>> i want to thank you for your hard work. >> melania trump's t tp to border clouded by a fashion statement, or is it a fashion faux pas? >> she has been very effective at trolling us meaning the american people and the media. a major win for your privacy, but police now need to do before they can gain acces to your cell phone data. >> announcer: news 4 at 4:00 starts now. and we start with rain in the forecast again this weeken that means it will be the seventh weekend out of the past eight that we've had rain in the area. >> let's skipht now to amelia draper in the storm center. amelia, help us out. are we going to be ail to get lltside at this weekend? >> the good news is you'll wesolutely be able to get outside this end. i don't want you to think the weekend is a washout just by today being a rainy day. some serious rainfall has happened in parts of the area. take a look. the area here in green arender floo warnings. these are going to go through

the weekend. you can fd outxactly how long flood warnings in your ppunty go by downloading your nbc washingtonnd turning on your location, but the shenandoah river, rappahannock counties down through and stafford counties all under flood warnings. hearing of a lot of roads under water in these areas. remember never drive-thru a flooded roadwaynd and areas flood warnings couldee an additional 1 to 2 inches tonight. that's why a flash flo watch is in effect for most of these locations. here's your evening plan if h you'reding out. no matter what you are, even if you're not in those warnings, grab the small umbrella. with the temperature around 70 degrees, scattered showers out there around 7:00 p.m. a steadier heavier rain movingin. we'll be dealing with downpours out there tonight. night the perfect tim to stay

indoors, watch news 4 and maybe plan on watching a movie later. it's one of those grilled cheese, tomato soup kind of nights out ere. ll about 15 minutes. good deal. thanks amelia. you can get the hour by hour forecast in your neighborhood all weekend long in our nbc washington app. check it out there.ni a vir family is desperate for answers about their missing >> he was last seen over the weekend leaving a concert here d.c raymond's family doesn't have a lot of clues to go on, but his dad is concernedis son is the victim of a crime. news 4 aimee cho is live now outside of capital one arena. mee, raymond was there nearly a week ago. what do we know about the circumstances surrounding his disappearance? >> reporter: pat, that's right. is is the last place he was seen. he was at the u2 concert on sunday night. we we know after that he posted a snapchat video around 1:00 in the morning with train tracks in the background but his parents

say they have no i those train tracks are. >> we can't even begin to search until we knowa where h last located. >> reporter: it's beenive days sinc travis and ann mcgavin have seen ton raymond, 19 years old, ahousician plays guitar. he met up with friends before the u2 concert sunday night. >> in our mind he has been gone four days. he is a teenager. he had to use his phone. to me that's evidence of criminal tivity. >> posting a he was looking forward to attendar william & in the fall. >> as we run into people trying to help us look for him, told us nothing but great things about him and we're just so proud of him. >> as day five of the search stretches o travis mcgavin has a message for his son. >> raymond, we love you. g

we're neverng to stop looking for you. please come home. >> reporter: if you have any information, you're asked to please call police. we'll stay on top of this story and bring you any updates we get in the nbc washington app. live at the capital one arena. >> we certainly hope he turns up soon and safe. a scary moment this morning in arlington after a car plunged into the water at thum ca island marina. witnesses called 911 and there just ews got in time to rescue a man who was trapped inside this vehicle. they pulled him out of a driver's side window. he's in critical condition. a woman attacked by her fiancee's dog outside of her home in maryland has died. she was teuled yay. she died at the hospital last night. a witness to the attack called

911. hoauthorities eventually andlle. neorsd ns 4 they were stunned by the att the dog had always been friendly the da . >> we told you about some big time raises being handed out in the prince george's school system earer this year. that debate has become part of the primary election battle in the maryland governor's race. a school board meeti- a member rather is sharing the result of an audit and that led to a tenseack and forthwith the county executive. news 4 chris gordon hasoth sides of this epdebate. >>ter: for months news 4 has reported on complaints about raises given to prince george's county school administrators. now a confidential audit sent to the school board members suggests that the problem is worse than previouslynown. board member edurrows is speaking out. >> there were over a dozen individuals who have received inappropriate pay increases. >> reporter: amounting to?

