like jim around here. bb&t. all we see is you. now a 11:00, a young girl's life cut short. her mily's world turned upside down. >> cowards. showed up on our street. >> tonight policeearch for the people responsible. >> a day for record rainfall. dozens of cars stranded at rush

hour on the gw parkway. firefighters forced to pull drivers to safety. and cleaning up mess. >> i would like to clarify. >> president trump responds to backlash over his refusal to blame russia for election pled medaling. >> breaking news. >> that breaking news a police here. ends in a crash this is a live picture of the investigation unfolding right now here on 63rd street in northeast washington. >> this keen is just across the dc line from prince george jess county. police chased the driver into the district. d.c. police went to the area because of the sound of gunsints. we're tto piece all of there together and we'll update the story as qsckly we get new information. tonight, we're hearing from the grandther of a 10-year-old girl who died in her sister's arm last 'mnight.

>> doreen gansler. >> makiyah which son's family s sa was sweet, full of life and lovede sports. d just gone swimming and out for ice cream before someone shot and killed her last night. >> look at the video from d.c. police. it only took 12 seconds for four suspects to change this family's life forever. 12 seconds to jump o out that car, fire shot after shot, jump backn and take off. >> news4's megan fitzgerald is orve with on this little girl's life and the search for the men who took . megan? >> reporter: of yeah, jim and doreen investigators are hoping that someone can recognize that blk sedan. it's an infinity. it has temporary tags. they're hoping that person calls ellice. i can you that the family, this is entire neighborhood, they'rein strugto accept the fact a 10-year-old girl was gunned down on the steps of her own me.

>> not enough. not now. not ever. >> reporter: whenhe devastation and heart ache is er much to bear, a grandmo overcome with emotion holds on to family and turns to god. while an entire community struggles to understand why an innocent little girl enjing a summer night was murdered. >> makiyah, she wasspecial. she loved football. she loved all kinds of sports. >> reporter: makiyah wilson just turned 10 years old. her paternal grandmother pandora says she was the youngest of four siblings. she loved her family and wasor lookingrd to summer break after graduating from the fourth grade. >> it's soard to put it in words because it don't feel real. you know? >> reporter: on monday eveninhe family says she returned to theront important of her house after getting ice cream when this police crime camera

shows the moments four masked gunmen pull up and open fire in all directions while kids and families we outside. >> her mother called me like 8:00 and she was screaming she was dying. and i had to g here so by the time we got here, they had alreadyen t her away. >> reporter: pandora says she took her last breath in her sister's arms. >> somebody knows, someone pulled the trigger. >> reporter: now her family and community are leading for the suspects to come forward while they prepare to say good-bye to a little guy who didn't have to die. >> god's going to see they get their justice. they're going to have to answer for it whether it's down here or up there. >> reporter: now, four other adults were shot in last night's shooting, as well. they were transported to the hospital includingh' maki 18-year-old sister. she are told she is expected to be okay. back to you. >> megan, thank you. we wanto give you a closer

look now again at that get away vehicle. it's a black infinity, four-door sedan. police tell us it has a missing rearmper. a nearby surveillance camera captured the car as it sped off. if you have any information about the car or the shooting, call d.c. police.aw >> we record rainfall in art very sho amount of time here this afternoon. flash flooding stranded about 40 cars on the grge washingto parkway. arlington county firefighters had to rescue stranded drivers. shomari stone spoke to some of thers drind joins us live now. show marry? >> reporter: well,ve those d tell me they are thankful for theht firefs at arlington county station 5 behind me. those firings wble to rescue them and the people in the cars remained calm but i must tell you, they were definitely anxious when is that water continued to rise in their cars.

eris video show arlington keep the firefig rescuing people during a flash flood on the gw parkway. >> it really started coming down hard there was no visibility. >> this man who doesn't want to be identifd says he pulled over nearea rgan national airport. >> everyone juspe std. tuld you see a river forming. two,ee cars ahead. next thingou know, water started coming inside the cars. >> you can seethe dir is at least two feet up. this shows you the water level up to the door. let's take a quick look inside. look at all this water on the floorboards. more tha c 20s and subs, submerged during the evening rush hour. storm team 4 reports 2.6 inches n fell in less than an hour. >> that was extremely more than we have seen in previous years. we see them calm. we stay calm. >> joe said about a dozenfi fiters rescued 40 people from the 25 cars and suvs.

