virginia tech hosts west virginia in the season opener. back to you. >> thank you so much. we are excited and ready for football season. thank you, sir. that about does it for us. thank you for joining us tonight. "saturday night live" is coming up next. we will see you again tomorrow. have a good one, everybody. bye-bye.

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