>> hundreds of tusands of dollars the best way that i can say it. >> reporter: if i were to ask 'd$300000 as a question y say? >> that sounds accurate to epme >>ter: he sent for a meeting to discuss the problem. baker saysre hasn't seen eit the letter or the audit. >> sending me a letter wouldn't make any nse. it's actually the school board that oversee its. >> he supports jealous over baker. todalo j used the findings in the new audit calling on baker to explain his lack of oversight, allowing inappropriate pay raises. >> this is a camp that people are using our children as a political football. that's an example of it, ben jealous doing that. >> if shern baker wins tuesday's primary, the issue of school management will probably play a major part governor

hogan's campaign because he has already criticized how the schools are operated here in prince george's county. chris gordon, news 4. tearfulay reunion t between a mother and son who had been separated at the u.s. border. they arrived at dwi marshal early this mning. e two had been separated in arizona last month aer making the long journey from guatemala. they're now seeking asylum here. overnment he federal and got her son back. they're going to live in texas while their alum claim i being decided. now to the political angle on the crisi at the border. thousands of children still separated from their parents and confusion over how, when, and where they'll be reunited. president trump accused democrats of telling phoney stories about sadness at the border and he lays out an emotional counterargument. blayne alexander on capitol hill

reporting for us and also threw respects a bit of a curve >> reporter: absolutely, leon, in fact he told them stop wasting your time when it comes to immigration. let's talk about those faces that we've see as we watch this debate kind of reach a fever pitch. for days it's been the children at the border separated from tht familiesse have been the sympathetic faces of the battle. today president a different group. president trump standing with ome of the people he says are hardest hit by a flawed immigration system. families of those killed by undocumented immigrants. l >> yours will not have been in vein. we will secure our borders. >> reporter: the president working to shift the spotlight that for days has focused on migrant children at the border. >> we were unlucky enoug to be separated for five days or ten days. we're separated permanently. >> i wear his ash in a locket.

this is how i get to have my son. >> reporter: after urging congress to -- an about face. stop wasting time on immigration and wait until after the midterm elections sayin there will be fewer democrats in office. >> democrats don't want to solve the problem while w do. but we're going to move forward. we're going to have a vote. reporter: as soon as next week despite opposition from the ill from within their own part democrats say they've been shut out all together. down at the border the question how will the 2,000 children already separated frir families be reunited. nearly 500 are back with their parents. among them 7-year-old darwin and his mother who successfully sued the government to find him. after more than a month apart the two back together but their future in america still uncertain. and today a spokes person for

health and hum services said that each child does receive a tracking number to helpdentify them throughout the process. leon, he says that a vast majority of them will be reunited with family. back to you. >> blayne alexander reporting live for us. meanwhile, the debate over that jacket worn by the first lady to the border yesterday is growing today. the jacket has a phrase"i really don't care, do you" written on the back. the presidenas claims that p was a shot at the news media. in a tweet he said hisife has discovered how, quote, dishonest they are and no longer cares. but others say wearing the jacket was tone deaf. former rnc chair explained the ngssaging problem it creates . >> wearing that go see kids at a time where those kids are being imprisoned by you husband's government and your husband has really indicated alrough his attorney gennd others that they don't care. >> in an e-mail the first lady's

communication direct said it was just a jacket, that there was no hidden message. but as erica gonzalez melania trump has seemingly used fashion to send messagesth i past. >> it goes back to before the election. do you remember this? th pk bow blouse and she wore that at the second presidential debate. that was the days aerhe access hollywood tape was released. there was the inauguration when the first lady wore this blue ralph lauren dress. many said an homage to former first lady jackie onassis. and this. some say it was to counter act democrats supporting the me too movement. white is also used as a symbol of feminism.