>> a lot of people in the vehicles remained calm. the water was rising uhe to t bottom of the seats. as some stated into their glove box area. >> we'll walk across and check the ground. >> crews check before taking steps in the water as they walked with the rescue boats. >> with oth people being around and them seeing the help they were getting relaxed them so for us, it helped the situation. >>ou had to get to higher ground. >> reporter: no one was injured. ion shomari e, news4. >> that is good news. show marry, thank you. some of theel heaviest rain on nats park. it was so dark at 4:00 in thete oon, the lights were on against what looked like a night sky. when the sun c back out, it revealed waterlogged dugouts and pooling water. crews worked hard to get the facility and the field baseball ready for tonight's game the rain came from the ceiling a at

nearby metro station. check this out. a viewer tweet this video earlier today frothe capital south station. startling sight for riders but no impact to the rails. >> now that the rain is gone, let's talk about what's coming our way tonight and into tomorrow. ug, we had more storms come through tonight, huh. >> yeah, amazing how much we saw today. all three airports, dulles, dwi and reagan national all saw report amounts of rainfall. we ended up with close toe8 inches of rain today at reagan. amazing. e've seenre rain than over the last month. as a matter of fact, we haven't seen any rain at all so f at the airport for the entire month of july. now because of today, we areal about an inch above ample for the month. look what we saw here. you see the first line right here. that's tha one gave us all the rain. the second line simply died as ite its way to the i-95. behind this, much cooler air

coming in. there's not much back here at all. that's very good news for the next couple days. high temperature of92 today, d.c. 4. 80s to the north andwe . that's in store for tomorrow. laet we'll let you know the big change coming between now and tomorrow morning in a minute. >> it has been a remarkable 36 hours and white house politics and u.s. foreignpo cy. today, the president of the united states had to reassure americans he trusts his own intelligence agencie >> here's the president now with you remarks he made yesterday standing nexto russia's vladimir putin and his clarification today. >> just now, president putin nenied having anything to do with the elect interference in 2016. every u.s. intelligence agency concluded that russia did. who -- my first question for you, sir, is who do youli e? >> all i can doing is ask the question. my people came to me, c dants

came to me and some others. they said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just sai it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. i realize that there is a need for some clarification. it should have been obvious i butght it would be obvious, i would like to clarify just in casewa i't. in a key sentence in my remarks, i said the would instead of wouldn't. the sentence should have been, i don't see any reason w i wouldn't or why it wouldn't be russian. >> tonight, nbc news confirms president trump made today's statement at the urging of ve president mike pence and secretary of state mike pompeo. the president read from a prepared script with some of his own handwritten changes. but for many o capitol hill, republican and democrat, it was too little and too late.

>> nbc's garrett haake reports on the condemnation coming frf both sidese aisle. >> president trump'sce perform in finland fueling fierce criticism on capitol hl today much of it from fellow republicans unwilling to follow the president in siding with ntelligencethe u.s. community. >> russia is a menacing government that does not share our interests and values. that should be made very, very clearer. >> it felt like the dam is breaking. i was really glad to see people on both sides condemning what happened yesterday strongly. >> i think it was a bad day for the president. >> even fox news usually a supporting chorus for the prenest broadcasting disappointment instead. >> it was not a very forceful sipresentationings from pnt trump with putin standing next to him. >> that sets us back a lot. >> shod have defended us. he should have defended his own intelligence >> but beyond the beltway, president trump's supporters stooddy r to offer him more slack. >> i'm not sure he put any faith

in putin myself. he's trying to maybe reset things, trying to get thingsff to a better footing for our >> i think it's all politics, the russian thing, cia, fbi, i think that's what it is. >> from farther afield, a voice president trump likely ignored. barack obama sounding an alarm without mentioning trump or putin. >> strong man politics, suddenly, those in power seem to dermine every institutir norm that gives democracy meaning. >> that wasbc's garrett haake next at 11:00 tonight, a new inwsuit in last fall's deadly mass sho at the mandalay bay in las vegas. but this one was filed against the victims. we'll explain. >> the latest on talkso avoid a strike between metroes and it lat union. will there be progress now that all-star festivities are

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there is some surprising new outrage tonight over the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >> a gunman you'll recall fired on to a crowd from the 32nd flr of th mandalay bay hotel in las vegas last october. now, hotel owner mgm has filed a lawsuit against the victims. >> nbc's steanie gosk explains why. >> reporter: days before the srstoting in modern american history, stephen paddock massed an arsenal at the

mandalay bay hotel in las vegast making multiplp carrying 20 plus pieces of luggage containing 22 rifles into his suite. he went on to kill 58 people aun more than 500 others. now mgm, owner of the mandalay bay which faces over 1,000 victims' lawsus has turned around and sued those victims back. >> there's confusion by the victims. now they areeing sued by one of the largest companies in america forti g shot. they're just in disbelief and they're mad. >> the company's not looking for money but is askedg twoal courts to throw out their cases. because mgm says it is protected under a federal anti-terrorism law. that law shields private companies from financial liability following ari ter attack. if thes by relied on security measures certified by the department of hope land security. mgm says it did but the fbi never declared the las vegas shooting a terrorist attack.