this is argument pant suit here that she wore with no hea covering during her trip to saudi arabia. and then this look over heres which the white hat that so many people talked about with the visit during the french a presiden messages through clothing. pat and leon. >> now we have the jacket. thank you, eca. a big decision by the supreme court. >> is about your cell phone use. when it means for your privacy in this digital age. some children in our area in classrooms with unlisted teachers. we're not talking about one teacher. close to 1,000 teachers. what the news 4 ieam has uncovered. >> will we ever get to put our umbrellas away? yeah, rain and storms are in the yeah, rain and storms are in the forest for theca

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when a visually impaired customer was hurt after falling on to the tcks. the rider mistook an opening as a doorway. the feds want metro to take several steps, including educating passengers about the rubber barriers and switching to chain barriers. we have been working the phones and reaching out to metro and t a response minut ago. the agency group says it will install chain barriers as soon as possible. your cell phone can't be used to keep track of you unless police have arch warrant. that's the takeaway from a supreme court decision nbc drew wilder explains the ruling and the splitonreac >> reporter: in a narrow win for privacy advocates, the supreme court ruled authorities have to get a search warrant before seizing cell phone tracking information on a criminal suspect. >> weow have a solid majority of w five justic recognize that these devices we are carrying around really can be a

thre to our privacy. >> reporter: in his majority opinion the chief justice wrote cell phones are worse than a nosey neighbor tracking your every move and storing rord of it. in effect he says whoever the suspect turns out to be he hasy effectiveen tailed every moment of every day for five riars. >> hisl data can put someone at the scene of the crime which can corrorate the testimony of eyewitnesses. >> reporter: it's how witnesses caught the suspect at the middle of this case. te man w for stealing, of all things, cell phones. th court stopped short of applying this to other technology we use every day leaving the door open to use d otherital info without a warrant. >> there's so much information it's time to come back and say those regulations are setp for a different time. time to put a lid on that come come back and lookt it again. >> reporter: the ruling leaves open the possibility for authorities to search your tracking records without a warrant in emergencies and some other situationshe setting t stage for future fights over

your digitaldr privacy. ew wilder, nbc news, washington. storm team 4 tracking rain and flooding for your evening commute. check this out. this is flooding in culpeper. this is route 15 and robinson river. people there are being told to stay home t and avoid any unnecessary travel. >> amelia draper is back with us. what else do we need to know for the weekend? >> what you need to know is it's not a washout, but tomorrows not a picture perfect day. your best bet if you have something planned sunday, you should be okay. if you have it planned tomorrow, i wouldn't cancel it. it's not going to be rainy d like today but have that backup plan ready to go. we're looking at scattered showers and thunderstorms tomorrow really pos at any time during the day, but especially early and then again during the aftnoon and eveni hours. i'm going to have more on that with future weather. here's what i'm tracking right now. light showers and drizzle across the area. nd of a chilly damp friday night out there.

the perfect night i think for gst settl in indoors. you can see no heavy activity right now. but look back to the west. i'm tracking this line of heavy rainfall with some severe hunderstorms, even a tornado warning on this thunderstorm down around roanoke. this activity is movingnto the area. are we looking at severe weather tonight? no really. but if you neare in parts of flood watch, you still need to be weather ready overnight tonight with heavy rai possible. based on its current movement, this area of heavier rain set to move into the district around 8:00 tonight. it's about 120 miles away. here's the latest with future weather. 6:00 p.m. scattered showers. coming in to work this afternoon, traffic was already terrible and i suspect that it't goinbe a slow go on that evening commute tonight. unfortunately. if you know somebodoming home from work, you want to anticipate them getting home i think a little bit laterust sed on all the rain we've had today. 9:00 p.m., speaking of rain,

here's that heavy rn i'm talking about. notice the bright color there. even a few rumbles ofhuer possible. that heavy rain moving through the d.c. metro area right aroun 11:00 p.m. i'll be in at that point updating the forecast. we see showers overnight. even dry nditions. this is 7:00 a.m. on saturday. a few widely scattered showers out there. notice as we move toward the midday and especially the heternoon hours, we start to track pop-up thunderstorms with very heavy rainfall that could be on the strg to sever side with gusty winds out there that could lead to some isolated damage. we're not talking about widespread severe weather tomorrow, but again, we're going to have fewtronger thunderstorms out there. somaro is going to be in tomorrow updating the forecas a few scattered showers, sunshine later in the day. it's hot andte humid. scd showers and thunderstorms around throughout the day. you can't plan on exactly when t they're goi happen, but

there's a good chance you're probably going to be dealing with at least a lite bit of rain if not a severe thunderstorm. here are the flood warnin. these are in effect through the weekend. this includes flood warnings for parts of rappahannock and stafford counties. high temperature of 86. hi o on sunday 92. i'm going to have more on the ten day forecast that includes a eak on the rain but the humidity coming up around 4:45. speaking of that humidity, the weather warmer these days and now the daysre getting longer and it's that time of year when so many of us are looking to get away. >> so nice. but you don't have to go far to iohave a little s summer fun. go to the nbc washington app and check out our best summer ever guidd you'll f 100 things to do around the dmv. from fairs to t festivals food. just search bt summer ever. an unexpected noise coming from a woman's car.

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a kitten is safe thanks to the creative thinkingwo of local firefighters. the kitten was trapped in the frame of a scar. >> n 4 mark segraves shows us how these firefighters used a smartphone to make this rescue. >> a woman was on her way to work this morning when she stopped at this walmart in prince george's county. that's when she heard the noise, a noise that concerned her so much she called the fire . departme womans the sound that heard { meow } >> reporter: she could tell it was a kitten, but she didn't know where the kitten was, only that it was trapped somewhere in her car. the captain was the first on the scene. self-described cat guy. he could see that the cat was trapped inside t fender of the car. but he couldn't reach it. so he took out his smartphone to

record the kitten. when he played itback, the kitten started to move closer toward him. the kitten it seems was attracted to its own voice. eventually the kitten followed its own voice to a spot where his partner could reach it. >> the cat was i the driver's side fender in ael little w area and he was there meowing. and i'm thinking this guy's going he with me. that's all i was thinking the whole entire time. he just. it >> reporter: the firefighters brought the little fur ball back to the fireasouse whe you might have guessed they becam attached to one another.ta the cin plans to adopt the kitten rescued once he's had it check out by a ve p innce george's county, mark segraves, news 4. >> how aboutthat? a firefighter who thinks like a

feline. perfect. good thinking. good for him. >> nice going. >> cute kitty. comin up, the news 4 i-teamp exposingblems in the classroom. schools hiring unlicensed teachers. >> every pent wants a highly qualified teacher in the classroo >> why it's happening and what the dangers are for our kids. a major change coming to one a major change coming to one of the area's biggest shopping

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here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. scattered showers out there right now in parts f ofderick counties. where it's not raining we havee driz the radar has difficulty picking it up. as we head on into the evening ovd night hours, steady rain is moving in and we'll also be tracking higvy rain t. right now we're at 70 degrees. by 7:00 p.m. sttered generally light showers. as we move toward 8:00 and 9:00 we track rain thatill be heavy in spots. by 11:00 we'll track heavy rain. throughout the day tomorrow we have scattered showers and th nderstorms. it a washout like today, but it's not picture perfect, so sunday looking like the better of the two weekend days. >> okay. thanks is it a failure at the head of the class? an investigation by the news 4 i-team reveals nearly 1,000

teachers in d.c. classrooms are not licensed. >> that's raising seriousti qus about training and the ability to track if something wrong. here's investigative reporter scott macfarlane. >> what happenedn late the morning in a hallway of cleveland elementary in northwest d.c. cost lacy thornton her job. one of thornton's fourth day studts was disrupting math class. when they went out in the hall, surveillance footage shows the teacher strike the girl in the head. a juryonvicted thornton of assault last week. her attorney declined our request for an interview. when we checked to see if lacy thornton's teaching license had been we found she hadn't had a teaching license in the first place. when i comes to d.c. public schools, she's far fm the only one. >> every parent wants a highly qualified teacher in the