>> this had nothing to do with rrorism and they have no motive for the shooting. >> reporter: in a statement, mgm writes in part from the day of this tragedy, we have focused on recovery of those impacted by the despicable acts of one ebola individual. adding years of drawn out litigation and hearings are not in the best interesting of vips, the communi and those still heal package.for vip who's believe the hotel could did he done a better job protecting them, lawyers say a speedy resolution is not tir first priority. stephanie gok, nbc news. >> new at11:00, the fbi looking for a girl from washington who disappeared just this morning.oo crystal senior 9 years old. here's her picture. take a look atit. moore was last seen walking away from her home on 17th veet in northeast. not far from elliott high middle school. she was wearing white and brown checkered pants and black shirt.

the i don't know if child exploitation and human tracking task force is helping in the search for her. >> we made it to the all-star me without metro interruption because of a labor dispute. metro is stillks in tonight to try to avoid a strike by its largest unions. workers voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike. metro officials met with union leaders today calling it a construct stib and frank conversation. they plan to meet again tomorrow. metro is open till 12:30 tonight to help baseball fans get home from the all-star game i ery big day here in d.c. at a lot of weather dram we had in the afternoon. >> and you know, we had it yesterday.ho ar came through around 4:00. today they came through around : 3:00, . it was a lot of rain. some locations pick package up almost 3 inches of rain in an hour. that prompted flash flooding across parts of the area. numerous wind reports and newspaper russ power outages,

trees down. it was kind of nay. it d fortunately clear up in time for the game and the great festivitown there tonight. out there today, temperature warm. it was yesterday 98. today 92 in d.c., 88 gaithersburg. and easton at 93. it was hot. it was humid again. but once the stores came through it helped a little bit. this is going back about six ur now. you see the first line of storms here coming through around 2:003:00, 4:00, fairfax county, d.c., prince george county. here's the second line. it was severe. hagerstown. coming down towards the, nope, huh-uh, just a couple of showers at the game is it. that one is now gone. that's the front. we're seeing much different air mass behind the system. righnow, nothing out there at all. one lone shower up towards

aberdeen. that is it. how about the total rainfall from today? look at these numbers. 3.34 inches of rain in baltimore today. incredible. 2.79 in washington. both of those are records.'s d. record all the way back in 1945. over an nach in hagerstown. an inch in dulles. we had zero rain in the month of july. and right now after 2.79 inches we're half an inch above average for the entire month. it all came within an hour, hour and a half. out there right now, a much s.cer night. 75 degr winds out of the northwest seven miles per hour. dewpoints are fall. humidity is falling. tomorrow morning, you wake up to a much better day. 69 right now martinsburg. 68 women chester. 75 in the city. 79 in annapolis. it is going to be a great start to our day tomorrow. here's what's happening. the front moving through right there. behind this though, not much at all coming through. this is where the nice weather is coming from over the next

couple days. it will be very nice. high of 88. contind warm. that's right around the average for this time of year. much less humid. a vy comfortable day even with the sunshine. tomorrow is a day where it's hoa but if you in the shade, mo problem at all. 87 on thursday. 89 on friday. 86 on saturday. then it starts to get unsettled. we've got a couple nice days. sunday tluf next wednesday we'll watch a storm system aroun the area that's giving us the chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. just about each day. not tswash you notice the average high temperature 9. we are below or rht around that number the whole time. >>don't have a single 90 right now. e love see that. >> no more 98s, 96s. >> and theround was so dry, all that rain water will be absorbed quickly. >> we needed. >> coming up, a baltimorel- alar could be headed west. where manny machado will be

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harper winning it last night. today the all-stars internationals park on a red carpet we borrowed from doug's house. st need the game to deliver a blockbuster. there have been six home runs. ninth right now, american league up max scherzer started for the national league. struck out four in two. did give up a solo homer. aaron judge. brycer har last night. did have two strikeouts and two at-b 5-3 right now is our score with the american league leading. a three-run homer. all right. we move on. iol all-stars, manny mew cha doe appears he might be on his way to a city with a lot of red carpets. several reports he's likely going to the dodger, one of the most coveted free agents. orioles not sniffing is the postseason. a lot of talk about him going to the yankees or phillies.

it appears right now l.a. the front run everywhere manny mew chad doe. >> lis, cal ripken junior played in a few all-star games. honoring his dad's legacy by making sure the game reaches as many as poible. teaming up with the cal ripkent founings to bring development parks in up to tenv citiesr the next five years. it about getting baseball, soball into the inner cities and providing chances for underserved kids. >> you start to hear the stories that this kid was you have troubled and wouldn't go to school, wouldn't do this and that. it was hard t reach him. but you reached him through this program and tough sports that changed his life. there's a lot of similar storiki that. >> listen, his dad was all about and cal junior is still doing that g back. we starred with all-stars. why not end with them. christie toliver named to the wnba all-star team. >>ood for them. >>ood for them. da thank you,

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