classroom. >> every d.c. teacher should be licensednd if that teacher' license is revoked for misconduct to flag other school districts through a national database which alerts every state in the nation about the licensed teachers in the u.s. who have been stripped of their licenses. anunlicensed teacher could be able to avoid detection. is there a safety risk to the >> absolutely. it may not be to the students here in d.c., but it would be students in other ijurisdictio maryland and virginia. >> or elsewhere. >> using the freedom orm infoion act, we asked d.c. public schools for a list of all of its teachers, nearly 4,000 of them and compared them to the list of every licensed teacher in the driistrict. the i-team found nearly one of every four teachers is unlicensed. about 1,000 of them. >> d.c. is not in compliance with what it is required to do which is to ensure that all teachers have licensure when they enter the classroom. >> so they are breaking d.c. rules. >> yes. >> d.c. deputy mayor for

ucation says the school district conducts background checks on all newly hired teachers and starting next week says it will require all newly hired teachers to a least apply or licenses before starting work. d.c. public schools has a rigorous interview process as they hire teachers across the system. >> we found in nearby school districts 100% have licenses. in prince george's county teachers are not allowed to teach without one. gaston haswo students there. >> licensing exists for a reason and it doesn't make a lot of sense that the system in d.c. hasn't embraced a built upon the knowledge that goes into a good credential system. >> who are the unlicensed teachers ndreds of them were first year teachers in 2017 andac 2018 rding to records obtained by the i-team. others were teachers with years of experience aome are high profile. of the 19 teachers of the

cabinet which advises and meets with top brass, four are unlicensed. >> licensing is a safety net. >> licensing is absolutely the safety net. >> as for lacy thornton after her arrest for assaulting a student, she found a new teaching job at a private school ou prince george's cy as she awaited trial. a private school that did not require a license. d.c. school officials say the hiring process ensures high quality teachers even f they arunlicensed. they use background check and multiple interviews. d.he's mayor, head of d.c.'s ducation committee and washington's teacher union are all reacting to our investigation today all with different opinions. the i-team is working on that and we'll share what they t had say coming up. >> it doesn't necessarily shed on the --n

>>licensed teacher can be a qualified teacher, but the issue of licensure is of safety. if you have a license you can be tracked. if you try to go state to ttate unlikely scenario you engage in misconduct. without a license is difficult to track you. you can jump state lines, get a job in maryland or virginia for example and betc hard tore >> we don't know how long it will take for all these unlinsed teachers tecome licensed? >> no timetable given by the school district. they said all newly hired teachers will have to at least apply force their lie. >> thank you,tt s another anchor store at one of our local malls may be closing its doors. sears at the westfield montgomery mall is repor dly shutting down next year. according to bethesda magazine, s sears will close march 31st. they plan to close and make it a lifestyle destination with shops

and cavefes. we've reached out to westfield and sears, but we haven't heard back. less congestion on i-66 inside the bel way. vdot is hoping to make that a reality. starting next week crews will beginonstruction on another eastbound lane which will run from the dulles connector to the fairfax drive. vdot agreed to add that lane as part of the expressway toll project. construction is expected to wrap by 2020. running is good for your course.of picking up litter is good for the planet's health. so why not combine the two. the fitness craze makingts way into the u.s. plus adam tuss explains how local businesses are helping kids get a head start planning businesses of their own. and take a look at your radar. just some light rain, drizzle falling right now throughout thn re

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. a mother and son reunited after she went to court to challenge being separated at the border. handly with a look at what's coming up this evening. >> i just posted this on m facebook page earlier this afternoon. she came seeking asylum but found herself separated from hhe child after crossed the border. that set up a big legal battle. and now an emotional reunion ight here at one of our local airports. that mom's message to others who may find themselves in a similar space. plus nelson mandela's grandson heads to the u.s to study and chooses a local university. ahead at 5:00, he talks with david culver about what drew him here and how he hopes his studies will continue his grandfather's fight for freedom

and justice. we'll seeho you with stories plus a good deal more coming up on this soggy friday. but it is friday, the good part. >> thank you. folks, have you heard about the fitnessit crazeerally sweeping the ination. >>t's called plogging. you pick up trash while you're running. it started in sweden. epeople that h tried it says body york without. >> you're carrying a bag so itg ts heavier. you're squatting as you run. >> a good workt for skand good for the environment. you decide to give this a try, make sure you wear clubs.tive there are also apps to see where fellow ploggers have been. i think it's a great idea. >> everybody wins. >> i hate ash, so i pick it up

even fi weren even if i weren't jogging. >> you would? >> i hydo. >> don't you go through my? neighborhood >> you should be picking that ue yolf, leon. folks, have you heard the one about rain in the weekend forecast? >> not a joke. we're in for another wet weekend across the area. we're traing theck

it's been a year since a toddlert drowned a day care. >> and now his parents are talking warning parents aboutan the dr. only a few inches of water took her son's life. >> meagan fitzgerald sat down with thehe m today. >> he was just 1 years old, but he and his dad w malcoe the men of the house. >> he was just learning how to talk. he was very curious. >> reporter: his mom mary says

he was also special. it's why they named him after a civil rights leader. >> we wanted him to have b a impact on his community, on the world. >> reporter: but he already made a big impact on his family. on june 13th of 2017, just days before hisbi seconhday, his mom dropped him off to this day care on 17th street in northeast before headingo work. not long after mary got a call from her husband. >> heei had rd a call from children's hospital that he had been in an accident and we rushed to the hospital. >> reporter: the ball he was playing with in the back yard of the day care went into this kiddie pool and he drowned while trying to grab it. >> it' i a pain tha don't wish on anyone and in my healing i wanted to do something to help other parents.

>> reporter: the day care was never charged but no one saw him fall in.nt mo later mary started a nonprofit called parents against negligent day care. they educate parents on howo pick the right provider and remind them to never leave a child alone around a poo the grief is still overwhelming. but mary says she comes here to her son's room to find peace. his life was short, but his familyws k he will help a community through his death. >> we like toive parents life-saving information for their children so that's our gift from him to other children. >> reporter: meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >> the day ce provider lost their license for three years, but chargesne werr filed. >> mary's nonprofit will hold its first annual festivalhe tomorrow inistrict to honor her son. you find more information about

it i ourbc washington app. >> and other ks learn from that loss. >> that's a tough one. well, changing topic here. this weather and we're talking about flooding. possible flooding in areas over the weekend? >> we're seeingin floin parts right now including spots of culpeper county. a posted on my twitter and facebook pages water coming over a road in parts of the county. official there is asking people tonight ify indoors that's possible. and if you are under a flood warning, know we'reti g a lot of reports of flooded roads for those countie under flood warnings. i'll have that in just a moment. i want t talk about the rain outlook tonight. you see it's widespread rain in the showers evolving into a more steady even heavier rain as we move toward the evening hours. then we look towards tomorrow morning. we're tracking scattered

at time throughout the day. it's not a washout, but you will have rain and storms at times. by sunday just a small chance, a very small chance that you'rein de with the late day shower or thunderstorm. sunday is looking like the better of the two weenddays. here are the flood warnings that i'm talking about. these go through various times. these are the rivers and they are under flood warnings through theeekend. htppahannock under a flood warning ton culpeper, stafford, counties farther south and back to the west are under flo warning at least through tonight. if you're in a flood warning you can see an additional 1 to 2 inches of rainfall. you never want to drive through a flooded roadway. >>olks at home, one marathon where rain might not necessarily be a bad thing is the marine corp marathon run amuck.

tomorrow morning whe you are repping, we could be seeing some showers in the area. temperatures to stt will be h relatively mild. at that point showers will become spotty, so it will be esmp. temperatising quickly. check this out. by abo 10:00 noon we are headed into the upper 70s, low 80s. by the timera you'reing up, you should start to see sunshine breaking through. let's take at looke beach forecast. if you're not keeping it local, i'll tell you now, saturday and sunday we do have a chance for showers and storms, but it looks more so on saturday and temperatures will be in the mid 80s by sunday but the drive home should be wnice. yokend outlook overall headed to the community shred is not going to be a washout. as amelia was saying we do have showers. for those of you planning on brunch, i'll tell you now, wait until sunday. tomorrow okay. dry. but a lot of clouds tomorrow morng. the yardwork, it is going to be

hot, but it will be dryer sunday. so that's when i'm going to go say go ahead and get the yard work done. i'll have more on your weekend events coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> thanks so much. i want to show you the radar with what we're tracking right now. just scattered showers across the area. also some spotty drizzle. the drizzle is so light the radar has difficulty picksing it up.we hecked radar sites and they're all reporting drizzle. 84 on saturday with a 70 % chane for showers and thunderstorms. only 20% for a late day thunrstorm on sunday. next week monday, tuesday, wednesday looking fantastic. temperatures in the mid to upper 80s with low humidity and plenty of sunshine. >> that sounds good. newski 4 is w for you in the community sending out a message tha kids lives matter. >> that's also the message of the universal scircus now

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ptests continue after the deadly police shting of an unarmed black teen in pittsburgh. he was killed after he ran from a traffic stop and cell phone deo captured the shots. chris pallone shows us local leaders are asking for patience and demonstrators demand >> reporter: a small group of people sat in silent protest outside the allegheny county district attorney's office fremay. they'reding answers in the shooting death of a 17-year-old. >> how many kids do we have to lose before we get justice? >> reporter: cell phoneideo captured the moment tuesday night when the police officer sh h rhodes ase ran from a traffic stop. itatched the description of a

car involved inot a sg moments before and they say they found two guns in that car, but ran. was unarmed as >> it's difficult to imagine any circumstance or set of facts that would justify t o use deadly force in that situation. >> reporter: word of the shooti set off protests around pittsburgh. overnight more than 100bleople ocked a local park way for olseveral hours beforee moved in. the east w pittsburgh officer sworn in just hours before the shooting. he is now on leave. antoine rhoads funeral is monday. chris pallone, nbc news. right now at 5:00, i'm tracking rain in par of the area as well as some flooding. i'm meteorologist ameliaraper and i'll let you know what you can expect in the hours ahead, plus the weather for your weekend. a plus a tearful reunion at local airport between a mother and son who have been separated at the border. mission in ther's the wake of a tragedy

>> and the last thing i expected was my worst nightmare to come through on that day. >> reporter: her toddler drowned in a day care kiddie pool. she talks tonight about her painful loss nonch. no ordinary rescue. firefighters called in to help a kitten out of a precarious situation. how they were able to help with a smartphone and what's next for this little ball of fur. folks, we begin tonight with the forecast. our backdrop over our shouldert says all. thick clouds, lots of heavy rain too. evening for some. check out the radar. >> for everybody there is the threat of some severe weather coming this weekend. elia draper is in the storm center with more on this. >> right now on storm team 4 radar we're getting a bit of a eak from the steady rain but still drizzle out there for most

ofs. take a look. i circled this batch of rain puing out ofest virginia through parts of the panhandle west virginia and virginia. this is moving into our area over the next few hours. the areas in green are under flood warnings and these last times on into the weekend. those areas if you're in that floodwarning, you'll continue to see the heaviest and most rain. 70itegrees right now scattered light showers out there for everybody by 7:00 p.m. as we move toward 9:00 p.m. we're tracking rain. potentially heavy in spots and by 11:00 p.m. i think we'll see heavy rain in the d.c. metro area with temperatures only in 6the uppers. here are those flood warnings i was talking about. thisdes parts of culpeper, rappahannock and stafford counties as well as parts of shenandoah county. we'll see an 1 to 2 inches of rainfall inhe flood warnings. we're getting a lot of reports of flooded roads in these